I was an 80s kid, ATR. So, yes I liked a lot of the pop stuff back then and Billy Joel. A lot of the rock I didn’t know and I liked 50s and 60s rock and pop even more, let alone tv themes or more holiday or traditional music. In the 90s onward, I liked metal. But it’s funny you mention this, because 5 months ago(?) I couldn’t stand it anymore and was on an 80s kick and had to own some cds. So I bought 10 used 80s greatest hits cds and jammed to them and sang. There’s nothing like singing and dancing to good music.
Oh, and I love Eye of the Tiger, too!
Not to end on a bad note(haha), but I can look back and see all of the Jewish, race-mixing, and homosexual brainwashing in that stuff, at least the pop that I liked. Androgenous sums that up and emasculating males. But I didn’t notice that at the time. The HAPPY, FUN music that I grooved to while at least feeling the oneness of my own race was priceless. There were no divisions worked up by the f’ing Jews, racial especially. So, that’s a little bit of a downer when listening to that stuff. BUT, the excellent news is that was only a small % of what it must have been like to be white and cohesive 70 years ago and before, and it’s all the more of an inspiration to me to make great music that is white positive and lets our souls sing together! It’s spine-tingling and motivating.
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