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<blockquote data-quote="Kilmore" data-source="post: 544504" data-attributes="member: 5226">Well, I think a lot of us really remember the music because it was really a soundtrack to what was happening and what we were doing at the time.Hell, today I find myself nostalgic about music I hated in the '80's like Duran Duran, Culture Club, Depeche Mode, and so on.But Heavy Metal ruled the '80's, especially the first few years after The New Wave Of British Heavy Metal invaded the states.My three most listended to CD's of the past month:Black Sabbath: Born Again (with Ian Gillan) 1982Venom:&nbsp; Welcome to Hell 1981?Judas Priest: Defenders of the Faith 1984with some Iron Maiden and Motorhead sprinkled in for flavor.Oh!&nbsp; And Stephen Cannell bears honorable mention too for his masterpieces the A-Team and the Dukes of Hazzard.&nbsp; The only time in my life I was ever glued to the TV.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kilmore, post: 544504, member: 5226"] Well, I think a lot of us really remember the music because it was really a soundtrack to what was happening and what we were doing at the time. Hell, today I find myself nostalgic about music I hated in the '80's like Duran Duran, Culture Club, Depeche Mode, and so on. But Heavy Metal ruled the '80's, especially the first few years after The New Wave Of British Heavy Metal invaded the states. My three most listended to CD's of the past month: Black Sabbath: Born Again (with Ian Gillan) 1982 Venom: Welcome to Hell 1981? Judas Priest: Defenders of the Faith 1984 with some Iron Maiden and Motorhead sprinkled in for flavor. Oh! And Stephen Cannell bears honorable mention too for his masterpieces the A-Team and the Dukes of Hazzard. The only time in my life I was ever glued to the TV. [/QUOTE]

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