Various Disco Club Volume 8 1985

20 дек. 2021 г. Various – Disco Club Volume 8 [1985] 00:00 01. John Mendes - Love Is The Reason ℗ 1985 Break Records, Netherlands 02:48 02. Taffy - Midnight Radio ℗ 1985 Ibiza Records, Italy 08:44 03. Den Harrow - Future Brain (Remix) ℗ 1985 Baby Records, Italy 13:00 04. Digital Emotion - Outside In The Dark ℗ 1985 Break Records, Netherlands 15:44 05. B.B. And Q. Band - Main Attraction (Ben Liebrand Remix) ℗ 1985 Vedette/Break Records, Netherlands 20:16 06. Teenrock - Set Me Free ℗ 1985 Meno Vision, USA 25:36 07. Sixteen K. - My Love ℗ 1985 Koko/Break Records, Netherlands 28:18 08. Jimmy Bo’Horn - Spank (’85 Remix) ℗ 1985 T.K./Break Records, Netherlands 32:38 09. Round One - Theme From Rocky “Gonna Fly Now“ (Disco Mix) ℗ 1985 Italoheat Music, Germany 33:43 10. Glenda Peters - U Do Voodoo ℗ 1985 Break Records, Netherlands Label: Break Records – ECI 258820 Series: Disco Club (3) – 8 Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Mixed, Stereo Country: Netherlands Released: 1985 Genre: Electronic Style: Italo-Disco, Hi NRG, Disco Exclusive Retailer – ECI Lacquer Cut At – Dureco Studio DJ Mix [Megamix] – Peter Slaghuis Lacquer Cut By – C* With special thanks to Boni/Break Records BV Total time side A: 15:44 min Total time side B: 22:08 min Most artists on the front cover are not present on this record. Peter Slaghuis (21 August 1961 – 5 September 1991) was a Dutch DJ, producer and remixer, whose work was mostly released under the name HITHOUSE (’Jack To The Sound Of The Underground’) and as VIDEOKIDS (’Woodpeckers From Space’) known for his successful remixes which charted in the US #1 Dance and UK Top #10 official charts. Sadly, Peter Slaghuis died in a car accident in 1991 as he was driving home from a concert. “DISCO CLUB is an ’80s Non-Stop Mix OFFICIAL LP series, released by indie Break Records (Holland) with Volume 1 in 1983, and ending with Volume 10 in 1986. (x10 releases). These records travelled all around the world. Copies made on home cassette tapes, took on a life of their own, swapped as “DJ mixtapes“ in schools, universities, even clubs)