brings back memories of my mis-spent youth : )

Age shall not wither us...steam like a jet!

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Favorite set

Vision Thing

The Dream Academy

Life in a Northern Town

Under the Pink

Cornflake Girl

SuiteXVI

See Me Coming (Remastered)

Best Of

Look Mama

Tales of 1001 Nights, Vol. 2

Northern Lights

Karaoke Hits 1983, Vol. 3

Everyday I Write the Book (Originally Performed By Elvis Costello) [Full Vocal Version]

Bohemian Like You

Live recording from the album 'Mr Nutley's Strange Delusionarium' - Released on Sartorial Records 2011.

Department S - Going Left-Right -  2011

The ruts - Staring at the rude boys

1. Yuuzuki (Evening Moon)
2. Mayonaka no Bossa Nova
(Midnight Bossa Nova)
3. Du soleil plein les yeux (Eyes Full Of Sun)
4. Puff, The Magic Dragon
5. Ii janaino Shiawase naraba
(It’s Okay If I’m Happy)
6. Blue Light Yokohama
7. Yoake no Scat (Melody For A New Dawn)
8. Mas Que Nada
9. Is That All There Is?
10. Watashi mo Anata to Naite Ii?
(Consolation)
11. Wasuretainoni
(I Want To Forget You, But…)
12. Kisetsu no Ashioto
(Footsteps Of The Seasons)

Widely considered to be the “Barbara Streisand of Japan”, Saori Yuki released her debut album in Japan in 1969 and has gone on to make over 30 albums in her 42 year-career. Yuki discovered Pink Martini after the band covered her song “Taya Tan” for their 2007 album Hey Eugene! Most recently, Yuki sang a verse of “White Christmas” in Japanese for the band’s hit 2010 holiday album Joy To The World.

In honor of the year of her debut release, Saori Yuki partnered with Pink Martini and producer Thomas M. Lauderdale to create a loving tribute to the music released in 1969. Featuring Japanese pop hits alongside internationally recognized tunes like Jorge Ben’s “Mas que nada” and “Puff the Magic Dragon”, “1969″ is a brilliant collaboration, with Thomas M. Lauderdale’s magical arrangements, Pink Martini’s stellar musicianship, and Saori Yuki’s soaring vocals.

Is That All There Is

No. 1 In Heaven

Beat the Clock

"It’s a rare thing to find a reformed band that are better than the original” VIVE LE ROCK MAGAZINE 2011. 30 years after first gracing the charts with IS VIC THERE? GOING LEFT RIGHT and I WANT…DEPARTMENT S have been rampaging across the UK and Europe thrilling audiences with their guitar based sound from Wickerman in Scotland to Benicassim in Spain. With 4 original members, Mike Herbage, Stuart Mizon, Mark Taylor and Eddie Roxy joined by Back To Zero’s Sam Burnett giving the group a unique sound with two lead guitarists. Since 2006 three singles have been released, Wonderful Day, God Squad Saviour and My Coo Ca Choo with guest musicians such as Glenn Matlock, Marco Perroni, Mark Bedford and John Keeble. A new LP released last year “MR NUTLEY’S STRANGE DELUSSIONARIUM” was greeting by warm reviews and represents the more rock sound the band believe would have immerged had VIC producers(Buffin and Overend from Mott The Hoople) been allowed to produce the debut LP…….sadly the label wanted a more commercial sound and then went bust after the record was finished but before it was released thus the first Department S album was released 10 years after it was made!!!  2013 will see a new LP “The Constructavist’s Nightmare” and the band back on the road playing clubs and festivals.

Department S - Is Vic There?

Killing Joke - The Singles Collection 1979 - 2012, a career spanning retrospective from one of the most influential bands of all time.

Available on multiple formats here: http://goo.gl/z5iGX

The ruts - Staring at the rude boys

Renata MTerrazzi

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