There is something really wrong with me!

It’s been a while since I’ve bought any new CD’s. So I went to Wal-mart this morning to buy a few, I’m looking around for something new and interesting to buy, but Wal-mart doesn’t really have a great selection, so I started to leave, when a CD catches my eye. By the time I left the store I had purchased, Monsters of Rock, Monsters of Rock 2, Monster Madness, Monster Ballads, Monster Ballads 2 and the best of the bunch is something called It Came From The 80’s with Pop Muzik, Tainted Love and a lot of other old and weird stuff on it.

“My name is Ted, and someday I’ll be dead yo,yo,yo” from I Wanna be a Cowboy.

I’m such a dork.

Whenever I go into wally-world to buy that stuff I wear a disguise. You are not alone in your dorkdom.

Everybody loves… Pop Muzik :smiley:

Hey, if liking 80’s stuff = dorkdom, then I’m a dork, too and proud of it! I have about 7 CD’s worth of all those songs -from ABC to the Specials to Yaz and just about everything in-between.

I was in Jr. high and high school during the early and mid-80’s and remember hearing all this stuff for the first time!

Cricket walks off, humming Take on Me and doing the Tarzan Boy yodel…

And what about the new Visa commercial (I think it’s a Visa commercial) that features orangutans and has the Specials’ Monkey Man playing in the backround? Yah-yah-yah, Yah-yah-yah…

I graduated high school in '86.
As I type this I’m listening to MSM “80’s Modern Rock”.

I am the Prince of Dorkness

Jim

Yep, '86 - me too.

“Prince of Dorkness” - (giggles) I just LOVE that…

Cricket

“That’s what my heart yearns for now - love and pride.”

“Caroline laughs and it’s raining all day…”

“It’s my life…it never ends…”

Hey, not all 80’s musik was dorkdom (although I’ve done the sing-along with most of the dork tunes…)

I like quite a few of the 80’s hits like Fine Young Canniballs’ “She drives me crazy”, Men Down Under, Stary Cats, Adam Ant. Oh well, it is all dorky, but I still like it. Rock in general, no matter what era, is great with me.

I still have my Adam Ant album. :slight_smile:

two words…

Safety Dance

Spandau Ballet (sp?), Nina, Duran Duran. Need I say more?

[nitpick]It’s Men at Work, and Nena.[/nitpick]

I still get teary whenever I hear Guns N Roses’ Sweet Child of Mine.

[Bill & Marty] That was Men Without Hats, or as they’re known today, Men Without Jobs. [/Bill & Marty]

Currently, my favorite song:

I Wanna Know by the Information Society.

Hey, I was only 3 when Jimson Jim and mcms_cricket graduated highschool, and the majority of the music I listen to is 80’s. Devo, B-52’s, Duran Duran, The Cure…and so forth.

Believe you mean What’s On Your Mind (Pure Energy) by InSoc. I’m one of their biggest fans :slight_smile: If you can find the Club Mix of that song, get it; it’s twice as good!

I run an internet radio station and half of what I play is 80s stuff. I was in HS in the 80s, too.
Come on, Eileen!!

The 80s were so vibrant and refreshing after the ‘laid-way-too-far-back’ 70s! I loved, loved, loved them–and still do.

I just knew someone was going to correct me on the song tittle. I remember hating the video when I was younger, but now I find it really cool. Unfortunately, I’ve always been horrible with song tittles. Hell, I’m suprised I even got the band’s name right. :slight_smile:

'88 grad. I love 80’s music, but I can’t help wincing a little every time I hear a song I grew up with on the “Oldies” station.

'89 grad here.
I nearly had tears in my eyes the first time I heard a school I remember from my school years on the Oldies station. The radio station that I listened to in high school has their “Flashback Lunch” where they play all the great '80’s stuff that I loved in school.
When did we grow old? :slight_smile: