#1980s-music

#1980s-music

The Eighties provided an exciting backdrop for youth music culture, where forming a band required more attitude and style than musical proficiency, creating a sense of freedom for young musicians.

Thomson Holidays introduced the first computerized booking system in 1982, ushering in the golden age of package trips to Spanish resorts like Benidorm and Torremolinos.

Budd appreciated the duo's shift from "dirty club rock'n'roll" to art music, highlighting their potential despite the challenges of their chosen style.

Billy Idol reflected on his time in New York during the eighties, recalling how he wrote 'Rebel Yell' and 'Eyes Without a Face' in his small apartment.

Buster acted as manager, originally planning to create a group with his three daughters, but was encouraged by his wife to include sons Stedman and Delroy.

Clive Langer, despite being a notable producer in 1980s British pop, admits to underestimating hits like ‘Come on Eileen’ and turning down working with Madonna.

Glover's brilliant choreography and powerful stage presence redefined the portrayal of women in Prince's late 80s performances, showcasing a unique blend of sexuality and artistry.