Last one today. I first heard this on the Max Headroom show in '85. I still play it regularly. Turn it up and do some Skanking!

The Untouchables -Free Yourself

The Untouchables - I Spy For The FBI

 

The Inchtabokatables "Wars only wars" Live 1994

The Inchtabokatables - Mountain Man

The Inchtabokatables - Quiet! (FULL ALBUM)

 

Funeral Mist - Deiform (full album)
A masterpiece. Sheer splendor from the beginning to the end.

 

Thomas Dolby - Leipzig Is Calling - (Live 2006)

Thomas Dolby - She Blinded Me With Science (Official Video - HD Remaster)

Thomas Dolby - Hyperactive! (Official HD Video)

 

U.K Subs - Warhead

 

Assemblage 23 - Disappoint (Live Remix)

Assemblage 23 - The Noise Inside My Head

 

Great album. That and 'Ahead Rings Out' are played on a regular basis in my house.

 

Listening to this right now. Sweet as a nut.

 

Heavy Jelly - I Keep Singing That Same Old Song (1968)
I still love this 8 minute track. I discovered the band on an old rock compilation album in the early 70's called Nice Enough To Eat.

 

The Knack - My Sharona

Midnight Oil - Beds Are Burning

OPUS - Live Is Life - Original Video 1985

 

Wildflower by the O'Jays. You know Eddie LaVert is still performing at the age of 83. All this boys are up there now. I heard a rumor that Eddie LaVert collapsed on stage recently. He & his family are once again in my prayers. This man gave us two great singing gentlemen who have both passed. And no Mother or Father should ever have to bare the loss of a child.

 

I love Copeland's Rumblefish soundtrack. Here's the main theme, with vocals by Stan Ridgway:

Story has it that Copeland accidentally erased part of the multitrack for this song the day it was due to be delivered to Francis Ford Coppola. Fortunately, he'd made a rough mix to cassette, which was the one above that appeared on the final OST.
Great movie too.

Another great theme song with Ridgway's distinctive vocals was the main theme for the movie Slam Dance:

Right, this has inspired me to have a Wall Of Voodoo afternoon.

 

The mighty Cardiacs

RIP Tim Smith.

 

Sonic Youth - Cross the breeze

Daydream Nation is a perfect album. Just love everything SY did in the 80s. I saw them in 1991 and they were good. I saw them opening for Hüsker Dü in 1987, it was just something else. It was so powerful. These guys facing each other, not caring about the audience, totally immersed in their music, in a sea of unfocused colored lights. Noisy and psychedelic.

 

Metallica Live - 72 Seasons Tour - The Ultimate Setlist

 

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