Singing the 80s Videos

Monk · 19 Jun 2006

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0TYun-Nq1Q[/youtube]

Monk · 19 Jun 2006

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HE9OQ4FnkQ&feature=related[/youtube]

Eric W.H. Taft · 14 Aug 2006

That damn Tears For Fears song. I liked it right up until the point when my little brother made a 90-minute tape of the song. Just that one song. Playing over and over and over again. And he'd listen to it all day.

Just that one damn song.

Monk · 19 Jun 2006

It's the only song I ever learned how to play during the five years that I owned a Casio.

Hugh · 30 Jul 2005

HAR!
Love that AhHa video!

Monk · 19 Jun 2006

I Wiki'd a-ha after watching that video and was surprised to find that they're still together. Watched a video from 2005 and it was actually pretty decent ("Celice"). I've now officially heard two a-ha songs.

Jimbo · 19 Jul 2006

"The Sun Always Shines on TV", a-ha's follow-up single to "Take On Me," reached a respectable #20 on the Billboard singles chart in 1985/86, and hit #1 in the UK. They had many more hits in Europe (including the theme to the Bond feature "The Living Daylights") and remain popular on the other side of the Atlantic.

Frank L. Sisko · 25 Dec 2006

Monk wrote:

It's the only song I ever learned how to play during the five years that I owned a Casio.

This is, for a number of reasons, without a doubt the gayest thing that you have ever said since I've known you.

Not that there's anything wrong with that.

Frank L. Sisko · 25 Dec 2006

It might be of interest to note that cylon0011, a lurker here who is a good friend of mine in real life, considers A-Ha to be the greatest band of all time.

Chris · **Joined:** 11 Sep 2006 **Posts:** 21258

Jimbo wrote:

"The Sun Always Shines on TV", a-ha's follow-up single to "Take On Me," reached a respectable #20 on the Billboard singles chart in 1985/86, and hit #1 in the UK.

It's the better song as well.

Singing the 80s Videos

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