MTV Programming Week of 1984-01-25

The music video contains footage of the band playing while a boy is playing the arcade game Pole Position over which Rob Halford's face is superimposed.

Video promo for Kiss: All Hell's Breakin' Loose.

Manfred Mann's Earth Band performs in the music video "The Runner" from the album "Somewhere in Afrika" recorded for Arista Records. Manfred Mann sings and the band plays the song on a darkened sound stage while clips play from the Olympics including athletes running track and runners carrying the Olympic torch.

Rainbow performs in the music video "Can't Let You Go" from the album "Bent Out of Shape" recorded for Polydor and Mercury Records. The music video opens as a man in Victorian clothing approaches a woman sleeping in a bed. He carries her to a crypt where the band perform.

The Stray Cats performs in the music video "Look at That Cadillac" from the album "Rant n' Rave with the Stray Cats" recorded for EMI America Records. The music video opens with shots of a variety of Cadillac cars. The band performs on a purple stage. They also visit car lots looking at Cadillacs.

Official promo video of the Thompson Twins's first single from their fourth studio album, "Into the Gap" (1984).

Twilley basically discusses the subject of the song with a high school - or maybe college - football team. The players and cheerleaders also find the time to watch one another in the showers courtesy of a hole in the wall.

Video promo for Genesis: That's All.

Heaven performs in the music video "Rock School" from the album "Where Angels Fear to Tread" recorded for Columbia Records and Brighton Records. The music video opens with the band running down a high school hallway with a large man and dog chasing them. They hid in the girls locker and sing around the school.

A music video for Billy Idol's song 'Rebel Yell'.

The music video for Elton John's "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues," which shows a young couple being separated during the 1950's because the guy has been forced to leave for National Service.

Cyndi Lauper's official music video for 'Girls Just Want To Have Fun'.

The video was a clipshow, as are most posthumous Lennon videos.

Music video of Huey Lewis and the News performing "I Want a New Drug".

Official music video for "So Bad" by Paul McCartney.