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I enjoy the silence and hearing Depche Mode sing about it (and me singing along to it).

The last time it rained where I live, I was walking my dog and I just broke in to this song (and I prefer the rendition done by a-ha then that of the Everly Brothers).

Morten, Pal, and Magne: your music is a major inspiration. And though you three aren't together anymore as a-ha, you three are much apreciated by many all over the place.

"Play The Game" is on my soundtrack of life, because it builds me up when I'm feeling down and keeps me optimistic that I will win the game.

Considering how ill Freddie was when this came out, you gotta give him credit for stepping up to the plate and still doing the video anyway. Makes anyone want to appreciate him and his contribution to music even more.

So Freddie, wherever you are, keep on rocking. Your fans here miss you.

@PEDAZODEFORRO1 Try adding building up the mojo. Works likes a charm for your equation and mine.

@japaneselie Freddie didn't leave us! All he did was leave the building (just like Elvis).

I like this song so much that the last few times I was on a train I would break into it.

When I first heard this song and saw the video, the first thing that came out of my mouth was, "Me, I'm Touchy!" It's that hook the song has that did it for me to like not just the song but a-ha as well.

Everytime I hear something from a-ha, I can only get happy thoughts rolling. They are so good, and everything they do is great. And even though a-ha is not together anymore, at least we can all say that they blessed us with their music and talent.

All I can say is that the Miracle here is that Queen has graced us all with their music and awesomeness (and I'm refering to Queen with the original line up).

I like to think that Freddie is not dead but that he pulled a Breakthru out of the building.

But still, this song is awesome. And Queen even more so.

I admit it, I have imatated this song in front of some of my friends. It was partly because I was already having a "I'm Going Slightly Mad" moment anyway, and doing so would snapped me out of it.

Freddie was the King of Queen. Roger, Brian, and John were his members of Cabinet.

Life's hard, and Queen sang about it perfectly (so all I can say is "Enough Said!").

Live And Let Die is one of the best Bond songs ever!

This song gets me every time. It gives me hope that I will someday find the someone that I will be this way with (just need to find him and play the game).

I have two words to say about "Take On Me" and the band a-ha: Pure Awesomeness! They have stood the test of time and still kick ass! Thanks Morten, Magne, and Paul for the music and the memories! Wish you guys were still together!

@floyjoi I do the same thing! I also do so when I am at work too (it is one of those songs that gets me through it).

If I had a time machine, I would go back to a time when music was still on MTV and people had to be able to sing/ have actual talent in order to make it. Nowadays, it is the complete opposite.

True classic! It's in my soundtrack of life.

I lost track how many times I felt shouting the opening lines of this song to the world.

This is one of the very first a-ha songs that I liked. The last couple of times that I have been in a cathederal, part of me wanted to do my own version of the video (true story!). And I can't help but feel like I have moments where I'm living the chorus-- not that I'm complaining about it.

I lost track on how many times I felt like I was living some of the lines from this song (i.e. "And his thoughts are full of strangers

Corridors of inked lights

And his mind once full of reason

Now there's more than meets the eye

Oh, a stranger's face he carries with him.")

a-ha's remake of this song brought me here.