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Wellesley, MA native Billy Squier released his third studio album 'Emotions in Motion' 44 years ago today, July 23, 1982. MTV and radio-friendly “Everybody Wants You” became his third Top-40 hit, following "The Stroke" and "In the Dark".

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Bfsjr1 month ago

My first concert :1982, Queen & Billy Squire - Boston Garden

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Grand Wizard of X!1 month ago

He's much too accomplished to be referenced on Toucher & Hardy during their 7:00 hour of shitty bands and albums that nobohas ever heard of nor cares about

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Just win Jeff1 month ago

I remember when he was with piper.

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Warm401 month ago

One video wrecked it all.

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lkristiel1 month ago

Roller skating song! 🛼

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Kathleen Moline1 month ago

And one of the first Christmas song videos on MTV - Christmas is the time to say I love you

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BigZip3301 month ago

Such bullshit he’s not in the Wellesley High Hall of Fame.

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Hate Coincidences1 month ago

He was great for ten minutes back in ‘82. I loved Everybody Wants You. We thought he was the new Bruce Springsteen. His story is why rockers don’t do choreographed dance numbers in music videos anymore.

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Maureen1 month ago

I had occasion to work with him once and he was a giant, self-important asshole. And this was easily 25 years after his heyday. Sorry, BRW, I can’t “heart” this one…

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🇺🇲 Catherine 🌊⛱️🇫🇮1 month ago

Been a long time, going to have to revisit his music.

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Brady Quartermaine1 month ago

All I can see is that video of Billy skipping around. 🙈

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Tristan Tristano1 month ago

And the video of him frolicking in the sheets alone in a bedroom. Can't remember the song, but it had a ghey vibe and ended his career.

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I Could Never Get The Hang Of Ideology1 month ago

He was so great. One of those artists who started when you’re in college so you associate them with your college years and the Jersey Shore bars during summer. And then that damned video…

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Rhode Islander1 month ago

"In The Dark" is a certified banger.

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Patrick L. Reynolds1 month ago

Who is this Squier you speak of ,Sire?

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