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Album: Songs from the Bing Chair
Genre: New Wave
Writers: Ian Stanley, Chris Hughes, Roland Orzabal
Released: March, 1985
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Everybody Wants to Rule the World recently has been used on Watchmen movie. It was released on April, 1985 in United States and reached the number one posititon on Billboard Hot 100 Chart. It won a Brit Award for Best single in 1986. The single also has made part of other movies as a soundtrack or on some scene like: Click (2006), Romy and michele’s High School Reunion (1997) and Felix the Cat (1991), Independence Day Trailer (1996). The song was included into the album Songs From the Big Chair which got a certified Gold by BPI (UK), CRIA (Canada) and RIAA (United States). They have announced a 2009 Tour through United States starting form July 10th.
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Album: Live from Earth
Genre: New Wave, Rock
Writers: Holly Knight, Mike Champan
Released: October, 1983
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Pat Benatar is an American Singer whose the most successful single is Love Is a Battlefield released in 1983. The one got a certified Gold by RIAA, and it won a Grammy Award for Best Female Rocal Vocal Performance beside one nomination on MTV Video Music Award for Best Female Video. This single was included into the first live album of Benatar titled Live From Earth. This material sold more than million copies around the world. This year, she is going to released a new compilation album.
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Album: Heartbeat City
Genre: New Wave
Writer: Ric Ocasek
Released: July, 1984
Drive is the biggest hit of American rock band, The Cars. The song reached the best peak position in different charts around the world: United States (#3), Canada (#6) and United Kingdom (#5). It has been used on the film Transformers when Bumblebee plays the theme to encourage Sam Witwicky performed by Shia LaBeouf to give his love to Mikaela Banes performed by Megan Fox. Also, it was used on the comedy film 50 First Dtes starring Adam Sandler. It apparead when Henry Roath (Sandler) was driving after Lucy Whitmore (Crew Barrymore) had broken up with him. The album where this song was included (Heartbeat City) received 4x certified Platinum by RIAA in 2001. The band was active until 1988. Their last compilation album was released in 2005. It was titled The Essentials with great hits like Shake it Up, Magic, You Are the Girl, Candy-O and Tonight She Comes.
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Album: Hunting High and Low
Genre: Synthpop, New Wave
Writers: Pal Waaktaar, Morten Harket, Magne Furuholmen
Released: October, 1984
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Take On Me was ranked at #24 on VH1’s Greatest Songs of the 1980s. The song was certified Gold in UK in 1985 and ten years later in Germany. It was a hit in charts like: Austrian, Dutch, German, Italian, Norwegian Swedish, Swiss and U.S. Singles Charts. With this song, A-ha won five MTV Video Music Awards for Best Direction, Most Experimental Video, Best Concept Video, Best Special Effects and Viewer’s Choice. The whole album sold more than 10 million copies around the world. A-ha is a band from Norway which is active since 1982. This year, they have announced a South America tour which will include Brazil and Chile in March: 25th March (Sao Paolo, Brazil) March 26th (Rio De Janeiro, Brazil) and 28th March (Santiago, Chile).
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Album: Synchronicity
Genre: Pop, Rock, New Wave
Released: 1983
This song was originally thought to be about angels, government, parents, or people that want the best for us. But actually, the lyrics seems the words from a sinister, controlling character, who is watching every move we make. Sting, the singer, said about this song: “…I think I was thinking of Big Brother, surveillance and control…”. The song reached #1 on the UK charts for four weeks and also it was #1 on the US Billboard Music Charts for eight weeks. “Every Breath You Take” ranks #84 on the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time (by Rolling Stones magazine) and #25 on Billboard’s All Time Top 100.
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