The Best Songs of the 1980s

[The_Herban_Legend]

 

[The_Herban_Legend]

 

[The_Herban_Legend]

 

[dbkick]

 

[pmt62382]

 

[esh dov ets]

 

[heckler73]

I'm going to go out on a limb and gamble no one has posted this, yet.

 

[esh dov ets]

I'm going to go out on a limb and gamble no one has posted this, yet.

alright alright

 

[esh dov ets]

thank @MMJ Dreaming 99 for bringing up the b52s today.

 

[sandhill larry]

What, you thought I couldn't find a good Dead song to go here?

 

[heckler73]

alright alright

Hmmm, raising the ante, eh?
Alright, let's BOOGIE.
Pay careful attention to the tapping, you could hurt yourself.
Blisters and carpal-tunnel, etc.

 

[esh dov ets]

Hmmm, raising the ante, eh?
Alright, let's BOOGIE.
Pay careful attention to the tapping, you could hurt yourself.
Blisters and carpal-tunnel, etc.

the answer to Satriani is always Steve Vai

 

[heckler73]

What, you thought I couldn't find a good Dead song to go here?

That song was very important to my ears when it came out. It was my first conscious exposure to the Dead, and became the seed which fueled my later interest in "consciousness" explorations of their catalogue under different (ahem) circumstances.
That is definitely one for the "best of the 80s".

the answer to Satriani is always Steve Vai

Damn, you're too well-versed in the secrets from the Cult of the Electric Penis. I will have to now release the Kraken!
This, while not technically a "song" from Vai (although it was released by him later on his "soundtracks" disc), was critical in turning a lot of teenage boys into axe-slingers.

 

[esh dov ets]

That song was very important to my ears when it came out. It was my first conscious exposure to the Dead, and became the seed which fueled my later interest in "consciousness" explorations of their catalogue under different (ahem) circumstances.
That is definitely one for the "best of the 80s".



Damn, you're too well-versed in the secrets from the Cult of the Electric Penis. I will have to now release the Kraken!
This, while not technically a "song" from Vai (although it was released by him later on his "soundtracks" disc), was critical in turning a lot of teenage boys into axe-slingers.

i can not top the kracken but i can release this one from the crack era;

 

[sandhill larry]

That song was very important to my ears when it came out. It was my first conscious exposure to the Dead, and became the seed which fueled my later interest in "consciousness" explorations of their catalogue under different (ahem) circumstances.
That is definitely one for the "best of the 80s".

It was 1979 when I first heard the Dead. Sister had this album, and I just about wore it out. Now I have so much of their music I don't even have an accurate catalog of it all. 15-20 CD's, but mostly shows recorded off The Grateful Dead Channel on SXM onto DVD's. I have a few hundred shows. But You Tube is so easy, I hardly ever get down those cases of DVD's.

 

[esh dov ets]

i searched Miyagi...

 

[heckler73]

i can not top the kracken but i can release this one from the crack era;

Did someone say crack?
Bloods and Crips...the LA gang wars constantly popping up on the news.
Luckily, Ice-T was there to save everyone.

I never heard of the Au Pairs...only a couple albums, eh? That's some subliminal music, indeed. Good fuel for alternative inspiration.

 

[esh dov ets]

Did someone say crack?
Bloods and Crips...the LA gang wars constantly popping up on the news.
Luckily, Ice-T was there to save everyone.

I never heard of the Au Pairs...only a couple albums, eh? That's some subliminal music, indeed. Good fuel for alternative inspiration.

 

[heckler73]

Not Weird Al?

http://markjonathandavis.com/index.html

It's not these guys either.

 

[esh dov ets]

i thought it wasn't weird al.