Back in the 1990’s, there was an ad that used to grace commercial breaks on late-night TV that opened with the image above. It then cut to these two jokers below:
It was an unintentionally hilarious ad promoting a “not available in stores” compilation album titled PUNK, filled with 36 decidedly non-punk songs from the eighties. Here’s the full ad:
For your enjoyment, I’ve compiled the videos for all the songs featured in the ad and posted them below to spice up your retro Saturday night. Enjoy!
Who Can It Be Now? – Men at Work
New Sensations – INXS
So Alive – Love and Rockets
Don’t Dream It’s Over – Crowded House
You Might Think – The Cars
Chains of Love – Erasure
Hey Mickey – Toni Basil
My Sharona – The Knack
I Want a New Drug – Huey Lewis and the News
Talking in Your Sleep – The Roamantics
One Thing Leads to Another – The Fixx
Here Comes the Rain Again – Eurhythmics
Human – Human League
Hold Me Now – Thompson Twins
Jeopardy – Greg Kihn Band
Karma Chamelon – Culture Club
Wild Wild West – The Escape Club
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