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Top 10 ‘Wow, I Adore This Song!’ Hits from My ’80s Childhood

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Whenever I feel the need for a burst of nostalgia or a spark of youthful exuberance, I don’t reach for some magical anti-aging cream; I grab my iPod and turn up the volume! But not just any tunes—I’m talking about the songs that whisk me back to my carefree days in the ’70s and ’80s when life felt simple, and a visit from the ice cream truck could brighten any gloomy day. These tracks not only have infectious beats but are also tied to cherished memories. Here are my top 10 “Wow, I Adore This Song!” hits from my childhood:

  1. ‘Our Lips Are Sealed,’ The Go-Go’s
    Every time this song plays, I’m transported back to a thrilling ride down a water slide at a beach boardwalk, my younger sibling eagerly bouncing behind me. At just 10 years old, I didn’t know fear—just the exhilaration of splashing into the pool below, sunburned skin and stinging eyes be damned!
  2. ‘Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic,’ The Police
    This magical tune was introduced to me by my cool cousin, sparking a lifelong admiration for Sting. My sister, my friend, and I would pretend to be members of The Police—my friend and I opted for the roles of Stewart Copeland and Sting, while my poor little sister ended up as Andy Summers, who wasn’t quite her type!
  3. ‘Don’t Stop Believin’,’ Journey
    Cruising down the New Jersey Turnpike, this anthem played on repeat in my mind after endless jam sessions with my South Jersey cousins. Soon after, I convinced my mom to buy me the album. Singing along with Steve Perry and developing a crush on Jonathan Cain was a rite of passage—I even penned my first fan letter! After all, those small-town dreams can come true.
  4. ‘I Want a New Drug,’ Huey Lewis and the News
    At age 12, I bought this album, Sports, alongside the Footloose soundtrack and the latest Sweet Valley High book (it was No. 10, in case you were curious). This catchy tune energizes me like the moment in the music video where Huey plunges into icy water. Later, during my hair metal phase, I abandoned the album, only to see a neighborhood kid swipe it. Sorry, Huey—your tunes will always have a place in my heart!
  5. ‘I Feel for You,’ Chaka Khan
    This song lifts my spirits every single time. It brings tears to my eyes and goosebumps to my arms—Chaka’s voice evokes feelings that are hard to put into words.
  6. ‘Photograph,’ Def Leppard
    This was my grand entry into Hair Metal, a glorious departure from listening to Barry Manilow with my mom! The moment the opening guitar riff hit, I knew my musical tastes were changing forever. I fondly remember the early days of MTV, trying to avoid my mom’s disapproving remarks as Joe Elliott danced in his iconic Union Jack shirt.
  7. ‘Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough,’ and ‘Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin’,’ Michael Jackson
    Both of these tracks are so irresistibly danceable that I can’t help but bust out some awkward moves (a little liquid courage helps, too!).
  8. ‘Rock and Roll All Nite,’ Kiss
    From a young age, I was captivated by Kiss, drawn in by their dramatic makeup and costumes. Despite being slightly terrified, I loved their rock anthems—this one is a classic! In high school, we even dressed up as Kiss for a lip-sync contest.
  9. ‘Jack and Diane,’ John Cougar Mellencamp
    I can’t help but think John is singing about real people we all know—whether they’re still together or not. The hand claps and vivid storytelling make it impossible not to sing along.

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In conclusion, these songs not only evoke nostalgia but also serve as a reminder of simpler times filled with joy and carefree moments. They live on in our hearts, just like our cherished memories.

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