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00:00Charted once, echo forever.
00:02Eight iconic 80s one-hit wonders you still know by heart.
00:07Number 8.
00:08Devo, Whippet.
00:10Devo's Akron-born Whippet fused conceptual art rock with robotic funk, delivering MTV-ready
00:16weirdness and absurdist vocals over mechanical grooves.
00:20Number 7.
00:21When in Rome, The Promise.
00:24When in Rome's The Promise combines cathedral-like piano and dual vocals, to blend hope and
00:29desperation into a cult-favorite ballad.
00:32Number 6.
00:34Twisted Sister, We're Not Gonna Take It.
00:37Twisted Sister's We're Not Gonna Take It channels adolescent rage into anthemic rebellion, pairing
00:42hard-hitting riffs with Snyder's uncompromising vocals.
00:46Number 5.
00:47Tom Tom Club, Genius of Love.
00:50Tom Tom Club's Genius of Love fused rock with Caribbean rhythms, with a sampled bass line
00:55that shaped countless hip-hop tracks.
00:58Number 4.
00:59Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Relax.
01:02Frankie Goes to Hollywood's relax-ignited controversy with its band, tension-filled dance
01:07beat, horn's edgy production and Johnson's swaggering vocals.
01:12Number 3.
01:13Soft Cell, Tainted Love.
01:16Soft Cell's Tainted Love reimagines a 1965 soul ballad via Moog synths, pairing pounding beats
01:22with Allman's raw, tortured vocals.
01:24Number 2.
01:25Kajagoogoo, Too Shy.
01:28Kajagoogoo's Too Shy blends horn's pristine production with Limal's neon falsetto over cascading
01:34synths, creating an unforgettable new wave hit.
01:37Number 1.
01:38Dazz Band, Let It Whip.
01:41Dazz Band's Grammy-winning Let It Whip marries classic R&B songwriting with polished 80s funk
01:47production, delivering an endlessly infectious groove.
01:50Dazz Band, Let It Whip.
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