Top 20 singles from the Eighties.

Table of Contents: “…Relax (tribute to Frankie Goes To Hollywood) --…”
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Songs everyone must hear.

Table of Contents: “…Two tribes (tribute to Frankie Goes to Hollywood) --…”
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Songs everyone must hear.

Table of Contents: “…Relax (tribute to Frankie Goes to Hollywood) --…”
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Inside classic rock tracks : songwriting and recording secrets of 100 great songs from 1960 to the present day / by Rooksby, Rikky

Table of Contents: “…/ The Smiths -- Perfect circle / R.E.M -- Relax / Frankie Goes to Hollywood -- Overgroung / Siouxsie & The Banshees -- Frozen moment / Roy Harper -- Everybody wants to rule the world / Tears For Fears -- Running up that hill / Kate Bush -- 19 / Paul Hardcastle -- Kiss / Prince -- China in your hand / T'Pau -- With or without you / U2 -- Tower of strength / The Mission -- Desperate people / Living Colour -- I wanna be adored / The Stone Roses --…”

Ava Gardner : "love is nothing" / by Server, Lee

Table of Contents: “…Ava -- Goddess country -- Zombies at the Beachcomber -- Femme fatale -- Venus in furs -- Frankie goes to Hollywood -- Torrid was your blood -- Tempt me to madness -- Spanish for Cinderella -- Sun and shadow -- Vita, Dolce vita -- "Love is nothing..." -- Venus falling.…”

Sounds of the eighties : The Rolling Stone collection

Table of Contents: “…/ Los Lobos -- Drive / The Cars -- Go Insane / Lindsey Buckingham -- Rockit / Herbie Hancock -- Walk of life / Dire Straits -- This charming man / The Smiths -- Two tribes / Frankie goes to Hollywood -- Here comes the rain again / Eurythmics -- I love L.A. / Randy Newman -- Forever man / Eric Clapton -- Time after time / Cyndi Lauper -- I can't live without my radio / L.L. …”

Alternative rock / by Thompson, Dave, 1960 Jan. 3-

Table of Contents: “…Anna Domino -- Dramarama -- Dream Syndicate -- Duran Duran -- Durutti Column -- Ian Dury -- Echo and the Bunnymen -- Einsturzende Neubauten -- Elastica -- EMF -- Eugenius -- Faith No More -- Fatboy Slim -- Feelies -- Felt -- Flat Lux -- Fishbone -- Flaming Lips -- Flesh for Lulu -- Flipper -- Foetus -- Foo Fighters -- Frankie Goes to Hollywood -- Freestylers -- Front -- Fugazi -- Gadjits -- Galaxie 500 -- Gang of Four -- Gargabe -- GBH 384 -- Gene -- Gene Loves Jezebel -- Generation X -- Lisa Germano -- Germs -- Glampire -- Go-betweens -- Goldfinger -- Gomez -- Eric Goulden -- Grant Lee Buffalo -- Green Day -- Green River -- Gun Club --…”

A kiss across the ocean : transatlantic intimacies of British post-punk and US Latinidad / by Rodríguez, Richard T., 1971-

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A kiss across the ocean : transatlantic intimacies of British post-punk and US Latinidad / by Rodríguez, Richard T., 1971-

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Rock band name origins : the stories of 240 groups and performers / by Metzer, Greg, 1960-

Table of Contents: “…Hook -- The Doobie Brothers -- The Doors -- Duran Duran -- Bob Dylan -- The Eagles -- Earth, Wind & Fire -- Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) -- Elton John -- Eurythmics -- Evanescence -- Fastball -- The 5th Dimension -- Firefall -- Five for Fighting -- The Flaming Lips -- Fleetwood Mac -- Foghat -- Foo Fighters -- Foreigner -- Frankie Goes to Hollywood -- Frankie Valli & the 4 Seasons -- Garbage -- Genesis -- Gin Blossoms -- Go-Go's -- Goo Goo Dolls -- Grand Funk Railroad -- Grateful Dead -- Green Day -- The Guess Who -- Guns n' Roses -- Heart -- Herman's Hermits -- The Hollies -- The Honeydrippers -- Hoobastank -- The Hooters -- Hootie & the Blowfish -- The Human League -- Icehouse -- Billy Idol -- INXS -- Jefferson Airplane -- Jethro Tull -- Jimmy Eat World -- Elton John -- Journey -- Keane Chaka Khan / Rufus -- The Kinks -- Kiss -- Kool & the Gang -- Led Zeppelin -- Level 42 -- Loverboy -- The Lovin' Spoonful -- Lynyrd Skynyrd -- Madness -- The Mamas & The Papas -- Marilyn Manson -- Maroon 5 -- matchbox twenty -- Meat Loaf -- Metallica -- Milli Vanilli -- Moby -- The Moody Blues -- The Mothers of Invention -- Motley Crue -- Mott the Hoople -- Mungo Jerry -- Naked Eyes -- New Order -- Nickelback -- Night Ranger -- Nine Inch Nails -- Nirvana -- No Doubt -- Oasis -- Ohio Players -- Oingo Boingo -- The O'Jays -- Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark -- The Outfield -- Pablo Cruise -- Parliament / Funkadelic -- Pearl Jam -- Pet Shop Boys -- Phish -- Pink Floyd -- Poco -- The Pretenders -- Procol Harum -- Psychedelic Furs -- Puddle of Mudd -- Pure Prairie League -- Quarterflash -- Queen / Freddie Mercury -- ? …”

33 revolutions per minute : a history of protest songs, from Billie Holiday to Green Day / by Lynskey, Dorian

Table of Contents: “…, 1982: The Thatcher problem ; Frankie Goes to Hollywood, "Two tribes", 1984: Living with the bomb ; U2, "Pride (In the name of love)", 1984: U2, Bruce Springsteen, Live Aid, and the difficult art of stadium protest ; The Special AKA, "Nelson Mandela", 1984: The fight against Apartheid ; Billy Bragg, "Between the wars", 1985: Billy Bragg's history lesson ; R.E.M., "Exhuming McCarthy", 1987: Dissent in Reagan's America -- 1989-2008. …”

New giant book of rock

Table of Contents: “…Against the wind (Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band) ; Beat it (Michael Jackson) ; Billie Jean (Michael Jackson) ; Eye of the tiger (Theme from "Rocky III") (Survivor) ; Fire Lake (Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band) ; Good times roll (The Cars) ; Heat of the moment (Asia) ; I can't tell you why (The Eagles) ; I love rock 'n roll (Joan Jett & The Blackhearts) ; Jack & Diane (John Cougar) ; Keep on loving you (REO Speedwagon) ; Let's go (The Cars) ; London calling (The Clash) ; Misunderstanding (Genesis) ; No time for talk (Christopher Cross) ; The one you love (Glenn Frey) ; Relax (Frankie Goes to Hollywood) ; Ride like the wind (Christopher Cross) ; Rock the casbah (The Clash) ; Rosanna (Toto) ; Sailing (Christopher Cross) ; She's out of my life (Michael Jackson) ; Stand back (Stevie Nicks) ; Take it on the run (REO Speedwagon) ; Urgent (Foreigner) ; The waiting (Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers) ; We belong (Pat Benatar) ; Welcome to heartlight (Kenny Loggins) ; We've got tonight (Kenny Rogers & Sheena Easton) ; While you see a chance (Steve Winwood) ; You got lucky (Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers) ; You should hear how she talks about you (Melissa Manchester)…”