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Top 100 Albums of the 1980s And now we get to my favorite decade- the 1980s. "I'm a lover, not a haitcher"- Pandurito
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I'm gonna suggest another eight!
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Moonbeam said: And now we get to my favorite decade- the 1980s.
Here is my list! I know it's a bit top-heavy with my favorite artists, but it's an honest reflection of what I like. I could have extended it well beyond 100, but I'll leave it at that. Great list And I love the fact that Patrice Rushen is part of it Will come back with mine in a minute.... Love is just like the faucet
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Harlepolis said: Moonbeam said: And now we get to my favorite decade- the 1980s.
Here is my list! I know it's a bit top-heavy with my favorite artists, but it's an honest reflection of what I like. I could have extended it well beyond 100, but I'll leave it at that. Great list And I love the fact that Patrice Rushen is part of it Will come back with mine in a minute.... Thanks to your recommendation, I'm trying to find Don Blackman's album! It's proving quite difficult here, though. "I'm a lover, not a haitcher"- Pandurito
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Here's my top 20 list(in no special order):
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Gawd! These lists are so fuggin intimidating | |
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Moonbeam said: And now we get to my favorite decade- the 1980s.
Here is my list! I know it's a bit top-heavy with my favorite artists, but it's an honest reflection of what I like. I could have extended it well beyond 100, but I'll leave it at that. about 6 months ago, i was working really hard on trying to come up with a top 100 albums of the 80's (and other decades) on rateyourmusic. i've even got non-published lists for every year back to 1967, but i never got around to compiling the decades lists. i think, as always, it will take you sitting down with me with a notepad and forcing me to pick A or B to get it done | |
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Harlepolis said: Here's my top 20 list(in no special order):
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I have 58 of the albums in your list
The Sugarcubes Life's Too Good (1988) Michael Jackson Thriller (1982) Depeche Mode Music for the Masses (1987) New Order Brotherhood (1986) George Michael Faith (1987) The Stone Roses The Stone Roses (1989) The Sugarcubes Here Today, Tomorrow Next Week! (1989) New Order Low-Life (1985) Talking Heads Remain in Light (1980) Kim Wilde Kim Wilde (1981) Kate Bush Hounds of Love (1985) INXS Kick (1987) Deborah Harry KooKoo (1981) Madonna True Blue (1986) George Clinton Computer Games (1982) The Time What Time Is It? (1982) Cyndi Lauper She's So Unusual (1983) Blondie The Hunter (1982) Janet Jackson Control (1986) Depeche Mode Speak & Spell (1981) The Time The Time (1981) Prince Batman (1989) Blondie Autoamerican (1980) Depeche Mode Black Celebration (1986) Tom Tom Club Tom Tom Club (1981) New Order Technique (1989) Depeche Mode Some Great Reward (1984) Talking Heads Speaking in Tongues (1983) Eurythmics We Too Are One (1989) Yazoo Upstairs at Eric's (1982) Kim Wilde Select (1982) The Pretenders Pretenders (1980) Eurythmics Be Yourself Tonight (1985) The Cure Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me (1987) Eurythmics Savage (1987) Eurythmics Revenge (1986) Prince Around the World in a Day (1985) Kraftwerk Computer World (1981) New Order Power, Corruption & Lies (1983) Prince Dirty Mind (1980) Michael Jackson Bad (1987) The Human League Dare (1981) Eurythmics In the Garden (1981) Prince Purple Rain (1984) Prince Parade: Music From the Motion Picture "Under the Cherry Moon" (1986) Prince Controversy (1981) David Bowie Scary Monsters (1980) Eurythmics Touch (1983) Madonna Madonna (1983) Eurythmics 1984 (For the Love of Big Brother) (1984) Eurythmics Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) (1983) Madonna Like a Prayer (1989) Prince Sign 'o' the Times (1987) The Cure Disintegration (1989) Janet Jackson Rhythm Nation 1814 (1989) Prince Lovesexy (1988) Prince 1999 (1982) You owe me $5. I caught the big fish....again | |
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thekidsgirl said: Gawd! These lists are so fuggin intimidating
I've got so much music to catch up on...Decades worth I know right | |
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very nice | |
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Moonbeam said: And now we get to my favorite decade- the 1980s.
Here is my list! I know it's a bit top-heavy with my favorite artists, but it's an honest reflection of what I like. I could have extended it well beyond 100, but I'll leave it at that. terrific list. 2 of your Top 5 will also be in my Top 5, and another in your top 10 will also be in my Top 5. It will take me some time to compile this list, but i will do it... will be an incredible challenge! 70s first, though... should be finished Monday. * * * *
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PANDURITO said: There's a white guy in The System cover
Love is just like the faucet
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PANDURITO said: Harlepolis said: Here's my top 20 list(in no special order):
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Harlepolis said: PANDURITO said: There's a white guy in The System cover
Yeah, one You owe me $5. I caught the big fish....again | |
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PANDURITO said: Harlepolis said:
Yeah, one Likewise. Love is just like the faucet
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You'll love this Ian.
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sextonseven said: Maybe I'll figure out a top 100 later this week. I think you've almost touched on Moonbeam-level OCD-behavior with what you've already done. Awesome. Most economic fallacies derive from the tendency to assume that there is a fixed pie, that one party can gain only at the expense of another. | |
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damosuzuki said: sextonseven said: Maybe I'll figure out a top 100 later this week. I think you've almost touched on Moonbeam-level OCD-behavior with what you've already done. Awesome. I'll take that as a compliment. But seriously, making these lists are fun. | |
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awesome list, but I just have one quibble:
sextonseven said: 31. Good Question - Good Question How can this masterpiece of pop, soul and funk be last on your list for that year?!?! * * * *
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NoVideo said: awesome list, but I just have one quibble:
sextonseven said: 31. Good Question - Good Question How can this masterpiece of pop, soul and funk be last on your list for that year?!?! It's truly one of the most underrated albums ever. | |
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NoVideo said: sextonseven said: 31. Good Question - Good Question How can this masterpiece of pop, soul and funk be last on your list for that year?!?! Good question You owe me $5. I caught the big fish....again | |
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Do you know this 1985 album produced by Stephen Lipson and Trevor Horn?
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This was incredibly difficult, as the 80s are by far my favorite musical decade. There were some albums that albums that were incredibly hard to leave off, but... that's the nature of lists.
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Harlepolis said: PANDURITO said: There's a white guy in The System cover
Andy has spoken dammitt. | |
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