Title : Sounds Of The Eighties, 1982-1983, The Rolling Stone Collection Label : Time Life Medium : CD TTime : 76:26 Notes : A small paragraph about each bands and a few pictures or Rolling Stone covers. Reviewer: Charles R. Grosvenor Jr. Paid : $17 Rank : 4 out of 5. Track Listing -=-=-=-=-=-=- Title Artist(s) -=-=- -=-=-=-=- Burning Down The House Talking Heads Let's Dance David Bowie Do You Really Want To Hurt Me? Culture Club I Confess The English Beat Jack &Diane John Cougar The Look Of Love [Part One] ABC Empty Garden [Hey Hey Johnny] Elton John Sexual Healing Marvin Gaye Avalon Roxy Music Sunday Bloody Sunday U2 In A Big Country Big Country Back On The Chain Gang The Pretenders Someday, Someway Marshall Crenshaw Rock This Town Stray Cats Atomic Dog George Clinton Photograph Def Leppard Ain't Going Down Eric Clapton Blind Willie McTell Bob Dylan Comments: Like the previous disc in this series, lots of big name bands with big hits from the top 40. The only exceptions are the "Empty Garden" song by Elton John and "Ain't Going Down" by Eric Clapton. Neither one of these songs were really big, the explanation for them being on the disc is that the Elton John song was a tribute to John Lennon's assassination, since it was a big event and the Eric Clapton tune was because it was the first song that was a hit for him in the eighties. Both artists had bigger and better songs that could have been represented here, and the explanations just don't hold for a disc you're supposed to listen to, not study. This disc is cool for the fact that it had George Clinton on here too, whose music I hardly ever see on compilations.
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