What music are you listening to?

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Feeling like listening to some 80's bands.

My man!

[MoT]

And then there is this one from my High School daze. We had a school Ski trip and played this on the old Boom Box, "at the back of the bus". Nothing like a Tour Bus full of High School kids. All kids of things happened on that trip. Ah, the memories.

We used to play this on the way home during bus trips even though we lived nowhere near Brooklyn.

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And then there is this one from my High School daze. We had a school Ski trip and played this on the old Boom Box, "at the back of the bus". Nothing like a Tour Bus full of High School kids. All kids of things happened on that trip. Ah, the memories.

We used to play this on the way home during bus trips even though we lived nowhere near Brooklyn.

I was also a Beastie Boys fan and have this tape somewhere. Ah, the good old days.

I had planned on the picture below being my first tape of my own (I was young!). My mother went to the record store at the mall and she claimed that the guy at the counter told her that the Stay Cats were a little mature for someone little split-times age. So she came back with Men Without Hats “Business as usual.” I think I talked my grandmother into buying this for me, and I don’t know how as she lived about four hours away .

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Feeling like listening to some 80's bands.

My man!

You are welcome Sir. 80's music makes everything better.

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And then there is this one from my High School daze. We had a school Ski trip and played this on the old Boom Box, "at the back of the bus". Nothing like a Tour Bus full of High School kids. All kids of things happened on that trip. Ah, the memories.

We used to play this on the way home during bus trips even though we lived nowhere near Brooklyn.

One of the best songs ever.

My favorite one is "Girls"



And of course no party was complete without Brass Monkey.

Because you gotta put your left leg down, your right leg up, tilt your head back let's finish the cup.

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And then there is this one from my High School daze. We had a school Ski trip and played this on the old Boom Box, "at the back of the bus". Nothing like a Tour Bus full of High School kids. All kids of things happened on that trip. Ah, the memories.

We used to play this on the way home during bus trips even though we lived nowhere near Brooklyn.

I was also a Beastie Boys fan and have this tape somewhere. Ah, the good old days.

I had planned on the picture below being my first tape of my own (I was young!). My mother went to the record store at the mall and she claimed that the guy at the counter told her that the Stay Cats were a little mature for someone little split-times age. So she came back with Men Without Hats “Business as usual.” I think I talked my grandmother into buying this for me, and I don’t know how as she lived about four hours away .

Men without hats is a pretty good album if I recall. I had that album many years ago as a young kid as well.

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A little Depeche Mode for the evening.








And who doesn't like Rick James?

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Another group that sounds just as good live as they did in a recording studio.

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Made a one liner joke over in the deals thread and now this is stuck in my head.

Enjoy.

[TheJohnP]

Have you seen the new version of PE's Fight the Power from the BET awards?

[pdsf]

Love the 80s! The Depeche Mode!

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Classic IV "Spooky"

Still a great song.



Steppenwolf still rocks.



Magic Carpet Ride



American Woman



The Doors. I could listen to them for an eternity.



This reminds me of "The Lost Boys" movie. Yes, I'm a kid of the 80's.

[TheJohnP]

Anytime I think of The Doors, this Kids In The Hall sketch pops in my head.

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A little Ratt today.




And I always like DLR belting out some tunes.

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Some more.