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#75 by iPelon on 15 Aug, 2008 18:48
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AH, the 80's. Big hair, Shoulder pads, women wearing ties (which I hated) and cheesy music and sitcoms.
AAAHHHH the memories.
Chessy music?
? 
... dude, waz-up... that's everything after the 70's (which I like, not all, but some), and the 90's (before this new hip-hop/r&b/rap/W.T.F were-they-thinking-type-of-s#@t came out.
Chessy music? Them's is fightin' words
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#76 by GASlick on 15 Aug, 2008 18:53
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When I was in my teens in the 80's I knew every word to every song and thought I had it made. You look back on it now and it's like OMG! I listened to that!?
Good times, though. Good times.
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#77 by iPelon on 15 Aug, 2008 19:35
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When I was in my teens in the 80's I knew every word to every song and thought I had it made. You look back on it now and it's like OMG! I listened to that!?
Good times, though. Good times.
Don't we all go through that?
I hear you though, I felt the same way.
I do DJ'ing on the side and have a huge collection of music... a large portion is 80's, anything from: electric/funk/punk/disco/freestyle/r&b/rap/rock-a-billy/house/techno/lounge... let me tell you brotha, the 80's were much more than spiky hair, shoulder pads, fluorescent clothes, hair spray, footsies (know what those were?), cowboy boots with silver-tips (no, I never owned any), flat-tops (for those of us that had hair, back-in-the-days), .... the list just goes on.
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#78 by GASlick on 15 Aug, 2008 20:22
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Atari
Milli Vanilli
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#79 by iPelon on 15 Aug, 2008 22:56
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Intellivision
Grandmaster Flash --- "White Lines"
... bring it baby!! 
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#80 by GASlick on 15 Aug, 2008 22:58
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Tesla - remember them?
Of course I still love Bon Jovi, Guns 'n Roses and Def Leppard -
#81 by iPelon on 15 Aug, 2008 23:07
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Hell yes I remember Tesla!! They rocked!!
How about some:
White Snake -- "Here I Go Again On My Own"
Night Ranger -- "Sister Christian"
Ratt --- "Round & Round"
Scorpions --- "Rock You Like a Hurricane"
Sorry, my glam rock came out.
What else you got???
ZZ Top --- "Tush" -
#82 by BALDANDRE on 15 Aug, 2008 23:33
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A few of my personal faves:
Paul Hardcastle-
Murray Head-
Big Country-
The Church-
Shriekback-
World Party-
and this is gonna get WAY too long if I try to post videos from all of 'em... :
Vash...
WE grew up in the same 80's bro..
I'd bet Marz did too!
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#83 by J Digory on 15 Aug, 2008 23:57
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Women wearing ties was bad, but the rest was GOOD? haha I would have to say that style-wise there wasn't really a whole lot I would say was good. Funny how we always look back at the cool trends of former decades and laugh. I'm already laughing at the emo/indie look of today.
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#84 by iPelon on 16 Aug, 2008 00:46
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Women wearing ties was bad, but the rest was GOOD? haha I would have to say that style-wise there wasn't really a whole lot I would say was good. Funny how we always look back at the cool trends of former decades and laugh. I'm already laughing at the emo/indie look of today.
You kidding me... I'm already thinking about what the sly look will be in five to ten years. Gotta think ahead... a bald head, that is!!! -
#85 by BALDANDRE on 16 Aug, 2008 11:35
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You kidding me... I'm already thinking about what the sly look will be in five to ten years. Gotta think ahead... a bald head, that is!!!
For me it's (the bald head) withstood 15 years brutha...
that's about 3 trends worth!!!!!
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#86 by J Digory on 17 Aug, 2008 01:27
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If you look over the years, a bald head has always been classic. It just IS. You can only have one type of BALD, so there's no other way of doing it.
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#87 by Tyler on 19 Aug, 2008 01:16
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Tesla - remember them?
Of course I still love Bon Jovi, Guns 'n Roses and Def Leppard
Signs, signs, everywhere there's signs!