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@aquamon68 That's awesome - I feel that they affected who I am today also. I was about 10 when I heard Pride on the radio and I didn't know who U2 was then, but it touched me and I remember feeling emotional and so strongly about the message - so much stronger than the junk playing on American ra...

Need some more people of color to really make it "diverse." Good idea though.

Love it! Classic sound and love the 80s style "story line" videos.

@Tuzotonic I love it too! Listen to Paul McCartney - Goodnight tonight, released a few years before Oblivious. I'm sure McCartney influenced Roddy Frame.

Good quality audio thanks!

They oughta ban all of the crap on TV if they're going to ban this.

COME OUT HERE MR. HACKERMAN!

@zxcv1234vcxz Thanks for the info, I loved SCTV, John Candy especially. Never thought of Rush being funny like that, but it's really nice to know. I saw them in 92 in LA, CA and they didn't have any comedy videos, and limited interaction with the audience, so I thought they were pretty serious a...

@TeapotSeamstress It's funny how listening to the Smiths can do that, most people think it makes you more depressed but it's the opposite. Somehow hearing about peoples' own problems, you can identify and not feel like it's only you that have suffered in the past. The Smiths lyrics also have a wa...

@Dude2Hot2BStr8 released in 89 in the UK, but took off in the states in the 90s. I always thought it was 90s though! Who cares when it came out, great song!

Nice collection of scenes. I enjoyed listening to the song celebrating Rachel's (Sean Young) beauty. After nearly 30 yrs of loving this movie, I'll never get tired of that song, the scene at the piano, Rachel's innocence, the nostalgia of seeing the old pictures on Deckard's piano, and what perso...