One of the Talking Heads Best Videos.

Madonna at her sexiest.

A very happy video where people are jumping out of an airplane.

The video that introduced Courtney Cox to the World.

One of the funnies videos ever. Parodies other videos of the day, Michael Jackson, Billy Hollidy etc. I wish "Dave TV" was an actual television station.

Who could ever forget Tawney Kittan on the hood of that vehicle?

Great Rock, Great Car, that "Z" Key and beautiful models. Everything that makes up a great video.

The ultimate 80s band doing a great summer song with a great beach video to go with it.

Visually stunning and one of the best videos ever.

No other video used computer technology better thatn this one. Cute girl and funny.

One of the Talking Heads Best Videos.

Madonna at her sexiest.

A very happy video where people are jumping out of an airplane.

The video that introduced Courtney Cox to the World.

One of the funnies videos ever. Parodies other videos of the day, Michael Jackson, Billy Hollidy etc. I wich "Dave TV" was an actual television station.

Who could ever forget Tawney Kittan on the hood of that vehicle?

Great Rock, Great Car, that "Z" Key and beautiful models. Everything that makes up a great video.

The ultimate 80s band doing a great summer song with a great beach video to go with it.

Visually stunning and one of the best videos ever.

No other video used computer technology better thatn this one. Cute girl and funny.

Her fifth single from "Electric Youth", which didn't chart the top 40. Though still a fun video, which featured her family, friends, band members, and dancers having fun.

Her fourth single from "Out of the Blue". It's a concert video featuring clips from her "Out of the Blue" tour concert and candid backstage footage. Sort of like most hair band videos at the time.

Title track from her second album, which was the second single from. Though it's not one of her best songs, it's still a fun video to watch. It begins with Deb talking about the meaning of the song with images of celebrities and then she dances with several people, including her dancers. This was the only video from Deb that was nominated for a Video Music Award, for Best Art Direction, but lost to Madonna's "Express Yourself". Though I personally think this video is better since the "Express Yourself" video was lame, which ironically "Electric Youth" was ranked as the 10th worst video on "MTV 25 LAME" (1999). Which I strongly disagree since I find most videos from current rappers & pop acts inane and tasteless.

Her third single from "Electric Youth". "No More Rhyme" is a well done video with great camera effects and lighting. This video also featured a cameo from Danica McKellar from "The Wonder Years". Deb looked beautiful, as always, in this video.

Her second single from "Out of the Blue", which the video was choreographed by Paula Abdul and featured dancers, a classic car, and bright colors. A typical fun '80's dance pop video.

Her debut video from her debut album "Out of the Blue". Basically a fun video featuring Deb on the beach & a few carnival rides. Music videos aren't they they used to be anymore.

Her first single from her second album "Electric Youth", which is also one of the best love songs of all time. I tend to melt when I hear one of her ballads, including "Lost In Your Eyes". Deborah looked very beautiful in this video.

Her first single from her third album, which was a minor, but unfortunately quickly forgotten, hit. This video featured Deb's new look, which she traded her black hat for a short hair style & a see through shirt. Which she looked sexy, though not 'over the top' like Madonna. It also reminds of those Fly Girl segments from "In Living Color"

Title track from her debut album. The video featured her relatives Monica & Michelle and Jeff Russo, who later became one of the members of Tonic. Also a fun video with Deborah flipping through her scrap book with images moving. And first video to feature her trademark black hat.

Beautifully done classic from Deb's fourth single from 'Out of the Blue', which made her the youngest artist to write, produce, & record a #1 hit. The video also shows her acting, which she was actually crying in one scene. Should've been nominated for a Video Music Award in 1988.

That video was so cool and Belinda was so cool as well.

Phil Collins I tell you he is great.

that video has special effects and peter gabriel is great.

I was amazed by the video! The puppets were Mike, Tony and Phil Collins doing puppets. Man it looked real!

That video was the coolest What can i tell ya? Aerosmith, one the greatest rock n' roll bands of all time.

I love that video! It was in black and white and I love The Police.

i used to listen to that song i played it over and over again man it was a great song man it was a great song.

I love that song! If you hear it now, you will be a Hall & Oates fan, just like I am . I love their songs!

The Go-Go's were one of the most popular MTV bands of all time, but in that video they were doing water skis -that was cool!

i love that song! I love the video and Rick is always cool

Any wierd Al video is totally cheesy and he tries to make it the more cheesy the better.

Not only is Michael Jackson cheesy, but the gangs (who back in the 80s kids said were "real" gang members) looked so goofy. Like the zombie in thriller one of them even comes up from a man hole. Also, in this song whenever he sings funky it totally sounds like f--k it and nobody ever says a thing about it.

Being born in 69 I often consider this song an anthem, but the video is total cheese. Adams just looks to old to be hanging out at the drive in like a teenager. The best part of this song is at the end where he says.. "me and my baby would 69"

Before the days of women teacher sex scandles, and MILF sites all over the Internet there was Bonnie Tyler. In this video she's lusting over one of the young lads of a boy's school where I guess, she's some sort of official because she's wearing a robe in the end. The freaky glowing eyes always get me laughing, and nobody can deny the MILFability with Tyler in that hot night gown.

I know everybody thought this was sooo cool back in day. But look at it now.. total cheese. From the Weremichael to the zombies, one of them comes out of a man hole, it's totally cheesy. I always loose it when that zombies arm falls off, And Michael's zombie make is hallarious.

From the very beginning with the motorcycle guy saying "watch the dress" to the people making fun of the couple to the two of them along with ZZ Top and the playboy models getting revenge total cheese. Basically, you can dress up like a slut and get even with those who make fun of you. As cheesy as it gets. Ohhh I want her.. shit I got have her.

Fabulously Cheesy... the really bad part is that I think these guys really thought what they were doing was all though-guy and cool. But the hot women construction workers can't make up for the band's gay ice capades look. Cheesy song, even cheesier video.

I can even put up with the song's cheese Casio do do de de dop dop de da, and SSSSS AAAA FFFF EEEE... but this video is so cheesy. It's like a demented medieval fair, with midgets and that pregnant woman. The pregnant woman even shows up in another men with hats' video (I don't remember the song) where she plays her preggo belly like a drum.

This time the Thunderbirds get lucky in the end when women un-wrap for them. They all stop pulling off their tops in the end. We of course just see it all from the bare back.

I can't believe this was directed by Martin Scorsese, that's his face on the wanted poster for Sacrilege, even though it should be Michael's for making this totally cheesy video and song. "you ain't bad.. you ain't nothin... you ain't nothin" Then du du du da dump, out comes his gang.. and then he's in that cheesy outfit. There's the cheesy japanese gangsta, and the guy moonwalking on roller skates. Even woooh, hooo, and awwww. It's really sad that this the original is even more cheesier than Weird Al's parody, "FAT"

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I loved this song even though it was their only hit.

Can we say Grace Slick anyone?

I just loved the way Bobby used his voice to make all of those sound affects.

I was a New Kids fan back in the day, since I was 13, and I just loved them.

It's George Michael. It's Andrew Ridgeley. Enough said.

This was before the Peppers faced all of their demonds of chemical dependency. The video for this song was just awesome.

I just love this video because it's a Phill Colins video.

This was back in the days when rap music was considered to be an art form with something to say rather than a way for people to incorporate the brainless smut that inhibits rap music today.

Oversized drums, guitars, and keyboards make for a good video

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