I am amazed

lol... i looooved those sweatshirts. But ya know, you needed leg warmers too. ;)



I need some 80's music... and all I have is Working Class Dog.
 
Emerald_eyed said:

With strech pants???

I loved those sweat shirts too. I went from leg warmers though to 3 pairs of matching socks and folding and tucking my pantlegs in.lol

*nodding* been there.

Matching my socks to my shirt was like THE most important decision I had to make everyday.
 
Moms these days!

I grew up listening to my mom's music-

symphonies & show tunes from soundtrack albums. I didn't know any better.

On the other hand, it may have prepared me to appreciate opera.
Opera is an acquired taste, but a timeless pleasure.

80's music was fun, why didn't you raise them on it, and save yourself the expense of Brittney sounds & accessories?


Emerald, I want you to post leg warmer pictures this fall. They were the greatest fashion invention since the miniskirt.:)
 
patient1 said:
Moms these days!

I grew up listening to my mom's music-


80's music was fun, why didn't you raise them on it, and save yourself the expense of Brittney sounds & accessories?

My mom's music was Barry Manilow and Neil Diamond. I still occasionally have to listen to them.

Thank the gods, my kids are too young to be into Britney. Though the 5 year old loooves Toby Keith.
 
I have an 80's tape in the car that the kids love for me to play. I think that more people will start listening to that type of music again. It was alot more cheerful and fun then most of the stuff now. In these troubled times, we can all use more cheer.

Chewey
 
A very fun CD for 80's music is the soundtrack to "Valley Girl". It's worth the price just to have a copy of "Johnny are you Queer". At least it is for me...

:heart:
 
80's music is cool, but I know I'm gonna be a 90's music fan. C&C Music Factory, 2 Unlimited, Roxette, Hammer...

:D
 
Emerald_eyed said:
I am cleaning my house today. I am leaving tonight to work a week up at my one job. Anyway
I put in an 80s album and my kids LOVED "Electric Avenue" by Eddie Grant. They were all impressed and asked me to play it over and over.
All was well until I started dancing. All I needed as my big hair and tank top with a sweatshirt with the shoulders cut out. They thought i was SO OLD..

Hey we are making progess, at least they like something besides the Backstreet Boys and Brittany Spears.

Now they are dancing to "down Under" by Men At Work...

my favorite song from back then was a track that jeff beck and rod stewart did called "people get ready." two very passionate musicians and sparring partners
 
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