Here we are yet again about to delve into the smoky atmosphere of 80’s club life with the third in the series of eight New Wave Club Class discs. This time around there are some huge indie hits lined up with underground dark classics showing the variety and crossover between Electro/EBM and Pop Punk. Kicking off with the finest openers from the Cabs and Gazza Numan, through numerous bangers, and finally to the mighty Clash and Spizz closing out. Truly this is a master-piece to behold. But of course, you already knew that if you’ve been following the Club Class posts of recent weeks. Music requires a leap of faith when listening to something for the first time, be it a new release from your favourite band, or a hunch based on the album/single cover, or worse yet, on the say so of some repulsive and arrogant journalist. These albums will not be everybody’s cup of tea, that’s life. But what they are is representative of when dance and club music was open to pretty much everything from the independent subculture and underground scene that was breaking out across the world. It was about entertainment for all who seek it out.
Still ripped to MP3 @ 320kbps
Nag Nag Nag - Cabaret Voltaire
Flying Turns - Crash Course in Science
Are Friends Electric? - Gary Numan
Gioconda Smile - Poesie Noire
The Model - Kraftwerk
What We All Want - Gang of Four
Je Veux ton Amour - Section 25
Oh La La La - TC Matic
Walls of Jericho - Virgin Prunes
Shake the Mind - C Cat Trance
Rhythm - Anna Domino
Back to Nature - Fad Gadget
Magnificent Seven - The Clash
Where’s Captain Kirk? – Spizzenergi
Still searching and finding all kinds of good stuff, 320 isn't that bad, I usually only convert the off the charts in the spectrum analyzer FLACs.
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Mega looks to be pretty stable, I've only lost/taken down two files from their servers...
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