Episode 16: Eighty-Miz (Jerk Music)

Who was the biggest bully of the eighties? Tune in this week for some unfamiliar cuts and cultural nonsense from the tackiest generation of the 20th century.

Playlist

  1. All The Critics Love U (In New York) by Prince on 1999 (Warner Bros.)
  2. Reflection by Section 25 on From the Hip (Factory Records)
  3. Lost and Found by FM on City of Fear (Cherry Red Records)
  4. Icehouse by FLOWERS on Icehouse (30th Anniversary Edition) (℗ 2011 Diva Records Manufactured and distributed by Universal Music Australia Pty Ltd)
  5. I Don't Wanna by The Call on Into the Woods (Triple Pop)
  6. Porrohman by Big Country on The Crossing (Mercury)
  7. Flesh And Blood by Roxy Music on Flesh And Blood (Universal)
  8. Come On Kate by Stephen Bell-Booth on Letting The People Know (Mushroom)
  9. Je m'laisse aller by Hugues Hamilton on France chebran: French Boogie (1982 - 1989), Vol. 2 (Born Bad)
  10. Electric Murder by Marcy Luarks on Electric Murder (Kalita Records)
  11. Boy by Book of Love on Book Of Love (Sire)
  12. Inside Out by Martin Dupont on Hot Paradox (Minimal Wave)
  13. Fanfare In The Garden by Essential Logic on Essential Logic (Hiss and Shake)
  14. Don't Let It Get You Down by Fine Young Cannibals on The Raw and Cooked (London recordings)
  15. What Am I Supposed To Do by A Flock of Seagulls on Listen (BMG Music)
  16. Break
  17. Adventures In Success by Will Powers on Adventures In Success (Island)
  18. Work For Love by Ministry on With Sympathy (Arista Records)
  19. Lub Dupe by Liquid Liquid on Liquid Liquid (Liquid Liquid Publishing)
  20. Do The Du (The Graveyard) by A Certain Ratio on The Graveyard And The Ballroom (℗ 2017 A Certain Ratio under exclusive license to Mute Artists Limited.)
  21. I Can't Escape Myself by The Sound on Jeopardy (℗ 1980 Warner Music UK Ltd)