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On This Day September 2 1981 – 1234 Released
On this day September 2 1981, Ronnie Wood released his fourth solo album 1234. Known for his work with the Rolling...- By Pete
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On This Day September 2 1980 – Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables Released
On this day September 2 1980, the Dead Kennedys released their debut album Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables. With...- By Pete
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On This Day September 2 1983 – The Present by The Moody Blues Was Released
On this day September 2 1983, The Present by The Moody Blues was released. As the band’s eleventh studio album, it...- By Pete
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On This Day September 2 1988 – The Deceivers Released in Theaters
On this day September 2 1988, The Deceivers premiered in theaters. Set in colonial India during the early 19th...- By Pete
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On This Day September 2 1989 – Cold Hearted by Paula Abdul Hit Number One in America
On this day September 2 1989, Cold Hearted by Paula Abdul climbed to number one on the US Billboard Hot 100. The...- By Pete
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On This Day September 2 1988 – Eight Men Out Premiered in Theaters
On this day September 2 1988, Eight Men Out premiered in theaters. This historical sports drama told the story of...- By Pete
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On This Day September 2 1985 – Rocky Road Premiered
On this day September 2 1985, Rocky Road premiered on WTBS as one of the network’s earliest original situational...- By Pete
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On This Day September 2 1985 – Attitudes Premiered on Lifetime
On this day September 2 1985, Attitudes premiered on the Lifetime Channel as the network’s first original talk show...- By Pete
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On This Day September 1 1983 – Korean Air Lines Flight 007 Shot Down
On this day September 1 1983, Korean Air Lines Flight 007 was shot down by a Soviet Union jet fighter after it...- By Pete
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On This Day September 1 1989 – Susumu Hirasawa Water in Time and Space Released
On this day September 1 1989, Susumu Hirasawa released his debut solo album Water in Time and Space. This marked the...- By Pete
Test Your 80s Knowledge!
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The 1980s: a decade often remembered for its bold fashion, groundbreaking movies, and, most importantly, its electrifying music. It was an era where dance floors worldwide were alive with energy, and the sound of synth beats and catchy melodies was the heartbeat of a generation.
The 80s didn't...
When you think of karaoke, the neon glow of the 80s is hard to ignore. It was a decade that gave us synthesizers, neon clothes, MTV, and some of the catchiest pop songs ever written which makes it perfect for your next karaoke party.
Whether you're a karaoke veteran or a novice looking to...
Various 80s Articles
In 1984, Alphaville released Big in Japan, a dark synth pop track that helped define the moodier side of the decade. With its steady electronic beat, haunting melody, and cryptic lyrics, the song became an instant hit across Europe and later caught on with audiences in the United States. It...
Before the dawn of the 1980s, technology had a relatively reserved presence in the average household. Radios, televisions, and landline telephones were the norm. Few could imagine (outside a comic book) the integration of computers and video games into everyday life.
But as the 1980s rolled...
A Journey Through The Golden Age of Arcade Games
If you were lucky enough to experience the heady days of the late '70s and the '80s in an arcade, you'd know it was not just about gaming. It was a cultural phenomenon—a rite of passage for many.
Arcades weren't merely dim-lit rooms filled...
The 1980s wasn't just about glam rock and blockbuster movies; it was a time when youth culture reigned supreme. Youngsters found unity in a shared language, rich in colorful slang that was as vivacious as the era itself.
And the slang came from a variety of sources. The British Invasion and...
