Electronic 80s
[Disc 1]
01. (04:37) Ultravox - Vienna
02. (03:33) Gary Numan - Cars
03. (09:04) Soft Cell - Tainted Love - Where Did Our Love Go? [12' Mix]
04. (03:24) Visage - Fade To Grey
05. (02:48) Yazoo - Don't Go
06. (03:28) Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Enola Gay
07. (03:21) Joy Division - Love Will Tear Us Apart
08. (04:48) Japan - Quiet Life
09. (03:54) Duran Duran - Planet Earth
10. (03:39) The Human league - Being Boiled
11. (03:37) Heaven 17 - Penthouse And Pavement
12. (03:36) Simple Minds - Promised You A Miracle
13. (03:09) Kim Wilde - Kids In America
14. (03:46) Altered Images - Don't Talk To Me About Love
15. (03:29) Fiction Factory - [Feels Like] Heaven
16. (03:38) Art Of Noise - Close [To The Edit]
17. (03:52) M - Pop Muzik
18. (02:59) Jona Lewie - You'll Always Find Me In The Kitchen At Parties
19. (04:15) Gary Numan - Tubeway Army - Are 'Friends' Electric?
20. (03:55) Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Maid Of Orleans
Playing Time.........: 01:18:51
[Disc 2]
01. (04:37) The Human League - Love Action [I Believe In Love]
02. (03:24) Heaven 17 - Temptation
03. (03:18) Spandau Ballet - To Cut A Long Story Short
04. (04:06) Scritti Politti - Absolute
05. (03:44) Blancmange - Living On The Ceiling
06. (03:29) The Thompson Twins - Love On Your Side
07. (05:29) A Flock Of Seagulls - Wishing [If I Had A Photograph Of You]
08. (03:27) China Crisis - Black Man Ray
09. (04:46) Thomas Dolby - Hyperactive!
10. (02:59) Landscape - Einstein A Go-Go
11. (05:15) Simple Minds - New Gold Dream [81-82-83-84]
12. (04:05) B.E.F. - Groove Thang
13. (03:37) Lotus Eaters - The First Picture Of You
14. (03:26) Stephen Duffy - Kiss Me
15. (03:39) Go West - We Close Our Eyes
16. (03:42) Kajagoogoo - Too Shy
17. (03:40) Furniture - Brilliant Mind
18. (03:33) Belouis Some - Imagination
19. (03:49) It's Immaterial - Driving Away From Home [Jim's Tune]
20. (04:37) The Art of Noise - Moments In Love
Playing Time.........: 01:18:43
[Disc 3]
01. (03:30) Tears For Fears - Mad World
02. (03:58) Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls
03. (04:58) New Order - Blue Monday
04. (04:21) Duran Duran - The Reflex
05. (04:28) Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy
06. (03:39) Yazoo - Situation [12' Remix]
07. (03:35) Erasure - Sometimes
08. (04:08) David Bowie - Fashion
09. (03:33) Blondie - Rapture
10. (03:48) Philip Oakey & Giorgio Moroder - Together In Electric Dreams
11. (03:27) Johnny Hates Jazz - Shattered Dreams
12. (04:09) Deborah Harry - French Kissin' In The USA [Edit]
13. (03:36) Classix Nouveaux - Is It A Dream
14. (03:42) Sigue Sigue Sputnik - Love Missile F1-11
15. (02:37) Devo - Whip It
16. (03:17) John Foxx - Underpass
17. (04:21) Sparks - Beat The Clock
18. (04:13) Propaganda - Duel
19. (03:30) Paul Hardcastle - 19
20. (04:00) M-A-R-R-S - Pump Up The Volume
Playing Time.........: 01:16:50
This album charts the birth of synthesised pop music in the 1980s and ultimately
the roots of contemporary electronic dance music.
The importance and continued popularity of 80s pop is not to be underestimated,
and the emergence of serious synthesised music producers in Kraftwerk, The
Human League, Heaven 17, The B.E.F., OMD, Yazoo, Ultravox, Talk Talk, Japan,
Devo, Sparks, Gary Numan, New Order and The Pet Shop Boys, all of whom
massively pushed the boundaries in experimenting with (mainly) Roland synths in
this era, ultimately showed the way for the house and techno producers of the 90s
to the present day.
Within this more serious side there was also some brilliant, pure synth - pop from
The Thompson Twins, Scritti Politti, Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, Thomas Dolby,
Simple Minds, Propaganda, Erasure, China Crisis, Belouis Some, The Lotus
Eaters, A Flock Of Seagulls, Howard Jones, Blancmange and The Associates.
As with the 2 preceding Anthems releases we have cherry picked a mix of the
biggest commercial tracks in addition to the most important and influential ones
making it a truly fantastic collector뭩 package and thoroughly entertaining listen.
The TV creative promises to be truly epic, proper hairs on the back of the neck
stuff...
Electronic 80s pt.2
[Disc 1]
01. [03:58] The Human League - Don't You Want Me
02. [03:35] Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams [Are Made Of This]
03. [03:40] Kraftwerk - The Model
04. [03:31] Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Souvenir
05. [03:10] Yazoo - Only You
06. [03:52] Talk Talk - It's My Life
07. [03:27] Duran Duran - Girls On Film
08. [03:38] Spandau Ballet - Instinction
09. [04:29] Japan - Ghosts
10. [04:23] Scritti Politti - The Word Girl
11. [04:17] Heaven 17 - Let Me Go
12. [03:28] The Stranglers - Golden Brown
13. [03:58] Simple Minds - Glittering Prize
14. [04:01] Midge Ure - No Regrets
15. [04:55] Propaganda - Dr. Mabuse
16. [03:36] John Foxx - Europe After The Rain
17. [04:38] David Sylvian & Ryuichi Sakamoto - Forbidden Colours
18. [04:45] Gary Numan - We Are Glass
19. [03:51] Tangerine Dream - Love On A Real Train
20. [03:41] Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Welcome To The Pleasuredome
Playing Time.........: 01:18:53
[Disc 2]
01. [03:57] Frankie Goes To Hollywood - Relax
02. [03:53] Spandau Ballet - Gold
03. [03:59] Howard Jones - Pearl In The Shell
04. [03:27] Erasure - A Little Respect
05. [03:31] Altered Images - I Could Be Happy
06. [04:49] The Communards With Sarah Jane Morris - Don't Leave Me This Way
07. [03:03] Living In A Box - Living In A Box
08. [04:10] Go West - Call Me
09. [03:46] Re-Flex - The Politics Of Dancing
10. [04:45] Thompson Twins - Hold Me Now
11. [03:42] Thomas Dolby - She Blinded Me With Science
12. [03:56] The Human League - Open Your Heart
13. [04:18] China Crisis - King In A Catholic Style [Wake Up]
14. [03:25] New Musik - Living By Numbers
15. [03:34] Scritti Politti - Wood Beez (Pray Like Aretha Franklin)
16. [03:40] Heaven 17 - Sunset Now
17. [03:30] Sparks - No.1 Song In Heaven
18. [04:05] Ultravox - Dancing With Tears In My Eyes
19. [03:57] Art Of Noise - Beat Box
20. [04:30] Yazoo - Nobody's Diary
Playing Time.........: 01:17:56
[Disc 3]
01. [04:07] David Bowie - Let's Dance
02. [04:20] Simple Minds - Don't You [Forget About Me]
03. [03:24] Duran Duran - Hungry Like The Wolf
04. [05:03] Wham - Everything She Wants
05. [03:38] Talking Heads - And She Was
06. [03:44] Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Locomotion
07. [03:15] Dead Or Alive - You Spin Me Round [Like A Record]
08. [03:49] Freeze - IOU
09. [03:47] Blondie - Atomic
10. [04:12] Billy Idol - White Wedding
11. [03:04] Devo - Jerkin' Back 'N' Forth
12. [03:40] A Flock Of Seagulls - I Ran
13. [05:52] New Order - True Faith
14. [04:13] Electronic - Getting Away With It
15. [03:55] Laid Back - White Horse
16. [03:46] Prefab Sprout - When Love Breaks Down
17. [03:43] Japan - I Second That Emotion
18. [03:43] Kim Carnes - Bette Davis Eyes
19. [03:49] David Bowie & Pat Metheny Group - This Is Not America
20. [04:16] Roxy Music - Avalon
Playing Time.........: 01:19:19
The beginning of the decade was marked by the New Romantic movement and later by
fashion inspired by heavy metal bands, including teased hair, ripped jeans and neon clothing.
Some clothing and mens hairstyles had influences from the 1950s, especially in the first part
of the decade.
Significant fashion trends of the 1980s include
During the early 1980s there was a resurgence of interest in the ladies' evening wear styles
of the early 1940s peplums, batwing sleeves and other design elements of the times were reinterpreted
for a new market. The shoulder pad helped define the silhouette and was
reintroduced in cut foam versions, especially in well-cut suits reminiscent of the WWII era.
Before too long, these masculinized shapes were adopted by women seeking success in the
corporate world and became an icon of women's attempts to smash the glass ceiling, a
mission that was added by their notable appearance in the TV series Dynasty.
As the decade wore on, shoulder pads became the defining fashion statement of the era,
known as power dressing and bestowing the perception of status and position onto those
who wore them. They became both larger and more ubiquitous~every garment from the
brassiere upwards would come with its own set of shoulder pads. To prevent excessive
shoulder padding, velcro was sewn onto the pads so that the wearer could choose how many
sets to wear. By the end of the era, some shoulder pads were the size of dinner plates. It was
inevitable that as the cycle of fashion turned
Leg warmers are coverings for the lower legs, similar to socks but thicker and generally
footless. Leg warmers were originally dancewear worn by ballet and other classic dancers.
Leg warmers are worn by dancers in keep warm the leg muscles and to prevent cramped and
injured muscles.
Construction
Traditionally knitted from pure wool, leg warmers are more typically made of cotton, synthetic
fibers, or both. Some are made of other materials, such as chenille. Other leg warmers are
made of wool, camel hair and Old English Sheep Dog hair.
Leg warmers can vary in length, though not in width, due to the material's stretchiness. They
are commonly worn to just below the knee, though many dancers prefer it to extend to cover
the lower parts of the thigh. Some leg warmers cover the entire foot; these warmers usually
have a pad that grips the floor so the dancer does not slip - however this has been known to
cause career-ending injury. Some leg warmers are particularly short and made of thinner
material; these are also known as 'ankle warmers'.
Ray-Ban is a high end manufacturer of sunglasses, founded in 1937 by Bausch & Lomb.
They were introduced for the United States Army Air Corps. In 1999, Bausch & Lomb sold the
brand to the Italian Luxottica Group
Ray-Bans were created in 1937. Some years earlier, Lieutenant John MacCready returned
from a balloon flying adventure and complained that the sun had permanently damaged his
eyes. He contacted Bausch & Lomb asking them to create sunglasses that would provide
protection and also look elegant. On May 7, 1937, Bausch & Lomb took out the patent.The
prototype, known as Anti-Glare, had an extremely light frame weighing 150 grams. They were
made of gold-plated metal with green lenses made of mineral glass to filter out infrared and
ultraviolet rays. Pilots in the United States Army Air Corps immediately adopted the
sunglasses.The Ray-Ban Aviator became a well-known style of sunglasses when General
Douglas MacArthur landed on the beach in the Philippines in World War II, and
photographers snapped several pictures of him wearing them.
Denim is a rugged cotton twill textile, in which the weft passes under two [twi- "double"] or
more warp threads. This produces the familiar diagonal ribbing identifiable on the reverse of
the fabric, which distinguishes denim from cotton duck. Denim has been in American usage
since the late 18th century.The word comes from the name of a sturdy fabric called serge,
originally made in N?es, France, by the Andr?family. Originally called serge de N?es, the
name was soon shortened to denim.Denim was traditionally colored blue with indigo dye to
make blue "jeans", though "jean" then denoted a different, lighter cotton textile; the
contemporary use of jean comes from the French word for Genoa, Italy [Genes], where the
first denim trousers were made.
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