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Title: NOW Presents... Electronic Condition: New Format: Vinyl EAN: 0196587150716 Edition: 5LP Genre: Rock/Pop Style: Compilation Release Date: 19/08/2022 Description: NOW Music is proud to announce the second release in the 'NOW Presents...' series, following 'The 1970s' with 'NOW Presents... Electronic'. The 5-LP box set highlights some of the most innovative and enduringly popular tracks of the genre, and includes some era-defining 12-inch, extended, and full-length versions alongside the single versions. LP 1 kicks off with an '80s signature synth pop hit from Queen with 'Radio Ga Ga', followed by extended 12-inch versions of Eurythmics' 'Sexcrime (Nineteen Eighty-Four)' and 'Torch' by Soft Cell. Laurie Anderson's epic 'O Superman' opens LP 2 and continues with Kate Bush's (still) stunningly original 'The Dreaming'. Produced and co-written with David Bowie, Iggy Pop's 'Nightclubbing' features next, and finishing this first side, two influential album tracks from Japan ('Taking Islands In Africa') and Duran Duran ('The Chauffeur') both using electronic music to beautiful cinematic effect. Side 2 brings together (amongst others) debut chart hits from Tears For Fears, Howard Jones, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark and The Buggles. LP 3 starts with the iconic 'Blue Monday' from New Order, before moving onto another Bernard Sumner hit project Electronic, with their 1993 hit 'Disappointed', where Neil Tennant features on vocals. Pet Shop Boys link the next three tracks on this side: Liza Minnelli's 'Losing My Mind' (produced by them), Eighth Wonder's 'I'm Not Scared' and Dusty Springfield's 'Nothing Has Been Proved' (both composed and produced by Pet Shop Boys). The second side includes Gary Numan's first solo single 'Cars', and features synth-pop classics from John Foxx and The Cure, before closing with another band that featured Bernard Sumner - Joy Division with their defining 'Love Will Tear Us Apart'. Sparks open LP 4 with the full-length version of the seminal 'The Number One Song In Heaven'. Late '70s European disco from Amanda Lear and Telex follows. The second side of LP 4 highlights the huge electro dance tracks of the '80s from Chaka Khan, Malcolm McLaren, Freeez and Company B. The final LP showcases 1981 with a side of timeless synth-pop from that year, including hits from Ultravox, Visage, The Human League, and Spandau Ballet. Yello commence our final side with one of the greatest 12's ever with 1988s 'The Race', followed by the outstanding 'Dr Mabuse' from Propaganda and Peter Schilling's 1983 'Major Tom (Coming Home)', closing with Falco's global No. 1 'Rock Me Amadeus'. Country/Region of Manufacture: Czech Republic No Of Discs: 5 Artist: Various Artists Type: Album Record Label: NOW MPN: LPNBX2 Release Year: 2022 Tracks:
Disc 1 1: Radio Ga Ga - Queen 2: Sexcrime (Nineteen Eighty-four) [extended Mix] - Eurythmics, Annie Lennox, Dave Stewart 3: Torch (Extended Version) - Soft Cell 4: Relax - Frankie Goes to Hollywood 5: Together in Electric Dreams - Philip Oakley & Giorgio Moroder 6: Take On Me (Extended Mix) - a-ha 7: You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) - Dead Or Alive 8: 19 - Paul Hardcastle 9: Beat Box (Diversion 10) - The Art of Noise 10: Yellow Pearl - Phil Lynott 11: Einstein a Go-go - Landscape 12: Cry - Godley and Creme 13: Christian - China Crisis
Disc 2 1: O Superman - Laurie Anderson 2: The Dreaming - Kate Bush 3: Nightclubbing - Iggy Pop 4: Taking Islands in Africa - Japan 5: The Chauffeur - Duran Duran 6: Mad World - Tears for Fears 7: Messages - Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark 8: Wishing (If I Had a Photograph of You) - A Flock of Seagulls 9: The Safety Dance - Men Without Hats 10: New Song - Howard Jones 11: Video Killed the Radio Star - The Buggles 12: Pop Muzik - M 13: In the Name of Love - Thompson Twins
Disc 3 1: Blue Monday - New Order 2: Disappointed - Electronic 3: Losing My Mind - Liza Minnelli 4: I'm Not Scared - Eighth Wonder 5: Nothing Has Been Proved - Dusty Springfield 6: Steppin' Out - Joe Jackson 7: Cars - Gary Numan 8: Underpass - John Foxx 9: The Walk - The Cure 10: Lawnchairs - Our Daughter's Wedding 11: It's My Life - Talk Talk 12: Brilliant Mind - Furniture 13: Soul Train - Swansway 14: Love Will Tear Us Apart - Joy Division
Disc 4 1: The Number One Song in Heaven - Sparks 2: Working the Midnight Shift - Donna Summer 3: Funkytown - Lipps, Inc. 4: Follow Me - Amanda Lear 5: Moskow Diskow - Telex 6: Hard Times - The Human League 7: I.O.U. - Freeez 8: I Feel for You - Chaka Khan 9: Fascinated - Company B 10: Let It All Blow - Dazz Band 11: Buffalo Gals - Malcolm McLaren & World's Famous Supreme Team 12: (Hey You) the Rock Steady Crew - Rock Steady Crew 13: Axel F (From 'Beverly Hills Cop') - Harold Faltermeyer 14: Miami Vice Theme (From 'Miami Vice') - Jan Hammer
Disc 5 1: Vienna - Ultravox 2: Fade to Grey - Visage 3: Quiet Life - Japan 4: Planet Earth - Duran Duran 5: The Sound of the Crowd - The Human League 6: Tainted Love - Soft Cell 7: Glow - Spandau Ballet 8: Play to Win - Heaven 17 9: The Race (Extended Version) - Yello 10: Dr Mabuse - Propaganda 11: Major Tom (Coming Home) - Peter Schilling 12: Da Da Da I Don't Love You, You Don't Love Me Aha Aha Aha - Trio 13: Rock Me Amadeus (The American Edit) - Falco
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