Roman Snow
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According to my wife , we're all wrong
I did consider Girls Just Want To Have Fun and maybe the number 1girl song of the 80's
Well , it was the 80's IMO, Like a Virgin, but didn't want you guys thinking I went out of my way to listen to them
OK, OK.
How about that band 'Cap'n Geech and the Shrimp Shack Shooters' ?
So many great tracks in here already posted. I was 16 in 1985 and really didn't like most of the pop music and rock hair bands(late 80's) that ruled the decade. I really prefer the 70's and 90's music. Still, there are some amazing tunes associated with the teen years, of course
I'll post three.
My very first concert in 1983. I was mesmerized.
Pretty much describes my first two years of high school which was a miserable experience. Also the first Rush song i learned to play on drums....practice makes perfect when you have no friends, no girlfriend and aren't invited to parties, Lol.
Nothing sentimental, just a kick ass tune that fires me up.
@Ramlock I have to revisit Robert Plant's solo career. I am a big Zepplin fan but didn't listen to Plant solo much at all.
Growing up in the 80's , I really didn't care much for most of the new wave stuff at the time , I was much more into the hair bands of the 80's
but...........
There was a couple new wave bands I did kinda sorta like ,............kinda sorta , the Outfield was one of them
You're Joe Dirt!
Actually, I am somewhat of a Joe Dirt when it comes to music. It took me till the very late 80's to get accustomed to punk rock and the evolving music.
Yea , I can't think of the Police , without thinking of my wife , back in the day , when we were still just dating , it seemed like that's all she would listen to , and don't get me wrong , I've always been a fan of the Police , but...........I did get pretty sick of them for a while................lolI'm always taken by music associating someway/somehow with past and present girlfriends. I had some girlfriends with names like Michele, Roxanne & Amy, so songs by the Beatles, Police & Pure Prairie League would always resonate. And after break-ups, how Journey & Foreigner songs would rip me up. At least with girls named Nancy, Debbie, Helen & Jeannie, not much chance being reminded of another failure.