seven song shuffle

[Marky Dread]

I love that New Musik album.

Yep Tony Mansfield is a good writer/producer.

[Low Down Low]

Shuffle shuffle shuffle...

1. Billy Hunt - The Jam
2. C.I.D. - U.K. Subs
3. Bed and Breakfast Man (Peel Session) - Madness
4. Skin Deep - The Stranglers
5. Vindictive - The Slits
6. Living By Numbers - New Musik
7. David Watts - The Kinks

Great song, brings me back to my K-Tel days. "They don't want your name...."

Sanctuary, Straight Lines, Living By Numbers, This World of Water...all great pop songs.

All on the album A To B (1980).

Enjoy.

https://mega.nz/#!2tlxXayY!oW_cJnmRq5Fk ... 0aif0ooVtE

Brilliant mate, thanks. I'll be surprised if there's a song as good as LBN on it, but looking forward to finding out :)

Just dug out my old K-tel collection and got this song on Star Tracks which has got some great pop stuff on it: 7teen by The Regents, Echo Beach, Turning Japanese, When I'm WIth You. Of course there's a fair amount of schlock on it too, but to a 12 year old it was all Rock 'N Roll

[Marky Dread]

Shuffle shuffle shuffle...

1. Billy Hunt - The Jam
2. C.I.D. - U.K. Subs
3. Bed and Breakfast Man (Peel Session) - Madness
4. Skin Deep - The Stranglers
5. Vindictive - The Slits
6. Living By Numbers - New Musik
7. David Watts - The Kinks

Great song, brings me back to my K-Tel days. "They don't want your name...."

Sanctuary, Straight Lines, Living By Numbers, This World of Water...all great pop songs.

All on the album A To B (1980).

Enjoy.

https://mega.nz/#!2tlxXayY!oW_cJnmRq5Fk ... 0aif0ooVtE

Brilliant mate, thanks. I'll be surprised if there's a song as good as LBN on it, but looking forward to finding out :)

Just dug out my old K-tel collection and got this song on Star Tracks which has got some great pop stuff on it: 7teen by The Regents, Echo Beach, Turning Japanese, When I'm WIth You. Of course there's a fair amount of schlock on it too, but to a 12 year old it was all Rock 'N Roll

You're welcome mate.

This K-TEL album was OK.

1. Blondie - Dreaming
2. Jags - Back Of My Hand
3. XTC - Making Plans For Nigel
4. Street Band - Toast
5. Flying Lizards - Money
6. Stiff Little Fingers - Straw Dogs
7. Madness - The Prince
8. Patti Smith - Because The Night
9. B52's - Rock Lobster
10. Plastic Bertand - Ca Plane Pour Moir
11. Generation X - King Rocker
12. Monks - Nice Legs Shame About You
13. The Specials AKA- Gangsters
14. Skids - he Charade
15. Secret Affair - Time For Action
16. Sex Pistols - Great Rock 'N' Roll Swindle

Funny what passed for New Wave.

[Low Down Low]

Shuffle shuffle shuffle...

1. Billy Hunt - The Jam
2. C.I.D. - U.K. Subs
3. Bed and Breakfast Man (Peel Session) - Madness
4. Skin Deep - The Stranglers
5. Vindictive - The Slits
6. Living By Numbers - New Musik
7. David Watts - The Kinks

Great song, brings me back to my K-Tel days. "They don't want your name...."

Sanctuary, Straight Lines, Living By Numbers, This World of Water...all great pop songs.

All on the album A To B (1980).

Enjoy.

https://mega.nz/#!2tlxXayY!oW_cJnmRq5Fk ... 0aif0ooVtE

Brilliant mate, thanks. I'll be surprised if there's a song as good as LBN on it, but looking forward to finding out :)

Just dug out my old K-tel collection and got this song on Star Tracks which has got some great pop stuff on it: 7teen by The Regents, Echo Beach, Turning Japanese, When I'm WIth You. Of course there's a fair amount of schlock on it too, but to a 12 year old it was all Rock 'N Roll

You're welcome mate.

This K-TEL album was OK.

1. Blondie - Dreaming
2. Jags - Back Of My Hand
3. XTC - Making Plans For Nigel
4. Street Band - Toast
5. Flying Lizards - Money
6. Stiff Little Fingers - Straw Dogs
7. Madness - The Prince
8. Patti Smith - Because The Night
9. B52's - Rock Lobster
10. Plastic Bertand - Ca Plane Pour Moir
11. Generation X - King Rocker
12. Monks - Nice Legs Shame About You
13. The Specials AKA- Gangsters
14. Skids - he Charade
15. Secret Affair - Time For Action
16. Sex Pistols - Great Rock 'N' Roll Swindle

Funny what passed for New Wave.

Ha, it sure is! I think K-Tel should really have stuck to the Disco & Pop labels where they couldn't fuck it up completely. But the music was great so who cared really? Never actually came across that collection before, but I have a different K-Tel album with Toast on it and always loved that song, definitely the highlight of Paul Young's career.

[Silent Majority]

Great song, brings me back to my K-Tel days. "They don't want your name...."

Sanctuary, Straight Lines, Living By Numbers, This World of Water...all great pop songs.

All on the album A To B (1980).

Enjoy.

https://mega.nz/#!2tlxXayY!oW_cJnmRq5Fk ... 0aif0ooVtE

Brilliant mate, thanks. I'll be surprised if there's a song as good as LBN on it, but looking forward to finding out :)

Just dug out my old K-tel collection and got this song on Star Tracks which has got some great pop stuff on it: 7teen by The Regents, Echo Beach, Turning Japanese, When I'm WIth You. Of course there's a fair amount of schlock on it too, but to a 12 year old it was all Rock 'N Roll

You're welcome mate.

This K-TEL album was OK.

1. Blondie - Dreaming
2. Jags - Back Of My Hand
3. XTC - Making Plans For Nigel
4. Street Band - Toast
5. Flying Lizards - Money
6. Stiff Little Fingers - Straw Dogs
7. Madness - The Prince
8. Patti Smith - Because The Night
9. B52's - Rock Lobster
10. Plastic Bertand - Ca Plane Pour Moir
11. Generation X - King Rocker
12. Monks - Nice Legs Shame About You
13. The Specials AKA- Gangsters
14. Skids - he Charade
15. Secret Affair - Time For Action
16. Sex Pistols - Great Rock 'N' Roll Swindle

Funny what passed for New Wave.

Ha, it sure is! I think K-Tel should really have stuck to the Disco & Pop labels where they couldn't fuck it up completely. But the music was great so who cared really? Never actually came across that collection before, but I have a different K-Tel album with Toast on it and always loved that song, definitely the highlight of Paul Young's career.

My favourite Paul Young related thing is that, when covering Nicky Thomas' Love of the Common People, Strummer had to make very clear that he wasn't taking a song from the catalogue that contained Wherever I Lay My Hat.

[Marky Dread]

Sanctuary, Straight Lines, Living By Numbers, This World of Water...all great pop songs.

All on the album A To B (1980).

Enjoy.

https://mega.nz/#!2tlxXayY!oW_cJnmRq5Fk ... 0aif0ooVtE

Brilliant mate, thanks. I'll be surprised if there's a song as good as LBN on it, but looking forward to finding out :)

Just dug out my old K-tel collection and got this song on Star Tracks which has got some great pop stuff on it: 7teen by The Regents, Echo Beach, Turning Japanese, When I'm WIth You. Of course there's a fair amount of schlock on it too, but to a 12 year old it was all Rock 'N Roll

You're welcome mate.

This K-TEL album was OK.

1. Blondie - Dreaming
2. Jags - Back Of My Hand
3. XTC - Making Plans For Nigel
4. Street Band - Toast
5. Flying Lizards - Money
6. Stiff Little Fingers - Straw Dogs
7. Madness - The Prince
8. Patti Smith - Because The Night
9. B52's - Rock Lobster
10. Plastic Bertand - Ca Plane Pour Moir
11. Generation X - King Rocker
12. Monks - Nice Legs Shame About You
13. The Specials AKA- Gangsters
14. Skids - he Charade
15. Secret Affair - Time For Action
16. Sex Pistols - Great Rock 'N' Roll Swindle

Funny what passed for New Wave.

Ha, it sure is! I think K-Tel should really have stuck to the Disco & Pop labels where they couldn't fuck it up completely. But the music was great so who cared really? Never actually came across that collection before, but I have a different K-Tel album with Toast on it and always loved that song, definitely the highlight of Paul Young's career.

My favourite Paul Young related thing is that, when covering Nicky Thomas' Love of the Common People, Strummer had to make very clear that he wasn't taking a song from the catalogue that contained Wherever I Lay My Hat.

Can't think why that should've bothered Joe. Both are great songs and Paul Young's version of WILMH is excellent.

[101Walterton]

Shuffle shuffle shuffle...

1. Billy Hunt - The Jam
2. C.I.D. - U.K. Subs
3. Bed and Breakfast Man (Peel Session) - Madness
4. Skin Deep - The Stranglers
5. Vindictive - The Slits
6. Living By Numbers - New Musik
7. David Watts - The Kinks

David Watts and The Jam's spin off version, that must've a Marky playlist.

[Marky Dread]

Shuffle shuffle shuffle...

1. Billy Hunt - The Jam
2. C.I.D. - U.K. Subs
3. Bed and Breakfast Man (Peel Session) - Madness
4. Skin Deep - The Stranglers
5. Vindictive - The Slits
6. Living By Numbers - New Musik
7. David Watts - The Kinks

David Watts and The Jam's spin off version, that must've a Marky playlist.

Nah this was a genuine shuffle.

[Low Down Low]

Brilliant mate, thanks. I'll be surprised if there's a song as good as LBN on it, but looking forward to finding out :)

Just dug out my old K-tel collection and got this song on Star Tracks which has got some great pop stuff on it: 7teen by The Regents, Echo Beach, Turning Japanese, When I'm WIth You. Of course there's a fair amount of schlock on it too, but to a 12 year old it was all Rock 'N Roll

You're welcome mate.

This K-TEL album was OK.

1. Blondie - Dreaming
2. Jags - Back Of My Hand
3. XTC - Making Plans For Nigel
4. Street Band - Toast
5. Flying Lizards - Money
6. Stiff Little Fingers - Straw Dogs
7. Madness - The Prince
8. Patti Smith - Because The Night
9. B52's - Rock Lobster
10. Plastic Bertand - Ca Plane Pour Moir
11. Generation X - King Rocker
12. Monks - Nice Legs Shame About You
13. The Specials AKA- Gangsters
14. Skids - he Charade
15. Secret Affair - Time For Action
16. Sex Pistols - Great Rock 'N' Roll Swindle

Funny what passed for New Wave.

Ha, it sure is! I think K-Tel should really have stuck to the Disco & Pop labels where they couldn't fuck it up completely. But the music was great so who cared really? Never actually came across that collection before, but I have a different K-Tel album with Toast on it and always loved that song, definitely the highlight of Paul Young's career.

My favourite Paul Young related thing is that, when covering Nicky Thomas' Love of the Common People, Strummer had to make very clear that he wasn't taking a song from the catalogue that contained Wherever I Lay My Hat.

Can't think why that should've bothered Joe. Both are great songs and Paul Young's version of WILMH is excellent.

I can't really say anything positive about Paul Young other than that not even he could manage to butcher Love of the Common People...actually at a push I'd probably prefer to listen to his version than Joe's live take.

[Heston]

SLF did the best cover of Love of the Common People on their fantastic Now Then album.

[Wolter]

SLF did the best cover of Love of the Common People on their fantastic Now Then album.

[Marky Dread]

SLF did the best cover of Love of the Common People on their fantastic Now Then album.

I agree.

[101Walterton]

SLF did the best cover of Love of the Common People on their fantastic Now Then album.

I agree.

I can't see that being true.

[Marky Dread]

SLF did the best cover of Love of the Common People on their fantastic Now Then album.

I agree.

I can't see that being true.

It's a good version that always kicked up really good live.

[Marky Dread]

1. The Message - Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five
2. Scatter and Swing - Lionrock
3. This Is Radio Clash - The Clash
4. Intergalatic - Beastie Boys
5. 19-2000 - Gorillaz
6. Get Down - Black Market Audio
7. World Destruction - Time Zone