Cheesy 80s pop songs/vids you can't help but love?

[ILoveJimmyPage]

Senior member... keep in mind this isn't the first time we have had a disagreement and I am not the only one who has apparently "misunderstood" your tone now and in the past. Perhaps you should be a bit more careful when you post, since (supposed) sarcasm and/or humor is harder to detect over text. That's all I have to say on the subject. Back on topic, please.

 

[Howie Felterbush]

Video didn't work. It was the Honeydrippers "Sea of Love".

 

[Jake T]

Here's one for this time of year.

The Alarm - Rain in the Summertime

 

[ILoveJimmyPage]

Video didn't work. It was the Honeydrippers "Sea of Love".

Here you go :



I have to agree; this video is beyond cheesy, and Robert Plant just looks out of place throughout the entire thing standing behind a suit shirt most of the time.

 

[Aero]

Here you go :



I have to agree; this video is beyond cheesy, and Robert Plant just looks out of place throughout the entire thing standing behind a suit shirt most of the time.

I liked the song and video. The ending is cheesy but that's nothing compared to some other 80s vids.

 

[ILoveJimmyPage]

Completely unashamed to admit I love this song.

 

[Squidbilly]

It Gives me strength of 4 guys in cars
Gary Newman-Cars

26 pages&nobody played this?

 

[Big Ears]

Always loved it. The harmonies.

Me too. I remember critics accusing them of being like Beauty and the Beast, which was on TV at the time (although I never saw a single episode).

 

[Big Ears]

Yes's videos in the eghties were quite cheesy, but the music contained no cheese at all. It Can Happen was a hit in the US, but not here (we had New Order and other associated drivel). Trevor Rabin has a really good guitar sound on this:

 

[Big Ears]

Yes again, with a song written by Rabin for Stevie Nicks. Chris Squire looks insane as usual, while I don't think Jon Anderson is really playing his instrument. They were heading for a low point, from which they recovered with Keys to Ascension: