My Top 106 (And Counting) Greatest 80's Era Bands of All-Time (Review) (Updated June 1st, 2017) (Part 2)

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More bands from my Top 106 (and counting) Greatest 80's Era Bands of All-Time. Where I use the term currently, that means that bands ranking is being reconsidered. Once I get everything finished, these rankings could be radically different. I've defined the 80's era from 1977 to 1993.

97) Cher (currently 11 songs)

96) B-52s (currently 9 songs)

95) Queensryche (currently 17 songs)

94) Eurythmics (currently 17 songs)

93) Tracy Chapman (currently 14 songs)

92) Jackson Browne (currently 12 songs)

91) Rod Stewart (currently 12 songs)

90) Cheap Trick (currently 5 songs, this is the band that I'm currently working through their music. They released their first two CDs in 1977, right at the start of what I consider the 80's era. For Cheap Trick I have 11 CDs to listen to and reconsider. Obviously when I'm done they are going to have a lot more than 5 songs. After two CDs they already have 8 songs under consideration and I haven't even made it to "Dream Police".
89) Survivor (currently 11 songs)
88) Whitesnake (currently 24 songs)
87) ABC (currently 7 songs)
86) Neil Diamond (currently 13 songs)
85) Sting (currently 13 songs)
84) REO Speedwagon (currently 18 songs)
83) Dire Straits (currently 13 songs)
82) Red Hot Chili Peppers (currently 20 songs)
81) The Bangles (currently 17 songs)
80) .38 Special (currently 17 songs)
79) Tom Petty/ With and Without The Heartbreakers (currently 17 songs)
78) John Mellencamp (currently 31 songs)
77) Phil Collins (currently 24 songs)
76) Rush (currently 17 songs)
75) Morrissey (only his solo work) (currently
74) Beastie Boys (currently 14 songs)
73) Police (currently 15 songs)
72) Ratt (currently 17 songs)
71) Foreigner (currently songs)

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