Ep 302 - Awesome '80s w Duran Duran, OMD, Bangles, George Michael, Air Supply, Martha & The Muffins

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it's our Awesome Eighties Edition! Hear Duran Duran just as they are about to break out with the new album "Rio", OMD talk about the WORST videos they ever made, Susanna Hoffs of The Bangles talks about recording the Prince song "Manic Monday", George Michael explains about how wonderfully cheesy the music of Wham was and Martha & The Muffins tell us where the heck "Echo Beach" is! Plus Tom & Christopher argue about Air Supply and we have some amazing '80s Cool Song Facts!

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This week on Famous Lost Words - it's our Awesome Eighties Edition! Hear Duran Duran just as they are about to break out with the album "Rio", OMD talk about the WORST videos they ever made, Susanna Hoffs of The Bangles talks...

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