Oh gosh, let's see...

Of course I love all the important stuff from Madonna, Janet, Michael, (some) Prince, Whitney and so on, but I also like some of these songs, some of which are more treasured than others.

Belinda Carlisle - Heaven is a Place on Earth
Billy Ocean - Caribbean Queen
Boy Meets Girl - Star to Fall
Chaka Khan - I Feel For You
Deniece Williams - Let's Hear It for the Boy
Eddie Money - Take Me Home Tonight
Enigma - Sadness (Part 1) (This is from 1990, but close enough.)
George Michael - I Want Your Sex
George Michael - Father Figure
George Michael - One More Try
George Michael - Monkey (Basically anything from the "Faith" album and all of his stuff extending into the mid 90s.)
Go West - The King of Wishful Thinking (This is early 90s.)
Heart - Alone
Jane Child - Don't Wanna Fall in Love (early 90s)
Jason Donovan - Too Many Broken Hearts
Jason Donovan - When You Come Back to Me
Jason Donovan - Nothing Can Divide Us
Jason Donovan & Kylie Minogue - Especially For You
Jermaine Stewart - We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off
The Jets - Crush On You
Kylie Minogue - I Should Be So Lucky
Kylie Minogue - Hand on Your Heart
Kylie Minigue - Wouldn't Change a Thing
Lionel Richie - All Night Long
Naked Eyes - Always Something There to Remind Me
Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark - If You Leave
Paula Abdul - Forever Your Girl
Paula Abdul - Rush Rush (early 90s)
Paula Abdul - The Promise of a New Day (early 90s)
Peabo Bryson - If Ever You're in My Arms Again
Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls
Phil Collins - Another Day in Paradise
Phil Collins - Sussudio
Ready For the World - Oh Shelia
Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up
Rick Astley - Together Forever
Spandau Ballet - True
Steve Winwood - Valerie
Tracy Chapman - Fast Car
U2 - Pride (In the Name of Love)

Those are the songs I'm spotting as I scroll through my library. None of them are obscure or anything like that (I'm here for singles) so you probably know them all, but I guess that gives you a general impression of my tastes.

Foolish beat is such a classic

umm didn't Soulja boy beat that record already

Your obsession with Debbie Gibson.

Greg Khin Band: Lucky, The Break Up Song
Harlequin: I Did It For Love
Joe Jackson: Steppin' Out
Kim Wilde: You Came, Cambodia, The Second Time
Kenny Loggins: I'm Free
Pat Benatar: Love Is A Battlefield
Peter Godwin: Images Of Heaven
Ready For The World: Oh Sheila
Spandau Ballet: Gold
Steve Miller Band: Abracadabra
The Twins: Face To Face
Ultravox: Dancing With Tears In My Eyes
Timex Social Club: Rumors
Sheena Easton: Strut
Olivia Newton John: Silvery Rain, Make A Move On Me, Physical, Twist Of Fate, Soul Kiss
Eddie Huntington: Meet My Friend
Fiction Factory: Feels Like Heaven
Haircut 100: Love plus One
The Bangles: Manic Monday, Walk Like An Egyptian
Sheila E.: The Glamorous Life, The Belle Of St Mark
The Smiths: Some Girls are Bigger Than Others, William, Unhappy Birthday, Still Ill, There Is A Light That Never Goes
The Cars: Let The Good Times Roll, Dangerous Type, Just What I Needed
Nik Kershaw: The Riddle, Wide Boy, Wouldn't It Be Good, Don't Ask Me Why
Cyndi Lauper: She Bop, All Through The Night, Change Of Heart, One Track Mind
Kim Carnes: Bette Davis Eyes
A Flock Of Seagulls: I Ran, The More You Live The More You Love
Berlin: The Metro
Billy Idol: Sweet Sixteen
Alphaville: Big In Japan, Dance With Me
Billy Ocean: Caribbean Queen
Bronski Beat: Smalltown Boy
Corey Hart: Sunglasses At Night
Eurythmics: Here Comes The Rain Again, There Must Be An Angel, Who's That Girl?

I live for the 80's...

Ivan, no matter how much you promote her, I won't like her

The pop princess was only relevant for like 2-3 years

:kisuke:

Tiffany >>>>>>



Also, she was way more successful. *4x platinum debut with two international #1s*

Don't make me spit out this damn coffee. That's a damn lie, and you know it.

And why is it a lie? I have the Billboard Hot 100, RIAA, BPI and Oricon teas.

She was more successful at her prime, she just lasted a bit less. She sold more overall too.

Girl, at the end of the day, both remain irrelevant.

No one in my class knows a Debbie Gibson.

Who you be girl? You sassy and cute.

LOL, ik they are both irrelevant nowadays. It's just that the Tiffany craze was way more intense than the Debbie craze.

I think Tiffany's debut album was better than Debbie's two albums too, but that's a matter of opinion. Robert Christgau gave Tiffany better ratings as well.

I've never even listened to Tiffany's debut album. I think I'll download that.

Yah DL it, it's good. Her debut was a massive success but she was overshadowed by The New Kids in the Block in the late 80s. They were supposed to open for her American tour, but she ended up opening for them and that essentially killed her career. Her second album is OK though.

I'm not really a fan of music from the 80's.. but This is the best album to come out of that time.

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>