Jon Savage's 1980-1982: Art Of Things To Come - Jon Savage's 1980-1982: Art Of Things To Come / - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Description: Two CD set. Ace is delighted to continue with Jon Savage's highly respected year-by-year series documenting the music scene on a world stage, which began with a volume based on his successful 1966 book for Faber. A genre-spanning two-disc array of pivotal singles, extended mixes, context-providers, scene-stealers and lost gems from disco, b-boy, new wave, rap, indie and synth these are the decks that defined the dawn of the 80s, captured the mood and crystallised Jon's personal experiences of these years. Artists include the Associates, Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five, the Human League, Grace Jones, New Order, Yello, the Peech Boys and Zapp. Living in Manchester, working for Granada TV in tandem with Tony Wilson and spinning discs at Joy Division and New Order gigs, this was a time where clubs were key for Jon. It's no surprise that this is the first volume where 12-inch singles make their mark in the series. The 80s began with Thatcher in power, the rise of the New Right in America and the death of Ian Curtis, but by 1982 the world was travelling out of post-punk darkness into the light of a bright new decade. It was beginning of the art of things to come. Album Tracks 1. Underground - the Bizarros 2. Twist and Crawl - the Beat 3. Candy-O - the Cars 4. These Days - Joy Division 5. Simple Stuff - Echo & the Bunnymen 6. Our Love (12-Inch Version) - Donna Summer 7. The Apartment - Giorgio Moroder 8. She's Lost Control - Grace Jones 9. Faith - Manicured Noise 10. Whip It - Devo 11. More Bounce to the Ounce - Zapp 12. I Travel - Simple Minds 13. Flight (12-Inch Version) - a Certain Ratio 14. Dirty Back Road - the B-52's 15. Euthenics - Modern Eon 16. Too Many Creeps - Bush Tetras 17. How We Gonna Make the Black Nation Rise? 18. (12-Inch Version) - Brother InchDInch with Collective Effort 19. Hello Operator... I Mean Dad.
- Artist: JON SAVAGE'S 1980-1982: ART OF THINGS TO COME
- Title: Jon Savage's 1980-1982: Art Of Things To Come / Various
- Format: CD
- Label: Ace Records Uk
- Release Date: 03/03/2023
- Genre: Rock
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Two CD set. Ace is delighted to continue with Jon Savage's highly respected year-by-year series documenting the music scene on a world stage, which began with a volume based on his successful 1966 book for Faber. A genre-spanning two-disc array of pivotal singles, extended mixes, context-providers, scene-stealers and lost gems from disco, b-boy, new wave, rap, indie and synth these are the decks that defined the dawn of the 80s, captured the mood and crystallised Jon's personal experiences of these years. Artists include the Associates, Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five, the Human League, Grace Jones, New Order, Yello, the Peech Boys and Zapp. Living in Manchester, working for Granada TV in tandem with Tony Wilson and spinning discs at Joy Division and New Order gigs, this was a time where clubs were key for Jon. It's no surprise that this is the first volume where 12-inch singles make their mark in the series. The 80s began with Thatcher in power, the rise of the New Right in America and the death of Ian Curtis, but by 1982 the world was travelling out of post-punk darkness into the light of a bright new decade. It was beginning of the art of things to come. Album Tracks 1. Underground - the Bizarros 2. Twist and Crawl - the Beat 3. Candy-O - the Cars 4. These Days - Joy Division 5. Simple Stuff - Echo & the Bunnymen 6. Our Love (12-Inch Version) - Donna Summer 7. The Apartment - Giorgio Moroder 8. She's Lost Control - Grace Jones 9. Faith - Manicured Noise 10. Whip It - Devo 11. More Bounce to the Ounce - Zapp 12. I Travel - Simple Minds 13. Flight (12-Inch Version) - a Certain Ratio 14. Dirty Back Road - the B-52's 15. Euthenics - Modern Eon 16. Too Many Creeps - Bush Tetras 17. How We Gonna Make the Black Nation Rise? 18. (12-Inch Version) - Brother InchDInch with Collective Effort 19. Hello Operator... I Mean Dad.
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