Let's post Cold War music videos; I'll start off with "Russians" by Sting

[eShirl]

[Tobin S.]

1. A song signifying the end of the Cold War

[eShirl]

2. excellent one

[lame54]

3. (No) Russians And there ain't no Yanks Just corporate criminals Playin' with tanks

Well

Well they blew the horns
And the walls came down
They'd all been warned
And the walls came down

They stood there laughing
They're not laughing anymore
The walls came down

Sanctuary fades, congregation splits
Nightly military raids, the congregation splits
It's a song of assassins, ringin' in your ears
We got terrorists thinking, playing on fears
Oh

Well they blew the horns
And the walls came down
They'd all been warned
But the walls came down

I don't think there are any Russians
And there ain't no Yanks
Just corporate criminals
Playin' with tanks

Die, die, die, die
Yes, come on
Die, die
Come on, come on, come on
Die, die, wake up
Wake up
Die, die
Go, yeah
Die, die, die, die, die, die
Come on, come on, come on, come on
Die, die

[eShirl]

5. wow, I'd completely forgotten about that one

Thanks

[hibbing]

15. Beat me to it

Hey,
Love that one, shame he died so young.

Peace

[eShirl]

4. Games Without Frontiers - Peter Gabriel

[jakeXT]

6. Land Of Confusion

[Tuesday Afternoon]

7. Tears For Fears - "Everybody Wants To Rule The World"

[jakeXT]

8. Reminds me of Real Genius

http://vimeo.com/30118007

[lame54]

12. That's exactly what I think of when I hear this song

[Denninmi]

9. Jackson Brown

[rug]

10. Eve of Destruction

And of course the rw response, the Dawn of Correction.

[Doc_Technical]

11. The bad old days

It's a mistake

American Boy Soldier

[Tom Kitten]

13. Got a few for ya

Charles Mingus - "Oh Lord Don't Let them Drop That Atomic Bomb On Me" 1962

Toni Fisher "West Of The Wall" 1962

The Insane "Nuclear War" 1982

Lesson Seven "Radiation" 1989

And the ending to Dr. Strangelove...Vera Lynn "We'll Meet Again"

[In_The_Wind]

14. Doctor Who

[nomorenomore08]

16. The Fixx - "Red Skies"

[Aristus]

17. "Moonlight And Vodka" by Chris De Burgh.

The singer who wrote "The Lady In Red" riffed on "The Spy Who Came In From The Cold" a few years earlier...