Artist	Song
Adam Ant	Antmusic
from The Essential Adam Ant (2003)
Echo & The Bunnymen	Never Stop
from Songs to Learn and Sing (2004)
Siouxsie and the Banshees	Spellbound
from The Best of Siouxsie and The Banshees (2002)
Peter Gabriel	Shock the Monkey
from Shaking the Tree (16 Golden Greats) [Remastered] (1990)
Tom Tom Club	Genius of Love
from Tom Tom Club (2009)
Howard Jones	New Song
from Rhino Hi-Five - EP (2005)
Trans-X	Living On Video
from Living On Video (1986)
Animotion	Obsession
from Obsession (1998)
Killing Joke	Eighties
from Laugh? I Nearly Bought One! (2003)
Time Zone	World Destruction (feat. John Lydon) [Mix A]
from World Destruction - Single (1984)
Wham!	Wham Rap (Enjoy What You Do)
from Fantastic (1985)
Re-Flex	The Politics of Dancing (Extended Version)
from So80s (So Eighties), Vol. 2 [Presented By Blank & Jones] (2010)
The Nails	88 Lines About 44 Women
from Corpus Christi (2005)
Stray Cats	Rock This Town
from Stray Cats: Greatest Hits (2000)
Josie Cotton	Johnny, Are You Queer?
from Convertible Music (2006)
Book of Love	Boy (Extended Mix Version)
from Book of Love (2008)
Grace Jones	Pull Up to the Bumper
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Grace Jones (2003)
The Psychedelic Furs	Pretty In Pink
from The Psychedelic Furs: Greatest Hits (2001)
XTC	Generals and Majors
from Black Sea (2003)
Toto Coelo	I Eat Cannibals (Part 1)
from I Eat Cannibals (1987)
Plastic Bertrand	Ça plane pour moi
from Ça plane pour moi - Single (2005)
Lene Lovich	New Toy
from Lucky Number: The Best Of (2005)
Tears for Fears	Change
from The Hurting (1999)
Alphaville	Big In Japan - Best Of-Version
from First Harvest 1984-1992 (2005)
Japan	Cantonese Boy
from Tin Drum (2003 Remaster) (2008)

Comment:

There's something for every stripe of skinny-tie wearin', big-hair moussin', synth-pop boppin' fitness freak in Deep Cuts, where Adam Ant's ode to industrious animals "Antmusic" coexists in beat-happenin' harmony alongside the Stray Cats' rockabilly rouster "Rock This Town," and Grace Jones' sultry cruiser "Pull Up to the Bumper." Get serious with Echo & The Bunnymen's workout command, "Never Stop," or keep it light as you hitch a pace-setting ride on the tribal beats of Toto Coelo's tasty one-hit novelty "I Eat Cannibals (Part 1)."

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