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80's Music

Chirpy RedChirpy Red
edited October 2011 in General Charlton

Currently working on a music quiz involving a round on 80's singles. After digging through my vast collection of compilation CD's and surfing YouTube for 80's TOTP there are some classics out there.Brought back some great memories of my late teens/early 20's.

Here are some -

Party Fears Two - The Associates

Obession - Animotion

The Captain of Her Heart - Double

In Love With a German Film Star - The Passions

Respect Yourself - Kane Gang

Mary's Prayer - Danny Wilson

Ever So Lonely - Monsoon

Is Vic There? - Department S

Reward - Teardrop Explodes

Saftey Dance - Men Without Hats

She Sells Sanctury - The Cult

To name just a few.....

 

 

 

 

 

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  • MacronateMacronate

    The Story of the Blues-The Mighty Wah

    I Ran-A Flock of Seagulls

    Never Take Me Alive-Spear of Destiny

    Turning Japanese-The Vapors

    Our Lips Are Sealed-FB3

    There are loads, as you say..........

  • Chirpy RedChirpy Red

    Don't know I Ran but know Wishing.

    Story of The Blues - Classic!

    FB3 and was it The Dolly Mixtures on Our Lips are Sealed?

  • thai malaysia addickthai malaysia addick
    Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps Please - Splodgenessabounds
  • MacronateMacronate

    Don't know I Ran but know Wishing.

    Story of The Blues - Classic!

    FB3 and was it The Dolly Mixtures on Our Lips are Sealed?


    Go Gos did it originally. Dolly Mixtures backed Captain Sensible on Happy Talk.

    The Honeythief-Hipsway

    Thinking of You-The Colour Field

    True Faith-New Order 1 of the greatest songs ever

  • Chirpy RedChirpy Red

    So who were the girl band with the Fun Boy 3 on Our Lips are Sealed? That wasn't the Go-Go's was it? There's a female band playing with them on TOTP.

     

  • SaladSalad
    good call on The Honeythief - in a similar vein:
    Echo Beach - Martha and the Muffins
    Feels Like Heaven - Fiction Factory
    Einstein a Go-Go - Landscape
    First Picture of You - Lotus Eaters
    Rip It Up - Orange Juice
    Young At Heart - Bluebells
    Duel - Propoganda
    Driving Away From Home - It's Immaterial
    Brilliant Mind - Furniture
    Big Decision - That Petrol Emotion
    I Love Rock & Roll - Joan Jet
    Since Yesterday - Strawberry Switchblade
    Camouflage - Stand Ridgeway

  • Saga LoutSaga Lout
    Questions will be asked if a Chsrlton Life member wins the music round in this quiz of yours Chirpy!
  • Chirpy RedChirpy Red

    Anyone remember The Adventures?

    Had a couple of minor hits in the early 80's, Send My Heart and Another Silent Day I remember. Went quiet and came back in the late 80's with the brilliant Broken Land. That got into the Top 20 but that was about it for them I think.

    I read somewhere that they still occasionally gig. I always follwed them as they held their bank account in a bank in Greenwich where I worked in the early 80's. Although they came from N Ireland I guess they lived in SE10. I remember clearly when they paid in their first advance chq from Chrysalis, about £60k. We didn't have many celeb customers.

     Denzil from OFAH and writer Barry Keefe were the only other two I can recall - They are connected actually, anyone know?

  • BedsaddickBedsaddick

    So who were the girl band with tIe Fun Boy 3 on Our Lips are Sealed? That wasn't the Go-Go's was it? There's a female band playing with them on TOTP.

     

    Bananarama

  • MacronateMacronate
    Different song though wasn't it-It Ain't What You Do etc.......?
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  • BedsaddickBedsaddick
    Cashmere - Can I
    Colonel Abrahams - Trapped
    Cameo - Word Up
    Whispers - And the beat goes on
    D Train - your the one for me
    Nevana - Devine Emotion
  • Chirpy RedChirpy Red
    No wasn't Bananarama on OLAS, Girl on drums.They sang backing as well.
  • BedsaddickBedsaddick
    Different song though wasn't it-It Ain't What You Do etc.......?
    Mmm you could be right there...
  • MacronateMacronate

    Some Candy Talking-Jesus & Mary Chain

    Anything by Depeche Mode

  • paulbaconsarniepaulbaconsarnie

    e=mc2 - big audio dynamite

    heartache avenue - the maisonettes

  • DickVanDykesDiscoDogDickVanDykesDiscoDog
    The Whole of the Moon - Waterboys
    Steppin' Out - Joe Jackson
    Drive - The Cars

  • PeteFPeteF

    Anyone remember The Adventures?

    Had a couple of minor hits in the early 80's, Send My Heart and Another Silent Day I remember. Went quiet and came back in the late 80's with the brilliant Broken Land. That got into the Top 20 but that was about it for them I think.

    I read somewhere that they still occasionally gig. I always follwed them as they held their bank account in a bank in Greenwich where I worked in the early 80's. Although they came from N Ireland I guess they lived in SE10. I remember clearly when they paid in their first advance chq from Chrysalis, about £60k. We didn't have many celeb customers.

     Denzil from OFAH and writer Barry Keefe were the only other two I can recall - They are connected actually, anyone know?


    Promised Land, The Adventures is still n eof my favourites, a great song, also love Tears for Fears, saw them 5 years ago in London, great gig.

    The Jericho - The Motive

    Icehouse - Crazy

    Department S - Is Vic There? was brilliant

    Everybodys Laughing - Phil Fearon and Galaxy

    The Rain - Orange Juice Jones

    Lean on Me - Redbox (i think Algarve Addicks mate who played football with us was the brother of the lead singer, or something)

     

     

     

  • suzisausagesuzisausage

    Stu Francis - Oooh I could crush a grape

     

  • MacronateMacronate
    Then Jericho - The Motive

     

     

     

    Great song as was Big Area-brings back great memories of the Albany Empire in Deptford in the early 90's.
  • AlgarveaddickAlgarveaddick
    Correct Pete, Miles' brother was Simon Toulson-Clarke of Redbox. 
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    new order - temptation
    aztec camera- just like the usa
    and er Chas and Dave and the Matchroom Mob - Snoker Lopy
  • Mendonca In AsdasMendonca In Asdas
    Ah the 80's a classic time, can't beat a bit of Claire Grogan and altered Images, coupled with Kim Wilde and the Alarm.
  • PeteFPeteF
    Correct Pete, Miles' brother was Simon Toulson-Clarke of Redbox. 
    Glad the old brain is still working then!
  • PeteFPeteF

    just been going through my ipod came up with these:

    Icicle Works - Love is a wonderful colour

    Buzz Buzz A Diddle It - Matchbox

    H2O - I Wont Let You Down

     

  • MacronateMacronate

    Bloody hell..that Icicle Works tune is brilliant, still got it on 7" single

    Fade to Grey-Visage

    Love Missile F1-11-Sigue Sigue Sputnik

    Crash-The Primitives

  • tangoflashtangoflash
    edited October 2011
    Not a single Jam song mention?????
    Town called malice- Jam
    Come on eileen-Dexy's
    Where the streets have no name - U2
    n,n,n,n nineteen- Paul Hardcastle
    Rock the casbah- Clash
    Free Nelson Mendela- Special A.K.A
    In the air tonight- Phil Collins
    Bring the noise- Public Enemy
    Reward- Teardrop Explodes
  • Chirpy RedChirpy Red

    I love the Jam but what I was actually refering to was more the individual single from bands who came and went. Sort of One Hit Wonders. I know not everyone I mentioned only had one hit but you get my drift?

  • PeteFPeteF

    Roman Holiday - Dont Try To Stop It

    Flash and The Pan - Waiting For A Train

    Wang Chung - Dance Hall Days

    Live is Life - Opus (saw them live in Belgrade whilst very drunk on a european tour, there were other bands but I have no idea who)

     

     

     

  • suzisausagesuzisausage
    I don't think Stu Francis had another hit?
  • Chirpy RedChirpy Red
    I'm sure a few would like to hit him!
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