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The Greatest '80s Bands by Letter - Q & R

The Greatest '80s Bands by Letter - Q & R

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The biggest hits and interview footage from Queen, REM, REO Speedwagon, The Rolling Stones, Roxette and Roxy Music. This list is really good. And I would have also added Ratt on this list: during the 80s, this band had some catchy tunes like Round And Round, Lay It Down (their 2 biggest hits in North America, Wanted Man, Body Talk, Way Cool Jr. However, my favorite 80s band with the letter R is The Rainmakers: this band never had a hit (their song Let My People Go-Go topped at #18 in UK back in 1986, neve really went big, but they made 3 excellent albums between 1986 and 1989.
Date: 2024-03-04

Comments and reviews: 14


how can somebody make music videos these days without immediate shutdown I posted something about the weather with a some random song playing on the radio (I was in my car) and the video is immediately flagged. banned worldwide until I remove the music. I have no followers, no viewers, no plans to make money, I just wanted a little video for personal use.
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Can't believe Freddie actually says fried chicken in One Vision.
Whenever I see Oreo cookies, I think of REO Speedwagon; I just can't help it.
Kevin with a mustache tho.
Whenever I hear The Rolling Stones, I think of Jimmy Fallon, and his Mick Jagger (I thought it was Mark Knopfler) impression.

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I really enjoyed your video. I grew up on this music and it brings back so many good memories. I’m just curious to why you didn’t include Quarterflash in the Q’s. I know it definitely wouldn’t be a list without Queen, but I just thought you would have more than one band there.
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Bands by Locations
Queen - London, England
REM - Athens, Georgia, U. S.
REO Speedwagon - Champaign, Illinois, U. S.
Rolling Stones - London, England
Roxette - Halmstad, Sweden
Roxy Music - County Durham/London, England

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Why didn't you include next Queen songs: Save Me (1980, Play the Game (1980, Calling All Girls (1982, Back Chat (1982, Hammer to Fall (1984, Princes of the Universe (1986, Invisible Man (1989, Scandal (1989) and the Miracle (1989)
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Bryan Ferry! A man who may seem to be cast in the role of a conceited lord, but the sound of his voice has always pierced me to the bone. oh yeah (there's a band playing on the radio!
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Have to say, I listen to Roxette still to this day, loved them. I still listen to Queen too: ) This was a great part of the alphabet Random, thank you as always for your great work.
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Marie Fredriksson seems like such a nice person in the Interview.
It sucks that she died in 2019.
At least she was preserved from Corona.

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If you haven’t seen the queen film with rami Malik, find it. I had it on my playlist, I hope it’s still there. Incredible
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If, when I cross the rainbow bridge, I don't get to hear an awesome duet between Freddie and Marie, I will have died in vain.
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My Mom once went to a concert with R. E. M. at Roskilde Festival sometime. But pity that they went dissolved in 2011
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Dear some random guy,
an idea for you. a video with only Queen's songs (all decades): D
Greetings from Italy: D

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Roxette is my favorite band, ever. And of course, love Queen & REM. Thanks for this interesting video.
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Great job again. Was a bit confused since Roxette feels more than a 90th band to me. Maybe also REM.
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