SONGS TURNING 30: Top Ten Songs From 1988

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Songs Released In 1988

Following on from last year’s very successful posts ’20 Songs That Will Be Turning 20 In 2017′ & ‘10 Songs That Will Be Turning 30 In 2017‘ I have decided to keep the tradition going even although it’s about to make me feel REALLY old!

1988 was my music induction you could say. A time where I had the choice of what I listened to and deciding what I liked and what I didn’t like. In the UK the Stock Aitken & Waterman ‘Hit Factory‘ was blasting out songs left, right and centre and it will always be a golden time as far as I’m concerned.

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2 thoughts on “SONGS TURNING 30: Top Ten Songs From 1988”

  1. I don’t know what’s worse – the fact that they’re turning 30 or that I still know the words! I sang at least two lines for every entry on your top ten! Except, we’ll made gloss over ‘Joe le taxi, c’est ca vie. Mash pie and soda…’ 😂
    Oh, and Erasure are coming to our city hall. Still debating whether to get tickets.

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    1. You should defo get tickets – that would be awesome! I was amazed I still knew all the Buffalo Stance rap. Wait until I do my songs turning 20 post and we won’t feel so old then (I hope)

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I’m Steve and live in a village called Alford (home of Emeli Sande & birthplace of the Aberdeen Angus cow) in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. I currently work in the IT industry (yawn) I just want to share my ideas, findings and general reflections with whoever wants to listen.