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The Neumann U87 Ai is a large-diaphragm condenser microphone manufactured by Georg Neumann GmbH in Berlin. It features three directional patterns (omnidirectional, cardioid, and figure-8) selectable via a switch on the microphone body. The U87 Ai is a current production version of the U87 lineage, w...

Roque Santeiro is a Brazilian telenovela broadcast by Rede Globo in the 1980s. It’s notable for its dark themes exploring corruption, violence, and power within a wealthy family and their business dealings. The story follows Roque Santeiro, a ruthless businessman, as he manipulates events to maintai...

Released in 1988, "Les Misérables: The Complete Symphonic Recording" is a full-length studio album documenting the entire score of the musical. Produced by Cameron Mackintosh, it features a 125-piece orchestra, far larger than the standard theatrical pit, providing complete symphonic accompaniment....

Flamencos en Nueva York is an album by Spanish flamenco guitarist and composer Gerardo Núñez, originally issued in 1989. The record documents his work as a solo artist at an early stage of his recording career and presents a guitar-centered approach to flamenco. It is relevant to listeners tracing t...

For How Much Longer Do We Tolerate Mass Murder? is the second studio album by the English post-punk band The Pop Group, released in 1980. Issued on Rough Trade Records, the record is known for its explicit political lyrics and aggressive blend of post-punk, funk, and free jazz influences. The album...

The Mini ERA Turbo was a homologation special built in 1985 utilizing a turbocharged engine and wider wheels to compete in Group A touring car racing, resulting in increased power and handling capabilities for the classic Mini platform.

Peking Opera Blues is a 1980 Hong Kong film notable for its innovative fusion of Peking opera performance and martial arts action. Set in 1930s Shanghai, it showcases Tsui Hark’s choreography blending classical opera movements with dynamic fight scenes. The movie is particularly appealing to viewers...

Silverado is a 1985 Western directed by Lawrence Kasdan and featuring an ensemble cast including Kevin Costner, Scott Glenn, and Danny Glover. The film’s production involved multiple writers, including Lawrence and Mark Kasdan, and a large supporting cast. It was released as an American Western in t...

Salvador is a 1986 British-American war drama focusing on a British SAS captain’s involvement in Central America during the early 1980s. James Woods delivers a powerful performance as Richard Boyle, navigating political complexities and covert operations. The film explores themes of morality and int...

"Guitarras Callejeras" is the debut studio album by the Spanish musical duo Pata Negra, released in 1983. Comprising brothers Raimundo and Rafael Amador, the group pioneered a fusion of traditional flamenco with blues and rock elements. The album was instrumental in establishing the band's unique ro...

The Les Misérables original London cast recording captures the 1985 West End premiere of Schönberg’s musical adaptation of Hugo’s novel. This recording features performances from the initial cast and is notable for establishing the show's enduring popularity. It remains a significant soundtrack albu...

Blues de la Frontera is a seminal 1980s flamenco album blending traditional Spanish music with American blues influences. Featuring guitarist Paco Ibarra and vocalist Maria De Lara, it’s notable for its innovative fusion style and the inclusion of the iconic "pata negra" rhythm. The record appeals t...

James Bond, portrayed by Timothy Dalton, stars in *The Living Daylights*, a 1987 spy thriller set during the Cold War. The film’s notable shift represents Dalton's debut as Bond and a return to the series’ original focus on political espionage. It offers an action-packed story suitable for fans of J...

Desperate Housewives is a long-running American television series focusing on the intertwined lives of suburban housewives in Wisteria Lane. The show gained recognition for its darkly comedic exploration of secrets, relationships, and community drama within an affluent neighborhood setting. It prima...

This album features the original 1986 London cast recording of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "The Phantom of the Opera." It stars Michael Crawford as the Phantom and Sarah Brightman as Christine Daaé, capturing the debut performances of the musical's central roles. The score blends operatic, classical, and...

Desperately Seeking Susan is a 1985 New York City-based comedy-drama centered on a mistaken identity involving a housewife and a drifter connected through newspaper advertisements. The film marked Rosanna Arquette’s breakout role alongside Madonna, featuring supporting performances by established ac...

Little Vera is a 1988 Soviet drama-romance film directed by Vasili Pichul. Set in the 1980s, it portrays the anxieties and disillusionment of a young woman navigating adolescence and uncertain futures within the Soviet Union. The film’s quiet realism and exploration of personal struggles resonate wi...

Deus Ex Machina is an experimental computer game conceived and designed by Mel Croucher and first released in 1984 for the ZX Spectrum. The software was accompanied by an audio cassette whose music, narration, and performances were synchronized with events on the screen, making timed playback centra...

Quinceañera, a 1987 Televisa production by Carla Estrada, marked a significant shift in Mexican telenovelas. It was the initial narrative addressing issues such as substance abuse, date rape, and gang activity. The series is recognized as the first telenovela specifically targeted at a teenage audie...

Who’s the Boss? was an American sitcom broadcast on ABC from 1984 to 1992. It centered around Tony Micelli, a former baseball player, who became a live-in housekeeper for advertising executive Angela Bower and her son in Connecticut. The series featured a cast including Katherine Helmond and Danny P...

Code of Silence is a 1985 crime thriller starring Chuck Norris as a police officer investigating a murder within his department. The film explores corruption and loyalty amongst officers, showcasing a tense procedural narrative characteristic of the neo-noir genre. It’s notable for its gritty realis...

Live at the Grand Opera House Belfast is a 1984 live album by Northern Irish singer-songwriter Van Morrison. The recordings were captured during a series of performances in his hometown of Belfast in late 1983. The setlist blends R&B, soul, and jazz influences, backed by a large ensemble that includ...

The Emerald Forest is a 1985 British film set in the Brazilian rainforest. Directed by John Boorman and starring Powers Boothe and Meg Foster, it features a group of individuals navigating the region. The production included notable supporting actors such as Rui Polanah and Dira Paes.

Leisure Suit Larry Goes Looking for Love (in Several Wrong Places) is a 1988 graphical adventure game developed by Al Lowe and published by Sierra On-Line. Utilizing the Creative Interpreter engine with EGA graphics, the game follows Larry Laffer’s misadventure after being stranded on a tropical isl...

Teheran 43 depicts a plot centered on the purported 1943 assassination attempt against Allied leaders at the Tehran Conference. The film explores a fictionalized account of Operation Long Jump, involving Nazi Germany’s alleged scheme. It was produced by Soviet, French, and Swiss companies under dire...

The story is centered around a small group of guerilla freedom fighters on a colonial planet named Deployer, who are known as the "Deployer 7", or "Sun Fang" team. In an unexpected coup, the elected Governor of Deployer becomes dictator and rules Deployer under martial law with the support of Earth'...

R.O.B., short for Robotic Operating Buddy, is a robotic accessory released by Nintendo for the Nintendo Entertainment System in North America in 1985. It responds to optical flashes displayed on a television and physically manipulates accessories used with the compatible games Gyromite and Stack-Up....

The Swatch Sistem51 Irony is a distinctive timepiece originating from Switzerland. It combines an automatic Swiss movement – featuring 51 components and a 90-hour power reserve – with a robust steel case inspired by the 1980s. This watch appeals to individuals seeking a casual, retro style and those...

Live Era '87-'93 is a 1999 double live album by Guns N' Roses. It compiles concert recordings made between 1987 and 1993, covering the period from the band's breakthrough with Appetite for Destruction through the tours associated with the Use Your Illusion albums. The collection serves as a retrospe...