Good band, good song, crappy video

I dont know where he found that model with the legs, but she looks like a freakin skank

Oh god, turn it off!

I don't think many people have seen this one. Its just plain retarded people.

Is it supposed to be scary, oh gee sorry guys I laughed my ass off at it

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Evidentally, this takes place in WWII. it sucks

what the hell?

Im just speechless on this one. Hey flock! It's called a hairbrush, pick it up sometime and actually use it.

O.k. His girlfiend gets kidnapped, he watches it, then you see him rapping while his girlfriend is being interrogated. Maybe he should stop rapping and go help her.

He had this whole Highwayman/Pirate/Calvary type thing going on with his costumes...right down to the Indian war paint and braids. The scariest thing is that I actually thought this was sexy back then...

She wanders through a maze of plastic while someone turns a red flashlight on and off. At some point she is sitting down at a table with a guy who has more makeup on than she does. Cheap, cheezy sets.

Oh boy. What did this have to do with the song?

One of her earliest videos. This one has her on stage (at a club?) just dancing and singing. Looks like it was shot with a home video recorder.

Instant epilepsy.

Those mirror tricks that made the dancer's legs look joined together...really disturbing.

MTV had a marathon of all 20+ versions of this video. I ran screaming from the house after the first two.

Those dancing painted people really scared me...

This video was "Wild Kingdom" footage blended with shots of the lead singer just standing around.

Another post-apocalyptic video...only this one's got an old man shaking broken old cultural icons at a scarcely-dressed young couple. Made no sense and had nothing to do with the song.

This song is very unknown, at least where I live, but it belongs to the soundtrack of a great A.Mann's movie called Manhunter, from the novel "Red Dragon". It was the first movie related to the psycopath Hannibal the Cannibal. Anthony Hopkins is taking part in the remake.

I think this is the best song of Madonna. I love Madonna's 80s songs. But don't think the same about her recent songs, I don't dislike them, but I simply prefer listening to her oldies.

One of the 80s greatest songs even though I never liked the Eagles (they sound too 70s, too stale), and I'm not a Henley's fan either.

One great rock song of late 80s.

I hesitated to add either this song to the list or one of other two great songs of this singer instead. They are "Human Touch" and "Jessie's Girl". But as I just want to add only 1 song per artist, I finally decided to include this in the list, but it was difficult to decide among all three.

I first positioned "THE SMITHS - Ask" here, but when I was already finished one CD on my desk reminded me of Bryan Adams and decided to place here his (for me) runner-up (among of all his songs). I think the first is "Can't Stop This Thing We Started", but it was released on 1991 or 92, so I couldn't place it in here. As I didn't fancy rearranging the list, I considered the mention of "The Smiths" is enough and they finally share this position with Bryan Adams.

What I most like in this song is the weeping voice of the singer.

I love this techno song, is one of my most danced songs of the 80s. Magical song!

Precious song. I love it! If my memory serves me well, this song appears in an 80s movie, but I'm not sure of this.

This is the only hit of this band but this song is enough to position them on the top of the list. I never get bored of listening to it!

Where did this ugly SOB get the idea America wanted to see him naked all the time?

If not for chicks in bikinis, would be the worst.

The Magic Johnson of videos, should have retired when you were still respected.

Proof that all a chick needs to get into a video is knowing the right people.

Dance moves will break up gang violence? Why isn't the LAPD informed of this.

Axel smashes a phone with his boot, Slash plays with a snake. A lotta thought went into this.

Someone wanna tell these rummies Picasso is an artist, they're a band.

Only positive thing is it was made before Sting's ego applied for statehood.

Hair band meets Tai Bo. Another reason to hate Poison.

My brother made my sister watch this video when she misbehaved. True story.

looks dated now but we were wowed when we first saw this, on every video juke box in u.k.

chevvy chase and paul simon in daft but memorable video

all about dole and poverty in the uk under the thatcher government brilliant

still his best song and video sent a shiver down the spine when i first saw it

awesome video up there with the best

controversial for the time especially the reagan gorby fight scene

great in its day especially if you saw the version where something ahem popped out!

ok a "girly" band but the goth type vid done the trick.

one for the boys spawned many an imitation.

top video for the era still looks great if a little frayed round the edges

'Nuff Said.

I don't remember too much of this video, but I do remember that the guys were walking around in trash. And there were girls with gray hair whispering stuff to other guys and girls with gray hair. Love the song, though.

Funny that a club with like five people dancing are all worshipping this shirtless guy that is popping and locking strapped to a chair. The lead singer of the group (with the silver wig on) confronts the girl who was into the guy that was strapped to the chair while going back and forth to the ladies room. Looking at that video now, shows how far videos have come when it comes to plot. Oh Yeah, for anyone who was interested, a young Vivica Fox was in the video too, shaking her groove thing as one of the dancers/worshippers!

The song was so hot, but someone decided to go crazy with the bluescreen and it became boring after awhile, since they decided to use that effect during the whole video. She also had the Lifealert headband on, which kept moving... :)

All I remember is them wading in a fountain, and I just saw that video a few days ago.

For the people who don't remember, This was the video where the guy and the girl were sitting on the couch singing the song and no movements were made. They just sat on the couch.

This video soooo cheesy. Rebbie was the painting (you know, the woman in the red sequin dress) and she was zapping everybody during the chorus. "CENTIPEEEEDE!" Classic, yet Cheesy.

Granted it was cheesy, but the video was soo awesome. I loved when the woman in the video decided to turn into a giant... Seriously makes my heart palpitate. :)

Both of these videos had her on a soundstage with a band and lights. No amazing plot. No things relevant. Just her facial expressions and big ol' earrings during the zoom shots. SO breathtaking LOL. I love the songs (especially Sugar Walls), but the videos were so cheesy.

I still do not understand this video to this day. It's hilarious.

Although This Song Only Did Well On The Dance Chart,the Video Was Real Good. I Liked The Dancing In The Video.

This Was A Very Good Song. The Video Was Scenes Of The Movie...land Before Time........with Diana Ross Singing This Song.

This Was A Very Good Song And A Very Good Video. I Liked All The Special Visual Effects.

This Was A Good Video If You Liked Alot Of Drama. It Was A Real Good Action Video With Diana Ross.

This Was A Good Video And Had Great Shots Of Dowtown Las Vegas.

Missing You.was A Good Video And A Good Tribute To Marvin Gaye...........diana Ross Looked Real Good In This Video.

I Thought.pieces Of Ice Was A Very Good Video And Had Good Color And Dancing..........

I Thought.muscels Was A Very Good Video.....

Mirror Mirror.was A Good Video Also............

I Thought Diana Ross Had Some Of The Bes Videos In The 80's. Like.swept Away.......eaten Alive.chain Reaction.......muscel.....pieces Of Ice...missing You.....

a cool, funny, dancing music. it has a very funny video, and i have heard the funny version of the song, i wet myself 2 it, i tell ya!! gimme fried chicken, man!!

this song was a big hit in the US charts, reaching number 1 for three weeks. it had that funky, 'dads dancing to it in the pub' kind of song. i enjoy driving to this song aswell.

a very important song, conveying the message that drugs will bring hstred and pressure, and fate!! it has a very weird video, very different, but a very good song!!

a great funky song, the beat is like a moving train on tracks. the video was great, they had a steam train called the miracle express. it was set somewhere in the nene vally, cambridge. they were on the train and sing on it. that was cool

a love song, surley! with that classic Queen flow. the video was great it was set in the tudor times, i think, and they had a medievel vibe giong on. loved the hair freddie!

majestic classic Queen track, pure hard 80's rock. the vid for it was as equally cool as the song.

for 1984 it was a funky 'gay'feel to it. the vid is very transexual, but trendy for the period, bearing in mind what frankie goes to hollywood was up to!!!

again a pop funky beat, yet ballad feel to it. i love the vid. set in a german 30's studio. again queen have taken over the world with their hand clappings.

a peace anthem!!! it shows the classical Queen power. the vid for it is great. 4 young Queen lookalikes!! very funny and intresting

i am dissapointed with the lack of Queen material on this website!!! Queen were a very influential band. this particular song is class, it is funky and computer animated!!!

Far over rated, I have to say Eddie looks like a complete gimp when he smiles into the camera! Sweet solo though. . . .

It took 11 months to record Pyromania and then their drummer as to go and lose him arm. Rik is so cool!

This ain't metal, I know, but ZZ Top are still fucking cool with their long ass beards and fuzzy guitars! Excellent!

Live in Russia, what more do I need to say? Well, maybe that Metallica are the biggest band to rock the world! RIP Cliff!

Though not a humoungously big Guns fan, I have to pay hommage to Slash's work which, contrary to what you may think, is astoundingly difficult!

One year before the 80's, but who's counting? AC/DC are really still considered an 80's band and Angus Young is fucking awesome!

Though not an 80's song, the 80's band were truly innovators and inspirators for us guitarists everywhere!

"Hello me, meet the real me!" The 80's, god damn I wish I was born 20 years earlier!

With Randy Rhoads being my God, this video - or the song - didn't fill the shoes of Randy, but it is still fucking amazing! RIP Randy Rhoads!

The video with scenes from the movie "Johnny Got His Gun" is an amazingly good video that makes you think. The 3rd solo is also great!