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On This Day October 18 1988 - Anita Baker Released Her 3rd Album Giving You the Best That I Got
On this day October 18 1988, Anita Baker released her third studio album Giving You the Best That I Got, a soulful...- By Pete
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On This Day October 18 1988 - Roseanne Premiered on ABC
On this day October 18 1988, Roseanne premiered on ABC, bringing a fresh and unfiltered look at working class family...- By Pete
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On This Day October 18 1980 - Motel Hell Premiered in Theaters
On this day October 18 1980, the cult horror comedy Motel Hell was released in theaters, blending dark humor with...- By Pete
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On This Day October 14 1984 - Stop Making Sense Premiered in Theaters
On this day October 14 1984, the concert film Stop Making Sense premiered in theaters, showcasing Talking Heads at...- By Pete
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On This Day October 18 1985 - Re Animator Premiered in Theaters
On this day October 18 1985, the cult horror classic Re Animator premiered in theaters, shocking audiences with its...- By Pete
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On This Day October 18 1980 - The Jacksons Released the Album Triumph
On this day October 18 1980, The Jacksons released Triumph, their fourteenth studio album and one of their most...- By Pete
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On This Day October 18 1981 - Hawkwind Released the Album Sonic Attack
On this day October 18 1981, Hawkwind released Sonic Attack, an album that marked their return to a heavier, more...- By Pete
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On This Day October 18 1982 - Foghat Released the Album In the Mood for Something Rude
On this day October 18 1982, Foghat released In the Mood for Something Rude, an album that brought their blues rock...- By Pete
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On This Day October 18 1983 - Hall and Oates Released the Album Rock 'n Soul Part 1
On this day October 18 1983, Hall and Oates released Rock 'n Soul Part 1, a compilation album that celebrated their...- By Pete
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On This Day October 18 1983 - Carpenters Released the Album Voice of the Heart
On this day October 18 1983, Carpenters released Voice of the Heart, their posthumous album following the death of...- By Pete
Test Your 80s Knowledge!
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Before digital downloads, streaming apps, or even compact discs, the cassette tape ruled the airwaves, bedrooms, and glove compartments of the 1980s. It was more than just a music format. The cassette became a cultural phenomenon that changed how we listened, shared, and interacted with music...
There was something magical about waking up early on a Saturday morning in the 1980s. You would grab a bowl of your favorite sugary cereal, settle into your favorite spot on the couch, and prepare for hours of nonstop animated adventure. Before streaming and on-demand TV, Saturday mornings...
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Before digital downloads, streaming apps, or even compact discs, the cassette tape ruled the airwaves, bedrooms, and glove compartments of the 1980s. It was more than just a music format. The cassette became a cultural phenomenon that changed how we listened, shared, and interacted with music...
The 1980s delivered some of the most emotionally charged and thematically daring coming of age films ever put to screen. While many titles focused on high school crushes, summer adventures, and teen rebellion, there was another category of films that pushed boundaries and stirred controversy...
In the 1980s, nothing symbolized teen freedom, consumer power, and pop culture cool quite like the American mall. With hundreds of bustling locations across the country, malls became more than retail centers. They were cultural epicenters where music was heard, trends were born, and friendships...
In the blood drenched halls of 1980s horror cinema, one name stands out for its sheer audacity, atmosphere, and boundary pushing gore: Lucio Fulci. Often referred to as the Godfather of Gore, Fulci carved his legacy into the decade with a series of surreal, shocking, and unforgettable films that...
