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Various - 80s Mixtape

Musician: Various
Album title: 80s Mixtape
Style: Alternative Rock, Folk Rock, Pop Rock, Indie Rock, Reggae-Pop, New Wave, Ska, Brit Pop, Synth-pop, Funk
Released: 2011
Country: UK
Size MP3 version: 1402 mb
Size APE version: 1567 mb
Size WMA version: 1881 mb
Rating ✫: 4.8
Votes: 656
Format: MIDI WAV MP4 DXD MP1 AAC FLAC
Genre: Electronic / Jazz / Rock / Reggae / Funk / Pop

Various - 80s Mixtape mp3 album

Various Alternative Rock Folk Rock Pop Rock Indie Rock Reggae-Pop New Wave Ska Brit Pop Synth-pop Funk 2011 UK

Tracklist

1-1	–Lloyd Cole And The Commotions*	Perfect Skin	3:10
1-2	–Orange Juice	Rip It Up	5:12
1-3	–Prefab Sprout	Bonny	3:39
1-4	–Echo & The Bunnymen	The Cutter	3:49
1-5	–Aztec Camera	Pillar To Post	3:58
1-6	–Joy Division	Love Will Tear Us Apart	3:21
1-7	–Icicle Works*	Love Is A Wonderful Colour	4:10
1-8	–Japan	Visions Of China	3:35
1-9	–The Human League	The Sound Of The Crowd	4:01
1-10	–Soft Cell	Torch	4:05
1-11	–Spandau Ballet	Chant No. 1 (I Don't Need This Pressure On)	4:02
1-12	–Scritti Politti	Asylums In Jerusalem	3:12
1-13	–UB40	One In Ten	4:26
1-14	–The Beat	Mirror In The Bathroom	3:02
1-15	–Billy Bragg	A New England	2:09
1-16	–Jona Lewie	You'll Always Find Me In The Kitchen At Parties	2:59
1-17	–The Monochrome Set	The Monochrome Set (I Presume)	5:10
1-18	–The Higsons	Run Me Down	3:46
1-19	–Carmel	More More More	3:12
1-20	–Everything But The Girl	Each & Every One	2:43
2-1	–The Smiths	How Soon Is Now?	3:35
2-2	–David Bowie	China Girl	4:14
2-3	–The Waterboys	The Whole Of The Moon	4:59
2-4	–Simple Minds	Waterfront	4:47
2-5	–The Cure	Why Can't I Be You?	3:11
2-6	–Talking Heads	And She Was	3:37
2-7	–Prince	Kiss	3:45
2-8	–Flash And The Pan*	Waiting For A Train	3:40
2-9	–The Style Council	Speak Like A Child	3:12
2-10	–Fine Young Cannibals	Johnny Come Home	3:34
2-11	–The Housemartins	Happy Hour	2:21
2-12	–The Bluebells	Young At Heart	5:24
2-13	–The Special AKA	Nelson Mandela	4:09
2-14	–Communards*	Disenchanted	4:10
2-15	–Blancmange	Don't Tell Me	3:28
2-16	–Yello	Oh Yeah	3:05
2-17	–Matt Bianco	Half A Minute	3:43
2-18	–Strawberry Switchblade	Since Yesterday	2:53
2-19	–The Dream Academy	Life In A Northern Town	4:14
2-20	–The Colourfield	Thinking Of You	3:29
3-1	–REM*	The One I Love	3:14
3-2	–INXS	Need You Tonight	3:00
3-3	–Talk Talk	Give It Up	5:14
3-4	–Morrissey	Everyday Is Like Sunday	3:28
3-5	–World Party	Ship Of Fools	4:25
3-6	–Kirsty MacColl	Days	2:57
3-7	–Sinead O'Connor*	Mandinka	3:44
3-8	–Deacon Blue	Chocolate Girl	3:15
3-9	–China Crisis	Working With Fire And Steel	3:38
3-10	–Thomas Dolby	I Scare Myself	5:36
3-11	–Howard Jones	What Is Love?	3:37
3-12	–The Blow Monkeys	It Doesn't Have To Be This Way	4:00
3-13	–Simply Red	Money's Too Tight To Mention	4:12
3-14	–Chris Rea	Josephine (Version Francaise)	3:54
3-15	–Pretenders*	Don't Get Me Wrong	3:45
3-16	–Shakespear's Sister	You're History	4:24
3-17	–Jesus & The Mary Chain*	Some Candy Talking	3:15
3-18	–Then Jerico	Big Area	4:45
3-19	–The Happy Mondays*	W.F.L.	3:40
3-20	–New Order	Fine Time	4:42

Companies, etc.

Distributed By – Cinram Logistics UK Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Rhino UK
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Virgin Records Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) – EMI Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) – Rhino UK
Copyright (c) – Virgin Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) – EMI Records Ltd.
Pressed By – Sony DADC

Credits

Compiled By, Sequenced By – Alex Macnutt

Notes

UK Edition 3 CD Compilation Album

℗ 2011 Rhino UK, a division of Warner Music UK Ltd / Virgin Records Ltd / EMI Records Ltd.
© 2011 Rhino UK, a division of Warner Music UK Ltd / Virgin Records Ltd / EMI Records Ltd.

A Warner Music Group Company. Distributed by Cinram Logistics UK.

Summary taken from http://www.rhino.co.uk

"The obsession with making your own tapes in the 80s was widespread, either from vinyl sources or the Radio 1 Top 40 countdown combined with some nifty finger work on the pause button! The music policy was more rock and quirky pop than the straight Bangles and Wham that you might hear in the clubs.

80s Mixtape brings together a stellar line up of the best of the bunch from the Eighties with a selection including Orange Juice, The Cure, The Smiths, Joy Division, Lloyd Cole & The Commotions, Aztec Camera, Prefab Sprout, Japan, Echo & The Bunnymen and more.

This is essentially the guitar/ bands equivalent of Ministry Of Sound’s Electronic 80s (same compiler) and also stands up next to 12”80s (UMTV) and Edge Of The 80s (Sony TV). These albums have highlighted the public’s appetite for products that dig a little deeper into the rich 80s catalogue, un-covering tracks and artists that may not grace the airwaves or compilation tracklists as much as they should, making it an essential purchase for many people.

Hence the inclusion of Strawberry Switchblade, Fine Young Cannibals, The Colourfield, The Higsons (Fast Show Charlie Higson’s band), Carmel, Matt Bianco, Then Jericho and The Beat. Not wishing to be too cool for school, there are also some big names making the final cut with David Bowie, Talking Heads, Prince, R.E.M. The Human League and Soft Cell, though due care has been taken to select the more under-compiled songs. The term ‘mixtape’ is enjoying a renaissance in the online DJ blogosphere and the humble cassette has made a comeback as a design icon on high street in fashion and other iconography".