I'm ashamed to admit...

we can agree on something

 

:cheers2:

 

I assume R&B from like, the 40's or 50's must be somewhat decent (Though I havent heard it) but these days the only difference between R&B and Hip-Hop is if the vocals are sung or rapped..

like I remember a song from a few months ago it was R. Kelly and some other **** singing some bullshit about how they both fell in love with the same girl and like whooa whats she doing to us my nigga she's playin us, but at the end it turns out that there were twins and they fell in love with one each so she wasn't cheating after all

what a load of shit

 

Ew. That sets my instincts to Kill.

 

What is RnB and hip hop supposed to be?

I remember that song!! and the Rolex one.. that was lulz in a song.

 

Oh don't worry, you are not alone. I love 80's music, and I'm not even gay!

Get your ears round A Flock of Seagulls, it doesn't get much better than this.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=tVsz_s8kNI8&feature=related

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=wF0S4HH7CDA

 

That is a bitchin' song, don't be afraid to admit it!

 

http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=iS9RPyznAPg&feature=related

 

THAT is shameful.Poor thing.

 

Weird Al was made for the 80s. Much of the music back then was silly but yet it had just enough substance that someone like Weird Al could do a parody and make it totally stupid.

That wouldn't work too well today. The music that the industry is promoting today is already on the verge of self-parody.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xEzGIuY7kw

 

i love a lotta 80's music. not much pop, though. some of it was pretty creative and different.

 

fucking donnie osmond and seth green in that video cracked me up.

 

I love some 80's music!

 

I can remember 80's music when it was new.

 

Oh man, Vice City is the SHIT. That's the game I'm currently working on, and also my favorite game EVER. I'm pretty sure that might be my obsession with the 80s.

 

Why would you be ashamed to like 80's music?

 

I'm pretty sure the following pic sums that answer up.

 

THE 80s

The Smiths
The Clash
Sonic Youth
Daniel Johnston
Felt
The Beastie Boys
New Order
Dexy's Midnight Runners
The Go Betweens
Nick Cave
REM
Billy Bragg
Crowded House
The Flaming Lips
Public Enemy
Bruce Springsteen
Talking Heads
The Pixies
Violent Femmes
XTC
Janes Addiction
The Pogues
The Cure

What an underrated era indeed.

 

The Replacements
Beat Happening
Husker Du
The Vaselines
Cocteau Twins
This Mortal Coil
Young Marble Giants
The Fall
Minor Threat
Bad Brains
My Bloody Valentine
Television Personalities
and the No Wave scene.

indeed, a great time for music for people who actually bothered to explore music.