80s/Electronica Your Top 1 80's song

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[Jackonfire]

In fact, I did not know that, nor have I ran across that band before. Curious, how did you acquire such information? Sounds like very late 70's/early 80's valley girl.

I went on a Dire Straits kick a few months back. The guys I play music with with wanted to learn So Far Away. I read up on the song you posted, Romeo and Juliet, and recognized Holly's name mentioned in an article. I knew the song I Want To Go Home by Holly and the Italians. I had heard the song either on a soundtrack or compilation CD and it had always stuck with me.

I love the internet.

 

[Jackonfire]

 

[Jackonfire]

They had a couple of hits in the 80's but honestly, I prefer the earlier stuff off of Big Fun City.

Baby Hurricane, Cat Burglar, Laundromat Kat

 

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[Sweater of AV]

 

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love this song. I saw this manlet vato ganbanger karaoke the fuck out it one time -- to this day it is literally the best version I've ever heard.

now back to our regularly scheduled program:

 

[FlyingDeathKick]

Tough, tough choices... There is load of stuff but if I had to make a pick, I go with this:

Good choices, for those 2 bands I'd choose these songs

 

[Jackonfire]

 

[Jackonfire]

 

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[ookii]

They had a couple of hits in the 80's but honestly, I prefer the earlier stuff off of Big Fun City.

Baby Hurricane, Cat Burglar, Laundromat Kat

The song mainly known on the movie Some Kind of Wonderful, an underrated John Hughes film

 

[ookii]

He looks like a knock off of the Dead or Alive singer

 

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[Gene Tunney]

I went on a Dire Straits kick a few months back. The guys I play music with with wanted to learn So Far Away. I read up on the song you posted, Romeo and Juliet, and recognized Holly's name mentioned in an article. I knew the song I Want To Go Home by Holly and the Italians. I had heard the song either on a soundtrack or compilation CD and it had always stuck with me.

I love the internet.

The internet is a definitive element. And you are very knowledgeable on the subject of modern music. Perhaps even more so than meets the eye. It's more of a tangent topic, personally. 80's music speaks in a tone that other decades do not, or cannot.