Hello,
I just can't get away from doing 80s music blogs, to me that was the greatest decade for music ever. These are songs that you haven't thought about for awhile or maybe never have thought about. My aim here is great songs that aren't completely forgotten but just haven't got the love they so deserve. I'm trying not to include completely obscure songs here.
I'm trying to post songs, even if they were a big hit back in the day, that seem to have been forgotten. For instance I was watching an episode of "Suits" last night. Harvey Specter and Mike Ross were discussing the great band The Spinners. They were a band that had a lot of great songs, but some people would give you a blank look if you mention their name. In fact Mike Ross was not familiar with the Spinners. I'll be posting one of their songs later.
What I'm trying to do is to post great songs, but not those songs that most sentient beings should know. In other words I won't have Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'", Huey Lewis and The News" The Power of Love", Madonna's "Like A Virgin", George Michael's "I Want Your Sex" or "Faith" etc. In other words I want to post the 80% of songs that fit in between the obscure and the songs that most people should know. Most folks my age will be familiar with many of these songs. Great decade, great times, great music and a great life.
35) Olivia Newton-John "Twist of Fate":
36) Peter Gabriel "Big Time":
37) The Fixx "Red Skies":
38) AC/DC "Who Made Who":
39) Dead or Alive "Brand New Lover":
40) Fiction Factory "(Feels Like) Heaven":
Three old school bangers for you. 41) MARRS "Pump Up The Volume":
42) Technotronic "Pump Up The Jam":
It was released on January 3rd, 1990. That means everything about this song is an 80s song but the release date. 43) Snap! "The Power":
44) Huey Lewis and the News "Hip To Be Square":
45) ELO "Twilight":
46) AC/DC "You Shook Me All Night Long":
47) Soft Cell "Tainted Love":
48) John Lennon "(Just Like) Starting Over":
49) Joe Jackson "Steppin Out":
50) Madonna "Vogue":
51) Suzanne Vega featuring Joe Jackson "Left of Center":
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