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@hhh,
I love that one. Do you know this newer version: Love On A Real Train
I am considering quitting my job, becoming a metro/subway driver, choosing the night shift and then play this song in an endless loop.
"Horum omnium Belgae fortissimi sunt" - Caius Julius Caesar
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Anyone else ever got 'rickrolled'? ![]()
Rick(rolled) Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up
I think Stock-Aitken-Waterman had a great sound.
As a true child of the 80s, I think there would probably not be enough space on the Bunsenlabs forums to post all great songs of the 80s.
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Anyone else ever got 'rickrolled'?
Check my first post in this thread ![]()
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@Starborn: I've always liked that song, so I've never really minded a good rickroll.
Be excellent to each other, and...party on, dudes!
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Uptown Girl by Billy Joel
Heaven by Bryan Adams
Islands in the stream by Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton
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Everything But The Girl - Eden (1984)
I won't throw around phrases like "xx changed my life", but EBTG were definitely seminal for me.
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Buggles - 1979; MTV's opening video, as I recall.
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Everything But The Girl - Eden (1984)
I won't throw around phrases like "xx changed my life", but EBTG were definitely seminal for me.
thanks for posting that.
very beautiful album; reminds me of some of the music i used like myself in my early days.
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@Starborn: I've always liked that song, so I've never really minded a good rickroll.
I would never post a song that I do not like myself, so.
I was a teenager in the '80s, and it was my favourite musical era (next to today's style of Trance music, which does not fit here, as this is an '80s-music thread.)
Are there many Europeans here?
I bet no one has mentioned this (former) duet. It was my very first music album I ever bought, back in 1986, on vinyl.
Ready for Romance (full album) - Modern Talking
Oh, those times, where have they all gone?? ![]()
"Horum omnium Belgae fortissimi sunt" - Caius Julius Caesar
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I like French songs for some reason, so here's Desireless and France Gall
France - Gall - Ella, Elle L'a
few others...
Roxette - Listen To Your Heart
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Are there many Europeans here?
I bet no one has mentioned this (former) duet. It was my very first music album I ever bought, back in 1986, on vinyl.
of course there are europeans here.
speaking for myself (and not europeans in general) - modern talking was everything we hated. Popper.
my first album bought with my own money was "Simply Red": Money's Too Tight To Mention
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no offense, that was me as a teenager!
neither am i particularly fond of simply red anymore.
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bowie - blue jean
I don't care what you do at home. Would you care to explain?
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bowie - ashes to ashes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMThz7eQ6K0
bowie - without you, my favorite song by him, go Stevie Ray
I don't care what you do at home. Would you care to explain?
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^ +1
It's been too long since I listened to this one.
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^ it's a little similar to their "Disintegration" album, which is their last 80s album.
anyhow i was thinking about this thread after listening to some rap/hip-hop yesterday - a genre that was coming strong in the eighties yet hasn'tbeen much honored in this thread?
also, fully electronic music (techno) was a huge thing (nowadays it's become the standard...) - that would be important for a computer operating system forum, no?
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The Cure will forever be an 80's group to me regardless what decade they actually produced the music in. In terms of rap, I didn't listen to much of it back then but what I did listen too I prefer over the gangsta style stuff that is mostly the norm these days.
I actually saw Information Society and Book of Love sometime in the early 90's. Information Society's stuff was written on a Commodore Amiga I believe.
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anyhow i was thinking about this thread after listening to some rap/hip-hop yesterday - a genre that was coming strong in the eighties yet hasn'tbeen much honored in this thread?
also, fully electronic music (techno) was a huge thing (nowadays it's become the standard...) - that would be important for a computer operating system forum, no?
We haven't touched a slew of genres, yet (HAIR BANDS, EVERYBODY RUUUUNNNN!!!!!)
Stop the Violence Movement - Self Destruction
^I remember most of those rappers!
I don't care what you do at home. Would you care to explain?
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Information Society's stuff was written on a Commodore Amiga I believe.
yes, but that was just used to control the synthesizers (midi).
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i just realized that this was probably meant as an answer on my proposal for "purely electronic" music, but i misunderstood tknomanzr and thought they pointed out "ultimate minimalism".
of course, we had lots of synth music already in this thread; i guess i was refering more to techno and house and such things.
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