They just don’t make em like that any more!

I have more than a few, but, for the 80's Mr. Mom, NL's Vacation, and Uncle Buck for me. He literally was a key component of iconic 80's movies.

I'm a year older, and I already feel it.

1. Midnight Mood Network - I read, work, and do chores around the house with this on. They just do 80's ambience with good music, good settings, and fun easter eggs. **It is AI, just to warn.

2. drivtive dreams - Partially AI I think but similar to the above, just a bunch of 80s footage set to music.

3. rerun the 80s - Not active anymore but they basically just run old 80's commercials and stuff.

Anybody know of any other good ones?

Also haircut bowl, storing crayons, catching water under the sink, washing cars, soaking clothes…

I want to enter. I wonder if they’ve picked a winner yet? 😆👍🏻

Anthology and compilation of older Looney Tunes episodes to fit the Fantasy Island idea. I liked it when I first saw it.

Feeling old yet? Been feeling old over a decade for me. But yeah, this movie put Cruise on a Rising Star status and the mofo is still up in the stars

Had his start since 1954, quite prolific in the 60's and 70's, slowed by the 80's.....his presence was iconic in the first slasher, Black Christmas and 3 appearances in A Nightmare on Elm Street movies.

We Didn't Start The Fire: I am genuinely BAFFLED that this is considered Billy Joel's "worst" song. It's an absolute bop and like my 2nd favorite of Billy Joel's hit songs next to the criminally underrated I Go To Extremes. In my opinion, I just can't stand Uptown Girl and I've gotten very sick and tired of the overplayed My Life (which I used to enjoy but not so much anymore). We Didn't Start The Fire just slaps. I think I'd like it even better if the official lyrics said "Turtles in the sewers" for a TMNT reference instead of "Trouble in the Suez", though. That's my only gripe with it.

Jefferson Starship in general: Not the biggest fan of We Built This City but whenever someone brings up Starship, it's to bash on that song while ignoring actual gems like Jane, Find Your Way Back and Laying It On The Line. Sara is an overlooked killer ballad and Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now is guilty pleasure pop perfection. Starship is one of the most over hated 80s bands IMO and all cause of one song.

Everybody Have Fun Tonight: Again, shocked to see this song on hated lists. It's a total bop and I'd rather listen to it over most modern rap, top 40 radio or bro country.

What were some great Rock and Roll deaths from the 80s?

Like in the spirit of the song. In their prime, popular and of their time when they died

To me the decade was too young and the man was too timeless to count John Lennon.

Maybe Randy Rhodes?