You're lucky they took away the 'Nasty' option recently
Let's just call it.. resistible!

 

Wanexa - The Man From Colours (1982)

Kermesse - Mrs Moon (1983)

Lectric Workers - Robot is Systematic (1982)

Message From The Future - Robot Is... (1982)

 

Crazy Gang - Every Sunday (1983)

Crazy Gang - Telephone Computer - 1983

Crazy Gang - Arabian Nights (1983)

 

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Den Harrow - Bad Boy (1986)

Den Harrow - Charleston (1986)

Den Harrow - To meet me (1983)

 

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Klapto - Queen Of The Night (1984)

Klapto - Mister Game (1983)

Doctors Cat - Watch Out (1983)

 

Doctor's Cat - Feel the Drive (1983)

B.W.H. - Stop

 

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Sun La Shan - Catch (1982)

Sun La Shan - Rose From Tokyo

Diana Est - Tenax (1982)

 

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Fockewulf 190 - Body Heat

Funky Family - Funky Is On

My Mine: Zorro

 

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Felli - Diamond In The Night (Extended Version HQ Audio) 1983

Felli - Greatest Mind (Vocal) 1984

JOE YELLOW - TAKE MY HEART (ITALO DISCO) 1984

 

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Joe Yellow - Love at first (1986)

Los Angeles T.F. - Magical Body (Clone Classic Cuts 06)

Mr. Master - A Dog in the Night

Esavù - "Spelling Love" (1983)

 

Radiorama - Aliens

Radiorama: Chance to Desire

Radiorama: Desire

Scotch - Disco Band (Extended Vocal Version)

 

Scotch - Penguins' Invasion

International Music System - Dancing Therapy

International Music System - An English '93 (1983)

International Music System - Bonus single "Joke" (1983)

 

International Music System - Love Games

I.M.S. (International Music System) - Run Away

I.M.S - NonLine

 

It takes so fck long to catch up with this thread...

To me, Up on the Catwalk.

Very nice videoclip.

To me it seems that Lime took inspiration for Unexpected Lovers.

I'm pretty sure inside there is a theme of some tv series or something.

No audio.

He may have his reasons, but honestly, is acceptable just in radio broadcast or the like, and seeing the notable gear he has, it seems a waste...
In discos this cueing really sucks. If he doesn't like beatmatch, he could go for downbeat cut, easy easy with that gear.
It was the first type of "mixing" I did when I received as gift a Sharp double tape recorder (long time ago), and at times was pretty remarkable, I should have still some "mixed" cassette.

And I shadapp your face!
Really fun, and yet I feel something professional in this clip, seriously...

 

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@BEAT16: please, look at the list on page 1 before adding new music. A simple search is all it takes.
On this page alone you posted 5 doubles, and one triple..

 

Thanks for the Message -> Sorry -> I delete the double Videos !

 

Sweet Italo Stuff from Savage, his the two biggest Hits.

Savage -Don`t Cry Tonight (1983)

Savage - Only You (1984)

Kano - Another Life (1983)

 

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Cant't remember that we had these already . . .

1984

1987

1988

1989

cheers

 

Biography

ladko (Zlad!) Vladcik is a musician from Molwanîen. His music is a melodic amalgamation of minimalist Eurodance and Eastern European synthpop music that follows the spirit of the Cold War. Zladko Vladcik became popular with the show "Pop Idol" when he won it in 2002 under controversial circumstances. His opponent, who also made it to the final, had to quit due to the poor condition of his neck after one of the jury tried to strangle him.

Then Zlad released his mega hit "Juust Az I Amm", which stayed on the Molwan "Rythm & Polka Charts" for two weeks. Zlad later founded the band "Wow!", Which he left during one of the first appearances. Zlad wears a dotted mullet hairstyle and a bushy mustache. Zlad is supported by his aphrodisiac keyboard guitarist, who, with her violet-colored, symmetrical front curtain hairstyle, resembles a Polish courtesan. His English lyrics, sung in Slavonic dialect, contain grammatical errors and mixed up syntaxes.

His linguistic singing is similar to that of Laibach. Zlad was supposed to perform his song "Elektronik Supersonik" at the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest in Turkey, but was arrested after arriving at the Ataturk International Airport in Istanbul, after he was the only one of all Eurovision competitors to be inspected by customs was deported to his home country as a result. After his return trip, he asked the Molwanis people, his friends, his family and especially his dealer not to let him down.

He was secretly declared the winner of the Eurovision. At the Eurovision that followed in 2005 in Ukraine, Zladko Vladcik put his faith in his play "I am the Anti-Pope", but was again disqualified. This time because of the diabolical content of the song. Zlad insisted that the song was not an attack on Christianity, but a ballad of the brief reign of the little-known "Beelzebub the First", a children's story popular in Molwanîen, as Zlad asserted. The song ends with a message played backwards. https://www.last.fm/de/music/Zlad!/+wiki