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GeminiMALE40
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I just bought the new FOREIGNER album...Cant Slow Down..and All I can Say is WWWWOOOOWWWWWWWW!!!!!...with 11 new songs ..it will make you fall in love with the 80's again...If you dont have this album ...get it!!! its worth it!!!!
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Lonman
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I never fell out of love with the 80's  _________________ LIKE Lonman on Facebook - Lonman Productions Karaoke & my main site via my profile!
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MorganLeFey
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*projectile vomits in the corner at the thought of 80s music*
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Ronny D.
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Bring back the 'sock hop' and the 60's rock-'n'-roll.
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SwingcatKurt
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Cant go wrong playing 80's music.
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Dr Fred
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I vote 80s music as generaly my favorite.....
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ripman8
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, you guys would love the venue I work on Thursdays. One More Round, home of the 80's. Big screens always showing 80's videos. Not always the same song you are listening to.
By the way, Foreigner hit it big first in the 70's but continued into the 80's.
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diafel
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I personally liked Foreigner's 70's stuff far better than the 80's stuff they did.
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ripman8
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I'd have to agree, I can sing every word of their first album.
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Tad
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MorganLeFey @ Wed Oct 07, 2009 2:27 pm wrote: *projectile vomits in the corner at the thought of 80s music*
Strange...
I would have figured you to be a big Violent Femmes fan! 
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Lshiny
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Lonman @ Wed Oct 07, 2009 3:10 pm wrote: I never fell out of love with the 80's I'm with you Lon, what's not to love!
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StuartW
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Has anyone heard Mariah Carey's version of "I Want To Know What Love Is"? I'm putting off listening to it intentionally...
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johnreynolds
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The 80's ROCKED! It was very versatile, weird, corny, but exciting and fashionable. I was in junior high when it hit big.
Foreigner was also my !st ever floor seat concert i went to back in 1985. 5th row from the front and they were awesome! 
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atxklown
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Since the new rock is basically new wave part 2 the 80s have already been back
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Lots of good music from the 80's. I'm still waiting for SC to do Joe Jackson's On Your Radio (or is that a 70's song)? And the Cars, Touch and Go, and Cheap Trick's California Man....
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Lonman
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atxklown @ Thu Oct 08, 2009 10:57 am wrote: Since the new rock is basically new wave part 2 the 80s have already been back
Especially when I have been seeing ALOT of 'new' music (covered for their own style) - originally from the 80's - even the 70's. It's funny when my kids say HEY you have to listen to this 'new' song, then I break out the original! But then come to think of it I did the same thing with my parents growing up & they did the same thing right back to me when the song was originally recorded in the 50's & 60's. _________________ LIKE Lonman on Facebook - Lonman Productions Karaoke & my main site via my profile!
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atxklown
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Its going to be scary when the 90s will be called Retro
I overheard someone talking about Gwen Stefani "Apparently she was in a band called No Doubt and they are going out on tour this summer."
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Lonman @ Thu Oct 08, 2009 11:13 am wrote: atxklown @ Thu Oct 08, 2009 10:57 am wrote: Since the new rock is basically new wave part 2 the 80s have already been back Especially when I have been seeing ALOT of 'new' music (covered for their own style) - originally from the 80's - even the 70's. It's funny when my kids say HEY you have to listen to this 'new' song, then I break out the original! But then come to think of it I did the same thing with my parents growing up & they did the same thing right back to me when the song was originally recorded in the 50's & 60's. My mother did that to me in the sixties when I played a new Bobby Vinton song and she started to sing it.  It turns out that it was a cover of a song recorded in the 1940's.
And I so did that to my daughter in the early 90's when Tiffany did "I Think We're Alone Now" and I pulled out Tommy James and the Shondell's.
So it appears every generation has an opportunity to musically mess with their children.
The 80's for me were somewhat nonexistent as I spent 82 through 88 overseas. While I heard the music, I wasn't paying attention as I was trying to hold on to my mid-seventies Folk-Rock heroes. At the time I played guitar to accompany my singing.
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I'll take 70's music any day over 80's. Even some of the bands that were considered "new wave" in the 80's were better in the 70's (Blondie, The Cars, The Pretenders, etc.).
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