Cool 80s Music

[ResidentEvil7Participant 9540]

No this isn’t a MGTOW or red pill thing, but I like to show some really good music from the good ol’ 80s. This is going to be a long list, but it’s a good fun music.

Uptown Girl – Billy Joel:

We Fight For Love – Power Station – Commando music video:

Weird Science – Oingo Boingo:

What’s Love Got To Do With It – Tina Turner:

Who’s Johnny – El DeBarge:

You’re No Good – House (1986) Version:

Achy Breaky Heart – Billy Ray Cyrus:

Addicted To Love – Robert Palmer:

All Night Long – Lionel Richie:

Always Something There To Remind Me – Naked Eyes:

And Then He Kissed Me – The Crystals – Adventures In Babysitting

Day-O – Harry Belefante – Beetlejuice (Banana Boat Song):

Jump In The Line – Harry Belefante – Beetlejuice:

Back In Time – Huey Lewis And The News – Back To The Future:

Big Trouble In Little China – Coupe De Ville:

Born To Be Alive – Patrick Hernandez – Vegas Vacation:

Boss Of Me – The Mighty Giants – Malcolm In The Middle music video:

Burn In Hell – Twisted Sister – Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure:

The Circle – Max Carl:

Creatures Of Habit – Spunkadelic – Ninja Turtles II:

Danger Zone – Kenny Loggins – Top Gun:

This Is Dedicated To The One I Love – House Version:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q5gTgrF6pcA

Don’t You (Forget About Me) – Simple Minds – The Breakfast Club:

Don’t You Want Me – The Human League:

Eight Arms To Hold You – The Goon Squad – The Goonies:

Elevation – U2 – Tomb Raider:

Everybody Wants To Rule The World – Tears For Fears:

Everybody Have Fun Tonight – Wang Chung:

Expressway To Your Heart – The Asbury Jukes – Adventures In Babysitting:

Just Can’t Stop – Percy Sledge – Adventures In Babysitting:

Flashdance : Irene Cara:

Future In Your Eyes – The Asbury Jukes – Adventures In Babysitting:

Galaxy Bounce – Chemical Brothers – Tomb Raider:

Get Outta My Dreams, Get in My Car – Billy Ocean:

Ghostbusters – Ray Parker, Jr.:

Glory Of Love – Peter Cetera – Karate Kid Part II:

Goonies Are Good Enough – Cyndi Lauper – The Goonies music video:

Heart Go Faster – Davy Brothers – Tomb Raider Cradle Of Life:

The Heart Of Rock And Roll – Huey Lewis:

Humans Being – Van Halen:

Hush – Kula Shaker – I Know What You Did Last Summer:

Tubthumping – Chumbawamba:

I Just Died In Your Arms Tonight – Cutting Crew:

If This Is It – Huey Lewis:

Invincible – Pat Benetar – The Legend Of Billie Jean:

Invisible Touch – Genesis:

Kokomo – The Beach Boys:

Land Of A Thousand Dance – Wilson Pickett – The Great Outdoors:

Like A Prayer – Madonna:

Little Lies – Fleetwood Mac:

Love Train – Tommy Lee – Final Destination 3:

Mighty Wings – Cheap Trick – Top Gun:

The NeverEnding Story – Limahl:

Ninja Rap – Vanilla Ice – Ninja Turtles II:

Oh Yeah – Yello – Ferris Buller’s Day Off:

The Power Of Love – Huey Lewis – Back To The Future:

Oh, Pretty Woman – Van Halen:

Problem Child – The Beach Boys:

Saved By Love – Rik Emmett – Problem Child:

Shattered Dreams – Johnny Hates Jazz:

She Drives Me Crazy – Fine Young Cannibals:

Something About You – Level 42:

Spaceb~~~~ -The Spinners – Movie version:

Stuck On You – Huey Lewis:

Sussudio – Phil Collins:

Take Me Home – Phil Collins:

Take Me Home Tonight – Eddie Money:

Take On Me – A Ha:

Tarzan Boy – Baltimora – Ninja Turtles III:

Tell It To My Heart – Taylor Dayne:

Tequila – The Champs – Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure:

I didn’t know it would be so many, but it’s all good. By the way, can you imagine all the annoying commercials I had to deal with to link all those music videos?!

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[Duke TogoParticipant 2664]

The 80s. Movies and music that can never be matched.

Nice list there ResidentEvil7.

I would definitely add to that list: Bloodsport with Van Damme and soundtrack by Paul Hertzog. What a combination of cheesy action and 80s synths (Yamaha FM7 or some other frequency or phase modulation synth if I am correct (sounds like it to me anyway)).

[GeraldParticipant 3620]

I came of age in the 80’s and am still enthralled with the music today. I like a lot of the eccentric side B pieces as well… the whole Iron Eagle soundtrack (just saw that movie again the other day and was reminded of it), Most of the Top Gun soundtrack, most 80’s Van Halen, Genesis in the 80’s, Bryan Adams, the list goes on and on… I would be that 75% of my CD collection, aside from the Iron Maiden, is from the 80’s.

No longer can we walk away, we must run. Remove the motive power.

[Ned TrentParticipant 4894]

@ ResidentEvil7: Whilst I know very many of all of those titles you listed above, speaking of Iron Maiden, Gerald, to me it was actually this one very video by ZZ TOP (below) that ultimately paved my path by and large off the whole pop music genre and straight into the hardrock and metal fields within the latter part of the 80s, leading progressively via King’s X, Iron Maiden, Manowar, Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, Destruction, Holy Moses, Kreator up to the likes of Panthera and Prong, the last four of which I am still a fan of to this day…

And here is the video I mentioned above, the very introducing drug to it all (especially when I first listened to the solo guitar part on this one in conjunction with the picture of that badass bigfoot car; that’s pretty much all it took for a big trigger):

I'd rather die a natual death with a clear MGTOW conscience somewhere off the grid than one within "modern" civilisation with a big stress mark on my forehead and a couple of dozen tubes plugged into my body. Back to the plantation..? Me..? Hey, literally: I won't ever fucking kid myself...YZERLMNTSIC

[GeraldParticipant 3620]

Ned Trent wrote:

@ ResidentEvil7: Whilst I know very many of all of those titles you listed above, speaking of Iron Maiden, Gerald, to me it was actually this one very video by ZZ TOP (below) that ultimately paved my path by and large off the whole pop music genre and straight into the hardrock and metal fields within the latter part of the 80s, leading progressively via King’s X, Iron Maiden, Manowar, Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, Destruction, Holy Moses, Kreator up to the likes of Panthera and Prong, the last four of which I am still a fan of to this day…

And here is the video I mentioned above, the very introducing drug to it all (especially when I first listened to the solo guitar part on this one in conjunction with the picture of that badass bigfoot car; that’s pretty much all it took for a big trigger):

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I still fire up the Manowar albums every once in a while… am soooo p~~~ed that one was stolen when my car was broken into… but apparently not p~~~ed enough to go re-buy it. I think a trip to the music store is in order.

No longer can we walk away, we must run. Remove the motive power.

[KillmandrillParticipant 497]

Cool thread.

Well the 80s have been my wild years, metal, hangin around with bands, doing interviews for a fanzine of my friends, making videos for bands.. riding motorcycles… this was my mainstream in the 80s and early 90s.., though I was not pure metal I had to keep my eyes open left and right, only metal would´ve been just to boring for me.

You might know this though, I still like it, though my musical ways have changed a lot since then, music still moves me one way or the other..

Ah, women. They make the highs higher and the lows more frequent. Friedrich Nietzsche

[Anonymous 11]

I was a metal head in the 80s so I would utterly refuse to listen to the pop stuff. Fast forward to the present, the songs including the ones I once hated have stood the test of time quite well.

Really great list! Thanks, I will spend the day listening. After the 80s, every damn song sounds the same no matter what the genre. It’s even worse today just like our culture.

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