12 August 2014
42 favourite songs from -83
Sometimes wonder if any period can come more far away from my music taste than 1983...? However there's still enough of splendid pieces to fill a whole castle - at least of sand.
(in this list I don't count the many swedish songs I've also heard, just those in english)
1
OLYMPIA
Jon Anderson
2
MOONLIGHT SHADOW
Mike Oldfield feat. Maggie Reilly
3
MAD WORLD
Tears For Fears
4
(KEEP FEELING) FASCINATION
The Human League
5
FLASHDANCE... WHAT A FEELING!
Irene Cara
6
UPTOWN GIRL
Billy Joel
7
SECRET MESSAGES
Electric Light Orchestra
8
LOVE ISN'T LOVE... [STRANGER = FRÄMLING]
Carola
9
SWEET DREAMS (ARE MADE OF THIS)
Eurythmics
10
TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HEART
Bonnie Tyler
11
THE HEAT IS ON
Agnetha Fältskog
12
KARMA CHAMELEON
Culture Club
13
ONLY YOU
The Flying Pickets [cover of Yazoo]
14
ROCKIN' GIRLS
Sparks
15
ROCK THIS TOWN
Stray Cats
16
GARDEN PARTY
Marillion
17
THE SPELL
Jon Anderson
18
(AIN'T NOTHING GONNA) BREAK MY STRIDE
Matthew Wilder
19
SUNDAY BLOODY SUNDAY
U2
20
AVERAGE PERSON
Paul McCartney
21
LOVE OF THE COMMON PEOPLE
Paul Young
22
TO LOVE
Agnetha Fältskog
23
TIME AFTER TIME
Cyndi Lauper
24
COLD AS CHRISTMAS (IN THE MIDDLE OF THE YEAR)
Elton John
25
PILGRIMAGE
R.E.M.
26
TAKING IT ALL TOO HARD
Genesis
27
WHISPERS OF THE NORTH
Gordon Lightfoot
28
IN A BIG COUNTRY
Big Country
29
OKINAWA
Indochine
30
NOBODY'S DIARY
Yazoo [Alison Moyet]
31
YOU CAN'T HURRY LOVE
Phil Collins [cover of Supreems]
32
MOTHER
Police
33
SUFFER THE CHILDREN
Tears For Fears
34
MORE THAN A PARTY
Depeche Mode
35
I TAKE THE DICE
Duran Duran
36
SIXTY SHELLS ON A THIRTY-OUGHT-SIX
Tom Waits
37
DANGER AHEAD (the endless summer is dead)
Electric Light Orchestra
38
ROMEO
Donna Summer, from Flashdance
39
RED RED WINE
UB 40 [cover of Neil Diamond]
40
FEELS LIKE HEAVEN
Fiction Factory
41
THE SINKING FEELING
The The
42
CENTRE OF ETERNITY
Ozzy Osbourne
Probably will present 41 more songs soon...
Recalled many memories from around 1983 during last months, a time when I started school and yet knew nothing about the contemporay culture, but began to be conscious about something outside there, the pop phenomenon...
wWw
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Sweetest Songs
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