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The Best Songs Of 1981

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The Best Songs Of 1981

The Best Songs Of 1981.

LEBANON ONE AND ONLY 80′S MUSIC CHART, THE GREATEST LEBANESE SONGS FROM THE GOLDEN AGE OF MUSIC ,THE 80′s DECADE MUSIC HISTORY. TOP 640 TO 621 HITS.

26 Comments

  • david Smyth
    December 27, 2013
    5:54 pm

    Under Pressure…what happened to the song?

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  • david Smyth
    December 27, 2013
    6:40 pm

    Forefinger? The Break Up Song? Hello……what impact did these have in
    198!? Weird…

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  • Justin MacKinnon
    December 27, 2013
    7:01 pm

    Wow! Maybe the weirdest year ever! 70s arena bands, Lennon and Jager,
    disco, new wave..wow..and a truly awful and forgettable #1. That is so
    AWESOME!!!

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  • Bill Brumbaugh
    December 27, 2013
    7:34 pm

    I agree with #1…Love Kim’s raspy voice!

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  • rrrproductionsrd
    December 27, 2013
    8:22 pm

    Excuse me! Flock of seagulls “I ran”
    

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  • Julie Erin
    December 27, 2013
    8:56 pm

    I hate #23

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  • daniel guerrero
    December 27, 2013
    9:38 pm

    god bless 80′s, the best decade ever

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  • suzycreamcheesez
    December 27, 2013
    10:27 pm

    I before e

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  • Luiz Defleppard
    December 27, 2013
    11:22 pm

    Thats what I call real music (8-)—{<>

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  • sccatluvr
    December 27, 2013
    11:33 pm

    Not sure where you got this list, but it’s flawed. “Endless Love” held the
    Number 1 spot for nine straight weeks and was listed as the Number Two song
    of 1981 and yet it’s not even on your compilation. Neither is “Arthur’s
    Theme” by Christopher Cross, “Physical” by Olivia Newton John, “Morning
    Train” by Sheena Easton, or “9 To 5″ by Dolly Parton, all listed by
    Billboard as the Top Songs of 1981. Do your research. However, I
    appreciate your effort. 

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  • RazzleDazz72
    December 27, 2013
    11:37 pm

    Every Woman in the World might be the worst song ever made.

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  • GhaV jGRite (jeaHAvee)
    December 27, 2013
    11:50 pm

    So… atleast Kool and the gang was number 2… 2 cents given… keep the
    change.

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  • fxcamera1
    December 27, 2013
    11:56 pm

    You’re little off. Some of this stuff was from 1980 and some from 1982. I
    know because I grew up with this music in my HS and College years.

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  • Paul Vinette
    December 28, 2013
    12:07 am

    Journey was crap then!. AND IT’S STILL CRAP NOW! …More Depeche Mode
    Please….

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  • gurlygurly652
    December 28, 2013
    12:58 am

    John lennens songs didn’t release till after he died

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  • Skyhawkandre
    December 28, 2013
    1:02 am

    lol this greatest hit really suck

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  • Dave D
    December 28, 2013
    1:41 am

    This video has Stars on 45, Depeche Mode, Barbara Streisand, Air supply,
    Kim Wilde, Abba, etc, etc, but not Billy Squire, Sammy Hagar, Blue Oyster
    Cult, April Wine, Styx, Phil Collins, Rush, The Who, The Tubes, and on…
    all of whom had huge album releases that year? “Best” is subjective, but I
    think you are way off base.

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  • Alberto Aguilar
    December 28, 2013
    1:51 am

    How come two John Lennon songs appear on this list if he died a year
    before?

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  • Caladobo
    December 28, 2013
    2:18 am

    Hum, a very American “best of” I guess, because I hardly know 50-60% of the
    songs. Oh BTW that Air Supply you put in many of your best ofs, sorry but
    they suck ass. Just my opinion.;)

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  • zkxe
    December 28, 2013
    3:12 am

    Fun fact : Rick James and Neil Young were in a band together in 1966 called
    the Mynah Birds.

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  • fckimcarnes
    December 28, 2013
    3:31 am

    KIM CARNES has 25 hits on Billboard charts.

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  • Daehawk
    December 28, 2013
    4:05 am

    I remember 98% of these. So many great sons. DAMN I MISS THOSE YEARS.
    Growing up during that time is something younger peeps wont get to ever
    know. Shame. We ruled and so did the music…now get off my lawn. And I was
    12 then. haha.

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  • czert2
    December 28, 2013
    4:42 am

    bah, mick jagger looked like well…idiot even as he was youger, still
    great singer.

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  • Wax Longhorn
    December 28, 2013
    5:12 am

    Oooh, Journey Don’t Stop Believin is #8 and Kenny Rogers is #7…Everyone
    is entitled to their opinions, so I won’t say anything but, from my point
    of view, that is not the right order :-)

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  • Dee Snyder
    December 28, 2013
    5:40 am

    Mr. Furley at #21. Just messing wit you Mick.

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