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1. 80s Trends- New Romantic "New Romantic" was a term given to a music and fashion revolution that began in the early Eighties. New Romantics often dressed in exaggerated counter-sexual or androgynous clothing and wore cosmetics in the New Wave extension of (or reply to) punk f...
2. 80s One Hit Wonders The 80s gave birth to so many fabulous and fascinating performers. It, as all eras, was a highly competitive time in the music industry. Not only did you have to sound good for radio play, but you had to look good and come up with interesting videos...
3. Weird 80s Music Videos The Eighties were all about music videos. Mtv was born in 1981, and for a few years it actually played videos almost exclusively! From the very first time "Video Killed the Radio Star" aired, the game was on to create ever more uniquely memorable mi...
4. Non-Kid Dance Music for Kids: Our Favorites My first lens for Squidoo involved favorite non-kid albums that my kids have tolerated, even enjoyed. It features plenty of danceable tunes (if James Brown doesn't get you moving, I'm not sure what will). But we're a little light on newer dance music...
5. Roxy Music & Bryan Ferry Roxy Music is an English art rock group founded in the early 1970s by art school graduate Bryan Ferry (vocals and keyboards). Brian Eno, who played synthesizer and is probably best known for his extensive work with U2, was a member for awhile. Roxy...
6. Christopher Cross Christopher Cross (born May 3, 1951 as Christopher Geppert ) is an American singer-songwriter who hails from San Antonio, Texas. His debut album earned him all of the "Big Four" Grammy Awards in one year, a feat that has yet to be equaled. Best know...