Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
We really don;t know why Goin; Old School hasn’t featured 80s heroes A Flock Of Seagulls’ biggest hit, 1982’s Wishing (If I Had A Photograph Of You) before, but here you go.
Followed by some early Electro from 1984 with Hey DJ from Malcolm McLaren cohorts World’s Famous Supreme Team.
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
A mixed bag today kicking off with post-EBM SynthPoppers Information Society and their 1988 hit Walking Away.
The song that alerted the UK press to the existence of Acid House, D-Mob & Gary Haisman We Call It Acieed, from 1988.
And some smooth ElectroPop Soul from Five Star‘s 1986 hit, Can’t Wait Another Minute.
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
A couple of SynthPop and Italo obscurities today starting with Spanish outfit Vocoder’s 1984 début ¿Que Sucede Ahora? What Happens Now?.
And moving on to Roni Griffith’s 1982 release of her single Desire.
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
First up, from 1986, is German SynthPop heroes Alphaville with Dance With Me.
Cee Farrow‘s Soul tinged SynthPop début, Should I Love You, from 1982.
And finally Belgian EBM outfit The Neon Judgement’s Chinese Black, from 1987.
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
Let’s begin todays journey with a bright SynthPop from Spandau Ballet’s 1982 single; Lifeline.
OK, this isn’t strictly a music video, because there isn’t one. But c’mon, what’s Karla DeVito’s 1985 track We Are Not Alone most famous for?
Before Ministry were shite Metal Ministry they were good, SynthPop Ministry, and even before that they were the Ministry who recorded this unreleased track, Same Old Madness, from 1982.
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
Some pure Pop with an EBM filling today, starting with Madonna’s Into The Groove from 1985.
And unexpectedly cropping up is one of EBM pioneers Front 242 finest moments, 1986’s Quite Unusual.
Back to the Pop to finish up, from 1987 it’s Taylor Dayne big moment, Tell It To My Heart.
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
First up it’s Italo pioneers Telex with their most recognisable tune, 1979’s Moskow Diskow.
And from the year before, 1978, Daniel Miller’s The Normal and TVOD’s flip-side, Warm Leatherette.
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
today we’re kicking off with Bomb The Bass’ raucous Hip-House monster Megablast from 1988 .
Here’s The Art Of Noise’s haunting, yet Industrial, Moments In Love from 1985.
Finally funkin’ out with Tina Cross’ Koo De Tah’s hit Body Talk, again from 1985.
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Goin’ Old School isn’t a trip down music memory lane, it’s a mugging in the dark alleyway of nostalgia:
Kicking off with Den Harrow’s Italo classic, from 1985, Future Brain.
More Italo from rom the same year, it’s Italy’s Max Him’s single Japanese Girl.
Finally, German SynthPoppers Modern Talking’s début single You’re My Heart, You’re My Soul form 1984.
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Fist up, from 1986, Thompson Twins’ King For A Day.
Some New Beat ElectroPop from Celebrate The Nun with 1989’s Ordinary Town
And Black Box with some early funky House Pop from 1989, Everybody Everybody.
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