Thread: Did video really kill the radio star?
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Old 09-19-2005, 09:55 AM   #1
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Did video really kill the radio star?
fact - When MTV launched, back in 84 (or whatever the hell it was) the first song they played was 'Video Killed the Radio Star'.

What impact do (did?) music videos have on the music scene?

Were some great singers shunned or less successful than the pretty ones?
Were the quality of the videos what turned regular songs into top tens, even #1's?


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