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Teens in 80s- The time of the disco music

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Teens in 80s- The time of the disco music

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It is the time where Michael Jackson and Madonna becomes the biggest hit; The 1980s are generally remembered as a time when the use of digital recordings increased dramatically with the use of synthesizers and the growing popularity of synth pop and other electronic music genres featuring non-traditional instruments. Also during this decade, several major electronic genres developed, including Electronic, Technical, House, freestyle, and Eurodance, rising to prominence in the 1990s and beyond.

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"The 1980s were a decade of bold style, colours, and silhouettes—and heaping amounts of permed hair. With trends spanning ripped tights and biker jackets, polished oversized blazers and poof skirts; and style icons ranging from Joan Jett to Joan Collins, it was one of the most eclectic decades in fashion"
Teenagers begin to focus on their outfits and hair, where black, white, indigo colours become popular.

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Schoolwork is done entirely from books, research is done on paper.  Many modern teenagers know nothing about microfilm, let alone card catalogues.  Calling someone on the road means finding a payphone and having change.  Know their number.  People also always need change to pay for parking meters.  Most transactions are done in cash because you are unlikely to have a credit card.  There were no debit cards. ATMs were commonplace by then, so getting cash out of bank hours wasn't as difficult as it was in the 60s and 70s. People need to meet in actual reality to know each other; it needs communication skills.

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Deep focus: The other side of 80s America | Sight & Sound

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“On and on and on and on What side are you on? On and on and on and on What side are you on?” — The Replacements, Left of the Dial In Left of the Dial, an anthem from 1985’s Tim, an album that has no shortage of them, The Replacements frontman and songwriter Paul Westerberg addresses an ode to…