The Unknown Beauty Of The 80's Vol. 78

The Easter special with the following tracks:

Session - Unit The Forces (5:08)
Shox - No Turning Back (2:53)
The Names - The Astronaut (5:11)
Hula - Walk On Stalks Of Shattered Glass (4:39)
Trevor Herion - Big City (4:25)
Illustrated Man - Day Without End (4:42)
The Photos - Now You Tell Me That We're Through (3:31)
John Watts - I Smelt Roses (in the underground) (3:54)
Jih - Big Blue Ocean (3:44)
Seona Dancing - More To Lose (7" version) (3:48)
Tactics - Binoculars (3:10)
Repetition - The Still Reflex (4:03)
Lyon In Winter - The Haunting Moon (3:33)
Tango In Mono - Expressos (3:19)
Original Mirros - Sharp Words (4:27)
Whirlywirld - Window To The World (3:40)
Boxbury Beat - Windows (3:11)
The Lucy Show - The Price Of Love (4:46)
The Group - Technology (5:33)
The Young Jacques - Jacques Cousteau (2:35)

Listen.

Comments

Lo said…
One of the stronger issues you (Rissan) have put out in my opinion. I liked quite a few of them (10 of them, plus two I already had) but most were new to me as per your title "Unknown 80s".... I don't know where you find them, but I sure appreciate the new tunes to put into my rotation (keeps it fresh). I know it is hard word doing this for little appreciation.

Expressos, Session, The Photos, Illustrated Man (I messed the file up naming it and had to re-encode it), Trevor Herion (really loved this one), John Watts, Boxbury Beat (Loved this one also, had heard it before), Jih, Original Mirrors, Lyon in Winter. The Seona Dancing one I also liked, but had previously.

So 3 will go in my heavy rotation. Rest in my lesser good music folder.

Thanks for the Easter gifts...

Lo
April 25, 2019 at 6:01 AM
Rissan said…
My pleasure Lo.
April 27, 2019 at 3:18 AM
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