Name: An Hour Of Kylie 2014 by andrew-winder
Duration: 53 min 29 s
Description: Here's a jolly Kylie mix featuring remade and remodelled 'classics' as: Break the Heartbreak, GBI, Boombox, Timebomb, Love at First Sight, Closer, I Guess I Like it Like That, Ruffle My Feathers, Light Years and Still Standing.

love love love this mix..  reminds me of my first time in new york, i was playing it on my sony mini disc and riding the subway into manhattan :D

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For a brief moment in the mid-90s, 2wo Third3 were the greatest band in the world. The four-piece trio (Biff, their cartoon character songwriter, went on to write most of the Spice Girls' number ones) only released four singles - an album was recorded by never issued - but they represent a perfect pocket of super-stylised pop. As well as Lee, Danny, Victor and Biff, 2wo Third3 were also the work of manager Tom Watkins (Pet Shop Boys, East 17, Bros) and London design firm Form (responsible for most decent record sleeves since 1991). They were also the first sort-of-openly gay pop band. 

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Bay Area Retrograde (BART) Volume 2 is Dark Entries’ second compilation of underground music from San Francisco (and the greater Bay Area) made between 1978-1983. Towards the end of the 70s, San Francisco's experimental music scene clashed with the aftermath of punk and gave birth to a vibrant underground. By the early to mid 80s the DIY music scene of the Bay Area was a hotbed for experimental and quirky new wave, post punk, and synthpop, quite similar to New York’s No Wave scene and Berlin’s Neue Deutsche Welle. This compilation connects the (transit) lines between these varied musical offerings and tells the secret story of eleven forgotten Bay Area bands.

BART Volume 2 features slow, dystopian horror from pioneering industrial group Factrix; crushing, motorik noise from acid punks Chrome; amphetamine-driven synth punk from Red Asphalt; an early demo, never released on vinyl, from legendary post punk band Tuxedoomon; chilling atmospheric drone from Ki Di Me; leftfield new wave from Indoor Life featuring Patrick Cowley on synths;  Los Microwaves more sinister side project Baby Buddha; gay drag icon Timmy Spence delivering an unknown camp classic, a pure instrumental electro-pop workout from Human Being Men; TR-808 fueled synth pop from Menlo Park duo Wonders of Science, and a poetic yet somber and haunting song from the mysterious Zru Vogue. 

All tracks have been carefully remastered by George Horn at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley. Each LP is housed in a large 6-panel, 2-sided fold out poster designed by Eloise Leigh, featuring original photos and fliers from each band’s personal archive plus a 36”x24” print of a photograph by Ruby Ray from1978. BART is the acronym for Bay Area Rapid Transit, the main rail transportation system for the San Francisco Bay Area. This LP is by no means a definitive compilation but merely opens the tunnel to the underground of the Bay!

07 Timmy Spence - Brand New Dance

Here's a jolly Kylie mix featuring remade and remodelled 'classics' as: Break the Heartbreak, GBI, Boombox, Timebomb, Love at First Sight, Closer, I Guess I Like it Like That, Ruffle My Feathers, Light Years and Still Standing. 

An Hour Of Kylie 2014

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A mash up of 2 Girl Group classics - the vocals from Holler from Spice Girls mashed up with Bananarama's 1988 classic Love, Truth & Honesty (Hot Power Edit)

An Hour Of Kylie 2014

andrew-winder

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