From the amazing decade that brought us acid washed jeans, plastic jewelry, Full House, bonkers candy, car phones, shoulder pads, music videos, glass bricks, and amazing cartoons here comes a wicked 80s mixtape featuring:

01. Ah Ha - Take On Me
02. Hall And Oats - Maneater
03. Club Nouveau - Lean On Me
04. Peter Gabriel - Sledgehammer
05. Men Without Hats - Safety Dance
06. John Cougar Melloncamp - Jack and Diane
07. Duran Duran - Notorious
08. Men At Work - Down Under
09. INXS - Need You Tonight
10. Jody Watley - Looking For A New Love
11. Dexy’s Midnight Runners - Come On Eileen
12. Prince - Kiss
13. Bobby Brown - My Perogative
14. Lisa Lisa & The Cult Jam - Head To Toe
15. Fine Young Cannibals - She Drives Me Crazy
16. J Gelis Band - Centerfold
17. David Bowie - Lets Dance
18. Wham! - Everything She Wants
19. Michael Jackson - Billie Jean
20. Human League - Don’t You Want Me Baby
21. Eddie Grant - Electric Avenue
22. Ton Loc - Wild Thing
23. Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams
24. Madonna - Into The Groove

Download it here.

 

And here it is! The latest video from Yeah Yeah Yeahs entitled "Zero".

 

This one involves John Legend and is quite good! Check out Rick Ross' video for Magnificent below:

 

I just don't think her career is as hot as she hopes it to be so Mr. JT man is enlisted to give her a little more umph.  However, this sounds like a castaway from Madonna's last album.  That's not a good thing.

Your thoughts?

This song is alright but makes... zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

 

Missed out on posting this video too when it first came out.  I was starting to think that Depeche Mode were a little out of their element (kind of how U2 are with their latest single Boots something or other...) but I love this song and the video is wicked!

If you haven't watched already then check out the slightly disturbing video below directed by Patrick Daughters (Feist - I Feel It All, 1, 2, 3, 4):

 

Man I love the fact that Yeah Yeah Yeahs are back with a brand new single called Zero.  I cannot wait for the video.

 

Check out the video to Simian Mobile Disco's Synthesize.  My brain is trying to synthesize if I like this track.  I appreciate the throw back to house but I prefer the direction of their first album.

 

I've been looking for this studio version of Kylie's In Your Eyes from her X2008 tour.  Well it finally popped up via www.hardcandymusic.com! Add that to my gym mix and I am set!

 

 

Now these tracks in their original format are so incredibly good already but now check them out reworked to a different state of perfection!

Filthy Dukes - This Rythm

Now check out the video:

 

 

M.I.A. - Boyz (Discotech/Strangelove Remix)

The Killers - Spaceman (Bimbo Jones Radio Edit)

And now the video for this one too since I never posted it when it came out:

Empire Of The Sun - We Are The People (Burns Remix)

Van She - Kelly (Lifelike Remix)

I just watched a few videos from the VH1 Kanye West Storytellers and he really is an amazing performer.  I have seen him live more than any other artist and I'm so excited for the next chance, however, I'm not sure at all if that will happen with his 808's and Heartbreaks album since he's diving deep into the fashion world at the moment.  I'm not particularily thrilled at that idea because I'm that type of person that thinks it's cool for people to branch out a bit but to focus mainly on what they do best.  Although I think Kanye certainly has fashion sense I don't necessarily think he's a fashion mogul so leave it to the big boys like Uncle Karl and Marc Jacobs.

Instead, keep making greatness like this below (you may need to downlowd hot shield to watch it... sorry):

GOD I LOVE THIS SONG SO MUCH LIVE! AND THOSE FLASHING LIGHTS!?!