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The Bangles - Hazy Shade of Winter. Altered Images - I Could Be Happy. Bow Wow Wow - Go Wild in the Country. Dolly Parton - I Will Always Love You (from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Album, "The Best Little Whorehouse In Texas"). Kenny Loggins - Danger Zone. The 80s Pop Annual 2 (Vinyl). The 70s Pop Annual 2 (Vinyl). Disco Classics (Vinyl). 100 Hits – The Best Nineties Album. 100 Hits – Pop! Various Artists. 100 Hits – The Best Soft Rock Album. 100 Hits – The Best Rock Album. 100 Hits – The Best Rock ‘n’ Roll Album. 100 Hits – Sing! Various Artists. 100 Hits – The Best 80s Groove Album. 100 Hits – The Best Country Album.

Best-of lists such as this one are by nature subjective. But rock in the Eighties was like that - lively, varied, contentious and, to some degree, inconclusive. Looking at the best rock has had to offer in the Eighties, it’s clear that there’s plenty of life left in the old beast yet. The next revolution may be just around the corner. In those days," read Labour of Love's liner notes, "reggae appealed not to the intellect or the social conscience, but to the heart and hips. Although UB40's own material has often been topical, the group felt that the historical perception of reggae as purely political music was off base, and Labour of Love was its way of setting the record straight. But George insists the album's surprisingly mature pop polish wasn't motivated by competition with his peers. We used to call Duran Duran 'bottles of milk,' they were so white bread," George said.

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Malcolm McLaren was something of a pop music Zelig between 1974 and 1982-he managed the New York Dolls, assembled the Sex Pistols, launched Adam Ant, and then stole Ant’s band for Bow Wow Wow, which turned into an early MTV sensation. Inspired by a 1981 trip to New York, McLaren enlisted super-producer Trevor Horn and conceived of an album under his own name that would pay tribute to social music and dancing from around the globe. The ’80s saw heavy metal engaged in a sort of arms race, as groups across the world set out to one-up each other in a quest to be the heaviest, the most technical, or the most extreme. Mercyful Fate were adept at all three. The album also had a sense of humor, found in the cover of Gershwin’s It Ain’t Necessarily So, where they stressed the song’s sly line of questioning about what’s written in the Bible.

Far far the best album of the 80s in fact the best album of all time. I'm a primary metalhead, but Thriller was THE first and only song and album that caught my attention; opening the world of music into my little world and setting the foundation on my perception of great music. So if it weren't for Micheal Jackson, I wouldn't be a Pantera fan. - MinistryMonster. I'm not primarily into metal or metallica but this is an amazing album that I have listened to many times, it fits together perfectly and the songs are of the kind that get better with every listen and not only does is sound great but it is a lyrical masterpiece. I don't understand why there are no metal albums other than AC/DC and Metallica in the top ten.

Then as the 80s drew to a close and grunge's chart-toppling power loomed on the horizon, rock with a twist took hold: Nirvana arrived and The Pixies tightened their grip. From balls to the wall metal to dark, sexy alt-rock; from Aerosmith to the Replacements, the 80s was the decade when there really was an alternative to whatever was going on in the mainstream. But when it came to picking the decade's finest albums, we decided we needed a little help. The Trevor Horn-like rhythms of Scars could almost be ABC or Frankie Goes To Hollywood. This is not a bad thing – in fact the marriage of clean, concise arrangements and Rush’s innate, shrill, histrionic edge often punches above its weight. The album marked a turning point in the band's career, but also a dark point, as what Nancy Wilson calls "the whole drug haze of the eighties" began to take hold. 47) Bruce Springsteen - Born In The USA (1984).

Whether it's playing over the Sopranos finale, soundtracking a White Sox World Series run, turning up on Glee or simply blasting out of your earbuds at the gym, this song represents the apex of scream-along arena-scale pop-rock. 4. Modern Love by David Bowie. Bowie was all over the place during the ’80s: duetting with Jagger, clambering into spandex for Labyrinth, getting buried alive for Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence and ultimately embarking on a midlife crisis that resulted in a worrying beard and Tin Machine

Radio Daze: Pop Hits of the 80s is a series of compilation albums released by Rhino Records in 1995, each featuring 12 soft rock hit recordings from the late 1970s and early 1980s. Five albums in the series were released. Many of the tracks reached the top 40 hits on the Billboard Hot 100 pop singles chart, with most making the Top 10 of the Billboard Hot Adult Contemporary Singles chart.