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1.1 The Human League / Being Boiled (Fast Product Version)1.2 Tubeway Army / Down In The Park1.3 Fad Gadget / Back To Nature1.4 Vice Versa / New Girls Neutrons1.5 Throbbing Gristle / Hot On The Heels Of Love1.6 The Normal / Warm Leatherette1.7 Cabaret Voltaire / Nag Nag Nag1.8 John Foxx / Burning Car1.9 Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark / Electricity (Dindisc 1980 Version)1.10 Shock / R.E.R.B2.1 Ultravox! / Hiroshima Mon Amour2.2 Magazine / Permafrost2.3 Hot Chocolate / Put Your Love In Me2.4 Visage / Moon Over Moscow2.5 Sparks / The Number One Song In Heaven (Long Version)2.6 The Glitter Band / Makes You Blind2.7 The Regents / 7 Teen2.8 Roxy Music / Angel Eyes (Extended Remix)3.1 The Men / I Don't Depend On You3.2 Barry De Vorzon / Theme From 'The Warriors'3.3 Rinder And Lewis / Willie And The Hand Jive (12» Version)3.4 Grace Jones / La Vie En Rose3.5 Kraftwerk / Schaufensterpuppen3.6 Ultravox / Passing Strangers3.7 Iggy Pop / Nightclubbing3.8 Gina X Performance / No G.D.M.4.1 Mick Ronson / Only After Dark4.2 Simple Minds / Changeling4.3 Skids / Animation (Edit)4.4 Japan / Life in Tokyo (1979 Single Version)4.5 Amanda Lear / Follow Me4.6 Spandau Ballet / To Cut A Long Story Short4.7 Yello / Bostich (album version4.8 Giorgio Moroder / Chase (From 'Midnight Express' Soundtrack)4.9 Visage / Fade To Grey (1980 Dance Mix)4.10 Lou Reed / Perfect Day |
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| | Description: | ondon, 1979. From the rubble and ashes of punk a new youth cult was emerging. Divinely inspired by
Bowie, Roxy Music and Kraftwerk, a new tribe the press started labelling New Romantics, or Futurists,
discarded punkâ??s old-hat claims towards authenticity and protest, in pursuit of glamour, make-up,
dressing up and dancing. Their home was The Blitz Club, a tiny wine bar at the edge of Covent Garden
and what went on there between 1979 and 1980 would genuinely change the world. The other name for
this cult? Blitz Kids.
Without necessarily knowing it, The Blitz was birthing the next wave of British pop stars. A young Boy
George ran the cloakroom, its host and doorman was a young Steve Strange, soon-to-be the frontman of
Visage, Spandau Ballet played their first gig there and on a given night you might find yourself dancing
next to a member of Ultravox. Fashion designers in Regency ballgowns mingled with secretaries in
rubber, post boys dressed as Biggles danced next to art school kids dressed as Pierrot. David Bowie
assembled his extras for the â??Ashes To Ashesâ?? video from the Blitz kids. Mick Jagger was refused entry.
Too square.
And the club had a mighty soundtrack, assembled painstakingly by its resident DJ Rusty Egan. Rustyâ??s sets
brought together heroes like Eno, Iggy, and Lou Reed cool European electronic pioneers like Kraftwerk,
Telex and Yello, the electronic side of disco (Cerrone, Hot Chocolate, Amanda Lear) and cutting-edge film
soundtracks from the likes of Vangelis, Giorgio Moroder and Barry De Vorzon. Rusty also span the
nascent sounds of Britianâ??s next new wave â?? Japan, Landscape, the Human League, Visage, Ultravox, Fad
Gadget...
Compiled exhaustively from his DJ sets, â??Rusty Egan Presents The Blitzâ?? brings together the sounds of a
night at the club circa 1980 on either 66 track 4CD or 36 track 4LP sets. Beautifully presented with
contemporary photography from Sheila Rock, Peter Ashworth and Terry Smith, the booklets also contain
sleeve notes from Alexis Petridis and Rusty himself. - Limited four vinyl LP pressing containing 36 tracks. London, 1979. From the rubble and ashes of punk a new youth cult was emerging. Divinely inspired by Bowie, Roxy Music and Kraftwerk, a new tribe the press started labelling New Romantics, or Futurists, discarded punk's old hat claims towards authenticity and protest, in pursuit of glamour, make up, dressing up and dancing. Their home was The Blitz Club, a tiny wine bar at the edge of Covent Garden and what went on there between 1979 and 1980 would genuinely change the world. The other name for this cult? Blitz Kids. Without necessarily knowing it, The Blitz was birthing the next wave of British pop stars. A young Boy George ran the cloakroom, it's host and doorman was a young Steve Strange, soon to be the frontman of Visage, Spandau Ballet played their first gig there and on a given night you might find yourself dancing next to a member of Ultravox. And the club had a mighty soundtrack, assembled painstakingly by it's resident DJ Rusty Egan. Rusty's sets brought together heroes like Eno, Iggy, and Lou Reed cool European electronic pioneers like Kraftwerk, Telex and Yello, the electronic side of disco Cerrone, Hot Chocolate, Amanda Lear) and cutting edge film soundtracks from the likes of Vangelis, Giorgio Moroder and Barry de Vorzon. Rusty also span the nascent sounds of Britian's next new wave Japan, Landscape, the Human League, Visage, Ultravox, Fad Gadget... Compiled exhaustively from his DJ sets, 'Rusty Egan Presents Blitzed!' brings together the sounds of a night at the club circa 1980. Beautifully presented with contemporary photography from Sheila Rock, Peter Ashworth and Terry Smith, the booklets also contain sleeve notes from Alexis Petridis and Rusty himself.Compiled exhaustively from his DJ sets, 'Rusty Egan Presents The Blitz' brings together the sounds of a night at the club circa 1980 on either 66-track 4CD or 36-track 4LP sets. Beautifully presented with contemporary photography from Sheila Rock, Peter Ashworth, and Terry Smith, the booklets contain sleeve notes from Alexis Petridis and Rusty himself.
[Sleeve - front]:
RUSTY EGAN
BLITZED!
[Sleeve - (Sticker) front]:
RUSTY EGAN
PRESENTS
BLITZED!
DEMRECBOX92
[Sleeve - spine]:
RUSTY EGAN PRESENTS BLITZED! DEMRECBOX92
[Sleeve - back]:
DEMRECBOX92
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[Erratum]:
Track A4: [r=391552], printed as New Girls/Neutrons
Track E2 [m=110758], printed as Theme From 'The Warriors' | | | No. of tracks: |
36 |
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DEMRECBOX92 |
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