I went with British and I was thinking Bonnie Tyler.
It's hard to mix up Bonnie Tyler once you've appreciated the madness that is the video for Total Eclipse of the Heart.
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I went with British and I was thinking Bonnie Tyler.
It's hard to mix up Bonnie Tyler once you've appreciated the madness that is the video for Total Eclipse of the Heart.
Evil choirboys: teh WIN!
It's hard to mix up Bonnie Tyler once you've appreciated the madness that is the video for Total Eclipse of the Heart.
We watched a guilty pleasures countdown on NYE and the Total Eclipse of the Heart video never ceases to boggle. However, i am still baffled that Hello by Lionel Ritchie wasn't on the countdown.
White Wedding by Billy Idol always makes me happy. Exploding blenders.
I went with "soft rock" cues ("U Got the Look" not qualifying on that score) and came up with Linda Ronstadt, who even did a duet with Aaron Neville. Or possibly Dionne Warwick.
It's hard to mix up Bonnie Tyler once you've appreciated the madness that is the video for Total Eclipse of the Heart.
Oh my god, a friend of mine in high school loved that song so much, she made a tape with nothing but that song on it. OVER AND OVER. And then she would PLAY IT if she was driving, and the rest of us were held captive, trying to claw out our eardrums and moaning.
Hello by Lionel Ritchie wasn't on the countdown.
I don't think that was a pleasure.
Evil choirboys: teh WIN!
That reference sent me to "I Want to Know What Love Is."
Linda Ronstadt, who even did a duet with Aaron Neville.
That's the song that started this whole conversation!!!
"I Don't Know Much". Released around 1990-1991.
They also played ther video for Jessie's Girl (Rick Springfield is still hot, even in pleats.) and for Making Love Out of Nothing At All, which was seriously gay.