Classic 80s electronic albums

[The Auditor]

Devo - Are we not men ? (might be 1979)

 

[Buzzer]

no call for Low Life by New Order? Or Power Corruption and Lies...

I'll be honest. I prefer Brotherhood and Technique but Low Life does have subculture on there so yep, that'll make an appearance.

Pavement tracks

"(We Don't Need This) Fascist Groove Thing" – 4:20
"Penthouse and Pavement" – 6:23
"Play To Win" – 3:37
"Soul Warfare" – 5:04
Penthouse tracks

"Geisha Boys and Temple Girls" – 4:33
"Let's All Make A Bomb" – 4:03
"The Height of the Fighting" – 3:01
"Song With No Name" – 3:36
"We're Going To Live For A Very Long Time" – 3:15 ¹

I think that's a no, then. Trying to recall the title but for some reason I can just remember the lyrics. "here today, gone tomorrow..."

 

[Buzzer]

...double post

 

[chez]

Soft Cell's debut

Non Stop Erotic Caberet. Classic Album.

 

[Box of Frogs]

*rifles through dusty album collection*

Ultravox - 'U-vox' and 'Quartet'

Alan Parsons Project - 'Eye in the Sky' although not really a totally electronic album.

 

[The Auditor]

B Movie ....Nightmares in Wax

A Flock of seagulls ?

 

[jevs]

*rifles through dusty album collection*

Alan Parsons Project - 'Eye in the Sky' although not really a totally electronic album.

The track "old and wise" always makes me cry (not sure if its on that album though)

Did anyone have the album "12 inches of pleasure" by various artists....tracks included "I like plastic" by Marsha Raven, "Living on video" by Trans X (A coasters favourite) and "Best part of breaking up" by Ronni Griffiths

 

[Box of Frogs]

The track "old and wise" always makes me cry (not sure if its on that album though)

Yep - Old and Wise is on that album - a real tear jerker of tune!

 

[El Presidente]

Yep!. Still got the album somewhere. Blokes in suits and pony tails. Proto- advertising execs!

Does it have that song "I was 37 you were 17"? on it. Remember buying that at Woolies in Worthing as a 12"

No it doesn't, but it does have the classic (We don't need that) Fascist Groove Thing, which is the BEST thing ever (apart from MILF threesomes)

 

[El Presidente]

John Foxx anyone? He is my FRIEND on mySpaz and still going.

B-Movie have just reformed!

 

[Grendel]

John Foxx anyone? He is my FRIEND on mySpaz and still going.

He of Metamatic "fame"?

Hows about some Future?

 

[Dave the OAP]

Penthouse and Pavement

Soft Cell's debut

awesome answer

 

[dougdeep]

Rubicon. Tangerine Dream.

 

[Dave the OAP]

Rubicon. Tangerine Dream.

oh dear.....

 

[Ernest]

The track "old and wise" always makes me cry (not sure if its on that album though)

Did anyone have the album "12 inches of pleasure" by various artists....tracks included "I like plastic" by Marsha Raven, "Living on video" by Trans X (A coasters favourite) and "Best part of breaking up" by Ronni Griffiths

Coasters

Visage

Scritti Pollitti

Tears for Fears

Spandau Ballet

Blancmange

 

[Dave the OAP]

Coasters

Visage

Scritti Pollitti

Tears for Fears

Spandau Ballet

Blancmange

 

[dougdeep]

Snowflakes Are Dancing. Tomita.

 

[NMH]

Currently listening to Human League - Dare and it bloody rocks! Forgot how good it was.

Might dust down Propaganda, OMD and Durutti Column. Any other suggestions?

Live From The Tea Rooms Of Mars - Landscape
Systems of Romance - Ultravox (and turn 'Slow Motion' to 11!)
Travelogue - Human League
Lene Lovich - No Man's Land
and some singles - Back To Nature/Ricky's Hand/Ladyshave/Fireside Favourite by Fad Gadget, No GDM by Gina X, Visage by Visage, Thomas Dolby - Windpower

 

[NMH]

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[Beach Hut]

Coasters

Visage

Scritti Pollitti

Tears for Fears

Spandau Ballet

Blancmange

The big man has made me moist - happy days