Men At Work - Overkill (1983) - YouTube

Men At Work - Be good Johnny - YouTube

THOMPSON TWINS - "Hold Me Now" (Extended Version) - YouTube

Men At Work - Overkill (1983) - YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lcu7OCIqlqE)

Wall-eyed paranoid fuck sings a good song.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Benatar

"I was 22 by the time I started to sing rock, so at first I was very conscious of technique and I was overly technical. That proved to be inhibiting so it was a disadvantage until I began to sing intuitively. That’s the only way to sing rock – from your gut level feelings. It's the instinct that the best singers have."[6]

what is the meaning of this?

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Falco - Der Kommissar 1982 - YouTube

A few of my favorite 80s songs.

Poison - Every Rose Has It's Thorn - YouTube

guns n roses welcome to the jungle with lyrics - YouTube

Tears For Fears - "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" - ORIGINAL VIDEO - YouTube

Modern English - I Melt With You - YouTube

Nena- 99luft Balons - YouTube

what is the meaning of this?

http://t3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTMzXcAQ1z3rDCwrLLKTF3eTmVJnIdlZ74HeQ24EMXO1keBENdPOQ&t=1

I felt the mood of that song would put posters in the right frame of mind. But that was last night.

JACK AND DIANE john mellencamp [Lyrics!!] - YouTube

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Benatar

"I was 22 by the time I started to sing rock, so at first I was very conscious of technique and I was overly technical. That proved to be inhibiting so it was a disadvantage until I began to sing intuitively. That’s the only way to sing rock – from your gut level feelings. It's the instinct that the best singers have."[6]

Pat Benatar - Promises In The Dark - YouTube

Men at Work It´s a Mistake - YouTube

Down Under - Men At Work (HQ Audio) - YouTube

Just some vids in German I thought were cool.

Falco - Rock Me Amadeus - YouTube

Falco - Wiener Blut - YouTube

Awesome rocker chicks, the pinnacle of human evolution.

Shadows Of The Night - Pat Benatar - YouTube

This video is banned in Germany, I don't think it was her idea to make the song/video about Nazis, it was the music video director.

That is the case with a lot of popular songs, it wasn't Christina Aguilera's idea to make her 'Beautiful' video about two fags kissing. A lot of the music video directors are homosexuals, I do like some of their work, but it's disconcerting to know that. Maybe we just have to accept that art isjust weird by it's very nature. It's just weird for apes to draw pictures and sing songs, make up stories, etc.
I think we all have weird dreams, and that is probably when we are the most truly creative, when we are dreaming.

Christina Aguilera - Beautiful - YouTube

Pat Benatar - We Belong - YouTube


In summer 2011 Benatar announced she was working on a Christmas album and a novel about the second coming of Christ.[19]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Benatar

Old-people music.

I occasionally see "men at work" road-crew signs. My immediate, gut reaction is actual amazement that nobody has done something to correct that. I mean, it's 2012, for gawdsake.

Old-people music.

I occasionally see "men at work" road-crew signs. My immediate, gut reaction is actual amazement that nobody has done something to correct that. I mean, it's 2012, for gawdsake.


I once lived in a town where there was a tree service that was owned, operated and crewed entirely by bull dykes.
They put the standard "MEN AT WORK" signs in the road only theirs had the letters "WO" stenciled in front of the word men.
Dykes with chainsaws and wood chippers...
YIKES!

I never really liked the Men At Work band, but I did like their song Overkill.

They were the band that started the fad of all things Australian in the 80's, I think, with the popularity of that song Down Under.

They were the band that started the fad of all things Australian in the 80's, I think, with the popularity of that song Down Under.

That, and 'Great Southern Land' by Icehouse. Personally, I can't stand either.

That, and 'Great Southern Land' by Icehouse. Personally, I can't stand either.
Some of Men at Work's songs have a reggae tinge to them, especially "Down Under" and "It's a Mistake," but they were mostly classified as New Wave. As for Icehouse, this the song I remember the best by them:
Icehouse - Electric Blue - YouTube

Americans just can't live without jewish shit.

Americans just can't live without jewish shit.

http://img.karaoke-lyrics.net/img/artists/10924/twisted-sister-147360.jpg