Fit From Well From February 2017

Various Artists - Twelve Inch Eighties: When The Going Gets Tough (2017) {3CD Demon Music-Crimson TWIN80007}
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© 2017 Demon Music / Crimson Productions | TWIN80007
Pop / Synth Pop / Hi NRG / Euro-Disco / Electronic / Funk / New Wave / Pop Rock

Twelve Inch Eighties is the successful 3CD range by Crimson Productions, compiling extended alternate mixes of some of the biggest hit singles of the 80s. Each themed release is housed in a sleek 3CD digipak with abstract imagery representative of early dance label releases. These carefully selected titles across the range bring together the finest eighties pop, dance and disco, amongst other genres, in all their full 12” single glory. When The Going Gets Tough is a collection of extended Pure Pop excellence.

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