Early Videos Broadcast On PopClips
- Split Enz -- "I Hope I Never"
- Pretenders -- "Brass in Pocket"
- Kim Carnes -- "More Love"
- Mike Nesmith -- "Rio"
- Huey Lewis and the News -- "Some of My Lies Are True (Sooner or Later)"
- Huey Lewis and the News -- "Don't Ever Tell Me That You Love Me"
- Jo Jo Zep & The Falcons -- "Security"
- The Police -- "Walking on the Moon"
- Rolling Stones -- "Waiting on a Friend"
- The Tourists -- "I Only Want to Be with You"
- Madness -- "One Step Beyond"
- Split Enz -- "I Got You"
- Squeeze -- "Cool for Cats"
- The Police -- "Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic"
- The Waitresses -- "I Know What Boys Like"
- Mi-Sex -- "Computer Games"
- Pearl Harbor and the Explosions -- "Drivin"
- Toto -- "99"
- Thin Lizzy -- "Waiting For An Alibi"
- Tycoon --"Such a Woman"
- Lucifer's Friend --"Goodbye Girls"
- Pearl Harbor and the Explosions --"Drivin'"
- Boney M --"Rivers of Babylon"
- Poco --"Crazy Love"
- Graham Parker --"Protection"
- Carly Simon --"Vengance"
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