And I made two typing errors, and there’s one song where the first chorus has one lyric and the second chorus has a different one and I picked the one that he didn’t pick.
so, higher. (how much, I don’t know)
and those are braincells are not going to anything useful either…
I’d like to think my only exposure to 80’s music is Time/Life commercials and Vice City, but then I remember that I was actually self-aware in the 80’s.
But I never listened to the radio. All I got to hear on road trips was Mom’s Beatles tapes and Dad’s Third Reich marches. Help me.
97.5 - not great considering I was in my teens in the eighties. Like most of us, I had a couple of typos. The test is pretty fair in that there is a reasonable mix of stuff from either side of the pond.
98.5. Considering most of these came out when I was in grade school and I grew up without MTV, I think I did pretty well. I made some stupid mistakes, though - should have gotten 5-10 more, for sure. And I switched ‘broken’ and ‘lonely’ hearts.
I can’t believe I missed an INXS one! I loved, loved them, had all their cassettes. It’s been too long since I listened to them.
There were only one or two that I didn’t know at all when I saw the answers.
a) I have way too much time to do nothing at work
b) There is way too much useful space in my brain taken up with useless shite and,
c) I was born in 1969
::singing:: Conjunction junction, what’s yer function…::
101 - Should have been MUCH lower. Supid college jobs. Being a DJ on the campus station sucked much less than working in the registrar’s office. As a result my knowledge of 80’s music is far, FAR, more extensive than it should be.
118, mainly because I had some major brain farts. I knew all but one or two of the songs. I’m not worried about the brain thing because I have figured out that about half my brain is devoted to lyrics, and nothing else will fit in there.
And for the record, I am not afraid to admit that I LOVE 80s music. Say it loud, say it proud, people.