Favourite song from the 80s

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This is one of mine.

Forgot to mention Prince Charming by Adam and the ants.

Sorry to be a Depeche Mode pedant, but I am Dave Gahan's number one fan (he just doesn't know it!) But Personal Jesus was 1990. From the Violator album. Harumph!

Hold Me Now - Thompson Twins

Can't remember all the artists but..

Baby Jane ,, Rod stewart
Aeiou
Who's that girl,, eurythmics
Say hello wave goodbye,, soft cell
Brothers in arms,, dire straits
China girl,, David bowie
Flashdance
White lines
Requiem,, London boy's
Will you,, Hazel O'connor

Can't remember all the artists but..

Baby Jane ,, Rod stewart
Aeiou
Who's that girl,, eurythmics
Say hello wave goodbye,, soft cell
Brothers in arms,, dire straits
China girl,, David bowie
Flashdance
White lines
Requiem,, London boy's
Will you,, Hazel O'connor

One?!

Queen - Under Pressure

Heart - Alone / These Dreams / All I Wanna Do Is Fuck you silly Make Love To You.

Don Henley - Boys Of Summer

And it was released underground in the 80s but The Shamen - Ebeneezer Goode!

More of a 90s+ person due to my age, but still..

I’ve done this if anyone wants it.

Xanadu - Olivia Newton John

Life’s what you make it by Talk Talk. Amazing piano and guitar riffs. Since Mark Hollis’s sad death recently I have been listening to Talk Talk so much - fabulous band!

Just added Life's what you make it onto my Spotify. SO many great memories on here, what about:

Hazy Shade of Winter by the Bangles

Love is a Battlefield - Pat Benetar

Pinkarsedfly
Thank you x

Lovely thank you pink

Thank you @Pink

Together in Electric Dreams

Easy Lover

Shattered Dreams Johnny Hates Jazz

A little respect Erasure

Gold Spandau Ballet

So many but those are probably my all time favourites

I love loads of 80s stuff but my favourite is probably I Wanna Dance With Somebody by Whitney Houston. It just makes me want to dance and sing into a hairbrush

This comment made me smile, so true :)

Can I offer up The Motive by Then Jericho though

I liked Big Area, Sugarbox and Song for the Brokenhearted (the last of which they inexplicably didn't put on their "best of" album).

Japanese boy
Down under. -Men at work.
Stepping out- Joe Jackson
Everything counts -Depech mode
On my own- Patti Labelle and Michael McDonald.
My baby takes the morning train.Sheena Easton (sp)
You win again. The Bee Gees
Too many broken hearts. Jason Donovan.
We didn't start the fire- Billy Joel.
One night in Bangkok- Murray Head
Stand by me. Ben E King
Give it up - KC and the sunshine band
Victims Culture Club

Fast car. Tracy Chapman
Baby Jane Rod Stewart
Some guys have all the luck- Rod Stewart
Piano.in the dark. Brenda Russell
Got my mind set on you. George Harrison.

Ooh Then Jericho! I loved them - and Mark Shaw.

Adding to the playlist...

Two Hearts - Phil Collins

Thoughts of yesterday - Strawberry Switchblade