Rewind 03

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November 6, 2016 - 5:16 pm

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00:00:00,Madonna,Like A Prayer	,,Sire
00:04:01,Talk Talk,Such A Shame	,,	EMI
00:07:05,Hall & Oates,I Can't Go For That (No Can Do),	Extended version	,RCA
00:10:07,Living In A Box,Living In A Box,,		Chrysalis
00:11:53,Kim Wilde,Cambodia	,,	RAK
00:15:36,Duran Duran,Save A Prayer,,		EMI
00:18:40,Duran Duran,The Wild Boys,	Wilder That Wild Boys Extended mix	,EMI
00:22:16,Cameo,Word Up,	Extended version	,Mercury
00:25:25,Cock Robin,The Promise You Made,	Extended version	,Columbia
00:29:35,Anything Box,Carmen,	Revisited version	,Epic
00:33:13,Harold Faltermeyer,Axel F,	12 Inch version	,MCA
00:34:44,Yazoo,	Situation,	Special Dub Vocal edit	,Sire
00:38:19,The BBQ Band,	On The Beat,	Original 12 Inch version	,Capitol Records
00:41:22,Spargo,You And Me	,,	Lark
00:43:56,Sydney Youngblood,If Only I Could,,		Circa
00:45:46,Ben Liebrand,The Eve Of The War,	Deep Space mix	,CBS
00:48:39,Giorgio Moroder,Chase,	Original 12 Inch version	,Casablanca
00:51:43,Talk Talk,It's My Life,	Extended version	,EMI
00:54:33,Yazoo,Nobody's Diary,	Extended version	,Mute
00:59:05,Dead Or Alive,You Spin Me 'Round (Like A Record),	Murder mix	,Epic
01:02:34,New Order,Blue Monday	,Complete Original 12 Inch version	,Factory
01:05:38,Bronski Beat,Smalltown Boy,,		London Records
01:08:43,Bronski Beat,Why	,,	London Records
01:11:08,Ultravox,Dancing With Tears In My Eyes,,		Chrysalis
01:12:58,Döf,Codo	,,	WEA

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Back to my child hood I guess, as this set contains a lot of tracks that are part of my earliest memories of music! When I grew up we didn't always turn on the TV in the evening, but instead played records or listed to the radio (and taped it with a tape recorder!). And these are the tracks that came along!

In this episode of Rewind mostly 80s classics, from Madonna and Kim Wilde to Cock Robin and Bronski Beat. Even a bit of disco with Spargo and The BBQ Band and the synth-pop classics of Harol Faltermeyer (who doesn't know this famous Beverly Hills Cop tune?), Giorgio Moroder, New Order and Ben Liebrands' take on The Eve Of The War

Good times

Enjoy!