Cracked has got their 10 Most Terrifyingly Inspirational '80s Songs (complete with videos, which is key), and it's definitely a list of anthems to make your Friday go down a little more smoothly.
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4 comments:
This may in fact be the most perfect list ever created. Every song on that list is triple-A AAAwesome.
The inclusion of the Karate Kid song is what makes this list. Seriously.
I disagree with Love is a Battlefield over Hit Me With Your Best Shot . . .
Love is a Battlefield is a more inspirational song than Hit Me with your Best Shot - I mean, I don't know whether I want to inspire someone to hit me with their best shot...
However, I got Jukebox Hero confused with another song, and once I listened to it I wasn't impressed. So ding against the list for that on.
Redeemed back, however with the excellent "Holding out for a Hero" which will forever be know to Stephanie and me as "The Tractor Song" with obligatory accompanying driving motion hand/arm dance.
"Holding Out For A Hero" is a most underrated song - Bonnie Tyler rips it up in that song! But shhhh, don't tell anyone I said that!
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