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1, 2, 3
Edit: they literally told us the answer here
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They’re all driving on the wrong side of the road: they’re all doomed.
Ended up seeing this from a link another diser put in another thread and kept scrolling but then closed the tab and can’t remember who it was so apologies, but enjoyed this snippet from a chat about NOW reissues.
I have always maintained, for myself personally, 1987 was the end of the 80’s for me.
Gave up on the 80’s just on the cusp of endless annoying PWL production, Jive Fucking Bunny, introduction of Chicago House, and every other track between 1988-1990 using Funky Drummer as a driving beat (apart from FYC I’m Not The Man I Used To Be being the exception).
This comp though brings back holidays in the summer of 86 to Butlins or was it Pontins as I matured to the immature age of 16.
Chris S mentioned the turning point of 80’smusic was 1985 with Live AID, I think it peaked for me in 1984 with Band AID, things got steadily shitter after the golden years of 1980-1984.
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This one! Haha, it was the absolute Holy Grail of OK boomery.
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Link to all the comments (including the one you posted, many thanks for that, it cheered me up on a slightly bleak-feeling evening)
thats it 
really made me laugh how they are going on!
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everything including vocs masterminded by Tumultus aka Obizuth aka Alan Belfor
the aka Alan at the end has done me a bit
