Artist	Song
Scritti Politti	Perfect Way
from Cupid & Psyche 85 (2005)
Yello	Oh Yeah
from Stella (2005)
Re-Flex	The Politics of Dancing
from Lost & Found: Imagination, Vol. 1 (2007)
Heaven 17	Let Me Go
from Best of Heaven 17 (2003)
Kraftwerk	The Telephone Call
from Electric Cafe (2005)
Trio	Da Da Da I Don't Love You You Don't Love Me Aha Aha Aha
from Da Da Da (1997)
Murray Head	One Night In Bangkok
from Broadway's Greatest Leading Men (2000)
Visage	Fade to Grey
from Fade to Grey - The Best of Visage (1993)
Paul Hardcastle	19
from Cover to Cover (2007)
Book of Love	Boy
from Book of Love (2008)
Soft Cell	Say Hello, Wave Goodbye
from The Very Best of Soft Cell (2002)
Communards with Sarah Jane Morris	Don't Leave Me This Way
from Communards (2006)
Kon Kan	I Beg Your Pardon (I Never Promised You a Rose Garden)
from Move to Move (2010)
Sigue Sigue Sputnik	Love Missile F1-11
from The First Generation - 2nd Edition (2006)
Ministry	Work for Love
from With Sympathy (1988)
Trans-X	Living On Video
from Living On Video (1986)
Gary Numan & Tubeway Army	Down in the Park
from Replicas (1998)
Propaganda	P. Machinery
from A Secret Wish (1985)
Red Flag	Russian Radio
from Naïve Art (2006)
The Beloved	Hello
from The Sun Rising (2006)
Sunscreem	Love U More
from 03 (2006)
Xymox	Imagination
from Twist of Shadows (1994)
The Human League	Being Boiled (Fast Version)
from The Very Best of the Human League (2005)
Shriekback	Nemesis
from Oil & Gold (1990)
Japan	Cantonese Boy
from Tin Drum (2003)

Comment:

Um, yeah, so the swinging synths of "Work for Love" aren't a hoax. They are, in fact, the first, candied synth-pop incarnation of Ministry — a fun-house mirror image of the highly influential band that'd later define the industrial scene with such hammering singles as "Stigmata" and "N.W.O." It's one of many pleasant surprises in our Deep Cuts, including the politically charged, break-dance-ready electro of "19," the hip-shakin' Top 40 action of "Cool Places" (a playful duet between Sparks and Go-Go's guitarist/singer Jane Wiedlin), and key selections from such you-had-to-be-there favorites as Red Flag, Re-Flex, and Sunscreem.

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