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PRINCE PSYCHEDELIC FURS, THE QUARTERFLASH RANDY TRAVIS RANDY VANWARMER RAY PARKER, JR. REAL LIFE REM REO SPEEDWAGON (ROCK) RESTLESS HEART RICHARD MARX RICK ASTLEY RICK SPRINGFIELD (ROCK) ROBBIE DUPREE ROBERT PALMER (ROCK) ROBERT PLANT ROCKWELL ROD STEWART ROMANTICS, THE RONNIE MILSAP ROXETTE ROY ORBISON RUPERT HOLMES RUSH (ROCK) SADE SCANDAL SHEENA EASTON SIMPLE MINDS SIMPLY RED

Buy New and Used GREATEST HITS    Richard Marx released two albums in the 80's, his self-titled debut in 1987, and Repeat Offender in 1989.  The 1987 debut is packed with hits, such as "Don't Mean Nothing," "Endless Summer Nights," and "Should've Known Better."  Marx continues to produce (2004 - My Own Best Enemy). 1987 Self-Titled Debut DON'T MEAN NOTHING: [chorus] Cause it don't mean nothin', The words that they say, Don't mean nothin', These games that people play, No, it don't mean nothin', No victim, no crime, It don't mean nothin', Till you sign it on that dotted line [etc] 1989 Repeat Offender

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