With so much happening in the new wave scene, as well as new evolutions in pop and rock, the early 1980s were quite a fun time for music. Specifically, quite a few killer tunes came out in the year ...

Let’s set the stage. The year is 1983. The 1970s are now completely in the rear-view mirror. It’s a new era. A new world. And the music is reflecting it. Everywhere you go—grocery stores, pharmacies, ...

Imagine you sent a time traveler back to 1983 to bring back the biggest, most influential album of the year. If your time traveler didn’t return with Michael Jackson’s “Thriller,” well, you’d just ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. With the excesses of the 1970s in the past, 1983 was a pivotal year for music. Pop reigned supreme as genres ranging from R&B to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. While hit albums are praised as a whole, not every song on the tracklist is a No.1 hit, like a 1983 song by The Police. The iconic ...

The year 1983 brought Michael Jackson’s Thriller dominance, synth-pop’s mainstream breakthrough, and new wave’s golden moment that defined early MTV culture. Test your knowledge of that remarkable ...

Rock music has been through countless waves over the decades, from the classic glam rock of the '70s, to the darker grunge movements of the '90s, and into the pop-inspired indie sounds of today.

The year was 1983. We were saying goodbye to TV's M*A*S*H* and the last Star Wars installment (or so we thought) with Return of the Jedi. But while we were saying goodbye to two classics, in music ...

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