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Turn it up! Experience the Big Bold Sounds of the 80s – the decade of loud guitars, massive drums, and arena-shaking anthems. This electrifying era defined hard rock and glam metal with unforgettable hooks, soaring vocals, epic power ballads, and larger-than-life rock star attitude and style.

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits Playlist (line 914)

(You Can Still) Rock In America: Released as the first single from their successful 1983 album Midnight Madness, "(You Can Still) Rock In America" asserted Night Ranger's place in the hard rock scene.Night Ranger

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (A)

Angel: Angel, a standout track from Aerosmith's hugely successful 1987 album "Permanent Vacation," showcased the band's ability to craft emotionally resonant ballads alongside their harder-rocking hits.Aerosmith

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (B)

Back For More: Released in 1984 from Ratt’s phenomenal debut album Out of the Cellar, "Back For More" served as another successful single showcasing their glam metal prowess.Ratt

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (C)

Cry Tough: Kicking off Poison’s multi-platinum 1986 debut album Look What the Cat Dragged In, "Cry Tough" served as the perfect introduction to their sound and was actually their first single release in the UK.Poison

Cum On Feel The Noize: Released in 1983 as the lead single from Quiet Riot's Metal Health, their cover of "Cum On Feel the Noize" became an unexpected phenomenon.Quiet Riot

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (D)

Dancing With Myself: First recorded with his punk band Generation X in 1980, Billy Idol re-recorded "Dancing With Myself" for his solo debut single release starting in 1981 and included on his 1982 US EP/album.Billy Idol

Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah): Originally a 1973 hit for glam rock artist Gary Glitter, Joan Jett included her powerful rendition on the album Bad Reputation (first self-released in 1980).Joan Jett

Dude (Looks Like A Lady): Dude (Looks Like A Lady), a standout track from Aerosmith's hugely successful 1987 album "Permanent Vacation," marked a significant comeback for the band, blending their hard rock roots with the popular sounds of the era, including glam and pop metal influences.Aerosmith

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (E)

Every Rose Has Its Thorn: Released in 1988 on Poison’s multi-platinum album Open Up and Say... Ahh!, "Every Rose Has Its Thorn" became their signature song and sole US #1 hit.Poison

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (F)

Fallen Angel: Released in 1988 as the second single from Poison’s massively successful Open Up and Say... Ahh! album, "Fallen Angel" delivered another dose of their signature glam metal sound.Poison

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (G)

Give Me All Your Love: Originally appearing on their massive self-titled 1987 album, the remixed version of "Give Me All Your Love" hit the airwaves as a successful single.Whitesnake

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (H)

Heaven: Released as the second single from Warrant's multi-platinum debut album Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich (1989), "Heaven" showcased the band's melodic capabilities.Warrant

Heaven's On Fire: Released as the lead single from the platinum-selling 1984 album Animalize, "Heaven's On Fire" became one of KISS's most popular songs of their unmasked era.KISS

Home Sweet Home: Released in 1985 on Mötley Crüe's multi-platinum album Theatre of Pain, "Home Sweet Home" showcased a more melodic and introspective side to the notorious Glam Metal band.Mötley Crüe

Hot In The City: Released in 1982 as Billy Idol’s first solo hit in the US after his time with Generation X, "Hot In The City" established his unique musical direction.Billy Idol

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (I)

I Wanna Rock: Released as the second major single from their multi-platinum 1984 album Stay Hungry, "I Wanna Rock" solidified Twisted Sister's place in the heavy metal spotlight.Twisted Sister

I'll Be There For You: Released as a chart-topping single in April 1989 from the 1988 album 'New Jersey,' Bon Jovi's "I'll Be There for You" became an iconic power ballad.Bon Jovi

Is This Love: Released as a hugely successful single from the multi-platinum Whitesnake album, this track dominated radio airwaves and MTV. Its powerful soft rock structure, infused with the polished sound of the glam metal era and featuring David Coverdale's emotive delivery, created an unforgettable power ballad anthem.Whitesnake

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (K)

Kickstart My Heart: Released in 1989 on Mötley Crüe’s chart-topping album Dr. Feelgood, "Kickstart My Heart" delivered pure, high-voltage rock and roll. This track perfectly embodies the band's signature Glam Metal energy, ramped up with intense speed and hard rock aggression.Mötley Crüe

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (L)

Lack of Communication: Featured on Ratt’s multi-platinum 1984 debut album Out of the Cellar, "Lack of Communication" exemplifies their potent blend of hard rock and glam metal.Ratt

Lay It Down: Released in 1985 as the lead single for Ratt's sophomore album Invasion of Your Privacy, "Lay It Down" showcased a powerful, groove-laden approach to their glam metal sound.Ratt

Lick It Up: Released as the title track and lead single from their 1983 album, "Lick It Up" heralded KISS's successful transition into the 80s metal scene without their signature makeup.KISS

Livin' On A Prayer: Released as a single in October 1986 from the Diamond-selling album 'Slippery When Wet,' Bon Jovi's "Livin' on a Prayer" became a defining global anthem of the glam metal era.Bon Jovi

Look What the Cat Dragged In: Serving as the title track for Poison’s hugely successful 1986 multi-platinum debut album, "Look What the Cat Dragged In" announced their arrival on the scene in high style.Poison

Love Ain't No Stranger: Released as a successful single from their breakthrough 1984 album Slide It In, "Love Ain't No Stranger" became a rock radio staple.Whitesnake

Love Song: Released as a major single from their successful 1989 album The Great Radio Controversy, "Love Song" became Tesla's biggest chart hit.Tesla

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (M)

Mama Weer All Crazee Now: Released in 1984 as the lead single from Quiet Riot’s album Condition Critical, "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" saw the band covering another Slade glam rock classic.Quiet Riot

Mickey: Released initially before conquering global charts, Toni Basil's rendition transformed Racey's song "Kitty" into a pop culture phenomenon. Its blend of catchy bubblegum pop, new wave synth flourishes, and hints of glam rock swagger perfectly captured the sound and look of early 80s MTV pop.Toni Basil

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (N)

Never Say Goodbye: This standout track from Bon Jovi's massively successful 1986 album "Slippery When Wet" showcases the band's ability to craft emotionally resonant ballads alongside their more energetic rock anthems.Bon Jovi

Nothing but a Good Time: Released in 1988 as the lead single from Poison’s second album Open Up and Say... Ahh!, "Nothing but a Good Time" perfectly defined the band's upbeat glam metal style.Poison

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (P)

Panama: Released as a chart-topping single in 1984 from the diamond-selling album 1984, "Panama" showcased Van Halen firing on all cylinders. While incorporating the era's polished production, its core is pure hard rock, driven by Eddie Van Halen's unforgettable guitar riff, making it perfect, high-octane workout music and a quintessential cruisin' track.Van Halen

Photograph: Released February 3, 1983, "Photograph" propelled Def Leppard to superstardom, showcasing their mastery of hard rock blended with accessible melodies. As the lead single from their breakthrough album Pyromania, this track exemplifies the pop metal and glam metal sound that dominated early 80s rock radio.Def Leppard

Pour Some Sugar on Me: This standout track from Def Leppard's massively successful 1987 album "Hysteria" perfectly encapsulates the band's signature blend of hard rock energy and pop rock sensibilities.Def Leppard

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (R)

Rock You Like A Hurricane: Exploding onto the scene in 1984, "Rock You Like A Hurricane" became a signature hit for German band Scorpions, featured on their landmark Love at First Sting album.Scorpions

Round and Round: Released in 1984 as the breakthrough single from Ratt's multi-platinum debut Out of the Cellar, "Round and Round" is a defining moment of glam metal.Ratt

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (S)

Shake Me: Released July 01, 1986, as Cinderella's potent debut single, "Shake Me" immediately introduced their signature glam metal sound to a global audience via rock radio and heavy MTV rotation.Cinderella

Shot in the Dark: Released in 1986 on Ozzy Osbourne’s successful album The Ultimate Sin, "Shot in the Dark" became one of his biggest solo singles.Ozzy Osbourne

Sister Christian: Released as a smash hit single, "Sister Christian" became Night Ranger's signature song and a defining power ballad of the era.Night Ranger

Still Loving You: Released in 1984 by German hard rock icons Scorpions, "Still Loving You" became one of the most famous power ballads ever recorded.Scorpions

Still of the Night: Released as the first taste of Whitesnake's chart-conquering self-titled 1987 album, "Still of the Night" immediately grabbed attention. Its dynamic blend of heavy metal power, sophisticated glam metal production, and bluesy hard rock undertones, driven by David Coverdale's commanding vocals, set the stage for superstardom.Whitesnake

Talk Dirty to Me: Though appearing on Poison's 1986 debut Look What the Cat Dragged In, "Talk Dirty to Me" exploded as a single in 1987, launching the band into superstardom.Poison

The Final Countdown: Released in 1986 as the title track to their breakthrough album, "The Final Countdown" propelled Swedish band Europe to international superstardom.Europe

80s Hard Rock & Glam Hits (W)

Wanted Man: A key album track from Ratt’s multi-platinum debut Out of the Cellar, released March 27, 1984, "Wanted Man" showcases their signature blend of glam metal and hard rock.Ratt

We're Not Gonna Take It!: Released as the lead single from their breakthrough 1984 album Stay Hungry, "We're Not Gonna Take It" became a massive international hit, fueled by its comedic, anti-authority music video on heavy MTV rotation.Twisted Sister

What Love Can Be: Released on their highly successful 1988 self-titled debut album, "What Love Can Be" presented a powerful ballad counterpoint to Kingdom Come's heavier hard rock sound, which drew frequent comparisons to Led Zeppelin.Kingdom Come

When I See You Smile: Released in 1989 on the debut album from supergroup Bad English (featuring members of The Babys and Journey), "When I See You Smile" became their signature song.Bad English

Wild Side: Opening Mötley Crüe's 1987 album Girls, Girls, Girls, "Wild Side" immediately set a darker, more aggressive tone compared to some previous hits.Mötley Crüe

Your Mama Don't Dance: Featured on Poison’s multi-platinum 1988 album Open Up and Say... Ahh!, "Your Mama Don't Dance" was a highly successful cover of the 1972 Loggins and Messina classic.Poison

You're In Love: Released in 1985 on Ratt's sophomore smash Invasion of Your Privacy, "You're In Love" continued the band's reign over the glam metal and heavy metal scene.Ratt

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