80's music

80's music consisted mostly of whiny guitars, semi-human(as in: never too masculine) voices and better lyrics in general than most/all of the hip-hop/pop songs that you will find on the radio today. Chances are, if the music sounds like a cross between innocently thundering guitars and lukewarm/strong drugs, it's 80's music. If there's a music video involving a singer with a spectacular vocal range and hair combed halfway up to the ceiling dancing on a stage with horrid patterns on his skin-tight outfit, it's 80's music. If you're too young understand the political references in the lyrics or just old enough to remember what they were about, it's 80's music. If a man wearing an 'I love the 80's!' t-shirt suddenly looks up at the supermarket and names a Duran Duran song to the nearest person, it's 80's music. If you go to amazon or e-bay and type '80's music' into the search field, it's 80's music. No, really, it's true.

The 80's was the greatest period for music. Hall and Oates were the king and queen of this era with their song "Out of touch".

A era where rock and pop were coming out resulting in 80's music. Michal JAckson was one of the greatest pop stars during this era.

Every shops play the compliation CD one too many, every shops are not short of stocking them, every radio station have to play another dull piece by either Duran Duran, Culture Club, Frankie...can't any of these retards move and think forward...Has already become one retro music overkill too far, have now become the most incredibly dullest decade of music since the 70's

1. A master of 80's music.
2. A game where players compete playing their arsenal of the cheesiest, most unlistenable 80's music they know to get the most laughs and "Oh shits!" over their opponent. He/she with the cheesiest music wins.