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00:006 Weird Songs From The 80s You've Never Heard
00:046. I Wanna Be A Flintstone
00:07I Wanna Be A Flintstone by The Screaming Blue Messiahs, 1987, is an energetic, catchy song that contrasts the simplicity of the Flintstone's Stone Age life with the complications of modern living.
00:19With Bill Carter's raw vocals and a blend of polished and gritty production, the track stands out as a notable example of late 1980s genre-blending rock.
00:285 May The Cube Be With You
00:31May The Cube Be With You by Thomas Dolby, 1984, is a quirky, danceable track that blends sci-fi references, especially a playful nod to Star Wars with groovy 80s beats.
00:43Its clever lyrics and distinctive Dolby style make it a standout piece of fun, imaginative pop.
00:494 Rat & Me Kitchen
00:52UB40's Rat & Me Kitchen uses a playful metaphor about a household pest to highlight everyday frustrations and social issues.
01:01Released in 1986, the reggae track blends catchy rhythms with thoughtful commentary, balancing meaningful themes with an upbeat, entertaining groove.
01:103 Guile
01:13Guile by Bruce & Bongo is a 1986 synth-pop hit that popularized a new slang for awesome.
01:20With its energetic electronic production and catchy hook, it became a quintessential mid-80s Euro-pop party track.
01:27Its lasting popularity in German-speaking regions shows how a simple, fun idea can have big impact.
01:332 Kenny the Kangaroo
01:36Michael Barrymore's Kenny the Kangaroo is a light-hearted novelty song that turns a silly tale about an escaped kangaroo into upbeat pop entertainment.
01:45Its playful delivery, fitting musical backing, and ever-escalating story keep listeners engaged with the song's charm rooted in its wholehearted embrace of its ridiculous premise.
01:551. Hitler Rap
01:59Mel Brooks's Hitler Rap is a satirical hip-hop piece that uses parody and wit to mock the dictator while blending rap with cabaret-style elements.
02:08Recognized as a strong example of handling sensitive history through comedy, it shows how skilled satire can make challenging topics both entertaining and memorable.
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02:35Mary
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