I have been loving Dark Dark Dark for about a year now. I feel so touched by this song. Their music has a way of stirring up strong emotions, that's for sure.
Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Music. Show all posts
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
We Will We Will Rock You
Mike and I decided it was time for us to find a hobby that we could do together. So we're taking guitar lessons! We had this brunette acoustic Fender for awhile, just sitting collecting dust. So we picked up this blonde Fender Squier at the pawn shop yesterday so we'd both have one. I can't wait until we can jam out.
Thursday, December 30, 2010
The Close of Another Year
We're winding down to the last days of 2010. I feel 2011 coming on strong. It's gonna be a good year. I am making a promise to myself and to you, dear readers, that I'm going to post WAAAAY more stuff on my blog. It's gonna be good, real good. As for now, though, I'm just going to leave you with these thoughts. Sometimes I wish I was the beautiful Emily Haines. I have a thing for hawt girl lead singers (think Hayley Williams, Kristen Hersh, Gwen Stefani, Neko Case, Lacey Mosley....you get the picture.) And when I say I have a "thing" for these gals, I merely mean I like their music, their style and their overall rock awesomeness. I love a good female lead singer. Girl power!....uh...ur....yeah. Did I just say that? Anyhoo, enjoy this here picture and link to a song I really like by Metric feat. Emily Haines. Toodles!
I lurve THIS SONG. <----------- yup, you gotsta click the linky link.
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Symphony
Mike took me to the symphony last night. There are few things in this world that can reach me the way music can. It was BEAUTIFUL.
Monday, March 30, 2009
The Music That Shapes a Girl
I am a product of the 80’s. As a young tot I was listening to pop songs by Debbie Gibson and Tiffany. Anyone remember, “I think we’re alone now?” I also grew up on my parents old records. The Cars, Blondie, The Beatles, Fleetwood Mac, Reo Speedwagon, AC/DC, Journey, Billy Joel, The Eagles, Meatloaf, Led Zepplin, Styx, Olivia Newton John, and Supertramp. Oh, and I cannot forget Rod Stewart. That man’s music was a huge part of my childhood since my mom was like his biggest fan!
When I was around 7, my mom let me have her old record player in my room and gave me all her old 45’s to listen to. Elton John, The Carpenters, Donna Summer, The Bee Gees, The Beach Boys, Joe Walsh, and Captain and Tennille. Oh my gosh, how I loved the song, “Love Will Keep Us Together.” I played that so many times I think I ruined the record eventually.
Please go to these links for a narrow glimpse into my childhood.
Joe Walsh
Amii Stewart
Captain and Tennille
In 3rd grade I bought my first cassette. It was Vanilla Ice “To The Extreme.” I rocked out to Ice Ice Baby on my Walkman. I don’t think the rest of the album was appropriate for a 9 year old. My Walkman was my favorite thing in the world. I got a hold of some of my dad’s tapes. Two songs that I remember listening to on a daily basis were Def Leppard’s “Photograph” and Loverboy’s “Working for the Weekend.” You can’t argue that those songs are still sweet.
In sixth grade I got some sweet tapes for Christmas. Ace of Base “The Sign,” Spin Doctors “Pocket Full of Kryptonite,” Gin Blossoms “New Miserable Experience,” and Counting Crows “August and Everything After” became the soundtrack of that year and the year after. My granny found me some sweet tapes at D.I. They Might Be Giants “Flood,” Paula Abdul “Forever Your Girl,” and this next one is pretty humiliating, but granny gave me this cassette called Book of Love “Lullaby” and I loved it. Please, please, please, whatever you do, promise me you will look up this band. Embarrassingly good.
By age twelve I was really getting into music. I would tape songs off the radio. The cassettes were all full of fuzz and static from the recorder, but I loved those cassettes. What was I listening to in the early 90’s? Let’s see what I can pull out of the vault. "Another Night" by Real McCoy, “Dreams” by Gabrielle, “King of Wishful Thinking” by Go West. Then there was my R&B stuff. En Vogue, Salt n’ Pepa, SWV, Boyz II Men. Okay, but remember Crash Test Dummies “Mmmmmmmmm?” That was way up there too.
In seventh grade as far as radio hits go, Joan Osbourne “If God Was One of Us” Blessid Union of Souls “I Believe,” Des’ree “Gotta Be,” and Alanis Morisette “Isn’t It Ironic” were favourites.
By 8th grade I was getting into the era of alternative music which is where my true love really lies. In the summer time when I was allowed to stay up as late as I wanted I would listen to “Out of Order” with Jed the Fish. I was still taping songs off the radio and loving stuff like Spacehog, The Gufs, Nirvana, Blind Melon, Tonic, Tracy Bonham, Garrison Starr, Porno for Pyros, Our Lady Peace, Lemonheads, Goo Goo Dolls, Mazzy Star, Violent Femmes, Garbage, Veruca Salt, Tripping Daisy and Weezer. These bands were like the shihzazz to me.
9th Grade brought songs from Bare Naked Ladies, Green Day, No Doubt, Wallflowers, Bush, Everclear, Smashing Pumpkins, and Live. One of my all time favs was “Freshman” by The Verve Pipe. I thought that was really cool because I was, in fact, a freshman when it came out. Woooo….
I also had Enya “Shepherd Moons,” which was essential for falling asleep. Romeo and Juliet (The Baz Lurhmann adaption) and Clueless were my favorite soundtracks. I guess I should also mention that I was introduced to the Aquabats and saw them in concert. I didn’t know it then, but by the following year “ska” would be hitting the radio in full force.
10th Grade--- That song “Closing Time” by Semisonic. And who could forget the song “Flagpole Sitta” by Harvy Danger or “Sex and Candy” by Marcy Playground? Chumbawumba and Eve 6 were other bands to hit the airwaves. I liked all those, but these next ones were/are the essentials of my collection. I mean, this is what got me through high school: Radiohead, Tori Amos, Sarah McLachlan, Oasis, Fiona Apple, 311, Dave Matthews Band, Thrid Eye Blind, Better Than Ezra, Depeche Mode, The Cure and Sublime. Seriously, I can’t even explain how vital these bands were to my young ears.
11th Grade---I liked the one hit wonder K’s Choice with their song “Not An Addict.” I was listening to Bjork quite a bit. I bought Madonna’s “The Immaculate Collection” and could not get enough of the song “Like a Prayer.”
12th Grade---Matchbox 20, Vertical Horizon, Silverchair, Placebo, The Verve, The Blur, Filter, and Toadies. Cruel Intentions was my favorite soundtrack.
The summer after graduation I went through a rough patch. My go to music that summer was Incubus, Chris Isaak, Cranberries, The Mamas and the Papas, and the soundtrack from Angus. I also discovered the Pixies. I couldn’t believe I’d never heard of them before. But the moment I heard “Debaser” I fell in love, and I fell hard. The Pixies became a fundamental part of my life and still are to this day.
As a freshman in college I was listening to Pink!, Lifehouse, Candlebox, and Alien Ant Farm. I heard the song “Yellow” by Coldplay and was immediately hooked on that band. That year I finally got around to listening to Cake. I became a fan of the album “Fashion Nugget” long after the hype had faded.
Sophomore year of college I played “Divine Discontent” by Sixpence over and over again. John Mayer was another one of those artists I was immediately attracted to. I don't want tot forget Duncan Sheik’s “Wishful Thinking.” I also rediscovered Jeff Buckley’s Grace. I can’t even tell you how much I heart that album.
The summer after I got my Associates degree, I went through another rough patch. I watched “The Graduate” for the first time in my life and Simon and Garfunkel became the soundtrack of my summer. (“Sounds of Silence” and “Scarborough Fair”) I was also listening to stuff like Seether “Fine Again,” Chevelle “Send the Pain below” and “Stories” and “Echo” by Trapt. Jimmy Eat World with their hit “Sweetness” and Revis with “Caught in the Rain.” I was also listening to a lot Tom Petty. And for some reason lots of country. As a result, most of the songs at my reception were country songs.
Later, later college I held a place in my heart for Neko Case, Keane, Death Cab for Cutie, Pinback, The Strokes, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Gnarls Barkly, The Killers, Frank Black, AFI, Justin Timberlake, and lots more. Check out my 2008 playlist below.
When I was around 7, my mom let me have her old record player in my room and gave me all her old 45’s to listen to. Elton John, The Carpenters, Donna Summer, The Bee Gees, The Beach Boys, Joe Walsh, and Captain and Tennille. Oh my gosh, how I loved the song, “Love Will Keep Us Together.” I played that so many times I think I ruined the record eventually.
Please go to these links for a narrow glimpse into my childhood.
Joe Walsh
Amii Stewart
Captain and Tennille
In 3rd grade I bought my first cassette. It was Vanilla Ice “To The Extreme.” I rocked out to Ice Ice Baby on my Walkman. I don’t think the rest of the album was appropriate for a 9 year old. My Walkman was my favorite thing in the world. I got a hold of some of my dad’s tapes. Two songs that I remember listening to on a daily basis were Def Leppard’s “Photograph” and Loverboy’s “Working for the Weekend.” You can’t argue that those songs are still sweet.
In sixth grade I got some sweet tapes for Christmas. Ace of Base “The Sign,” Spin Doctors “Pocket Full of Kryptonite,” Gin Blossoms “New Miserable Experience,” and Counting Crows “August and Everything After” became the soundtrack of that year and the year after. My granny found me some sweet tapes at D.I. They Might Be Giants “Flood,” Paula Abdul “Forever Your Girl,” and this next one is pretty humiliating, but granny gave me this cassette called Book of Love “Lullaby” and I loved it. Please, please, please, whatever you do, promise me you will look up this band. Embarrassingly good.
By age twelve I was really getting into music. I would tape songs off the radio. The cassettes were all full of fuzz and static from the recorder, but I loved those cassettes. What was I listening to in the early 90’s? Let’s see what I can pull out of the vault. "Another Night" by Real McCoy, “Dreams” by Gabrielle, “King of Wishful Thinking” by Go West. Then there was my R&B stuff. En Vogue, Salt n’ Pepa, SWV, Boyz II Men. Okay, but remember Crash Test Dummies “Mmmmmmmmm?” That was way up there too.
In seventh grade as far as radio hits go, Joan Osbourne “If God Was One of Us” Blessid Union of Souls “I Believe,” Des’ree “Gotta Be,” and Alanis Morisette “Isn’t It Ironic” were favourites.
By 8th grade I was getting into the era of alternative music which is where my true love really lies. In the summer time when I was allowed to stay up as late as I wanted I would listen to “Out of Order” with Jed the Fish. I was still taping songs off the radio and loving stuff like Spacehog, The Gufs, Nirvana, Blind Melon, Tonic, Tracy Bonham, Garrison Starr, Porno for Pyros, Our Lady Peace, Lemonheads, Goo Goo Dolls, Mazzy Star, Violent Femmes, Garbage, Veruca Salt, Tripping Daisy and Weezer. These bands were like the shihzazz to me.
9th Grade brought songs from Bare Naked Ladies, Green Day, No Doubt, Wallflowers, Bush, Everclear, Smashing Pumpkins, and Live. One of my all time favs was “Freshman” by The Verve Pipe. I thought that was really cool because I was, in fact, a freshman when it came out. Woooo….
I also had Enya “Shepherd Moons,” which was essential for falling asleep. Romeo and Juliet (The Baz Lurhmann adaption) and Clueless were my favorite soundtracks. I guess I should also mention that I was introduced to the Aquabats and saw them in concert. I didn’t know it then, but by the following year “ska” would be hitting the radio in full force.
10th Grade--- That song “Closing Time” by Semisonic. And who could forget the song “Flagpole Sitta” by Harvy Danger or “Sex and Candy” by Marcy Playground? Chumbawumba and Eve 6 were other bands to hit the airwaves. I liked all those, but these next ones were/are the essentials of my collection. I mean, this is what got me through high school: Radiohead, Tori Amos, Sarah McLachlan, Oasis, Fiona Apple, 311, Dave Matthews Band, Thrid Eye Blind, Better Than Ezra, Depeche Mode, The Cure and Sublime. Seriously, I can’t even explain how vital these bands were to my young ears.
11th Grade---I liked the one hit wonder K’s Choice with their song “Not An Addict.” I was listening to Bjork quite a bit. I bought Madonna’s “The Immaculate Collection” and could not get enough of the song “Like a Prayer.”
12th Grade---Matchbox 20, Vertical Horizon, Silverchair, Placebo, The Verve, The Blur, Filter, and Toadies. Cruel Intentions was my favorite soundtrack.
The summer after graduation I went through a rough patch. My go to music that summer was Incubus, Chris Isaak, Cranberries, The Mamas and the Papas, and the soundtrack from Angus. I also discovered the Pixies. I couldn’t believe I’d never heard of them before. But the moment I heard “Debaser” I fell in love, and I fell hard. The Pixies became a fundamental part of my life and still are to this day.
As a freshman in college I was listening to Pink!, Lifehouse, Candlebox, and Alien Ant Farm. I heard the song “Yellow” by Coldplay and was immediately hooked on that band. That year I finally got around to listening to Cake. I became a fan of the album “Fashion Nugget” long after the hype had faded.
Sophomore year of college I played “Divine Discontent” by Sixpence over and over again. John Mayer was another one of those artists I was immediately attracted to. I don't want tot forget Duncan Sheik’s “Wishful Thinking.” I also rediscovered Jeff Buckley’s Grace. I can’t even tell you how much I heart that album.
The summer after I got my Associates degree, I went through another rough patch. I watched “The Graduate” for the first time in my life and Simon and Garfunkel became the soundtrack of my summer. (“Sounds of Silence” and “Scarborough Fair”) I was also listening to stuff like Seether “Fine Again,” Chevelle “Send the Pain below” and “Stories” and “Echo” by Trapt. Jimmy Eat World with their hit “Sweetness” and Revis with “Caught in the Rain.” I was also listening to a lot Tom Petty. And for some reason lots of country. As a result, most of the songs at my reception were country songs.
Later, later college I held a place in my heart for Neko Case, Keane, Death Cab for Cutie, Pinback, The Strokes, The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Gnarls Barkly, The Killers, Frank Black, AFI, Justin Timberlake, and lots more. Check out my 2008 playlist below.
Monday, March 9, 2009
Gud Musyk
My dear friend Rachel Marie is very talented. Click here to listen to one of her original demos. Or go to this website: http://fawm.org/fawmers/mariemarzzarella/
Please Rachel, come teach me to play the guitar!
Please Rachel, come teach me to play the guitar!
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Song Lyrics
Yesterday I had to drive the white car around which meant that I didn't have satellite radio. So I started listening to one of the local stations and heard this song. It really touched me and I started crying. Maybe I'm emotional. Or maybe this song totally describes exactly how I've been feeling lately.
Whatever You're Doing (Something Heavenly) lyrics
by Sanctus Life
It's time for healing, time to move on
It's time to fix what's been broken too long
Time to make right what has been wrong
It's time to find my way to where I belong
There's a wave that's crashing over me
And all I can do is surrender
[Chorus]
Whatever you're doing inside of me
It feels like chaos but somehow there's peace
It's hard to surrender to what I can't see
But I'm giving in to something heavenly
Time for a milestone, time to begin again
Re-evaluate who I really am
Am I doing everything to follow your will
Or just climbing aimlessly over these hills?
So show me what it is you want from me
I give everything, I surrender to...
[Chorus]
Time to face up, clean this old house
Time to breathe in and let everything out
That I've wanted to say for so many years
Time to to release all my held back tears
Whatever you're doing inside of me
It feels like chaos but I believe
You're up to something bigger than me
Larger than life, something heavenly
Whatever you're doing inside of me
It feels like chaos but now I can see
This something bigger than me
Larger than life something heavenly
Something heavenly
It's time to face up
Clean this old house
Time breathe in and let everything out
Whatever You're Doing (Something Heavenly) lyrics
by Sanctus Life
It's time for healing, time to move on
It's time to fix what's been broken too long
Time to make right what has been wrong
It's time to find my way to where I belong
There's a wave that's crashing over me
And all I can do is surrender
[Chorus]
Whatever you're doing inside of me
It feels like chaos but somehow there's peace
It's hard to surrender to what I can't see
But I'm giving in to something heavenly
Time for a milestone, time to begin again
Re-evaluate who I really am
Am I doing everything to follow your will
Or just climbing aimlessly over these hills?
So show me what it is you want from me
I give everything, I surrender to...
[Chorus]
Time to face up, clean this old house
Time to breathe in and let everything out
That I've wanted to say for so many years
Time to to release all my held back tears
Whatever you're doing inside of me
It feels like chaos but I believe
You're up to something bigger than me
Larger than life, something heavenly
Whatever you're doing inside of me
It feels like chaos but now I can see
This something bigger than me
Larger than life something heavenly
Something heavenly
It's time to face up
Clean this old house
Time breathe in and let everything out
Thursday, September 18, 2008
I LOVE this song!!!
*YouTube wouldn't let me post it, so you might have to endure a short advertisement before seeing the video. The song is totally worth it though, okay?
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Music
ROCKABYE BABY!
Lullaby Renditions of the Pixies
I was introduced to Rockabye Baby about 2 years ago after reading about the CDs in a magazine article. I swiftly checked out this website and immediately fell in love! I recognized many of my favorite bands as I scrolled through the available albums. Rockabye Baby "transforms timeless rock songs into beautiful instrumental lullabies" by using instruments such as the glockenspiel, vibraphone, and mellotron. The songs are beautifully arranged and far from the typical Playskool jingle. Putting a twist like this on a traditional rock song makes it a whole new listening experience. According to Lisa Roth it was quite the challenge "to make every album musically interesting enough to satisfy adult listeners" while creating a soothing ambiance for a sleeping baby. I think they did an excellent job at meeting that challenge. Without delay I ordered the lullaby renditions of Radiohead (since they are my favorite band) and was amazed at how musically appealing and non-boring it actually was. Babyrockrecords recently released lullaby renditions of the Pixies (another of my favorite bands of all time) and I was so excited that I just HAD to get it. I don't think I'll be disappointed in my decision judging by the audio clips I heard online. I also hope to get the Coldplay, No Doubt, and Smashing Pumpkins albums very shortly. If they are anything like the Radiohead renditions, I'll be pleased as punch. Heck, I haven't even listened to them all, but I think it's safe to say that I'd recommend this to parents and children alike. This is a treat for the ears.
Tuesday, July 1, 2008
Music
What's on my ipod this week:
I'm Not Over---Carolina Liar
Bandages---Hot Hot Heat
Cath....---Death Cab For Cutie
Hysteria---Muse
Nantes---Beirut
Buzzin'---Shwayze
On My Mind---Kalai
Me And My Charms---Kristen Hersh
Don't You Evah---Spoon
Colorful---Rocco Deluca
Umbrella---Plain White T's (Rihanna Cover)
LES Artistes---Santogold
Handlebars---Flobots
Money Honey---State of Shock
Shake It---Metro Station
Strawberry Swing---Coldplay
King Without A Crown---Matisyahu
Beautiful Lie--Yoav
Love Stoned---Justin Timberlake
Conquest---White Stripes
Munich---The Editors
Lake Michigan---Rogue Wave
No Control---Pepper
Intuition---Feist
Fidelity---Regina Spektor
Where's Your Head At?---Basement Jaxx
I'm Not Over---Carolina Liar
Bandages---Hot Hot Heat
Cath....---Death Cab For Cutie
Hysteria---Muse
Nantes---Beirut
Buzzin'---Shwayze
On My Mind---Kalai
Me And My Charms---Kristen Hersh
Don't You Evah---Spoon
Colorful---Rocco Deluca
Umbrella---Plain White T's (Rihanna Cover)
LES Artistes---Santogold
Handlebars---Flobots
Money Honey---State of Shock
Shake It---Metro Station
Strawberry Swing---Coldplay
King Without A Crown---Matisyahu
Beautiful Lie--Yoav
Love Stoned---Justin Timberlake
Conquest---White Stripes
Munich---The Editors
Lake Michigan---Rogue Wave
No Control---Pepper
Intuition---Feist
Fidelity---Regina Spektor
Where's Your Head At?---Basement Jaxx
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Pretty Sweet Zombie Cover by Miser
I heard this cover on the radio the other day and thought it sounded really good. Maybe it was just memories of jr. high coming back...
Anyhoo, you can ignore the anti-war pictures if that's not what you're into (psh! I didn't make the video). I'll totally be friends with you whether you're pro or anti violence!
Saturday, April 12, 2008
The Grand Kerfuffle
Before the end of the semester the University of Utah threw one last hoop-lah referred to as The Grand Kerfuffle. Mike and I aren't much for getting involved in college events but we decided to go to this one, and it turned out to be one helluva time. There was a live concert featuring Shiny Toy Guns, Hellogoodbye, Augustana, and some local SLC band. It was flip'm freezing outside, but once we got engulfed by a sea of moshing, body surfing, pushing, screaming, sweaty fellow concert goers, we became quite warm. Yeah, any of you who know these bands also know that they don't really play "moshing" music (at least to me.) But the crowd was all about going nutso. Gina and I got separated from Gavin and Mike at one point because they decided to rush the stage. So Gina and I basically got swayed to and fro by the crowd. Gina fell down, lost her shoe and we both endured a lot of body funk. But, I gotta be honest and say that it was totally fun! It's been a few years since I've been to a concert like that and I had a blast jumping and throwing my fists in the air and screaming and wooting and being pushed around. The bands all played great live, and I think my favorite was when Shiny Toy Guns covered a Depeche Mode song called "stripped." It freaking rocked. There was an after party from 10 until 2 for all graduating seniors so we decided to stick around for that. They fed us free food and there were all kinds of things to do. We watched some break dancing, played "Rock Band" (I was lead singer! woot woot,) got free T-shirts and other swag, and watched a group of skanky broads walk around in there barely there shorts and one girl was wearing nothing but a corset for a top. We got a good laugh. Anyway, below are some pictures from our night.
Augustana
The crowd
Me and Teddy (I know what you're thinking, and yes, that is his real hair.)
Mike, Jamie, Gina, and Gavin
Self taken picture
One of these doo-dads would've been helpful for the last picture, don't you think?
There was a face painting booth and her I am getting my face painted by Fi-Fi
I wasn't feeling creative enough to tell her anything cool to paint on my face so I told her to surprise me. She ended up painting a beach sunset. It matched my shirt!
Me with Fi-Fi
Mike's face art was way cooler. He asked her to paint a crime scene on his face.
And Gavin asked for Spider Man.
There was another booth called "Wacky Wax" where you could get a wax molding of your hand. I made the "I Love You" sign but after I dipped my hand in the wax my fingers moved a little out of position but it still turned out okay. Mike made a power fist and asked the guy to put a rose in it. We gave our wax hands to each other. Isn't that sweet?
Below is a video of Mike trying to get us some moolah from the money machine. They had some $20 and $1 bills and coupons for free food at nice restaurants. Both Mike and I tried it and only ended up with $1.00 each! Rip off! It's harder than it looks. Gavin ended up with 8 bucks, that lucky scumbag. :)
Thursday, February 28, 2008
The Day The Music Died
Hey all,
We took the music player off our blog because I guess the page wouldn't load for some people. How many of you miss it already?
We took the music player off our blog because I guess the page wouldn't load for some people. How many of you miss it already?
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Music
As a kid, I used to constantly tape music off the radio or other peoples' CDs using blank cassettes. I've accumulated quite the collection of cassette tapes over the years, and just recently decided to listen to them all to find out if any were worth keeping. I've come across these songs that I had at one time taped. Although I think these songs are great, some people might think they're kind of er, uhm... odd or unusual. I actually think some of them are a little bizarre too, compared to what you might traditionally hear on the radio. You've probably heard some of them, if not all of them. If not, try going to Rhapsody to get a sample.
Beck---Loser
Bobby Gaylor---Suicide
Katalina---DJ’s girl
Murryhead---Bangkok
Nada Surf---Popular
Oingo Boingo---Weird Science
Porno for Pyros---Pets
Right Said Fred---I’m too sexy
Cornershop---Brimful of Asha (Everyone needs a bosom for a pillow)
The Eels---Novocain for the soul
White Town---Your woman
Tori Amos---Caught a lite sneeze
They Might Be Giants---Particle Man
Squirrel Nut Zippers---Hell
Trio---Da Da Da
Monday, July 23, 2007
Music
This week's song picks are some of my favorites from the sweet 80's. Loved that era of music.
Working For the Weekend---Loverboy 1981
True---Spandau Ballet 1983
Relax---Frankie Goes to Hollywood 1983
Abracadabra---Steve Miller Band 1983
Tenderness---General Public 1984
Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go---Wham 1984
Hello Again---The Cars 1984
Head Over Heels---Tears for Fears 1985
Don’t You Forget About Me---Simple Minds 1985
Dead Man’s Party---Oingo Boingo 1985
Notorious---Duran Duran 1986
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