The '80s

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memly wrote:Oh yeh and Swingout Sister.... Breakout.
Which'll let you mix 'True Faith' into it, no problem...
"Gimme the sight to see
another world outside that's full of
all the broken things that I made"
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KLF - What Time Is Love?
Bomb The Bass - Beat Dis
S'Express - Theme From S'Express

I could go on...

(PS Come On Eileen always storms 80's based parties...)

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tcb2000 wrote:(PS Come On Eileen always storms 80's based parties...)
"I don't DO clubs, OK?!"
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Cabaret Voltaire - Yashar
Japan - Visions of China
The Associates - Club Country
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ahhh Visions of China. A true classic. Nice choice Sid.
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NOOOOOOOOO, I SAID LEAVE ME ALONE GET OUT OF MY HEAD.....

Ah the medication seems to have kicked back in

King in a catholic style - China Crisis (Thanks Loopz for reminding me of one of the most embarressing moments of my school days)

Get up - Technotronic (? on the name of the track but it was done with a female Mozabuiquian rapper and I still to this day will occasionally break out humming a few bars)

Axel F- Harold Faltemeyer

another 3 suggestions dredged up from the teenage nightmare that was the 80's tomorrow
Be Pure, Be Vigilant, BEHAVE.
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Black Lace-Agadoo

It defined the decade,can't believe it's not been mentioned yet.
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Loads that I could mention, but I still listen to the following (as if anyone's shocked! :P ):

A Guy Called Gerald - Voodoo Ray
808 State - Pacific State
Bomb The Bass - Beat Dis

(okay, not what you'd immediately think when you hear "80's", but a lot of my other favourite tracks of that ilk, i.e. Visage's "Fade To Grey", etc, have already been mentioned) 8)
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Sweet thread! I'm having a huge 80s revival thanks to iTunes at the moment.


Tears for Fears - Everybody Wants to Rule the World

U2 - Pride (In the Name of Love)

The Cult - She Sells Sanctuary

Joy Division - Love Will Tear Us Apart


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Ok i've been checking out lots of Smith songs & I love a lot of the slow miserable tracks but you want people to enjoy this night :)

Therefore I think "This Charming Man" would go down a storm.

Failing that "Bigmouth strikes again", "The boy with the thorn in his side", "Still ill" or "What difference does it make"
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If you were doing a Smiths track, surely Hang the DJ would be most appropriate :wink:



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Loopz wrote:Ok i've been checking out lots of Smith songs & I love a lot of the slow miserable tracks but you want people to enjoy this night :)

Therefore I think "This Charming Man" would go down a storm.

Failing that "Bigmouth strikes again", "The boy with the thorn in his side", "Still ill" or "What difference does it make"
You would have loved Johnny Marr and Andy Rourke performing "How Soon Is Now?" and "There Is A Light That Never Goes Out" for the "Manchester vs Cancer" gig last month, then! :)
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usernick wrote:
Loopz wrote:Ok i've been checking out lots of Smith songs & I love a lot of the slow miserable tracks but you want people to enjoy this night :)

Therefore I think "This Charming Man" would go down a storm.

Failing that "Bigmouth strikes again", "The boy with the thorn in his side", "Still ill" or "What difference does it make"
You would have loved Johnny Marr and Andy Rourke performing "How Soon Is Now?" and "There Is A Light That Never Goes Out" for the "Manchester vs Cancer" gig last month, then! :)

Usernick: Thats excellent
Who sung the tunes??

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RickySteamBoat wrote:
usernick wrote:
Loopz wrote:Ok i've been checking out lots of Smith songs & I love a lot of the slow miserable tracks but you want people to enjoy this night :)

Therefore I think "This Charming Man" would go down a storm.

Failing that "Bigmouth strikes again", "The boy with the thorn in his side", "Still ill" or "What difference does it make"
You would have loved Johnny Marr and Andy Rourke performing "How Soon Is Now?" and "There Is A Light That Never Goes Out" for the "Manchester vs Cancer" gig last month, then! :)

Usernick: Thats excellent
Who sung the tunes??

ricky
Johnny, and he was pretty good as well! :)
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Yeah sounds great. I never did get to see The Smiths live :cry:
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