Classic House for your Sunday Sir/Madam? how about Steve ‘Silk’ Hurley‘s ‘Jack Your Body’? It was compilationtastic in 1986.
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Category Goin’ Old School
Goin’ Old School: The Weathermen – Poison
The Weathermen in1987, with ‘Poison ‘, making New Beat and SynthPop abrasive so you don’t have to.
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Goin’ Old School: Industry – State Of The Nation
Industry’s ‘State Of The Nation’ from 1983. We’re on a boat!
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Goin’ Old School: Severed Heads – Dead Eyes Opened
In 1984 Severed Heads released ‘Dead Eyes Opened’ and paved the way for every Australian ElectroPop act since.
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Goin’ Old School: Fiction Factory – Feels Like Heaven
Chillin’ today. 1983’s ‘Feels Like Heaven’ from Fiction Factory.
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Goin’ Old School: Farley ‘Jackmaster’ Funk (Feat. Darryl Pandy) – Love Can’t Turn Around
Absolutely everything about the video for Farley ‘Jackmaster’ Funk and Darryl Pandy’s 1987 House breakthrough ‘Love Can’t Turn Around’ is ridiculous, even at the time it was terrible. Massive track though.
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Goin’ Old School: Renegade Soundwave – Probably A Robbery
This is Renegade Soundwave’s 1989 hit ‘Probably A Robbery’. “A bit of skulduggery” is all I have to say.
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Goin’ Old School: The Neon Judgement – Tomorrow In The Papers
In 1985 The Neon Judgement were shaping the future of underground electronic music with ‘Tomorrow In The Papers’ while you were watching TransFormers in your pyjamas.
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Goin’ Old School: Men Without Hats – The Safety Dance
Men Without Hats. ‘The Safety Dance’. 1982. SsssAaaaFfffTtttEeeeYyyy…
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Goin’ Old School: Inner City – Good Life
Classic breakthrough House from Kevin Saunderson’s Inner City with 1988’s ‘Good Life’.
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