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The Rings - Walkin' In The Dark (1981)

Just discovered recently, even though I may have had it laying about. So this starts out with a long intro, to the point that I thought this might have been an instrumental. A bit of a rhythmic reggae beat with some bright guitar work. I am so glad I let this run. It is absolutley fantastic! So may time changes and layered genres, a Power Pop Masterpiece!

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The New Models - Permanent Vacation (1981)

With only a handful of single to their name, this song is fantastic! This is one is highly recommended. It has the whiny vocals, the dead drums, the infectious bass line, A Power Pop masterpiece. It's borderline Punk and could be labeled as Punk Pop.

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Gary Myrick and The Figures - She Talks In Stereo (1980)

This song is on two lists of music that were a part of my musical character. The first, the Soundtrack to Valley Girl. What an epic collection of music. Secondly, it's part of the Exposed family, in specific Exposed II.

These two albums opened my ears to music I would not have given a chance and broaden my musical tastes to where it is today. I am forever grateful.

This song is a fine example of something I would have easily ignored because of the rock music I was too focused on.

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The Jags - Dumb Blonde (1980)

Here is another Power Pop band out of the UK called The Jags. With only two releases to their name, they still were able to hit the mark with catchy lyrics and wonderous bright guitars. This one is no exception,

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The Rich Kids - Shape Of Things To Come (1978)

Raw, pure energy at it's finest. Never released as a studio version, I came across this epic song from a band ouf the UK. I did some digging and the original bass player that was replaced by Sid Vicious, Glen Matlock. Also a member is none other than Midge Ure from Ultravox. There was a holy grail of punk rock music that was made for me that became the soundtrack of what was to become part of my younger brother and myself lives. If I was to create another, this song would be on it.

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Wings - Goodnight Tonight (1979)

Truly a musical genius and lyical mastermind, Paul McCartney is a legend. From the early days with The Beatles, to his solo work, his brilliance can be heard. Whether it is Paul McCartney "&" Wings or just Wings, it doesn't matter, Sir Paul is a music machine.Here is one of my faves,

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Seventeen - Foreigner (1979)

FForeigner with Lou Gramm at the microphone could tell you a story like no other band at the time. Memorable lyrics, melodic guitar and mesmerizing harmonies. Foreigner erupted into the music world in 1977. Their self-titled release contained many hits songs which would make it difficult for the next release to keep up with, but Double Vision delivered. And so did Head Games, which this feature song derives from. Perhaps a little lesser known but still a strong representation, here is Seventeen.

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