Short Snipits of 80s Metal bands

What can I say I love 80s music, so heres some blasts from the past. Volume 2!

What can I say I love 80s music, so heres some blasts from the past!

curse of the spellstone part 3

curse of spell stone part 2

A bad trip to the Houston Mall in the 80s. Whose idea was this anyway?

dungeon master part3

dungeon master part 2

dungeon master part 1

lots of older drawings from 1980 to 85
why only half of one side ?
they are ideas from mask along time ago
what side to make into a mask this year ? sorry for the scanning of the drawings thats the best   more...they came out  less

couldnt find it so

Propaganda was a group formed in Düsseldorf, Germany in 1982 by Ralf Dörper (a member of the German industrial band Die Krupps), part-time DJ Andreas Thein and Susanne Freytag.   more...As a trio, they made demo recordings for future release. With the inclusion of classically trained musician and composer Michael Mertens and 19-year old vocalist Claudia Brücken, now a five-member band, journalist Paul Morley signed the band to Trevor Horn's newly-formed ZTT Records label.

The group relocated to the United Kingdom and released the single "Dr. Mabuse", named after the fictional character created by filmmaker Fritz Lang. A dark slab of rhythmic synthpop, the release reached No.27 in the Official UK Top 40 in April 1984 (the song reached #7 in Germany). The group appeared on various TV shows in the UK, including Channel 4's groundbreaking "The Tube". Here, as well as performing "Dr. Mabuse", they also gave one of their few performances of a cover version of Throbbing Gristle's song "Disziplin". The band had included in their original demo and it was intended to be their debut single, but Throbbing Gristle blocked this. As Paul Morley marketed the band as a twisted, hellish version of Abba, for this reason Michael Mertens remained in the background as an invisible fifth member - although this was not to last long.  less

Toto

song of 80s

Prefab Sprout is an English pop band from Witton Gilbert, County Durham, which rose to moderate fame during the 1980s. Though critically acclaimed, and considered by many to have released some of the   more...best pop albums of the decade, the band never broke through to the mainstream, and had only moderate commercial success.
They debuted in 1982 with their self-released single "Lions In My Own Garden: Exit Someone" - songwriter Paddy McAloon wanted a song title where the first letters of the words spelled out "LIMOGES" (where his former girlfriend was staying at the time). Their first album was Swoon, a collection of quirky pop songs in the same vein as "Lions...", released on the Kitchenware record label in early 1984. The following year saw the release of their second album, the Thomas Dolby-produced Steve McQueen (released in the U.S. as Two Wheels Good when McQueen's estate expressed their displeasure with the title). Either way, it was so highly-praised by the critics that even the shy and retiring McAloon remarked: "I'm probably the greatest songwriter in the world, you know." Subsequently, they recorded Protest Songs which found only limited release, but yielded the song "Life of Surprises", which later became the title track for their greatest hits compilation.

Their biggest commercial UK success came with an arguably atypical track for the Sprouts, the 1988 single "The King of Rock 'n' Roll", taken from the From Langley Park to Memphis album. In 1990, Jordan: The Comeback, which was a hit in the UK, was nominated for a Brit award. Though the music was more accessible than their earlier material, the lyrics and subject matter remained characteristically oblique and suggestive (McAloon has often cited Stephen Sondheim as an influence). In addition to its religious overtones, perhaps reflecting McAloon's education in a Catholic seminary, there were several allegorical songs about a character who embodied a mix of Howard Hughes, Jesse James, and Elvis Presley. McAloon has alluded in interviews to several albums-worth of songs that he has written but are unreleased/unrecorded including amongst others, concept albums based on the life of Michael Jackson (Behind the Veil), the history of the world (Earth: The Story So Far) and Zorro the Fox about a fictional superhero.

Their greatest hits, Life of Surprises: The Best of Prefab Sprout yielded their biggest U.S. hit, "If You Don't Love Me", which spent several weeks in the top 10 on the dance charts. McAloon joked in the liner notes about the band's lack of touring over the past decade.

In 1997 Prefab Sprout released a new album 'Andromeda Heights' in the UK. A short, but well received UK tour followed in 2000. This tour (& the subsequent album) didn't feature Wendy Smith, who by this time had reportedly left the band. In 2001 the band released 'The Gunman and Other Stories' a concept album themed on the American West. The opening track 'Cowboy Dreams' was originally a success for the British actor Jimmy Nail. These albums while critically acclaimed in places, have not been as commercially successful (and only been available in the United States on import).

Their greatest hits collection, 1999's 38 Carat Collection, was released in the United States in 2001 with a new title The Collection.

After being diagnosed with a medical disorder which impaired his vision Paddy McAloon released the spoken word/instrumental album 'I Trawl The Megahertz under' his own name in 2003 on the EMI Liberty label. As of 2006, McAloon had suffered another setback: his hearing had deteriorated, reportedly due to Ménière's disease.

In January 2007, a remastered edition of Steve McQueen was announced for a UK release in April 2007 with a second disc of recently recorded acoustic versions of eight of the album's tracks to be included as well. The remastering was done by original Steve McQueen producer Thomas Dolby. There has been some speculation about another release of new music but nothi  less

Thundercats Intro. Welcome to the dawn of the legendary 80s cartoon era.

80s music video

http://www.greetingcardscafe.com. Retro theme party invitations for 60s, 70s and 80s invitations or birthday invites. Customize and personalize the front and inside of the cards.

If you're gonna try to get kids to not do drugs, don't use a pop singer who's hair looks like something out of an LCD trip.

an old and rare show thet doesnt have no dvd,no eps for dawnlaod,and no personal sites,so Enjoy!!!.

80s games console advertising

this show is also rare,i dont knew much abuot this one ither, so help me if yuo can,and tell me what yuo think.

this drama show thet i saw since i was a kid,i know there are lots of fans,out there but i need yuo to tell me way there is no dvd or pr sites on this one,and tell me what yuo think to.

this cartoon is very good,there is one pr site on this cartoon, full eps for dwonload on emule,and there are some eps on yuotube.com,but there is no DVD,i hope there will be some dvds soon.

this show is an action show,
there is no DVD on this show,
no personal sites or eps for dawnload,so tell me what yuo think.