We've found another great 80s portal for our Website of the Week this week on The 80s Lunchbox. It's called i80s and is a great resource for info about the greatest decade. You can hear the best music from the 80s too, weekdays from midday on The Cheese.
With the majority of their hits in the 60s, The Beach Boys bounced back in the 80s with the smash hit Kokomo. We've made their Fan Club Site our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox, Monday to Friday from midday on The Cheese.
Formed in 1986, American hard rock band Skid Row hit the charts at the end of the decade. Our Website of the Week is their Official Homepage on The 80s Lunchbox. Hear all your 80s favourites weekdays at midday on The Cheese.
Pink Floyd soon established themselves as a supergroup, pioneering British Psychedelic music, progressive rock in the 70s and popular concept albums into the 80s. Their album, The Wall, released late 1979 brought the excellent Another Brick In The Wall which bridged the turn of the decade and gave us the successful movie The Wall in 1982. Not surprisingly the list of Floyd related fansites would fill several pages. Luckily, Another […]
Tim Finn and his Official Website is our Website of The Week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays from midday on The Cheese.
Paul Carrack, the man behind Mike and the Mechanics in the 90s, Ace in the 70s and occasional singer with Squeeze in the 80s is the subject of our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox (weekdays from midday). Check out Paul's Site here.
Singer/Guitarist Nick Van Eade formed The Cutting Crew in 1985. Best known for their chart hit (I Just) Died In Your Arms, they still tour to appreciative audiences around the world. Their Official Website is our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays from midday.
Anyone who think Albert Hammond's career was a brief flirtation with the charts as a solo singer in the 70s may want to think again. As a songwriter, he has been responsible for a string of bestsellers, including 80s hits for Tina Turner, Whitney Houston, Aswad, Starship and Living In A Box. His Official Website is our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox, weekdays at midday on The […]
Motown queen Diana Ross started her long career in the 60s with The Supremes, but had equal success in the 80s as a solo artist working with the production skills of The Bee Gees and Nile Rogers/Bernard Edwards of Chic fame. We've made Diana's Official Fan Club Site our Website of the Week on The 80s Lunchbox, midday each weekday on The Cheese.