Is This The Greatest Songs of the 80s Mashup?
When browsing YouTube for some of your favorite tracks of today and the 80s you often stumble upon some mashups that feature a little bit of everything. The one we recently stumbled upon might be the greatest one yet. What makes this one special is the fact that it features artists like Suzanne Vega and her track “Luka,” while also including the most obvious ones like Simple Minds’ “Don’t You (Forget...
25 80s Sitcom Characters We Will Never Forget
When it comes to 80s sitcoms, the characters were endless. There were characters who knew how to be lovable and mischievous at the same time. Characters who pulled at your heart strings and characters whose smiles were just so infectious. We decided to compile 25 characters we thought would only continue to transcend generations thanks to their abilities to make us laugh, cry and feel whatever it is they were feeling. These awesome...
Artist Matthew Skiff Makes 80s Cartoon Heroes and Villains Friends
Ever wondered what it would be like if Master Splinter and Shredder were secretly best friends who loved to share pizza? Well, you would be in company with artist Matthew Skiff who actually created images of 80s cartoon heroes and villains as if they were best friends. “Matthew Skiff is a Los Angeles-based artist who, according to Branded in the ‘80s, wondered what it would look like if He-Man and Skeletor were actually pals...
Inspector Gadget: 86 Episodes Were Not Enough For 80s
The 80s Inspector Gadget show that first captivated fans in 1983 went on for a total of 86 episodes. Some how, 86 episodes just doesn’t seem to be enough. Remember that classic opening on a Saturday morning? Yeah, we remember it too and it was absolutely awesome. So to were the entire episodes that featured Inspector Gadget, Penny, Brain and the evil Dr. Claw. These were brilliant, well-thought-out episodes that were pretty...
Reading Rainbow Had One of the Catchiest Theme Songs
In 1983 an educational television show by the name of Reading Rainbow hit the scene and would continue to educate children all the way up to 2015. What’s most memorable about the show was the theme song that ran from 1983-1999. Reading Rainbow truly had one of the catchiest theme songs ever. The song was performed by Tina Fabrique and written by Steve Horelick and Dennis Neil Kleinman. Those guys knew exactly what they were...
