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- Everyone knows the classic 80s sound: huge reverby snare drums, lots of delay on the vocals, electronic rhythms and synthesizers.
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The sounds of synthesizers came to dominate the pop music of the early 1980s as well as replacing disco in dance clubs in Europe.
Jan 14, 2020 · From latter-day Genesis hits like “Invisible Touch” to early Culture Club tunes like “Do You Really Want to Hurt Me?” and “I’ll Tumble 4 Ya,” you could scarcely scan an ’80s radio ...
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- Top Gun (1986) The Miami Sound Machine, Kenny Loggins and Berlin. Welcome to 1986 and the “Top Gun” soundtrack. From the film’s opening, the “Top Gun” Anthem,” by Harold Faltermeyer, who scored the film—plays softly over the opening credits to the “Danger Zone,” cut, the film’s soundtrack is part of pop culture, like the film.
- Purple Rain (1984) It’s hard to think of a more self-fulfillingly prophetic film than “Purple Rain,” which was about a young musician overcoming his demons (and rivals) on his rise to the top — and lofted Prince to global superstardom in a matter of weeks during the summer of “Ghostbusters” and “Born in the U.S.A.”
- Do the Right Thing (1989) One has to go back to “Midnight Cowboy,” or even “Casablanca,” to find a film that is as inseparable from its signature song as Spike Lee’s masterpiece “Do the Right Thing.”
- Pretty in Pink, The Breakfast Club, Weird Science and the John Hughes ST Catalog. As the king of teen angst, John Hughes had plenty of memorable music moments in his films.
Everyone knows the classic 80s sound: huge reverby snare drums, lots of delay on the vocals, electronic rhythms and synthesizers. Advertisement. For the first time ever, musicians were regularly paying with a “click track”, or metronome.
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