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Speaking of Richard Marx. Edge of a Broken Heart

These sound like they're sung at a higher octave than the original versions. Dreams - Van Halen Danger Zone - top gun soundtrack (Without getting heavily into politics, the latter being sung by a Russian singer might be somewhat ironic in today's climate).

Back in the day, I always wondered how the hell these guys (Rigor Mortis) ever got a major record label deal (Capitol Records). They were a complete unknown outside of other major label speed/thrash metal signings at the time, like Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax, Slayer, etc ... If I had to...

kids in america - kim wilde

white wedding - billy idol

Listening to Steel Panther. Funny parody of 1980s hairspray metal.

Some cover of Bad Reputation, which had the guitarist from Judas Priest, bassist from Ozzy/Alice In Chains, singer Lzzy Hale, and guitar + drum guys from Machine Head.

Thin Lizzy - Bad Reputation

Listening to various rock covers of modern day pop songs on youtube, such as: Stronger What Doesn't Kill You - Kelly Clarkson Hot n Cold - Katy Perry

Were the cannons peak limited during mastering?

I also had the Grease soundtrack record when I was a kid. Though I didn't listen to it as much as Saturday Night Fever.

I never bothered with the later vinyl re-releases or hi-res versions. I still listen to the generic cd version. My parents were not into then-current pop/rock music at all. They were more into classical composers and music from the old country from their youth (mostly Israeli).

I remember tour de force quite well. Back in the day, I purchased records like this and Molly Hatchet as "blind buys" based solely on the cover artwork, thinking it might sound really "heavy". It turned out tour de force was actually really catchy and overall a decent album, in spite of not...

This was the one record I had when I was a kid, which I played repeatedly over and over again. (I didn't know what disco was at the time).

Dreaming (cover of blondie song done by Susanna Hoffs of the bangles)

california dreamin

Completely forgot about Beat Street. IIRC, that and the Breakin' soundtracks were popular in the various "breakdancing" crowds I was into back in the day.

Somebody Is Watching Me - Rockwell + Michael Jackson

Beat It - Michael Jackson

AC DC - Highway To Hell

Surrender - Cheap Trick

Burning For You - Blue Oyster Cult

Lennon - Valotte

The Claypool Lennon Deliriuim. This is the most "Beatles-esque" stuff I've heard in years. Sounds a lot like SgtPepper and postPepper era. (I don't know if it was intentional). Sean Lennon has a very similar singing voice as his father John Lennon.

Watching the "Classic Albums: John Lennon Plastic Ono Band" documentary.

Satisfaction - stones

Highway to Hell - ac dc

Secret Value of Daydreaming - Lennon

Nobody Told Me - John Lennon

God, Imagine, Working Class Hero - John Lennon