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schopenhauer The Soundtrack of Change
We heard the wind of change blow (yeah yeah) / Even the soldiers let their guards go (let 'em go!)
schopenhauer A new television show stripped away synthesizers and electric guitars, launching an acoustic music revolution.
schopenhauer A provocative music video led to religious protests, a canceled multi-million-dollar ad campaign, and a chart-topping hit.
schopenhauer Guess 1989 music, movie, and news trivia to discover the moments that defined the year.
Milli Vanilli: In 1989, Milli Vanilli won a Grammy for Best New Artist, only to return it after confessing they never sang a single note.
A style of fast, heavy electronic dance music, typically having a prominent and repetitive drumbeat. In late 1989, this electronic genre united youth from East and West Germany in Berlin's underground clubs.
The massive 1989 global dance hit 'Lambada' was released by the French group Kaoma, but the melody was originally written by a band from which South American country?
Which music television network premiered its 'Unplugged' series in November 1989, showcasing artists playing acoustic versions of their songs?
In 1989, which pop-dance duo won the Grammy for Best New Artist, only to have it stripped away later when it was revealed they did not sing on their album?
What iconic yellow symbol became the ultimate visual mascot for the UK's exploding acid house and rave music scene in 1989?
Which soft drink company cancelled a $5 million advertising campaign with Madonna in 1989 due to the controversy surrounding her 'Like a Prayer' music video?
Which American rock band released their smash-hit album 'Pump' in September 1989, featuring hits like 'Love in an Elevator'?
Which hip-hop group released the landmark album 'Three Feet High and Rising' in March 1989, introducing the 'Daisy Age' concept?
Which British band released the influential album 'Disintegration' in May 1989, featuring the hit singles 'Lovesong' and 'Pictures of You'?