2. Blondie – Call me
Original rock chick

3. Duran Duran – Rio
those sounds and those bright suits – the epitome of the 80s

Sure, but do you have BAD memories of summer camp?! ;)

2. Footloose
It was the theme song of our school band – will always be in my memory

3. Wake me up before you go go
80′s is not complete without Wham…

2. Love Shack – B52′s

3. Bruce Springsteen – Born In The USA

If you don’t like these song’s you are insane in the mind!
P.S I Would LOVE to do the whole DJ thing.

Radio Ga-Ga by Queen.

An incredible showcase of Mercury’s talents. A precursor to House and Electro music. God, if anywhere near as much thought was put into pop music nowadays blah, blah, blah… Epic.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GEI4U5KyAS0

Blue Monday by New Order.

The turning point in the pop/dance crossover. At the pinnacle of the Acid House ‘Hacienda/Madchester’ days, this put the scene and ‘Factory Records’ on the map. A pivotal record for any lover of modern electronic music. The highest selling 12 inch single of all time. A CLASSIC!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ts9r0QHuFHw

This Charming Man by The Smiths.

Morrissey was probably the best underground social commentator of his day, and the melody of this tune is both whimsical and up-lifting at the same time. Biggle. My dad also used to play this record continuously throughout my formative years. Mind you, he also used to play ‘The Boomtown Rats’ and Elton John…

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kGnjrTkv1gs

Agree. Would anyone have predicted in the eighties that people would still dance to One Night in Bangkok in the twenty-first century?

I think it came down to Murray Head and Jon & Vangelis’ Friends of Mr Cairo, and there was only room for one…

Cheers, Boyce

I would have picked Dead or Alive in the eighties, but I I’ve heard that song WAY too many times since then. Will always associate it with summer camp.

Kids in America… a classic. Great early video!

Cheers, Boyce

Rock the Casbah- the Clash

New Dress- Depeche Mode,