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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Together in Electric dreams
St elmos fire
Kids in America...
But it's hard to pick just 3...grest era for electro funk pop and great chart music.... Who could forget the beginning of back to the future with power of love.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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For bringing back memories I'd say
Come on Eileen
Don't you want me baby
Uptown girl
Not necessarily my favourite but they remind me of a specific time as a kid. |
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"For bringing back memories I'd say
Come on Eileen
Don't you want me baby
Uptown girl
Not necessarily my favourite but they
remind me of a specific time as a kid."
Nearly put cmon Eileen. Always gets us on the dance floor |
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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago
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Bloody hell just three?  I could probably do 333 and still begrudge leaving some out!!
OK off the top of my head:
Embarassment - Madness: The perfect pop song that addresses a serious subject against an almost Motown melody
That's Entertainment - The Jam: For the way Weller spits out "and a kick in the balls" alone
Happy Hour - The Housemartins: Upbeat, boppy and one of the most underrated bands of the mid-late eighties |
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"Bloody hell just three? I could probably do 333 and still begrudge leaving some out!!
OK off the top of my head:
Embarassment - Madness: The perfect pop song that addresses a serious subject against an almost Motown melody
That's Entertainment - The Jam: For the way Weller spits out "and a kick in the balls" alone
Happy Hour - The Housemartins: Upbeat, boppy and one of the most underrated bands of the mid-late eighties"
Fab-u-lous choice..... |
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