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Best Of The 80s

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80sMusicChannel

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The 1980s in the UK saw a variety of musical styles, including new wave, post-punk, synthpop, heavy metal, and pop: New wave and post-punk These movements were the foundation for the popular music of the 1980s. Synthpop This electronic music explored the effects of social change and new technology. Heavy metal New wave British heavy metal bands like Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Saxon, and Motörhead broke into the mainstream in the early 1980s. Pop British pop in the 1980s was bold and innovative, incorporating electronica and synths. Some notable pop artists include The Human League, David Bowie, Bananarama, Culture Club, Dire Straits, Spandau Ballet, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, UB40, Dexys Midnight Runners, and Bonnie Tyler. Boy bands The British boy band Bros, consisting of twin brothers Matt and Luke Goss and Craig Logan, was active in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Best-selling singles Band Aid's "Do They Know It's Christmas?" was the best-selling single of the decade, selling over 3.5 million copies. Frankie Goes to Hollywood's "Two Tribes" spent nine weeks at number one, the longest duration of a single at the time.

Romantic Rock 70's 80's 90's

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ock 80s 90s Playlist - the best songs of the 70's 80 90 - Quem, Guns N' Roses, Bon Jovi, Elvis Rock 80s 90s Playlist | Most Popular Classic Rock Songs Of All Time | Best Rock Music Forever Link: https://youtu.be/xlDfFE--SEI #rock80s90s,#rockmusic80s90s,#rockplaylist80s90s,#rocksongsofalltime,#bestrockmusicforever, @classicrockmusic9835 Romantic Rock - the best songs of the 70's 80 90, Phil Collins, Michael Bolton , Lionel Richie, George Michael, Eric Clapton -Best Soft Rock Songs EVER Lionel Richie, Michael Bolton, Air Supply, Bread .. Greatest Hits soft Rock love songs 70s, 80s, 90s Classic rock - the best songs of the 70's 80 90 - Rock hit songs - romantic rock - Soft Rock Love S. Eric Clapton , Michael Bolton, Phil Collins, Bonnie Tyler, Bee Gees -Top 100 Soft Rock Songs 80s 90s The best of music from the 70s, 80s, 90s and more, for those who like good music, remember all the hits of these years, renowned artists such as: Michael Bolton, Rod Stewart, Phil Collins, led zeppelin, nazareth, scorpions, David Gates - Greatest Soft Rock Hits Collection Rod Stewart, Lionel Richie, Eric Clapton, Michael Bolton, Bonnie Tyler - Soft Rock Love Songs Ever ❤: Please Share this Mix on Social sites (Facebook, Google +, Twitter etc.) to more people could listen it! Don't forget to Like & Share the mix if you enjoy it! 🔔: Thanks for watching! Don't forget to SUBCRIBE, Like & Share my video if you enjoy it! Have a nice day! ! ❤ classic rock rock classic classic rock songs classic rock greatest hits greatest hits classic rock classic rock 60s classic rock 70s classic rock 80s classic rock 90s classic rock 60s 70s 80s classic rock 70s 80s 90s classic rock 80s 90s classic rock playlist classic rock collection best of classic rock best classic rock songs classic rock hits top classic rock songs rock rock 70s rock 80s rock 90s best rock music best rock 60s 70s 80s best rock 70s 80s 90s great classic rock best classic rock songs of all time top 20 classic rock best soft rock songs 80s 90s best soft rock songs soft rock songs soft rock 80s and 90s best rock songs rock songs 80s 90s rock from the 80s 90s soft rock rock songs soft rock 90s soft rock 80s and 90s mix soft rock 80s

80sForever Drums

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I grew up and learned to play drums in the early 1980's, and am still a fan of 80's culture and music styles. Drums are loud. This simple fact has cost me 2 drum sets I couldn't keep playing, and electronic drums just didn't impress me in the 1980's or 90's. However things have improved in recent years, and after a few years of research I started building upon and modding a custom set of electronic drums to my liking in 2020 -- all with the goal of having a top quality drum kit that 1) has unlimited expansion capabilities; 2) is QUIET enough the neighbors will NEVER hear them to complain; 3) feels, plays, and looks like REAL acoustic drums. Today I enjoy a completely custom drum set that doesn't upset the neighbors. Here on this channel, I revisit some of the Christian music I've enjoyed from decades past and enjoy today with my drums, just for fun. I'll mainly be posting drum cover videos, but may also post other drums, electronic drums, and music-related content. DRUM KIT SPECS A little about my drums -- Custom 12pc kit: - 10pc custom electronic drums (Diamond Electronic Drums UK, with mods) - Drum-Tec Real Feel heads - (2) ATV drum pads added - ATV Cymbals - Gibraltar custom-built rack and hardware - Mapex HF1000 Falcon Hi Hat stand - Trick Pro-1V double bass pedals - Audiofront EDrumin MIDI trigger interfaces PC: - Superior Drummer 3 w/various SDX's and expanded kits - RME HDSPe RayDAT audio interface -- TRUE low-latency, reliable professional audio interface - Reaper DAW - OBS Studio

Classic Rock Verified

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Rock music from the '70s, '80s, and '90s spans a wide range of styles, from the raw energy of classic rock to the rebellious edge of punk, the theatrical flair of glam, and the introspective grit of grunge. Each decade had its defining sounds, bands, and cultural impact. Here’s a concise overview based on the web results and general knowledge, tailored to give you the essence of each era without overwhelming detail: 1970s: The Golden Age of Classic Rock Sound: Heavy riffs, bluesy solos, and anthemic songs. Think soaring vocals, extended guitar jams, and larger-than-life stage presence. Key Bands: Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Pink Floyd, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Aerosmith, Queen, Deep Purple. Subgenres: Hard rock, progressive rock (Yes, Genesis), glam rock (David Bowie, T. Rex), punk’s early roots (The Ramones, Sex Pistols). Vibe: Arena rock ruled, with bands filling stadiums. Punk emerged late in the decade as a raw, anti-establishment counterpoint. Notable Albums: Led Zeppelin’s IV (1971), Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon (1973), The Clash’s London Calling (1979). Cultural Impact: Rock became a cultural force, with festivals like Woodstock (1969, carried into the '70s vibe) and massive tours. Vinyl records and FM radio were king. 1980s: Diversity and Mainstream Explosion Sound: Polished production, synth influences, and a blend of grit and glamour. Hair metal brought flashy riffs, while new wave and post-punk added introspective and experimental edges. Key Bands: Guns N’ Roses, Bon Jovi, Def Leppard, U2, The Police, Metallica, Van Halen, R.E.M. Subgenres: Hair metal (Mötley Crüe, Poison), thrash metal (Metallica, Slayer), new wave (Talking Heads, Depeche Mode), post-punk (Joy Division, The Cure). Vibe: MTV launched in 1981, making music videos central to rock’s identity. Big hair, leather, and excess defined the glam scene, while underground movements like college rock gained traction. Notable Albums: U2’s The Joshua Tree (1987), Def Leppard’s Hysteria (1987), Metallica’s Master of Puppets (1986). Cultural Impact: Rock dominated pop culture, with stadium tours and music videos amplifying its reach. The rise of CDs and cassette tapes made music more accessible. 1990s: Grunge and Alternative Take Over Sound: Raw, angsty, and introspective. Grunge stripped rock to its core, while alternative rock embraced eclectic influences. Key Bands: Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, Alice in Chains, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Radiohead, Green Day, Smashing Pumpkins. Subgenres: Grunge (Nirvana, Soundgarden), alternative rock (Radiohead, R.E.M.), pop-punk (Green Day, Blink-182), nu-metal (Korn, early Linkin Park). Vibe: Flannel shirts and DIY ethos defined grunge, a reaction against '80s excess. Alternative rock exploded on radio and MTV, with festivals like Lollapalooza showcasing the scene. Notable Albums: Nirvana’s Nevermind (1991), Pearl Jam’s Ten (1991), Radiohead’s OK Computer (1997). Cultural Impact: Grunge reshaped rock’s identity, bringing raw emotion and authenticity. The internet began to influence music sharing late in the decade. Why It Matters: These decades built rock’s legacy, blending rebellion, artistry, and mainstream appeal. The '70s laid the foundation, the '80s amplified it with spectacle, and the '90s grounded it in raw emotion. Bands from these eras still influence modern rock, with their music streaming heavily on platforms like Spotify and celebrated in posts found on X. Want More? If you want a playlist, specific band deep-dive, or subgenre focus (e.g., grunge vs. glam), let me know! I can also search X for fan takes or recent posts about these eras or analyze specific albums if you’ve got one in mind. Explore grunge origins Punk rock history

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