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With the temperatures rising and the promise that the curfew will be abolished on 28th April, including the opening of the terraces, shops and students can follow physical lessons again I present you the next Volume. Up for a week.

The tracks:

01. Sue Saad And The Next - Gimme Love, Gimme Pain (3:15)
02. Micro Kids - Magic Of The Dark (3:22)
03. Jules Shear - Steady (3:30)
04. B. A. Robertson - Kool In The Kaftan (3:33)
05. The Bureau - Let Him Have It (3:14)
06. Any Trouble - Trouble With Love (3:29)
07. Michaël Process - The Perfect Stranger (computer dating) (3:20)
08. Shark Vegas - You Hurt Me (radio edit) (4:48)
09. Triumvarat - Party Life (3:29)
10. Cole Younger - Candy (3:40)
11. Yeah Yeah Yeah - Cottage Industry (3:43)
12. Blue Bop - My Life (3:26)
13. Dancing Did - The Lost Platoon (2:53)
14. Mysterious Art - Das Omen (3:44)
15. Siluetes 61 - Farht im Daf (2:57)
16. Vox Dei - Terroriste (2:05)
17. Résistance - Across The Ocean (3:48)
18. Balder - Schwarzfahrn (3:14)
19. 48 Chairs - Snap It Around (3:22)
20. Tubeway Control - Do Eyes Ever Meet (3:130
21. Robert Lloyd And The New Four Seasons - Something Nice (4:02)
22. Frisway - N'Human (3:57)
23. Bruce Foxton - Freak (3:24)

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Enjoy.

Great! Thanks again for this fab collection.

This BA Robertson guy is a complete mystery to me.

He seems to have been omnipresent......at least in the first half of the 80s.
For example, he has been featured on several editions of BBC Pop Quiz (1981-1984)
and I havent got the slightest idea why does he deserve this honor.

I, for one, dont know a single major hit he is credited with during the 80s......or was he more or a composer than a performer ?

Thanks for share Ris
Nice to see Triumvirat in this compilation...New decade approach!

All are new to me. Can't wait to give it a listen. Thanks Rissan

xymox970 wrote:This BA Robertson guy is a complete mystery to me.

He seems to have been omnipresent......at least in the first half of the 80s.
For example, he has been featured on several editions of BBC Pop Quiz (1981-1984)
and I havent got the slightest idea why does he deserve this honor.

I, for one, dont know a single major hit he is credited with during the 80s......or was he more or a composer than a performer ?

B.A. Robertson is more a composer. Best known for the songs he wrote, together with Mike Rutherford, for Mike + The Mechanics.