Released on Friday 25th March, the album is an updated version of the 2020 Digital compilation of the same name Featuring mixes that were originally released between 1991 and 2021, by some of the worlds biggest DJs and Producers, including François Kervorkian, Orbital, Underground Resistance, DJ Rolando, William Orbit and Hot Chip
Vinyl-track-listing
A.
1 Non Stop 08:32
2 Robotronik (Kling Klang Mix) 04:54
3 Robotnik (Kling Klang Mix) 07:43
B.
1 Home Computer (2021 Single Edit) 04:45
2 Radioactivity (William Orbit Hardcore Remix - Kling Klang Edit) 05:35
3 Radioactivity (François Kervorkian 12" Remix) 07:27
C.
1 Expo Remix (Kling Klang Mix 2002) 05:40
2 Expo Remix (Kling Klang Mix 2001) 06:49
3 Expo Remix (Orbital Mix) 04:57
D.
1 Expo Remix (François K + Rob Rives Mix) 07:21
2 Expo Remix (DJ Rolando Mix) 07:29
3 Expo Remix (Underground Resistance Mix) 03:58
4 Expo Remix (UR Thought 3 Mix) 02:43
E.
1 Aéro Dynamik (Kling Klang Dynamix) 07:01
2 Aéro Dynamik (Alex Gopher / Étienne de Crécy Dynamik Mix) 07:42
3 Aéro Dynamik (François K. Aero Mix) 07:52
F.
1 Tour De France (Etape 2) 04:57
2 Aéro Dynamik (Intelligent Design Mix by Hot Chip) 08:34
3 La Forme (King Of The Mountains Mix by Hot Chip) 06:33
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Released on Friday 25th March, the album is an updated version of the 2020 Digital compilation of the same name Featuring mixes that were originally released between 1991 and 2021, by some of the worlds biggest DJs and Producers, including François Kervorkian, Orbital, Underground Resistance, DJ Rolando, William Orbit and Hot Chip
Vinyl-track-listing
A.
1 Non Stop 08:32
2 Robotronik (Kling Klang Mix) 04:54
3 Robotnik (Kling Klang Mix) 07:43
B.
1 Home Computer (2021 Single Edit) 04:45
2 Radioactivity (William Orbit Hardcore Remix - Kling Klang Edit) 05:35
3 Radioactivity (François Kervorkian 12" Remix) 07:27
C.
1 Expo Remix (Kling Klang Mix 2002) 05:40
2 Expo Remix (Kling Klang Mix 2001) 06:49
3 Expo Remix (Orbital Mix) 04:57
D.
1 Expo Remix (François K + Rob Rives Mix) 07:21
2 Expo Remix (DJ Rolando Mix) 07:29
3 Expo Remix (Underground Resistance Mix) 03:58
4 Expo Remix (UR Thought 3 Mix) 02:43
E.
1 Aéro Dynamik (Kling Klang Dynamix) 07:01
2 Aéro Dynamik (Alex Gopher / Étienne de Crécy Dynamik Mix) 07:42
3 Aéro Dynamik (François K. Aero Mix) 07:52
F.
1 Tour De France (Etape 2) 04:57
2 Aéro Dynamik (Intelligent Design Mix by Hot Chip) 08:34
3 La Forme (King Of The Mountains Mix by Hot Chip) 06:33
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He's back. Twenty years after Boulevard, fifteen years after the multi-platinum album Tourist (over 3 million copies sold worldwide) and a world tour spanning several continents, Ludovic Navarre, alias St Germain, finally found his way back into the studio. An uncontested and respected figure in the world of electronic music for the past two decades, a pioneer of the "French Touch" and a creator of intelligent and sensual deep house, St Germain has always stood out. His consummate art thrives on a subtle mixture of machines and instruments, of authentic roots and modern influences. More

He's back. Twenty years after Boulevard, fifteen years after the multi-platinum album Tourist (over 3 million copies sold worldwide) and a world tour spanning several continents, Ludovic Navarre, alias St Germain, finally found his way back into the studio. An uncontested and respected figure in the world of electronic music for the past two decades, a pioneer of the "French Touch" and a creator of intelligent and sensual deep house, St Germain has always stood out. His consummate art thrives on a subtle mixture of machines and instruments, of authentic roots and modern influences. More

Side 1
1. "Purple Rain" (live AMA 1985) (6:36)
2. "Baby I'm A Star" (live Grammys 1985) (6:09)
3. "Sign O The Times" (live MTV VMA 1987) (5:05)
4. "Play In The Sunshine" (live MTV VMA 1987) (4:11)
Side 2
1. "Electric Chair" (live SNL 1989) (4:16)
2. "Gett Off" (live MTV VMA 1991) (6:27)
3. "Diamonds & Pearls" (live Special Olympics 1991) (5:25)
4. "Lets Go Crazy" (intro - live Special Olympics 1991) (0:55)
5. "Baby I'm A Star" (live Special Olympics 1991) (4:27) More

Explosive Miami live performance with a selection of tracks released in the first half of the decade.

Tracklist :

Side A

Endorphinmachine
Space
Interactive
Get Wild
The Most Beautiful Girl In The World

Side B

It's Alright
I Believe In You
Maybe Your Baby
Santana Medley
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Purple Vinyl!

"Gothics” - a time before the word goth had even taken shape - believed in the do-it-yourself punk ethos that anyone could pick up an instrument. Gray clouds were starting to form and in the unlikely city of Hamburg, a brazen and haunting gang of five women formed Xmal Deutschland. As any true punk would, Xmal Deutschland’s members Caro May, Rita Simon, Manuela Rickers, Fiona Sangster and Anja Huwe, started the band despite any previous musical experience.

The “Schwarze Welt” seven-inch was released on the local punk label, ZickZack, in 1981 and introduced the band as an unsettling swarm of intensity. There’s an urgency in its repetitive dirge, a swirling mania that persists on the b-side with “Die Wolken” and “Großstadtindianer” whose crude synthesizer noises escalate intention. Most of all, Huwe’s uniquely venomous German vocals quickly became embedded in the unbridled and burgeoning scene of glamorous gloom.

Punk’s independence from the stiff grip of tradition allowed the band to find solace in anti-establishment art and music, far from the conventions of the past.With their peacocked hair and thick kohl-lined eyes, Xmal Deutschland’s music retained both a restlessness and delicacy, transcending any confines of the “Neue Deutsche Welle” movement (much like their colleagues and friends DAF and Einstürzende Neubauten) with the release of the “Incubus Succubus”single in 1982. It instantly became a post-punk classic. The guitar’s buzz ransacks through the melody as the ghoulish primitiveness of Huwe’s voice teases that maybe, just maybe, she is the nightmarish creature of which to be aware. The b-sides, “Zu Jung Zu Alt” and “Blut Ist Liebe,” keep strict militaristic dance beats as they teem in agitation.

That same year, the band performed in London as support for the Cocteau Twins; it was the platform they needed to ricochet into the arms of the ripped fishnet masses. Early Singles (1981-1982), is a map of the foundational movements of Xmal Deutschland, just seconds before takeoff. Bonus tracks on the compilation, “Kaelbermarsch” and a gritty live version of “Allein,” further accentuate their fusion of toughness with the quixotic decadence of atmospheric synthesizers.

The band’s pursuit of something greater is palpable with this release, a reflection of a time that introduced accessibility to new means of making music following the onset of punk. More