Artist	Song
Tears for Fears	Shout
from Songs from the Big Chair (1999)
Fine Young Cannibals	She Drives Me Crazy
from Just Can't Get Enough: Hits of the '80s (2010)
Salt-n-Pepa	Push It
from Hot, Cool and Vicious (1992)
Jody Watley	Looking for a New Love
from Jody Watley (2003)
The Cure	Just Like Heaven
from Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me (2004)
Erasure	Chains of Love
from The Innocents (2009)
Klymaxx	Meeting in the Ladies Room
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Klymaxx (2003)
Starpoint	Object of My Desire
from Restless (2009)
The Cover Girls	Show Me
from The Cover Girls: Greatest Hits (1998)
Loleatta Holloway	Love Sensation
from Love Sensation (1993)
The Jets	Crush On You
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of The Jets (2001)
J.J. Fad	Supersonic
from Supersonic (2005)
Stacey Q	Two of Hearts
from Better Than Heaven (2008)
Trans-X	Living On Video
from Living On Video (1986)
Alphaville	Big In Japan
from Forever Young (2005)
Laid Back	White Horse
from Keep Smiling (2004)
Tone-Loc	Wild Thing
from Loc-ed After Dark (2007)
Duran Duran	I Don't Want Your Love
from Big Thing (2003)
Book of Love	Boy (Extended Mix Version)
from Book of Love (2008)
Berlin	Sex (I'm A...)
from Pleasure Victim (1983)
Scritti Politti	Perfect Way
from Cupid & Psyche 85 (2005)
Animotion	Obsession
from Obsession - The Best of Animotion (1996)
Dominatrix	The Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight
from Delic Records Presents: Number Pieces 2 (2006)
Kraftwerk	Musique Non-Stop
from Electric Cafe (2005)
Visage	Fade to Grey
from Fade to Grey - The Best of Visage (1993)

Comment:

Hey, it’s crowded on that ’80s dance floor. Look over there — it’s old-school rap girls Salt-n-Pepa urging the surging masses to go right on ahead and “Push It,” while Danish dance-floor duo Laid Back corral the spare groove and stick-to-the-music message of “White Horse.” Scritti Politti’s Green Gartside is by the DJ booth, insisting he has a “Perfect Way” to get the club going, a sentiment that German masterminds Kraftwerk take to heart with their synth-soaked marathon “Musique Non-Stop.” And in that corner? It’s none other than goth-pop superstars the Cure, digging on a scene that’s “Just Like Heaven.”

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