Am I the only nerd?
That loved the "pop goes my heart song". I really think back in the day it would have been a hit. I loved it. Anyone with me?
shareabsolutely! Loved it along with the other 80s-type songs.
shareWell.....it's catchy, fun and totally stuck in my head....it ticks all the boxes. Hehe.....I totally agree!
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Yes I also agree
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I also liked th esong but it isn't like an 80s song, heavy metal, glam rock etc. More like a 60's bubblegum song.
shareI thought it was extremely 80s. It reminded me of the Cars.
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most definitely 80's. ...a little "Wham" like! LOL
"I thought it was extremely 80s. It reminded me of the Cars."
The Cars?!?!?!? "Pop!" were clearly a send up of "Wham!" I mean clearly. It couldn't have been any more clear. They were absolutly nothing like the Cars. Nothing at all.
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Well, Wham! and the Cars weren't exactly worlds apart sonically. It's that 80s new wave pop sound. But you're right that it is much more like Wham! and is quite an obvious send up.
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Umm, heavy metal, glam rock, etc. was late 80's. Early through mid-80's was all new wave, etc. like this song.
"Umm, heavy metal, glam rock, etc. was late 80's. Early through mid-80's was all new wave, etc. like this song."
Actually, heavy metal started in the late 60's and glam rock started in the very early '80s with bands like Motley Crue, Posion and Cinderella. By the mid to late '80s with the emergence of Gun's and Roses all the glam bands started to abandon thier cosmetics for leather jackets and motorcycles. By the late '80s-early '90s, grunge started to take over.
"True wisdom comes from knowing that you know nothing. That's US, Dude!"
A number of different sub-genres of music developed throughout the eighties not just heavy metal and glam rock.
shareOkay I'll admit I liked it too.
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