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Posted by Nick Andrei on Mar-08-2008 16:00:

quote:
Originally posted by kadomony
someone say 80s?

i'd say madonna has the best.

Causin' A Commotion is quite good.

Posted by flavdave on Mar-08-2008 19:02:

You guys must be really white or something.

Posted by Trazedict on Mar-08-2008 19:26:

quote:
Originally posted by flavdave
You guys must be really white or something.

Posted by d-miurge on Mar-08-2008 19:39:

Sean Tyas - Drop

Posted by [mart] on Mar-09-2008 14:00:

Well, Funkytown by Lipps Inc. was almost from the 80s.

Posted by [mart] on Mar-09-2008 14:01:

quote:
Originally posted by d-miurge
Sean Tyas - Drop

Was Sean Tyas even alive during the 80s?

Posted by justin on Mar-09-2008 18:39:

Depeche Mode - Here In My Arms
simply one of the most melodic bass lines I have ever heard in 80s synth bands.

Posted by Neon Sky on Mar-09-2008 18:57:

quote:
Originally posted by [mart]
Was Sean Tyas even alive during the 80s?

He produced his tracks on one of these

Posted by justin on Mar-09-2008 18:58:

secretly you all worship him1

Posted by Neon Sky on Mar-09-2008 18:59:

quote:
Originally posted by justin
secretly you all worship him1

Yes, I never had a fisher price piano as a toddler

Posted by Dj Skez on Mar-09-2008 19:05:

quote:
Originally posted by wotyzoid
Michael Jackson - Billie Jean

quote:
Originally posted by flavdave
You guys must be really white or something.

Same thing I was thinking. I don't really know why so many people think so highly of depeche mode, the tracks I've just heard on this thread sound so damn corny. I can just imagine a white guy doing a clumsy looking electric slide to this track with his index fingers pointed to the ceiling.

Posted by justin on Mar-09-2008 19:07:

cheer up. we're all gonna die

Posted by Dj Skez on Mar-09-2008 19:40:

All of a sudden everything has become crystal clear to me. Thank you for that brilliant insight Justin, you've saved me.

Posted by RapidFire on Mar-09-2008 20:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Dj Skez
Same thing I was thinking. I don't really know why so many people think so highly of depeche mode, the tracks I've just heard on this thread sound so damn corny. I can just imagine a white guy doing a clumsy looking electric slide to this track with his index fingers pointed to the ceiling.

its a matter of taste.

Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Mar-10-2008 01:12:

Posted by SYSTEM-J on Mar-10-2008 01:27:

I'm going to be different from all this synth-pop bollocks and say Fool's Gold, if only because it's the only song I know with two basslines overlayed:

Posted by the_gamemaster on Mar-10-2008 17:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Neon Sky
He produced his tracks on one of these

He still does doesn't he?

Posted by Neon Sky on Mar-10-2008 18:32:

quote:
Originally posted by the_gamemaster
He still does doesn't he?

Hes upgraded to one of these

has more presets

Posted by the_gamemaster on Mar-10-2008 18:39:

That is a serious bit of kit.

Posted by piku303 on Mar-10-2008 18:59:

quote:
Originally posted by flavdave
Earth, Wind & Fire - Let's Groove (1981)

hell freakin yeah man...EWF is so good

Posted by wotyzoid on Mar-10-2008 19:02:

I'd also like to add

New Order - Fine Time and MJ - PYT

Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Mar-10-2008 19:22:

you can't have bassline without shep pettibone

this one is crazy (Janet Jackson - pleasure principle)

Posted by Azz3D on Mar-10-2008 19:33:

live version of 'something to do' by depeche mode
(the one found on 101)

Posted by Nrg2Nfinit on Mar-10-2008 19:52:

pretty sick that one

Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Mar-10-2008 21:49:

Grandmaster Flash - The Message

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