What was the greatest song to have come out of the eighties?

Hungry like the Wolf, Money for Nothing, Born in the USA, Angle in the Centerfold, Whip it, We built this city, Lets Dance, Relax, Putting on the Ritz, Bangkock (I know that is spelled wrong :+)summer in the city grass is green and the girls are pretty -dont know the name of that one, You spin me right round baby twice round like a record baby right round round round......roflmao :+)

Man there are almost to many to name...hehehe :+)

Wow, I was just thinking of Karma Chameleon! There were so many great songs that came out of the 80's- it's too hard to pick just one. I used to get Smash Hits and check out the bands. I liked "Love Plus One" by Haircut 100. And in the shops today, I actually heard, "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley! I laughed so much. My favorite song out of the 80's- "Nowhere Girl" by B-Movie. (one hit wonder) I guess it just depends on the timeframe and what sort of music you liked back then. I liked all of Culture Club. (even when they got cheesy later on, or were they always cheesy?) I could do the dance to, "Do You Really Want To Hurt Me?" blindfolded! My boyfriend was so annoyed everytime I did it because he hated Boy George. Haha XD!

Karma Chameleon by culture club.

Mr. Mister - "Kyrie"

It's a very inspirational song that few people know the true meaning behind. "Kyrie Eleison", often heard during Catholic mass means, "The Lord is with me" or "Lord have Mercy".

If you have a chance to listen to this hit from the 80s, listening to the words carefully, they are very moving.

Also, Foreigner's - "I want to know what love is", for the same reason.

fast song Saga - On the Loose

dramatic song Asia - Heat of the Moment

catchy tune - Culture Club - Do you really want to hurt me?

Rock Me Amadaeus by Falco.

Final Countdown by Europe

Don't you want me by (I think) Human league

Those songs pretty much sum up the 80's for me.

In other words the 80's ruled!

Bette Davis eyes - Kim Carnes

Thriller - Michael Jackson

I don't like the 80's. The oldies are better from the 50's. I also like hearing music from today. Hannah Montana, Jonas brothers, and Bowling for soup.

You reported some super bands there, aside from way of lifestyles membership, lol. Down interior the Tubestation on the hours of darkness - The Jam Exposing Thatcher's grasping suitable winged government. i assume a lot of songs did that, yet thats my fav.