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Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 31 October 2020 CE
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ricky nadir
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Edited Nov 01, 2020, 12:39
Re: Soundtracks of Our Lives week ending 31 October 2020 CE
Nov 01, 2020, 12:38
Dave, love your great knowledgeable soundtracks contributions!
This one is for you!

Audience – Friend's Friend's Friend
Great progressive album that featured songs from the lovely kitchen sink drama „Bronco Bullfrog“.

The Gary Burton Quartet With Eberhard Weber – Passengers
Eberhard Weber - Fluid Rustle
Webers Bass and Burtons Vibes is a marriage made in heaven.

Sham 69 – The First The Best And The Last
999 – The 999 Singles Album
The Lurkers – Greatest Hit - Last Will And Testament...
Widely considered as „stoopid“ punkrock but you can’t deny these groups had a great share of singles.

Television Personalities – Where's Bill Grundy Now? EP
Television Personalities – ...And Don't The Kids Just Love It
Dan Treacy turned 60 this year – still obscure and largely forgotten.

Gary Numan – Photograph (The Best Of)
Did Bowie really write a song about him?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teenage_Wildlife
Still a nice bunch of original songs on that german compilation.

The Upsetters + Friends – The Upsetter Collection
BRIAN ENO: I think I was one of the first people who was really into reggae, especially dub reggae. And, in fact, I remember playing it in 1973, playing, or '74, playing Bucky Skank, which is a Lee Perry, one of his most extreme experiments. I remember playing it to a group a journalists who absolutely didn't get it. They were completely scratching their heads and thinking, "What is this music, where does it come from?" Who, only two years later, were smoking trumpet-shaped joints to the very same record. So, what happened was that then, in the late '70s, a few groups came out that were, sort of, white boys doing reggae. What I said is that I don't particularly like that kind of reggae.
Source: Australian Broadcasting Commission MAY 31, 2009 - by Andrew Frost

Psycho Team – Bolero (Atmosphere Records)
Early Italian Techno 12“ with five glorious takes on Ravels Bolero – SHAKE.

Various – Champion Sound (The Best Of Kickin Records Volume One)
Early breakbeat techno compilation – full of raw energy. Always loved Zero Zeros „Sanity Clause“.
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