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    Quote Originally Written by marmite7 View Post
    Released here on Passion, but is it any good? I really can't remember it :icon_confused:


    Also, Panic 12", which I think was a freebie with a Passion Tracking LP, but again can't recall who did that!
    Tie me down: It's a classic. One of her best tracks IMO. I added the Harem release to the disco record vault yesterday. The Mexian release w/ a different song on the B-side is in the archives already.

    "Panic" rings a bell, but I can't remember either who did that. I'll have to ponder. It may or may not have been Ms Williams.

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    Quote Originally Written by thommy2458 View Post
    I'm surprised no one mentioned Quartzlock "No Regrets"-
    does anyone remember this? I thought it was a masterpiece
    at the time-so much drama.

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    Re: Old Tracks EVERYONE Should Have

    just read your list...
    i have every 1!!!
    what about
    lisa-love is like an itching
    hazel dean- evergreen/jealous love
    hot gossip-break me into little pieces
    two girls-there's another boy in town
    joanne daniels-after the rainbow
    ross-don't stop
    zino-lovin is really my game
    i could go on all night!!!
    i still wish that were clubs that play hi nrg/boystown/italo music all nite long!!
    fire island in edinburgh rocked my world!!!
    stuart pettigrue was the best dj i have ever heard

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    "Because there's music in the air."

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    I love 'Spys' by Ronnie Griffith.:icon_razz: I know Bobby O's stuff can be hit & miss but when he's good, there really is nobody better (certainly outside of Europe) at atmospheric, sequencer-led hi-nrg.
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    Quote Originally Written by SandraDee View Post
    I love 'Spys' by Ronnie Griffith.:icon_razz:
    I always liked this more than (The Best Part Of) Breakin' Up. It seemed so New Wave and progressive at the time. So Liquid Sky. So international.

    Ronnie was never a belter either. But she crafted a clever little talk/sing performance on this one.

    "In Hong Kong Tokyo, Berlin to Rome, Baghdad Germaneeeeeeee..."

    The question is, did Bobby O borrow the synths from Native Love (slowed down), or did he recycle the SPYS synths (revved up) and graft them onto Native Love?
    "Because there's music in the air."

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    Can't believe by nancy martin has got be on the list...a dirty little tune if ever i heard one...mixes nicely into walk the night by skatt bros

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    Quote Originally Written by FranceJoliFan View Post
    I always liked this more than (The Best Part Of) Breakin' Up. It seemed so New Wave and progressive at the time.

    The question is, did Bobby O borrow the synths from Native Love (slowed down), or did he recycle the SPYS synths (revved up) and graft them onto Native Love?

    Yes, Native Love & Spys could appeal to both disco fans & new wave fans alike couldn't they? I know that I Feel Love always appealed to disco people & to punk rockers here in the UK; it's the almost brutal use of sequencers & 'unusual' vocals that give them the 'rock' appeal I s'pose.
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    Quote Originally Written by SandraDee View Post
    I know that I Feel Love always appealed to disco people & to punk rockers here in the UK...
    I like the British punk/new wave influences on US dance music too: The Clash, Joy Division, The Smiths. And all the goth 80's stuff. Fun music to dance to. Especially those alt Aussies:

    "Because there's music in the air."

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    Quote Originally Written by FranceJoliFan View Post
    I like the British punk/new wave influences on US dance music too: The Clash, Joy Division, The Smiths. And all the goth 80's stuff. Fun music to dance to. Especially those alt Aussies:

    I like the Smiths too but am sure curious why Morrissey seems SO resistant to the idea of reuniting....I read somewhere he said he wouldn't reunite with the band for a million dollars. And did you hear what he did a few months ago? He was performing on stage and someone in the audience threw a paper cup which struck him and he simply walked off and didn't return....end of the show. I understand how angry that would make a performer but do you think he did the right thing.....that punished the entire audience, not just the drunk who threw the drink....Once someone threw a small whiskey bottle at Ted Nugent and it hit him in the face.....he jumped into the audience, caught the guy who threw the bottle (he knew who it was because a group of his fans sat on the guy), and threw the guy out but then continued the show. 2/15/2010

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    My fave Morrissey story is when he was performing in California & there was a barbecue going on near to the stage & Morrissey (a devout vegetarian) said over the microphone 'I can smell burning flesh, I do hope it's human'!
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    CorySandra: Morrissey would certainly qualify for VH1's next DIVAS show.

    I do like his distinctive voice, and his solo work. I wouldn't bother with a Smiths reunion. That was a special time that can't be duplicated (although maybe they could do it once during halftime at The SuperBowl.)

    I would like to see Morissey and Marianne Faithfull tour together, though...

    "Because there's music in the air."

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    Magnifique - Magnifique
    E G Daily - Love in the shadows (12" mix)
    Lime - Guilty/Angel eyes (Medley)
    Lime - Your Love
    Divine - Native love
    Sylvester - Don't stop
    Flirts - Passion
    Miquel Brown - So many men
    Charade - Got to get to you
    Passengers - Hot leather

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