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@WontPostMuch: So did Princess Diana

[quote=Zoneflare4]@dimo ive never payed attention to what Bono does but ive started really disliking him after he tried to get congress to pass a bill which would require radio stations to pay for the music that they air.[/quote]

He's done so much for African kids doe, like wow, amaze at his ability to care for the blacks

[quote=fradddd]any New Order song[/quote]
Too true. I've never heard a bad New Order song.

@dimo ive never payed attention to what Bono does but ive started really disliking him after he tried to get congress to pass a bill which would require radio stations to pay for the music that they air.

[quote=WontPostMuch]Unfortunately the 80s were a dark time in human history where things like good music and fashion mysteriously disappeared, replaced by synths so outdated even The Doors would blush and the same talentless hack was writing all rock songs.it is a well known fact that awful bands like Bob Jovii, Journey and U2 were led by the same asshole. U can tell by the dumb lyrics trying to sound inspirational and the boring music that blends into one giant blur of pretentiousness. Thankfully the horrible atrocity that "music" had become was vanquished decisively by the American Hero Reagan with his cultural revival program DARE that made sure white ppl would forever be free from the clutches of cocaine but widely available to dah blacks. Thus the natural order of society was restored in one fell swoop, ensuring that white ppl would no longer dominate music once and for all and paving the way for the gangsta rap of the 90s to take over. I cannot think of someone as influential to rap music as reagan[/quote]

I dislike Bono as much as the next guy, but The Joshua Tree is an amazing album.

[quote=fradddd]@WontPostMuch blasphemy. You probably like 90's cartoons and rap.[/quote]

With the exception of Ren & Stimpy, I think modern cartoons are a lot better! Regular Show >90's craptoons.

rockit.
straight up.
walk this way.

@WontPostMuch blasphemy. You probably like 90's cartoons and rap.

Unfortunately the 80s were a dark time in human history where things like good music and fashion mysteriously disappeared, replaced by synths so outdated even The Doors would blush and the same talentless hack was writing all rock songs.it is a well known fact that awful bands like Bob Jovii, Journey and U2 were led by the same asshole. U can tell by the dumb lyrics trying to sound inspirational and the boring music that blends into one giant blur of pretentiousness. Thankfully the horrible atrocity that "music" had become was vanquished decisively by the American Hero Reagan with his cultural revival program DARE that made sure white ppl would forever be free from the clutches of cocaine but widely available to dah blacks. Thus the natural order of society was restored in one fell swoop, ensuring that white ppl would no longer dominate music once and for all and paving the way for the gangsta rap of the 90s to take over. I cannot think of someone as influential to rap music as reagan

@dimo Come On Eileen is such a great one...

I have some:

Sweet Dreams
Take On Me
The Promise
any New Order song
Working For The Weekend
Our House
Tainted Love (Soft Cell version)
Whip It
Here I Go Again

My time to shine:
Livin' on a Prayer
Jessie's Girl
Little Red Corvette
Walking On Sunshine
Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go
Love Shack
Mickey
Bust a Move
Come On Eileen
Billie Jean
All Night Long

The only music from the 80's I really like is punk. So I don't think that I'd be much help here haha

[quote=Chema]who u gonna call?[/quote]
Huey Lewis and the news? o.o
OT well Kenny Loggins made a lot of music for movies back in the 80s so you could try him out

who u gonna call?