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back to the future ...80s
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anyone of you go tea dance , for example rumours , bubbles , dreams , octogan and roller skating ring ?
Bro..Octogan ah mai...?maybe we meet before..hehe
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drifter fav song
drifter fav song
ya, man! ...
me oso tink so ...
u missed ze bestest times of sinkieland ...All of you old men....1980s Im still in primary school
tis song not in 80's 1, woh! ...
anyone of you go tea dance , for example rumours , bubbles , dreams , octogan and roller skating ring ?
heheh... bro, me only remember drinking diluted coke whilst watching Tom and Jerry show on those screens
anyone of you go tea dance , for example rumours , bubbles , dreams , octogan and roller skating ring ?
happening places - warehouse disco, reading room, chinoiserie (shin-hwa), xanadu.
music - modern talking, duran duran, punk rock, new romantics.
fashion - long fake cartier wallets, alibaba pants, tie scarf/handerchief at the neck ala spandau ballet, permed hair ala George Michael.
pastimes - motor siao, far east/centerpoint kids, breakdancing.
my bad.should be early 90s
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1983.........
1983.........
I was too young to go out during the 80s. But I know the music very well (thanks to older siblings). The 80s to me is one of the most culturally creative decades. 80s children grew up in the shadow of the cold war, thinking USSR will nuke the entire world. We grew up listening to American Top 40 hosted by Cassey Kasem then Shadow Stevens, we waited for the latest Madonna/Michael Jackson MTVs, watched all the HK Jackie chan/vampire/Aces go places movies, dubbed Japanese drama serials (Oshin, ninjaboy)... We were termed the 'latchkey children' who got educated by imported pop culture, not by our parents.
When the Berlin wall came down in 1990 and Communism ended, Globalism began.
When the Berlin wall came down in 1990 and Communism ended, Globalism began.
hard tooth ...
1 kiasu burger (who works as a 4caster now
) made his kid learn russian ... 
sinkieland rots n gotten worserer ... :(
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dun laugh la.....my bro made his children learn german after berlin wall collapse.....hard tooth ...
1 kiasu burger (who works as a 4caster now
sinkieland rots n gotten worserer ... :(
Lots of Singaporean students were learning Japanese back in the 80s. It was the strongest Asian country back then - economic and cultural leader. Who could have predicted them to decline so fast in the last 30 years?
Now young Sinkies are learning Korean.
Bro. What about Solid Gold? I was in primary school then. So too young to chiong outside. I remember my father likes to watch Solid Gold on tv. Thats how i got my 80s music.
me oso followed trend ... learn nihon-go dat time
... @ yamabuta skool :o ...now all 4gotten liao ... :(
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every monday night i think....solid gold dancers were solid man!
other music programs.....donny and marie show, sha na na show (bowzer would start the closing theme song),
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I recall back in the early 80s, there was a radio programme on 90.5FM that played Japanese hits for 1 hour from 8pm right after the hourly news in brief. I will always eagerly tuned in then on my small mono radio as couldn't afford a stereo set then. Musical impressions from the annual Japan Red and White Music Festival (or was it competition) were what led me to listen in. I think the programme was hosted by a Chew Swee Lian?
