Some songs you don’t appreciate until you see them live. This was one from tonight’s show. The video is not from tonight though.
Samia- Fit N Full
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How I learned to not hate remakes.
Ramones- Little Bit O’Soul
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Styx- Fooling Yourself live 1999
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I was just talking to my Daughter about the Shaggs, which is spiritually related to this:
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I woke up with this rattling around in my brain this morning. Hadn’t heard it years.
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Nice!
Having that bouncing around in my head knocked loose this one!
(Was a time I rocked that haircut, but in purple.)
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Pics or we don’t believe you 
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I was crushing hard on an Egyptian boy in middle school when this one came out.
Got to see them live with a bunch of other big names (DB, Eurythmics, Bob Geldof, UB40) at my first ever music festival in the 90s.
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Both you and @ricepad picked songs that are on my “Walking” Spotify list. The 80s had the right beat. 
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That was a time just before I met Mrs. ricepad, early '80s. She, too, finds it hard to believe, but that was a time when I didn’t get my picture taken much, so I don’t think any of the offending haircut exist! FTR, it was a red cellophane over a blue cellophane, which resulted in a purplish haze. ('Scuze me while I kiss this guy.)
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Guy in back on left, speaking of well-coiffed:
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That time of year again
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Phil’s Motown phase always POed me.
When Genesis went into that Motown medley was my sign to go to the bathroom and get another beer.
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No quibble here.
To our eyes/ears, covering Motown is not a good idea, because a good portion of Motown’s lasting impression goes beyond the song – presentation matters for classic Motown.
Compare Rolling Stones version to these five tall good looking guys’ original version done endless times , . . . guys who could sing and dance the song and put it on the map to be archived:
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