songs from yonder year:D

pepper

Has anyone recently come across songs from AGES ago that were great but you totally forgot about them.

I came across "Runaway Train" by Soul Asylum last night and I cant stop playing it-I forgot how fab it was the 1st time around!!;)

Karoma

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wexhun

OK am only telling you this now cos had a couple of glasses of vino to celebrate the impending xmas festivities but I used to love that song SING ALLELUIA don't know who sang it but it was the song of my younger years before hubbies and kiddies. Always got me on the dance floor and probably still would much to the mortificaion of my children! Memories hey?:o

il gatto

It's a good song. Nothing to be embarrassed about (unless you liked the video too). It's by Dr. Alban, whose other hit was "It's My Life".

admiralofthefleet

i was clearing out the attic the other day after putting up the decorations and i found a box of lp's my grandfather gave me when i was much younger. i was going through it and found some classics such as leutenant pidgeon-mouldy old dough, hooked on classics, brick in the wall, and a few cd's as well, perfecto allstarz- reach up. i played them all and took a good trip down memory lane

rugbug86

no limit - got it the other day, HA! on repeat since

also, rythm is a dancer

and Maniac 2000

WOO HOO!

wexhun

Oh yeah Maniac 2000:D luv that 1
OK going back to my school disco dayz....;)
....Tiffiney...I Think were alone now...and who can remember those fantastic dance steps?:o

Catari Jaguar

Up Da Maniacs! And No Limits. also. But mainly Maniac!

melekalikimaka

the re release of a few years back...the older release of the original?? (maniac) i hardly think the recent release is approriate as retro considering its still played everywhere

tc20

wexhun wrote:

Oh yeah Maniac 2000:D luv that 1
OK going back to my school disco dayz....;)
....Tiffiney...I Think were alone now...and who can remember those fantastic dance steps?:o

Ahh Tiffany, the one where the video was in shopping malls in the US.. very Michael Barrymore..
Her rival around that time was Debbie Gibson, who i thought was hotter, but cant remember any of her songs..
Read an article about Tiffany a year or so ago, she did a Playboy shoot, thats just wrong

wexhun

Tiffney did playboy? Ahh good lord what is the world coming to nxt thing Brittney will be going commando:rolleyes:

Any1 remember Milli-vanilli the band that wasn't, such a tragedy apparently one of them commited suicide a couple of years later how sad considering that the majority of bands today are manufactured anyway.:(

What about the four of us; MARY,
Marys got a new job shes workin in the bank, makin lots of money and givin it to Frank
...classic!
..and...she hits me. Aww the memories:rolleyes:

Madonna...Papa don't preach...I wanted to be her, wait I still do!

Depeche Mode...just can't get enough!!!!!!

Jimmy Sommerville

...I could go on

tc20

Wexhun, you need to listen to TodayFMs friday night 80s. It runs from 7 til 11, such great tunes, i didnt think there were that many when i was hitting the discos at the time

tk123

pepper wrote:

Has anyone recently come across songs from AGES ago that were great but you totally forgot about them.

I came across "Runaway Train" by Soul Asylum last night and I cant stop playing it-I forgot how fab it was the 1st time around!!;)

They always play it in Tescos - then i go around the aisles singing it and people give me funny looks!

hiscan

wind of change by the scorpions
always reminds me of atlantic 252

il gatto

tc20 wrote:

Ahh Tiffany, the one where the video was in shopping malls in the US.. very Michael Barrymore..
Her rival around that time was Debbie Gibson, who i thought was hotter, but cant remember any of her songs..
Read an article about Tiffany a year or so ago, she did a Playboy shoot, thats just wrong

That was "I Think We're Alone Now", which was a cover version. The original (and vastly superior) was by Tommy James and The Shondells.