DJ Lunch Boy

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Member Since: 3/3/2003
Total Mixes: 83
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Shiny Portable '80s Time Machine, Vol. 7

Artist Song
The Reivers  Araby 
Thin White Rope  Moonhead 
Our Daughter's Wedding  Lawnchairs 
Guadalcanal Diary  Pillow Talk 
Tanita Tikaram  Good Tradition 
The Jazz Butcher  Real Men 
The Blow Monkeys  Wicked Ways 
Josef K  It's Kinda Funny 
The Wedding Present  Brassneck 
John Foxx  Europe After the Rain 
The Lucy Show  View From the Outside 
Altered Images  See Those Eyes 
The Brains  Dancing Under Streetlights 
The Saints  Just Like Fire Would 
The Colourfield  Things Could Be Beautiful 
The Feelies  On the Roof 
INXS  The One Thing 
Game Theory  Bad Year at UCLA 
Classix Nouveaux  Guilty 
Devo  That's Good 
Fingerprintz  Hey Mr. Smith 
Thomas Leer  Memories of Reason 
Lone Justice  East of Eden 

Comment:

This volume fudges in a couple places...the Fingerprintz song is actually from 1979, but sounds very proto-new-wave to me, so in it went. The Game Theory song is an early '80s song re-recorded on better equipment and released on a best-of anthology in 1990 (but probably recorded in 1989, so there). So I'm not anal enough to exclude these tracks, but I am anal enough that I feel I have to explain their presence. Sigh.

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A.D. 69
Date: 12/23/2003
Oooh! Brains choice is amazing! Good stuff, esp. Guadalcanal Diary and The Reivers. You must be the king of 80's.
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Moe
Date: 12/23/2003
Oustanding, my friend. Lotsa fondly remembered songs from the 80s, like Altered Images, Weddoes, Game Theory, Blow Monkeys (saw 'em live once!), and the Jazz Butcher. Didn't the Brains do "Money Changes Everything" before Cindy Lauper?
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Dr E Vibenstein
Date: 12/24/2003
*stands and applauds the inclusion of "Brassneck"* Tremendous!
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DJ Lunch Boy
Date: 12/25/2003
Hey, A.D. 69, I heard about the Brains (and the Reivers) from *your* 80s mixes, actually. I would've chosen "Things Fall Apart" as the Guadalcanal Diary choice, but I wanted to use a song I didn't know as well.