WWTBAM Bored

Posted: **Fri Feb 21, 2014 3:07 am**

Hey there all you mangy peeps! MBRS here with this year's installment of everyone's favorite game in the whole, wide LSWE! Yes, for this week's Free For All Friday, it's time for me and the gang to put on a few more of those classic music videos from the 80's you know and love! Since I'm a redhead and not a blonde, I did learn something from last year's debacle and tried to incorporate more popular and well known videos in this year's game, while still throwing out a few challenges for the MTV experts out there! These videos are national treasures, and a culturally significant part of the 1980's.... even if none of them did star ME!!! Hmph! That's OK, me and my bologna ass are hitting the twerking tour this year.... later gators!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist....

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist from the 80's with a music video you like.

Mecca Bonus: Two of the songs above have been on the Mecca CD. Which numbers? (3 possible points)

5 Point Bonus: For one point each, name the five original MTV veejays.

Posted: **Fri Feb 21, 2014 7:46 am**

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MissBeautifulRedSquirrel wrote:Hey there all you mangy peeps! MBRS here with this year's installment of everyone's favorite game in the whole, wide LSWE! Yes, for this week's Free For All Friday, it's time for me and the gang to put on a few more of those classic music videos from the 80's you know and love! Since I'm a redhead and not a blonde, I did learn something from last year's debacle and tried to incorporate more popular and well known videos in this year's game, while still throwing out a few challenges for the MTV experts out there! These videos are national treasures, and a culturally significant part of the 1980's.... even if none of them did star ME!!! Hmph! That's OK, me and my bologna ass are hitting the twerking tour this year.... later gators!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist....

BEAT IT, Michael Jackson

SHARP DRESSED MAN?, ZZ Top

HEY MICKEY YOU'RE SO FINE?, Toni Basil

Tina Turner?

I'LL MELT WITH YOU?, The English Beat

SWEET DREAMS ARE MADE OF THESE?, Eurythmics

UPSIDE DOWN, The Cars?

HOT FOR TEACHER?, David Lee Roth

MATERIAL GIRL?, Madonna

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist from the 80's with a music video you like.

KEEP ON WORKING, Pete Townshend

Mecca Bonus: Two of the songs above have been on the Mecca CD. Which numbers? (3 possible points)

2 and 9

5 Point Bonus: For one point each, name the five original MTV veejays.

Robbie Roberts, Martha Vaughan, Nina Blackwood, Allan Hunter, Guywith Curlyblackhair

Posted: **Fri Feb 21, 2014 7:48 am**

Spoiler

It's hard enough identifying lyrics to songs I never intentionally listened to, when at least I had a chance to hear them now and again, in passing. But music videos aren't watched by accident.

Something by Michael Jackson. Bad?

Posted: **Fri Feb 21, 2014 8:29 am**

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Very nice artwork.

1. Billy Jean - Michael Jackson
2. Susudio - Phil Collins
3. - Debbie Gibson
4. - cher
5. Eyes without a face - Billy Idol
6. - Tina Turner
7. Don't You Come Around Here No More - Tom Petty AND the Heartbreakers
8.
9. -Eurithmics
10.
11. Hot for teacher - Van Halen
12. - ZZ top

Krox - Future So Bright, I Gotta Wear Shades - Timbuktu
Mecca - 2, 9

VJS -

Martha Quinn
Randy Jackson
Mark something

Posted: **Fri Feb 21, 2014 10:10 am**

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1.

/Michael Jackson

2. Sharp-Dressed Man/ZZ Topp

3.

/Toni Basil

4. I have a gut feeling this is Patti Labelle

5. One Thing Leads to Another/The Fixx

7. Don't Come Around Here No More/Tom Petty and the Hearteaters

8. Jeopardy/Greg Kihn Band

9. Sweet Dreams/Eurythmics

10. Leave It/Yes

11. HEY, HOW'D I GET IN THERE?

12. Close (To the Edit)/Art of Noise

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist from the 80's with a music video you like.

Running Up That Hill/Kate Bush

Mecca Bonus: Two of the songs above have been on the Mecca CD. Which numbers? (3 possible points)

1 and 9

5 Point Bonus: For one point each, name the five original MTV veejays.

Martha Quinn, J. J. Jackson, Nina Blackwood, Alan Hunter, Mark Goodman

Posted: **Fri Feb 21, 2014 10:41 am**

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6. What's Love Got to Do With It - Tina Turner
7. Don't Come Around Here No More - Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers
11. Hot For Teacher - Van Halen

Krox: Centerfold - The J. Geils Band
Mecca: 6, 10
MTV V-Jays: Martha Quinn, Nina Blackwood, Joe Jackson, Alan Hunter, Mark Goodwin

Posted: **Fri Feb 21, 2014 10:46 am**

Spoiler

1. Billie Jean – Michael Jackson
2. Sharp Dressed Man – ZZ Topp
3. Mickey – Toni Basil
4.
5.
6. Looks like Tina Turner – Beyond Thunderdome?
7. Don’t Come Around Here No More – Tom Petty
8.
9.
10. Leave It – Yes
11. Hot For Teacher – Van Halen
12.

Bonus – The video for I Got My Mind Set on You – George Harrison still makes me laugh

Mecca Bonus - #6, #9

Extra Bonus – Martha Quinn, JJ Jackson, Mark Goodman, Alan Hunter, Nina Blackwood

You just knew that MTV had not made it yet when Goodman hosted Friday Night Videos on NBC one night and they introduced him as Mark Gordon

Posted: **Fri Feb 21, 2014 10:50 am**

Like it needs it . . .

Bad, Michael Jackson

Hey Mickey!

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist from the 80's with a music video you like.

Pretty sure this is 80s, and I know it had a video -- Walk Like an Egyptian, Bangles

Mecca Bonus: Two of the songs above have been on the Mecca CD. Which numbers?

1, 3

(3 possible points)

5 Point Bonus: For one point each, name the five original MTV veejays.[/quote]

Posted: **Fri Feb 21, 2014 11:56 am**

Spoiler

10. Dancing on the Ceiling, Lionel Richie

Kroxquo Bonus: Like a Virgin, Madonna

Posted: **Fri Feb 21, 2014 1:32 pm**

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My name is Friday. I'm a cop. An internet cop.

It was late in the week and I decided to head to the sleazy part of town to bust a few heads and shakedown some pervs. Naturally I found myself at A Home For The Weary, where all the low lifes congregate for easy pickings. I'm not sure why they continue to hang out there, but it makes my life a little easier.

I figured that after I hosted Lyrically Speaking for the aptly-named Weasel back in November, the Bored addiction would pretty much dry up, since no one could top my awesome contribution. I should know never to underestimate the cult mentality of BBs. There they were, latching on to every post made by the most vile of them all, LB "Blue Boy" Carter.

I checked the logs and realized he had posting his swill for over five weeks and BBs were eating it up like Elwood on a donut binge. I've tried talking sense into this group of low lifes, but they never listen.

I entered the latest thread to see what LB was up to. Maybe I could save one of them from this Bored crack called LS:

Billie Jean - Michael Jackson
Or maybe it was "Pull My Finger". Based on his expression, he's about to let out a seam-splitter. Good thing he took the Yellow Brick Road out of town. Fewer casualties that way.

Sharp Dressed Man - ZZ Top

Clearly the snaggle-toothed gator-looking one has been hanging here too long. The doorman would rather chew his own arm off rather than touch that hat. Even the gossiping chicks are saying "Someone should tell him he smells like a swamp."

Hey, Miss cheerleader on top. Notice how all the others have a painted-on smile except the chick below you? I'll bet you promised her your skirt would be in front, not behind. Hers is clearly a "damn, no beav" look. Sorry sister, get used to disappointment with this crowd.

It takes a while for some of the side-effects of "LS-itis" to fully mature. One unfortunate side effect is growing extra arms out of your torso. On the positive side, this BB can now simutaneously pick her nose, pick her ass, and keep four sailors happy all without dropping a note.

Let's see, we have Tina Turner with a couple of shark snouts sticking out of her head, an armadillo playing a ukulele and some masked bandit trying to steal money from an ATM in an iceberg. Just another day in paradise, people.

When I said T-Bone had a "checkered past" I didn't mean it literally. Looks like T-Bone and his band mates invited a groupie to their room for some post-concert fun. I guess no one explained to the boys what it meant when she said "You can all have a piece of me." And who says you can't enjoy sloppy seconds? Right Mr. Rainbow Drummer? Mmmmmmmmmm-good.

This is the one in which the Eurythmics nail donuts to the wall, then sit around and play air keyboards. "Sweet Dreams" losers.

Scandal in #11! At exactly 11:11, a Ravens player player (probably #11) brings the playbook of one Troy Smith (interception percentage 11% and he wore the numbers 10 and 1 which = 11) to Mr. Tangredi, the head coach of the Cincinnati Bengals. Don't tell Christie!

or, it's Hot For Teacher by Van Halen

I see nothing wrong with this picture. An anteater with a chainsaw, a cyclops with a hot iron, a ginger aviator with a pet banana slug and their midget friend. Damn, I've come full circle.

Not even I can clean up this mess.

Kroxquo Bonus:
Money For Nothing - Dire Straits
Not unlike patrolling this shit storm of a bored

Mecca Bonus: #8, #9

5 Point Bonus: For one point each, name the five original MTV veejays.

Martha Quinn, JJ Jackson, Monica Lewinsky--oops, thought you said beejays

Until next time. Keep it clean you guttermouth punks.

Posted: **Fri Feb 21, 2014 4:49 pm**

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1. Walk This Way, Aerosmith
2. Ladies Night, Kool and the Gang
3. YMCA, Village People
4. Purple Rain, Prince
5. Light at the End of the Tunnel, Joe Diffey
6. Borderline, Madonna
7. Cut the Cake, Average White Band
8. Black and White, 3 Dog Night
9. Father and Son, Cat Stevens
10. Upside Down, Diana Ross
11. Another Brick in the Wall, Pink Floyd
12. Chain Saw Juggler, the Postmen
Kroxquo Bonus: Thriller, Michael Jackson
Mecca Bonus: 2 and 10
5 Point Bonus: Carson Daly, ?, ?, ?, ?

Posted: **Fri Feb 21, 2014 9:27 pm**

Spoiler

1. I'll guess Billie Jean - Michael Jackson

2-12. This is where I usually complain about how hard the game is, make bad jokes and insult your taste in music. You know the drill.

Krox: Dancing In The Dark - Bruce Springsteen
This was the one where he brought Courteney Cox up to the stage.

Mecca: 2 and 5

Bonus: I think Kennedy and Julie Brown were two of them.

Posted: **Sat Feb 22, 2014 9:18 am**

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1. Billie Jean - Michael Jackson
2. Sharp Dressed Man - ZZ Top
3. Mickey - Toni Basil
4. Walk like an Egyptian - Bangles
5.
6.
7. Don't come around here no more - Tom Petty
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.

Krox: Safety Dance- Men without Hats

Mecca 4, 9

Bonus:Martha Quinn is the only one I got

Posted: **Sun Feb 23, 2014 8:34 am**

MissBeautifulRedSquirrel

Hey there all you mangy peeps! MBRS here with this year's installment of everyone's favorite game in the whole, wide LSWE! Yes, for this week's Free For All Friday, it's time for me and the gang to put on a few more of those classic music videos from the 80's you know and love! Since I'm a redhead and not a blonde, I did learn something from last year's debacle and tried to incorporate more popular and well known videos in this year's game, while still throwing out a few challenges for the MTV experts out there! These videos are national treasures, and a culturally significant part of the 1980's.... even if none of them did star ME!!! Hmph! That's OK, me and my bologna ass are hitting the twerking tour this year.... later gators!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist....

Billie Jean -- Michael Jackson

Sharp Dressed Man -- ZZ Top

Hey Mickey! -- Toni Basil

Genie in a Bottle -- Christina Aguilera

West End Girls -- Pet Shop Boys

Destination Unknown -- Missing Persons

Don't Come Around Here No More -- Tom Petty

One Hand One Heart -- Cast of West Side Story

Would I Lie to You -- Eurhythmics

Just a Gigolo -- Van Halen

Fight for Your Right to Party -- Beastie Boys

Close to the Edit -- Art of Noise

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist from the 80's with a music video you like. Separate Ways -- Journey

Mecca Bonus: Two of the songs above have been on the Mecca CD. Which numbers? 5 and 7(3 possible points)

5 Point Bonus: For one point each, name the five original MTV veejays.

Martha Quinn, Mark Goodman, JJ Jackson, Alan Hunter, and Nina Blackwood

Posted: **Sun Feb 23, 2014 10:54 am**

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MissBeautifulRedSquirrel wrote:Hey there all you mangy peeps! MBRS here with this year's installment of everyone's favorite game in the whole, wide LSWE! Yes, for this week's Free For All Friday, it's time for me and the gang to put on a few more of those classic music videos from the 80's you know and love! Since I'm a redhead and not a blonde, I did learn something from last year's debacle and tried to incorporate more popular and well known videos in this year's game, while still throwing out a few challenges for the MTV experts out there! These videos are national treasures, and a culturally significant part of the 1980's.... even if none of them did star ME!!! Hmph! That's OK, me and my bologna ass are hitting the twerking tour this year.... later gators!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist....

Beat it? Michael Jackson

Puppy Love - Donny Osmond

Go ask Alice?

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist from the 80's with a music video you like.

Mecca Bonus: Two of the songs above have been on the Mecca CD. Which numbers? (3 possible points)

5 Point Bonus: For one point each, name the five original MTV veejays.

Posted: **Sun Feb 23, 2014 6:00 pm**

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1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist....

Billie Jean-Michael Jackson

Sharp Dressed Man-ZZ Top

Mickey-Toni Basil

When We Was Fab-George Harrison

Scream-Janet & Michael Jackson

Don't Come Around Here No More-Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers

Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)-Eurythmics

Leave It-Yes

I Wanna Rock-Twisted Sister

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist from the 80's with a music video you like.

Don't Give Up-Peter Gabriel & Kate Bush. It was such a simple video. Peter & Kate just held each other in a tight embrace while the camera s-l-o-w-l-y panned around them. But with its lyrics (he details all of the setbacks and miseries he's encountered in the verse, then in the chorus she sings "don't give up..you still have us, we don't need much of anything", and other words of love and support), it's a remarkably emotional and effective piece of work. Probably doesn't hurt that I've been in love with Kate Bush since I first saw her on SNL in'78...

Mecca Bonus: Two of the songs above have been on the Mecca CD. Which numbers? (3 possible points)

Billie Jean and Sweet Dreams

5 Point Bonus: For one point each, name the five original MTV veejays.

Alan Hunter, Martha Quinn, JJ Jackson, Mark Goodman (who I thought was a jerk), and Nina Blackwood (who I thought was an airhead).

Posted: **Sun Feb 23, 2014 6:12 pm**

Classic stuff, Vandal. I'll have to be honest here...I wasn't all that much of a rockstar...not too much debauchery on my resume. Although we DID trash a hotel room once...well, if you count accidentally breaking a beer bottle when it was tossed trashing a room. I don't even think anybody threw up. We were such good boys I'm surprised we didn't make the beds before we left.

Posted: **Sun Feb 23, 2014 7:46 pm**

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"MissBeautifulRedSquirrel"]Hey there all you mangy peeps! MBRS here with this year's installment of everyone's favorite game in the whole, wide LSWE! Yes, for this week's Free For All Friday, it's time for me and the gang to put on a few more of those classic music videos from the 80's you know and love! Since I'm a redhead and not a blonde, I did learn something from last year's debacle and tried to incorporate more popular and well known videos in this year's game, while still throwing out a few challenges for the MTV experts out there! These videos are national treasures, and a culturally significant part of the 1980's.... even if none of them did star ME!!! Hmph! That's OK, me and my bologna ass are hitting the twerking tour this year.... later gators!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist....

"Billie Jean" - Michael Jackson

"Sharp Dressed Man" - ZZ Top (The fact that the beardless member of the band has the last name Beard comes up at trivia events now and then.)

"Mickey" - Toni Basil (Minnie Mouse also covered this song.)

"You Spin Me Round (Like a Record)" - Dead Or Alive

"One Thing Leads To Another" - The Fixx (One of my favorite musical acts. I like this song, but prefer "Red Skies" and "Stand or Fall")

"Words" - Missing Persons (Always have to laugh when she sings the line "I think I'll die my hair blue." As if that would be more unusual than having white, pink, and blue hair. Also liked that the album title "Spring Session M" was an anagram of the band's name.)

"Don't Come Around Here No More" - Tom Petty

"Jeopardy" - Greg Kihn Band (Inspiration for Weird Al's "I Lost on Jeopardy!")

"Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)" - The Eurythmics

"Leave It" - Yes (This video was a big let down after the build up of how many versions of the video existed. They turned out to be all essentially the same video shot with slightly different camera effects.)

"We're Not Gonna Take It" - Twisted Sister (This was a 50:50 shot for me. It may well turn out to be "I Wanna Rock".)

"Close To The Edit" - Art of Noise (As we have discussed before, I loved this video.)

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist from the 80's with a music video you like.

"Girls on Film" - Duran Duran, but I think it would also be interesting to see Evil Squirrel's version of "Land of Confusion" - Genesis

Mecca Bonus: Two of the songs above have been on the Mecca CD. Which numbers? (3 possible points)

1 and 9

5 Point Bonus: For one point each, name the five original MTV veejays.

This question scored our trivia team some major points one night.

Martha Quinn (who is not one of the girls in the "Centerfold" video)
Nina Hartley (who once did a personal appearance in Louisville)
J.J. Jackson
Alan Hunter (who is one of the guy's in the "Fashion" video)
Mark Goodman

Posted: **Sun Feb 23, 2014 9:33 pm**

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1.) Ease On Down The Road - Michael Jackson, 3.) Mickey - Toni Basil, 4.) - Madonna, 6.) - Tina Turner, 7.) Don't Come Around Here No More - Tom Petty, 11.) Hot For Teacher - Van Halen, 12.) - Pat Benatar. Krox: Ashes To Ashes - David Bowie. Mecca Bonus: # 5, # 6. 5 Point Bonus: Martha Quinn, Nina Blackwood.

Posted: **Sun Feb 23, 2014 10:28 pm**

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1. Billie Jean - Michael Jackson
2. Sharp Dressed Man - ZZ Top
3. Mickey - Toni Basil
7. Something by Tom Petty
9. Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) - Eurythmics
10. Something by Yes
11. Is this the Twisted Sister one with Dee Snider in the classroom?

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist from the 80's with a music video you like.

Squirrels Just Wanna Have Fun by Cyndi Lauper will remain one of my favorite music videos of all time, if not THE favorite.

Mecca Bonus: Two of the songs above have been on the Mecca CD. Which numbers? (3 possible points)

1 and 9

5 Point Bonus: For one point each, name the five original MTV veejays.

Alan Hunter, Nina Blackwood, Martha Quinn, Mark Goodman and JJ Jackson (RIP)

Posted: **Mon Feb 24, 2014 1:14 am**

What is this MTV of which you speak?

Blanket guess: Legs by ZZ Top

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist from the 80's with a music video you like. Video Killed the Radio Star, The Buggles

Mecca Bonus: Two of the songs above have been on the Mecca CD. Which numbers? (3 possible points) 1, 8

5 Point Bonus: For one point each, name the five original MTV veejays. Kennedy

--Bob

Posted: **Mon Feb 24, 2014 4:27 am**

MissBeautifulRedSquirrel

Hey there all you mangy peeps! MBRS here with this year's installment of everyone's favorite game in the whole, wide LSWE! Yes, for this week's Free For All Friday, it's time for me and the gang to put on a few more of those classic music videos from the 80's you know and love! Since I'm a redhead and not a blonde, I did learn something from last year's debacle and tried to incorporate more popular and well known videos in this year's game, while still throwing out a few challenges for the MTV experts out there! These videos are national treasures, and a culturally significant part of the 1980's.... even if none of them did star ME!!! Hmph! That's OK, me and my bologna ass are hitting the twerking tour this year.... later gators!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist....

Billie Jean - Michael Jackson

Sharp Dressed Man - ZZ Top (I saw them at a festival show when I worked at Anaheim Stadium.)

Mickey - Toni Basil

You Spin Me Round - Dead or Alive (Boy or Girl?)

One Thing Leads to Another - The Fixx

Words - Missing Persons (I saw them at the US Festival in 1983)

Don't Come Around Here No More - Tom Petty (I saw him when TP & the Heartbreakers were the house band for a Late Night with David Letterman Anniversary Show taped at Universal Amphitheatre.)

Jeopardy - Greg Kihn Band (I saw them do a show at Knott's Berry Farm.)

Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) - Eurythmics (I saw them at Universal Amphitheatre once. Only one chick had to stand and dance throught the whold show. Guess who she was standing in front of?)

Leave It - Yes (I've seen them 10-15 times in various incarnations. Never were they inverted.)

I Wanna Rock - Twisted Sister

Bastidge!

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist from the 80's with a music video you like.

Sledgehammer - Peter Gabriel

Mecca Bonus: Two of the songs above have been on the Mecca CD. Which numbers? (3 possible points)

2 & 9

5 Point Bonus: For one point each, name the five original MTV veejays.

Martha Quinn, Nina Blackwood, J.J. Jackson, Mark Goodman & Alan Hunter

Posted: **Mon Feb 24, 2014 4:46 am**

T_Bone0806

MissBeautifulRedSquirrel wrote:Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist from the 80's with a music video you like.

Don't Give Up-Peter Gabriel & Kate Bush. It was such a simple video. Peter & Kate just held each other in a tight embrace while the camera s-l-o-w-l-y panned around them. But with its lyrics (he details all of the setbacks and miseries he's encountered in the verse, then in the chorus she sings "don't give up..you still have us, we don't need much of anything", and other words of love and support), it's a remarkably emotional and effective piece of work. Probably doesn't hurt that I've been in love with Kate Bush since I first saw her on SNL in'78...

This reminded me of what I wrote when I last saw Peter Gabriel

Posted: **Mon Feb 24, 2014 6:22 am**

Bestest Game of the Year

MissBeautifulRedSquirrel wrote:Hey there all you mangy peeps! MBRS here with this year's installment of everyone's favorite game in the whole, wide LSWE! Yes, for this week's Free For All Friday, it's time for me and the gang to put on a few more of those classic music videos from the 80's you know and love! Since I'm a redhead and not a blonde, I did learn something from last year's debacle and tried to incorporate more popular and well known videos in this year's game, while still throwing out a few challenges for the MTV experts out there! These videos are national treasures, and a culturally significant part of the 1980's.... even if none of them did star ME!!! Hmph! That's OK, me and my bologna ass are hitting the twerking tour this year.... later gators!

1 point for the title, 1 point for the artist....

Billie Jean - Michael Jackson

Sharp Dressed Man - ZZ Top

Mickey - Toni Basil
Hated it!

You Spin Me Round Like a Record - Dead or Alive
Shout Out to Pete Burns!

One Thing Leads To Another - The Fixx
I saw them play on the beach in Fort Lauderdale during Spring Break. Sigh, I had a little crush on Cy!

Hanging Out - The Plasmatics
Shout Out to the adorable Pigladillo!

Don't Come Round Here No More - Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers

Jeopardy - Greg Kihn Band

Sweet Dreams - Eurythmics
Annie Lenox and Dave Stewart were simply amazing on the Beatles Tribute a few weeks ago!

Dancing on the Ceiling - Lionel Ritchie
I almost saw him at ACL Music Festival last Fall.

I Wanna Rock - Twisted Sister
I thought it was Hot For Teacher by Van Halen until I noticed the TS...whew!

Texas Chainsaw Massacre - Leatherface and the Inbreds

Kroxquo Bonus: Name another song with artist from the 80's with a music video you like. Jessie's Squirrel - Rick Springfield and for the record, I don't "like" it, I "LOVE" it!!!

Mecca Bonus: Two of the songs above have been on the Mecca CD. Which numbers? 2 and 5 (3 possible points)

5 Point Bonus: For one point each, name the five original MTV veejays. Mark Goodman, Alan/Allen with blonde hair, Nina the harsh-looking blonde, Kurt Loder and Martha Quinn???

Posted: **Mon Feb 24, 2014 8:29 am**

Billie Jean - Michael Jackson (Interesting how many people guessed a different Michael Jackson song... I think the theme behind this video may be even more famous than Thriller, and thought this would be a gimme...)

Sharp Dressed Man - ZZ Top (With Krox's Groupies doubling as ZZ Top's Groupies...)

Mickey - Toni Basil

You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) - Dead or Alive (Some of the guesses on this one were hilarious since if you didn't know what video was being referenced, you probably had no idea that was a dude...)

One Thing Leads To Another - The Fixx (There were two things I always remember being fascinated with in this video watching it back in the day... the dobermans, and Cy Curnin's amazing opening and closing jacket...)

Words - Missing Persons (All of the Tina Turner guesses were great! It does look a lot like her (If Tina were to wear blue and pink hair dye)! The first time I ever saw this video was when it was featured on Beavis & Butthead, and I thought maybe it was early Cyndi Lauper...)

Don't Come Around Here No More - Tom Petty (I was surprised that this was one of the most identified videos in this game! It's not one of Petty's most popular songs of the decade, but obviously the video that left the biggest impression on the MTV generation...)

Jeopardy - Greg Kihn Band

Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) - Eurythmics

Leave It - Yes (Amazing how we were so taken in by all of the visual effects in this video 30 years ago that would seem cheesy and boring nowadays...)

I Wanna Rock - Twisted Sister (We're Not Gonna Take It lives on as their signature song, but this was their best video, hands down...)

Close To The Edit - The Art of Noise (A fittingly fucked up video by one of the strangest bands of the decade. I was pleasantly happy with how many got this one since it's really only known for its video...)

Mecca Bonus: Two of the songs above have been on the Mecca CD. Which numbers? (3 possible points)

#5 - One Thing Leads To Another (Current CD)
#9 - Sweet Dreams (Current CD)

Yes, there were no Mecca songs in this game when I first wrote it, but two of them popped up on this year's music...

5 Point Bonus: For one point each, name the five original MTV veejays.

Alan Hunter, Martha Quinn, Nina Blackwood, JJ Jackson, and Mark Goodman (Who in the early 90's was hosting the Illinois Lottery's weekly game show!)

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