1984 was a lot of things for music. "The '80s" as we remember them were in full swing by mid-decade. MTV arguably had its greatest influence and effect on the pop charts. And many of the decade's ...

What was the greatest decade in pop music? Well, we think that’s easily the ’60s. Motown, the Beatles, and psychedelic rock, are all game-changing moments in popular music.

The artists you'll see on this list of 1984's 40 Most Awesome Music Videos rose to the challenge in some very creative ways. 40. Judas Priest, "Freewheel Burning" ...

Here are the winners for Video of the Year at every Academy of Country Music Awards over the past 38 years since it was introduced in 1984.

Four decades later, we celebrate the year 1984, the greatest, most colorful, and most influential year in pop music history.

The top ten singles of 1984 present an interesting picture.

Why 1984 Was Pop Music’s Best Year Ever If the dystopian warnings in George Orwell's visionary novel Nineteen Eighty-Four hadn't entirely come to pass, there was plenty of alienation ...

In a peak moment of pop monoculture, synthesizers pumped up songs and MTV forever changed how artists were seen. Here’s how — and why.

1984 sees Top of the Pops at the height of its 80s' pomp - big hair and big tunes.

It's been four decades since the The Judds released their debut single "Had a Dream (For the Heart)," off their 1983 EP Wynonna & Naomi.