A cool summer tune to listen to while you and your friends are knockin back a few cold ones.

Kim Wilde belts this song. Perhaps emphasizing how dangerous it could be to give your heart away without meaning to. Catchy.

Definitely an all-time fave. The video is cool, too.

I know every word to each song. Oh, "Let's Go Crazy" is just okay.

Simply the best 80's Tina tune, ever!

I've never heard this song outside my hometown. I don't even know where these guys are from. But it's a cool, catchy rock song if what you were into back in the 80's was big hair and tight leather.

Pre-Eurythmics Annie Lennox - very nice.

One hit wonder, here! I used to have the single and probably still have it stored away somewhere. I heard this song in a bar ONCE in the 20 years it's been released. I ran straight to the dancefloor with all my might!

Off their Ready For Romance - The 3rd Album... Each song is good but, for me, Altantis stands out the most.

I can never ever get tired of this song. Euro-Synth-Pop at it's best, definitely.

Astonishingly pop. Nothing compares.

Immense Rock 'n' Roll.

Glam comeback stuff. 20 hr queue for tickets in Glasgow.

5 Star Rock 'n' Roll Petrol. Nuff said.

Under-rated cool group.Make OASIS look like choir-boys - and UGLY vhoir=boys...

Absolutely mind-blowingly cool. Remember Elvis look and Glasgow cool....!

Cool hair. Cool Suits. Cool song. Just Cool. Franz Ferdinand look-out!!!

Black and White suits. Brilliant video. Immense!!!

Takes me back to early eighties. Magic!

I know this is not most PSB fans fave, but it is mine, and absolute class song about how a girl gets all the attention from the lads. The start to this song is simply awesome... listen to it LOUD

This song is one of the few punk songs I like, a guitar-crunching intro and at quick tempo, it tells a true story of the government spending too much money on Armed Forces and not enough on the British public. Paul Weller is a song-writing genius.

Most of you will think this is a strange choice, but I think this song is great, from a slow start to a quick end, it was a good debut single from a short-lived American rock act.

My fave Duran Duran song, their debut single sounds quite dated and could be mistaken for a 70s disco track, the heavy bass line to this song sounds great, gets you in the mood, and also the pulsating synth layers really remind you of the old days, flash your minds back to the heyday of 1981!

I love this song partly cos its one of Phil Collins most memorable, and it was no.1 in the charts the day I was born! Phil Bailey of Earth,Wind and Fire features also, his high pitched voice always gets you in party mood.

An underrated Scottish band who show unique guitarplay in this song, somehow the guitars are played in a way to make them sound very similar to bagpipes! Havnt got tired of this song in YEARS.

This song has to be here, the best selling 12" single of ALL TIME and its not hard to see why, 7 and a half mins of pure audio dynamite. It sounded the techno brilliance back in 1983, and it still does today. I can never get bored of this song, ever.

This is from their album Kick from 1987. Along with "Need You Tonight" its my other fave song from an awesome album. Arguably has the greatest start to an 80s song, listen to it for yourself!

Was my favorite song for a long time until I heard INXS recently, this song is awesome considering it was the typical pop song no-one really remembers. It was this song that got me hooked on to 80s music in the first place and for that reason alone I'll always love it. Richard Darbyshires vocals kick some serious ass!

Heard this song first through the radio stations in GTA: Vice City on Ps2, and what a great song it is. The 3-chord riff that starts the song sets the pace perfectly.

Love this song!

<1983> What would a Top 10 80s chart be without Blondie! Fun and so Blond!

<1985> A forgotten 80's band that produced great neo-punk music. The only problem is they needed to present their music on soundtracks to become popular. What a shame.

<1986> Matured, elegant, grown-up. These are qualities that can only describe this band in 1986. This song created a classic sound that pionneered the late 80s. Sophisticated and comfortable. Great Cocktail Party song.

<1984> The year is 1984 and everyone I knew could not wait for the World Video Premiere of this song on Friday Night Videos. Remember? The 80s were all about the Maerial World and Madonna owned it all! Classic.

<1983> Were you a "Durannie"?? Who wasn't! "Seven And The Ragged Tiger" was their third album and was the one that cemented their chart supremacy. Hence this song made it onto my list. No one can deny the impact this band had on fashion and 80s pop culture.

<1982> The Pet Shop Boys begun the 80s British Invasion in 1982 with this mammoth club hit. North Americans were slow to this new sound. However it skyrocketed onto Montreal radio airwaves in 1983 before settling onto the North American Pop Charts in 1984. Crisp, clear and clubby.

<1985> This song is a classic. In 1985, videos were becoming a staple and Til Tuesday went for the gusto with their thrilling "in the movie theater" motif... This song is all about wanting attention. I was 17 then... and wanted attention! Great song and fabulous lyrics.

<1981> The best girl band EVER! How catchier can you get. This song stands the test of time even today. Fun!

<1985> What a year! And what a band! How many people can automatically hum this song without even hearing it?! The 1985 Spring/Summer smash hit. Oh so catchy!

<1985> I struggled with this one. But when you consider the impact the movie "The Breakfast Club" had, this song is the clear Number 1 winner. You can't think of one and not the other. Although this song actaully was written in late 1983/early 1984 it only became an instant smash hit with the movie. Everytime I hear this song it takes me back to (the fictional) Shermer, Illinois. Am interesting tid bit: Shermer High was actually featured in two 80s movies.. The Breakfast Club and you guessed it... Ferris Bueller's Day Off! Oh to be a Sporto again...

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I love this song! It must be the reason why I became a cheerleader in high school!

A great song with a cool video! Who else got nervous when the lead singer got knocked on the head?

My favorite song from the Pop Queen! I really love the album version. I would get upset when they'd play the shortened version on the radio and video.

Besides PYT, the best song from Thriller!

The one Purple Rain song I can hear over and over again!

Since "Our Lips Are Sealed" as been mentioned time and time again, this song needs mentioning. I love it!

It's Stevie Wonder. Enough said!

The original version covered by Robert Palmer. Cherrelle at her best.

The one New Edition song that always had a special place in my heart. It came out when I was in the third grade. I've loved it since.

A early Freestyle song (a new genre in the 80s derived from club, R&B, and latin music). This song sticks in my head from the entire genre!

A very creative song. There's a perfect harmony between the acoustic guitar and grand piano. The two electric guitar's solos are incredible. Drums and bass are excellent. The lyrics is so pretty. This song is "perfect".

I'm not quite sure if this came out in the 80's or not but... it's a good enough song for Vanilla Ice so it's good enough for me. Eh... reminds me of when report cards would come out back in school... "Under pressure, no man asked for, the person feeling tight, splits a family in two, puts people on streets." Too true, Freddy, too true.

That perfect "I'm sorry, my emotions got the better of me" song. I wrote my first love note to this song.

'Meeting' reminds me of a past dating experience... singing along to it to that special someone... oh, well... rather be lonely than miserable.

It's a one hit wonder... It's a one hit wonder... people always said. Well, you yourselves are admitting it's a hit! I LOVE the keyboard/ synthesizer in this song!

My life in a nut shell. I listened to this song for 6 months as I remade the game Doom on my computer.

This was my first CD to ever own. Listening to, it is soo true... 'An owner of a lonely heart is much better than an owner of a broken heart.'

A great dance club song... Rockstar Games seems to think so, too.

Miami Vice?!?! Of course! This song is great. I captures the Vice Cop in all of us.

This is a great song. I really like the chorus in it.

This song ROCKS MY WORLD! I grew-up playing their Atari game 'Journey Escape' and saw that CD for sale and bought it! I came home and listened to Don't Stop Believin' for an hour non-stop!