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Hello all,

Hope everyone is hanging in there during these ongoing troubled times! When will it ever end!!!

As we approach the final five volumes, I just want to say it has been an absolute joy revisiting all these tracks! Some of which I haven’t listened to in over 20 years but quickly reminded why I purchased them. Why does time have to slip by so quickly?

I have done my best to remaster all the tracks including those from CD's that needed a bit of tweaking. If I have used tracks that have appeared on others previous compilations, I apologize as this was not intentional! I had worked on these tracks quite some time ago and simply wanted to share them in lossless WAV format with the best sound possible. I will leave the link up for one week while I work on Volume 25!

“In Memory Of Dave “Swerve” Myrvold”

I hope you enjoy!

Paul (Gazebo Music)

Pss: Please, this in NO way is intended to take away sales from any of the artists included here but rather a way to discover or rediscover these timeless masterpieces as many of them have never officially appeared on CD or are long "Out Of Print". Please support these bands if they should have material available! They deserve all the credit!

Lost But Not Forgotten 80's Volume 24

01. Takenoko - Elle A Tokyo 255 (82)
02. Aerial FX - Out Of The Window (Demo) 357 (80)
03. X-Mal Deutschland - Matador (Blood & Sand Mix) 754 (86)
04. Dekka Danse - I Live In Sound 326 (84)
05. The Comsat Angels - I'm Falling 402 (85)
06. The Morrisons - Heaven Help Us Now (Demo) 404 (87)
07. Oh Oh Art - It's Just A Movie Soundtrack 354 (85)
08. Rok-Etz - Under The Sun 431 (83)
09. Schmutz - Love Games 235 (84)
10. Red Box - Never Trust Your Soul (Instrumental Club Mix) 700 (83)
11. Kudos - Boys And Girls 424 (83)
12. Piper Blue - Save My Soul 540 (87)
13. Ashawn - In Your Eyes 230 (85)
14. Nine Ways To Win - Painting Over Cracks (Demo) 424 (83)
15. +1 - Nevermore (The More More Mix) 740 (87)

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/ ... rX-IuNNJEl

Thank you Paul, another wonderful collection of 80's gems!! I'm excited to see a demo version from Nine Ways to Win ... however did you find that!??!

Your work on these collections is so greatly appreciated! Dave would be so happy to see the these tracks shared for all to hear!

A big thank you again Paul for your efforts, this is some collection we have been treated too.

Awesomeness again! Thanks Paul.

Thanks you so much for another vol. Great way to start the week.

Hi Gaz, do you have more info on Piper Blue?

Thanks again for a really enjoyable volume again.

Hello Ris,

Thanks for the feedback! Unfortunately I have absolutely no Info on "Piper Blue" other than they were from Cleveland, Ohio and only appear on one rare CD/Cassette from 1988. The reason they are so difficult to track down on Discogs (see below) is because someone has listed them as "Da Pipper Blue" however on the actual CD they are listed as "Piper Blue" 1987 so that's how I listed them. When I decided to use the track and a few others (Joy Circuit, The Bellows, Zero One), I tried searching for more info on them but could not find a single thing! The label was Play Records also out of Ohio and only had 4 releases from 85 to 89 (all are excellent) if you can locate them. Hope this helps!

https://www.discogs.com/Various-Exhibit ... e/11777280

Rissan wrote:Hi Gaz, do you have more info on Piper Blue?

Thanks again for a really enjoyable volume again.

Many thanks yet again, Paul.
You had me scratching my head at track 10. I never knew there was another Red Box.

Lol sorry Retro! Yes, this is definately not the Red Box band most of us are familiar with. This Red Box band claims to be the original “Red Box” and only released this one single in 83. Take care!

retromusic wrote:Many thanks yet again, Paul.
You had me scratching my head at track 10. I never knew there was another Red Box.

Greetings, I would have liked to download this compilation but I don't know how to do it, this server doesn't give me the download option, I don't understand it. Anyway, thank you very much for the effort in remastering all these jewels. Best regards dear Paul

Mario