Of cause the other fact is, that this song is something like a "story-cover-version" of David Bowie's "Space Oddity"

 

1987 Karel Fialka, very nice and funky danceable Pop that had radio-airplay in europe

 

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For The Crisp Synths Lovers

 

https://www.discomusic.com/43-tapps

 

More or less from the same period in discos:

 

Kissing the Pink were famous mostly for One Step:

but I remember clearly their first success two years earlier, and their videoclip was someway disturbing to me, don't know why:

 

Electronic per excellence:

Its the b-side of the Single "To Breathe" from 1985...not from the album "Metal & Flesh" from 1990.
https://www.discogs.com/de/Hard-Corps-To-Breathe/master/95613

 

Thanks For the sharing

 

Bang The Party / Derrick May ~ 1988

 

this thread is getting legendary status and i love all the posts so far ,
which i consider great find for some songs i never heard of
kudos to all

now i know this was rockwell with MJ - somebodys watching me

BUT ....
im not sure (if im suffering from mandella effects ) but maybe you guys heard this version before ?
its michael jackson singing - somebody is watching me but without rockwell voice
,MJ sing the verse parts as if hes talking to himself and whispering the verse which same lyrics as rockwell

michael was singing the whole song ,and i swear i heard it on cassette tape
i checked literally EVERYWHERE ,i know someone might have it as mp3 in his collection ,if so please post it here
or pm me the song,im dying to hear that version

 

Some more House Tracks from the late 80ies.

Raze - Break for Love 1988

Fallout - The Morning After 1987

Before The Storm - I've Got The Music (Zanzibar Dub)

Maurice -This is Acid 1988

D-Mob feat. Gary Haisman - We Call It Acid 1988

S-Express - Superfly Guy 1988

 

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Great ! Heart ! (Love it! x1)

 

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Best known track from Kissing The Pink to me :

and i did love it (and still do) (even if : it sounds like SAW . . . is it or not? dunno)(who is Mr "Harding" Phil ?)

 

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and . . . Wahnsinn !

1981

Andy McCluskey

i do love both , The Human League and OMD (and so much others)

i like to dance too

 

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The Year 1988-Again straight outta NYC slamming club hit( #3 on the dance/club charts), also famous for using the JB and Lyn Collins scream sample. Yes it became mainstream but it sure was fun as hell at time!

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the very BIGGEST ?

(1982)

last single , is it ?

 

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"in tha mode" . . . my mind
1984 (ndw)

 

Dancing on Abba, I would vote for 'Lay all your love', of course in the Disconet Remix.
A shoutout by the way to all Disconet and Disco Mix Club (DMC) releases.
IMO, these remix services had a big influence on DJ's, producers and the sound of the future.
Back then I was always super excited if I could get one.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Remix_service
https://www.discogs.com/label/20566-Disconet-Program-Service

 

me is still not automatcly logged off ? pff

truth is, i can't sleep

 

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We had these? Something special about them:

Nirvana, Come as You are

Nah, "Killing Joke - Eighties" [1984]

Killing Joke - Love Like Blood [1985]