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More Video Hits - School of Rock: The Video Era

Artist Song
Eurythmics  Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)  
Talking Heads  Burning Down the House  
Pat Benatar  Love Is a Battlefield  
The B-52's  Love Shack  
Bruce Springsteen  Dancing In the Dark  
Nena  99 Red Balloons  
Beastie Boys  Fight for Your Right  
Frankie Goes to Hollywood  Relax  
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers  Don't Come Around Here No More  
Big Country  In a Big Country  
Katrina & The Waves  Walking On Sunshine  
Phil Collins  In the Air Tonight  
Tina Turner  What's Love Got to Do With It  
Pretenders  Back On the Chain Gang  
Don Henley  The Boys of Summer  
Olivia Newton-John  Physical  
Toni Basil  Mickey  
Thompson Twins  Hold Me Now  
Daryl Hall & John Oates  Maneater  
Tears for Fears  Shout  
Simple Minds  Don't You (Forget About Me)  
The Dream Academy  Life In a Northern Town  
Adam Ant  Goody Two Shoes  
"Weird Al" Yankovic  Eat It  
Crowded House  Don't Dream It's Over  
The Bangles  Walk Like an Egyptian  
Men Without Hats  The Safety Dance  
Night Ranger  Sister Christian  
Wang Chung  Everybody Have Fun Tonight  
Fine Young Cannibals  She Drives Me Crazy  

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In an era that reinvented the rock ’n’ roll wheel, our [i]Video Era Study Guide[/i] simply couldn’t contain all the tracks that lit up our screens . . . and MTV’s request lines. A catchphrase, a T-shirt, a mini-movement: “FRANKIE SAY RELAX” exploded from hi-NRG clubgoers to propel the frankly [i]fabulous[/i]Frankie Goes To Hollywood’s scandalous “Relax” onto speakers and screens. The Beastie Boys did everything [i]but[/i] relax in “(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party),” welding fuzz-bomb guitar and an [i]Animal House[/i]-style on-screen food fight to a bad-kids-on-the-block image that rocked rap from the Bronx to Beverly Hills. And how do you compete with a landscape as vast as Scotland’s rocky highlands? Fuse it to Big Country’s soundscape for “In a Big Country,” awash in reverb-drenched, bagpipe-wail guitars and shooting-star vocal overdubs. From pan-flash phenoms like Nena and Wang Chung to new rock royalty like Tom Petty and Phil Collins, we’ve got the songs that made the whole world watch till the sun came up.
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