BIKINI

Interlude (I have no idea what an interlude is)

Talk Talk - It's My Life (12 Extended)

Private Life: The Compass Point Sessions

Slave To The Rhythm (Hot Blooded Version)

Mistaken Identity

Bette Davis Eyes

Fade To Grey: The Singles Collection

Fade To Grey (12" Version)

Going Back to My Roots (Incl. Special Megamix)

Going Back to My Roots (Original Extended Version)

I heard this song a good 5 times the past weekend. Since I loved it every time again,  I figured I'd dig out this old edit of mine. Pretty mild job on this, just piecing together my fave parts from the original 12" mix and the M&M remixes

Temptations -Treat Her like a lady Dimitri From Paris Re-edit

Disco - Indeep - Last Night A D. J.  Saved My Life (Dimitri From Paris Remix '91) (H.Q.) - 1991. Manufactured By – Unidisc Productions (Int'l) Ltd.
Distributed By – Unidisc Productions (Int'l) Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright – Unidisc Productions (Int'l) Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright – Sutra Records, Inc.
Copyright (c) – Unidisc Productions (Int'l) Ltd.
Published By – Keep On Music
Published By – Mideb Music
Published By – Longitude Music Co.
Mixed At – Ultra Sound Studios. Distributed By – Becket Records, Inc.
Marketed By – Becket Records, Inc.
Published By – Fools Prayer Music, Inc.
Published By – Young Lions Productions
Published By – Cal-Gene Music
Published By – Dynatone Publishing
Produced For – Young Lions Productions
Phonographic Copyright – Sound Of New York Records, Inc.
Copyright (c) – Sound Of New York Records, Inc.
Recorded At – Eastern Artists Recording Studio
Mastered At – Frankford/Wayne Mastering Labs
Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Pitman. Credits – Rebecca Bell Padovani, Michael Cleveland, Réjane Magloire & Rose Marie Ramsey. 
Artwork [Album Design] – Box Productions
Engineer [Assistant] – Marc Marseglia, Sam Natoli, Tom Zepp
Executive-Producer – Gene Griffin
Mastered By – Herb Powers, Jr.
Producer – Michael Cleveland, Reggie Thompson
Producer [Production Assistant] – Darren Constable, Iovanna Chaffin. Recorded On A Denon VL12 Turntable With An Ortofon Concorde Mk II Club Cartridge and Stylus. No Copyright Infringement Intended. Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for 'fair use' for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of "fair use". I am making such material available for the purpose of criticism, comment and news reporting which constitue the "fair use" of any such copyrighted material provided for in Section 107 of the U.S Copyright Law. Not withstanding the provision of Section 106 and 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work purposes such as criticism, comment and news reporting is not an infringement of copyright. All songs belong to the artists. All tracks used in this mix are to promote the artists talents. For Listening Entertainment Only.The only way to show your true love for music, is to share with the universe. I hope you enjoy this mix. Credits Given To All The Artists And Recording Companies In This Mix.

Indeep - Last Night A D.J. Saved My Life

Let's All Chant / Love Express

Let's All Chant

Visage began in 1978 when Steve Strange and Blitz Club partner-in-crime, Rusty Egan, joined forces with Midge Ure to create a futuristic, synthesizer-led group where style and fashion were matched with experimental, yet accessible music. They recorded their first demos in EMIs Manchester Square studios and soon honed a futuristic, synthesizer-based sound. They recorded their first single "Tar" with Martin Rushent at his Genetic Studio in 1978 (shortly to become the birthplace of the Human League's "Dare" album).

Later in 1978 the group was augmented with members of Magazine (John McGeoch, Dave Formula and Barry Adamson) and Billy Currie from the soon to be leaderless John Foxx incarnation of Ultravox. Their breakthrough track "Fade To Grey" was written with Chris Payne, the keyboard player from Gary Numan’s touring band. It became a European hit and reached number one in eight countries in 1980. The band enjoyed follow up success with the singles "Mind Of A Toy" and "Visage".

In 1980 Midge Ure and Billy Currie returned to the newly reformed Ultravox and recorded the "Vienna" and "Rage In Eden" albums. The pair returned to Visage in 1981 to begin work on the second album. By this time John McGeoch had left to join Siouxsie and the Banshees. "The Anvil" was released in 1982 and named after a nightclub in New York City. It spawned the hit singles "Night Train", "The Anvil" and "The Damned Don’t Cry". Shortly after, Midge Ure and Billy Currie left to concentrate on what became one of the biggest bands of the early 80s, Ultravox. Steve Barnacle joined to replace bass player Barry Adamson in 1982 and played a key role in creating the stand alone single "Pleasure Boys", released in October 1982.

In 1984 the third Visage album "Beat Boy" was released. The single "Love Glove" became a hit throughout Europe and the "Beat Boy" single followed. 

In 2013 the fourth Visage album "Hearts and Knives" was released. The title was not only a paraphrased lyric from the lead single "Shameless Fashion" but also a metaphor for the past 29 years of Steve Strange and Visage. The first song to be written for the album was co-written with former Visage and Magazine keyboard player Dave Formula. "Diaries Of A Madman". Mick MacNeil the creative musical core of Simple Minds contributed to two songs, "She's Electric (Coming Around)" and the radio friendly "Dreamer I Know" (which was also co-written with bass played from Killing Joke, Youth). The comeback was successfully received and had six tracks released as singles.

In 2014 Visage were invited to play alongside a 30 piece Orchestra to close the World Ski Jumping Championships. This led to the band putting a new spin on the traditional "Greatest Hits" album, by performing new versions of their most loved songs backed by Orchestras.The "Orchestral" album featured a new eight-minute-long symphonic version of "Fade To Grey" as its lead single. Logan Sky, live synthesist since 2009, now joined the band.

In February 2015 Steve Strange sadly died whilst on holiday in Egypt. The world had lost one of its most creative music and fashion icons of recent years. After the shock of losing their leader the band rather than leave the fifth and final studio album uncompleted, decided to press on and complete “Demons To Diamonds”. The album cover art was photographed by Boy George. Musical contributions came Mick MacNeil, Didier Marouani ( Space “Magic Fly”) and featured a cover version of the David Bowie song “Loving The Alien”.

With the loss of their inspirational and majestic leader, Visage decided to disband in 2015 after the release of their final work. Their body of work consists of five studio albums, numerous singles and numerous compilations. For the first time in 2016 - and with the participation of all Visage record labels - the compilation “The Wild Life (1978-2015)” was the first release to bring all of their best loved songs together into one definitive release.

Fade To Grey (12" Version)

Visage

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