FLLR IND0-50 - "Industrial" (not) mix tape
A bit of a one off, as it's not a "Modern Classics" or a "New Songs" but a standalone "industrial" (more like new beat + techno acid house + modern dance) compilation. Don't know much about where I got this from, except that it was a HS classmate that I haven't seen in 30 years.
Have a friend of mine identifying the tracks which Shazam couldn't manage, and which weren't identified at the time on the sheet of cut-up lined paper left in the insert in lieu of a proper J-card. Humans are better than any algorithmic pattern matching software, anyway.
Some of these mixes are via R*z*rm**d, according to him...
This dates from '89-90, and by all accounts, features many songs that were filling the dancefloors around this time. All the songs are mixed into each other so this is likely from an (unidentified) local DJ/mixtape release that my HS classmate had. The appearance of A10 may be a clue as to exactly who...this has all the hallmarks of a Steve Masters mix, but not one broadcast but maybe sold by him during one of his appearances...
A2 Nitzer Ebb - Fun To Be Had
A3 The Human League - Don't You Want Me (Special Extended Dance Mix)
A4 S-50 - Input
A5 Hithouse - Move Your Feet (To The Rhythm Of The Beat)
A6 Boxcar - Freemason (extended remix)
A7 Celebrate The Nun - Will You Be There (with Lil Louis 'French Kiss' segue)
A8 New Order - Round And Round
A9 The Neon Judgement - Don't Be A Drag
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