Songs that define my path/ part 2

Hi, I'm back from work and I'm ready to finish part 2. If you want to read part 1, here it is: https://hive.blog/hive-177682/@superr/songs-that-define-my-path

At number 7: Pet Shop Boys - It's A Sin

This is a group that I listened to a lot when I was young, it was constantly playing on the radio, and after listening to it so much I ended up hating it a little, but it is a great group. I recently heard that they have gotten back together to give a concert, I hope to be lucky and be able to go see one if it is near me.

At number 8: The Jacksons - Can You Feel It

And who hasn't heard the Jackson Five? Damn, I just realized that they removed that name and now it says The Jacksons. I guess it's because there are only 3 of the brothers left since another of the brothers recently died.

My cousin was driving me crazy since we didn't have a stereo at home and she would come over to my house to listen to it. There came a time when she would pull the hair out of her head one by one but she said it was without realizing it. She's crazy hahahahahaha

At number 9: Fedde Le Grand - Put Your Hands Up For Detroit and Let Me Think About It

I put these two together because I heard them for the first time, at a party at Pacha Ibiza in Ibiza where I went with some friends and my goodness, what a party I had. I remember that when I got home and went to withdraw money from the ATM, I realized that I had spent more than 2000 euros and when I saw it, "My God, what did I do? Now how do I stop my wife from coming in?"

At number 10: George Thorogood & The Destroyers - Bad To The Bone

Well, I used to listen to this song when I was deployed with NATO during the Bosnian war, which, as you know, was a massacre of civilians. This is the song I played in the company for my soldiers to boost their morale and stop them from thinking about what they had seen. Thank God we all came back and were able to return home safely. I say this because I am an officer in my country's armed forces.

Well, that's all. The next post will be about soundtracks that left their mark on me. Greetings.