VA 50 Jahre Kef Volume 1 The Sixties [audio] {germany 2011}

Devil's Children: Hellacious Sixties Punk Rarities, a Various Artists Compilation. Released in 1997-2002.

2 CD set with over two hours of mind wasting machine from the last decades. Includes Front Line Assembly, Oomph!, Die Form, Nitzer Ebb and many more.

News A - F 541 Presents MNM Party 2017 Volume 1 album 39 original hits by the original artists. Includes tracks by DJ Paul Elstak, 50 Cent, The Chainsmokers feat. Phoebe Ryan, Netsky feat. Paije, Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike vs Diplo feat. Deb's Daughter, and more.

Enjoy this Compilation with the most successful 50 Italian Standards Volume Due (Le più belle canzoni italiane in versione chillout) singers like Papik; Alan Scaffardi, Melania; Christian Lisi and many more!

Bobby Orlando is a highly prolific music producer, songwriter, musician, and record label impresario. During the 80's he produced, composed and performed on hundreds of music productions that he released under a myriad of record labels, including: ''O'' Records, Bobcat Records, Memo Records and others. He is one of the founding fathers of Hi-NRG dance music. . Divine was undoubtedly the most notorious artist to be part of the ''O'' Records catalogue. Her first two hits 'Native Love' and 'Shoot Your Shot' are included here. They were very important for Orlando as they became massive pop hits all over Europe and secured a loyal audience for his productions for years to come. . The Flirts were Bobby's own girl group, with the line-up changing with each album release.

80s fans pay attention! 80s Electro Tracks Vol. 1 is the ultimate CD for club sounds of the 80s! In addition to classics such as Off, Boytronic and Moskwa TV it contains previously unreleased rarities. Selected 12"versions make this one become a collector's item that should not be missed by any real 80s fan.

Leo Blokhuis is an award winning author and music journalist familiar to Dutch TV audiences as host of a prime time music show ‘Top 2000 a Gogo’. In his latest ‘sound book’ he writes of the period in the 60s and 70s when soul and country music traditions married together to create country soul and vice versa. The book part is 176 pages of Dutch text and since my near neighbours language is not one of the main languages that I can read I am unable to comment on Blokhuis’ writing skills. What I can say is that the text is interspersed with photographs of significant artists, record labels and a page on each featured song that lists studio details and participating musicians. Clearly a labour of love the book looks great and feels substantial.