Only a few million songs to choose from but here goes

Crazy Train - Ozzy Osbourne
Panama - Van Halen
You Shook Me All Night Long - AC/DC
Don't Stop Believen' - Journey
Here I Go Again - Whitesnake
Gypsy Road - Cinderalla

Sorry, couldn't get out of the rock stuff before I'd used up my 6

“Dear God” by XTC

Cat People (David Bowie)
Back in Black the whole album.

I can contribute a few, the 80’s were a time when I listened to a lot of music...

1. Eye of the Tiger - Survivor
2. Jump - Van Halen
3. Sailin - Christopher Cross
4. Easy Lover - Phil Collins
5. Off the Wall - Michael Jackson
6. We Close Our Eyes - Go West

I'm more of a 60s and 70s person

I will say

Yazoo (Only you)
Cindi Lauper (Time after time)
The Cure (Just like heaven)
The Police (Every breath you take)
Pete Townsend (Let my love open the door)
Paul Simon (You can call me Al)
David Bowie (China girl)
Queen (Another one bites the dust)
Van Morrison (Bright side of the road)
Bruce Springsteen (Atlantic city)
Neil Young (Rockin in the free world)
Bob Dylan (Jokerman)
Michael Jackson (Thriller)
Rolling stones (Start me up)
John Lennon (Woman)
Prince (Purple rain)
The Smiths (This charming man)
Marvin Gaye (Sexual healing)

Big Country, In a Big Country
Simple Minds, Let There be Love
Captain of Her Heart, Double
Take My Heart Away, Johnny Clegg & Savuka
Running Up That Hill, Kate Bush
Pride (In the Name of Love), U2
Anything by Peter Gabriel

Billy Idol owned the 80's
But also Yaz/Yazzu are great
The Stranglers
The Damned
The Cult
Men at Work
Midnight Oil
The Pretenders
X
Siouxsie and the Banshees
Talking Heads
The Beastie Boys
Run DMC

My favorite is a obscure song called, "Hands All Over" by Soundgarden
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Nice playlist. The new Queen movie is incredible btw.

Well I do make sure to play "dear god" by XTC when I'm dropoing off my son to his religious mother. other than that several songs from Tom waits are from that time, along with gwar.

I don't always listen to this song but when I do the neighbors are also

also

and finally the song I listen to more than is healthy

Another day
By
Sir Paul McCartney

Where is the most iconic song of the eighties.....Take On Me....still being sung today by a-ha. They are still together and doing live gigs unlike any of the others on your list....most are either dead or long forgotten. Any list of the eighties must have them on it, either it or The Sun Always Shines On TV. As for the parody of Take on Me left by someone below....I’m speechless! Here is the real thing from Top Of The Pops on BBC TV Take on Me in 1985 and The Sun Always Shines On TV in 1986.

I stopped listening to music in the 80s. I was well into jazz and bluegrass by then...so can't help you.

i don't like much from the '80s but i do love everything by r.e.m. and joan armatrading.

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I am an 80’s tragic and there isn’t enough room here for me to list my favourites. Will be here listening to all of these posts forever. Might need someone to bring me food and water.