DEAD OR ALIVE / The best gold hits

The best gold hits


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1. What i want


2. Misty circles


3. Far too hard


4.You spin me round


5. Brain new lover


6. In to deep


7. Hooked on love


8. Something in my house


9, My heart goes bang


10.I'll save you all my kisses


11.Lover come back to me


12.Baby don't say goodbye


13.Come home with me baby


14.Turn around and count to ten


15.Your sweetness is your weakness


16.I promised my self


17.Hit and run lover


18.Nukleopatra


19.Rebel rebel


20.I'm a star

21.Sex drive


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I wish you an happy, healthy and full of music new year.

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TOM TOM CLUB / boom boom chi boom boom

Boom boom chi boom boom


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01. Suboceana


02. Shock the world


03. Don't say no


04. Challenge of the lost warriors


05. Femme fatal


06. Born for love


07. Broken promises


08. She belongs to me


09. Little Eva


10. Mighty teardrops

Tom Tom Club

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Tom Tom Club
Tina Weymouth with Tom Tom Club, 1986
Background information
Genres	New Wave, synthpop, dance-rock, alternative rock
Years active	1981–present
Labels	Sire/Reprise/Warner Bros. Records Rykodisc Island Records Fontana /PolyGram Records Nacional Records
Associated acts	Talking Heads
Website	Official Web Site
Members
Chris Frantz Tina Weymouth
Past members
Adrian Belew Monte Browne Tyrone Downie Mark Roule Victoria Clamp Steve Scales Steven Stanley Alex Weir Bruce Martin Mystic Bowie Laura Weymouth Charles Pettigrew Wally Badarou

Tom Tom Club is an American new wave band founded in 1981 by husband-and-wife team Tina Weymouth and Chris Frantz, both also known for being bandmembers of Talking Heads.

Biography

Originally established as a side project from Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club comprised a loose aggregation of musicians, sound engineers and artists of the Compass Point All Stars family, including Tina Weymouth's sisters and guitarist Adrian Belew, the latter of whom toured with Weymouth and Frantz in the expanded version of Talking Heads in 1980 and 1981.
Named after the dancehall in the Bahamas where they rehearsed for the first time while on hiatus from Talking Heads in 1980, Tom Tom Club enjoyed early success in the dance club culture of the early 1980s with the hits "Genius of Love" and "Wordy Rappinghood", both of which were taken from their self-titled first album released on Sire in the US and Island Records elsewhere in 1981.
"Genius of Love" has been sampled or reinterpreted by many artists, including L'Trimm, MC Redman, Funkdoobiest, and Mariah Carey in her hit single "Fantasy". "It's Nasty" (1982) by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five was one of the early hip-hop versions of the song; however, the sample was re-recorded by a live band rather than just taken from the original recording, as was common practice at the time. Another version, "Genius Rap" (1981), by Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde, was the first cover version. Max B also sampled "Genius of Love" in his single "Get Outta Jail".
Early British pressings of the first Tom Tom Club album featured shorter versions of "Genius of Love" and "Wordy Rappinghood", but to capitalize on the club success of these songs, Island Records reissued the album with the full 12-inch versions in 1982. A new single, a cover version of The Drifters' "Under the Boardwalk", which was the group's second and final UK Top 40 hit, replaced another song "Booming and Zooming". The US version did not contain these modifications until the album was released on compact disc in the 1990s.
The following year, the group released a follow-up, Close to the Bone, which was similar in style to their first album but didn't fare as well, though "The Man With The Four Way Hips" was a minor hit on urban radio in the US. The album was released on cassette and vinyl and was not released on CD until May 2009, as part of a Deluxe Edition package of Tom Tom Club's first album. The original British vinyl album was released in six different colors.One of the album's singles, "Pleasure Of Love", was sampled in "Turning You On", by The Treacherous Three, as it happened with "It's Nasty", the sample was re-recorded by a live band rather than just taken from the original recording.
Tom Tom Club appeared in the Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense in 1984, performing "Genius of Love".
There was then a four year gap until the band's next album, the first version of Boom Boom Chi Boom Boom, released in 1988. By this stage, the band's non-US deal with Island had expired and the album was released outside the US on Fontana/PolyGram Records. On the album, the group adapted a more conventional rock style with a harder edged sound and a hint of menace in the lyrics of some songs. The group's line-up was also solidified along more conventional commercial lines. Whereas the previous two albums had been recorded by a loose collective of a dozen musicians, the band was now reduced to the trio of Weymouth, Frantz, and Weymouth's sister Laura Weymouth. There were, however, a number of prominent guest musicians on the record, including Lou Reed and Talking Heads' front man David Byrne on a cover of Reed's "Femme Fatale". The fourth member of Talking Heads, Jerry Harrison, also featured on some tracks. As with Close to the Bone, the album was not a commercial success although "Suboceana" received some radio play, mainly in the UK, and the single "Don't Say No" made the UK Top 100 (Tom Tom Club's fifth, and to date final, single to do so). The album was the first Tom Tom Club album to be issued on CD and the Japanese CD version featured an added bonus track, the B-side "Devil, Does Your Dog Bite?" which was also featured on the soundtrack to the film Married to the Mob. "Suboceana" was also remixed for dance clubs by house-music pioneer Marshall Jefferson.
The following year, in a bid to recapture the attention of the US market, the group and Sire Records decided to issue a radically altered version of the album in the US. The US version of Boom Boom Chi Boom Boom replaced four songs with four others, one of which, "I Confess," was a total overhaul of the original album's "Mighty Teardrop". The running order of the rest of the album was shuffled while the artwork was revamped. However, the changes had little effect on the album's US commercial success.
In 1991, Frantz and Tina Weymouth built the Clubhouse, a painting and music studio, over their garage near Gamecock Island, Connecticut. In 1992 they released the fourth Tom Tom Club album, Dark Sneak Love Action, which included a cover of Hot Chocolate's "You Sexy Thing". The album focused on the burgeoning techno-music scene. A single, "Sunshine & Ecstasy," featured remixes by Roger Sanchez.
The group's next album, The Good, the Bad, and the Funky, was released in 2000 and featured cover versions of Donna Summer's "Love to Love You, Baby" and Lee Perry's "Soul Fire". One of the album's tracks, "Who Feelin' It", was also featured in remixed form in the soundtrack album of the 1999 film American Psycho. Among the musicians on The Good the Bad and the Funky are Jamaican singer Mystic Bowie, Pettigrew and Toots of Toots & the Maytals. The album's release was followed by one European, and several American, tours.
In 2002, Frantz and Tina Weymouth, along with their former Talking Heads bandmates, were inducted at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
A complete live concert was released in 2003 on the double CD Live @ the Clubhouse, recorded at Tom Tom Club's regular hide-out studio, the Clubhouse in Connecticut in front of an audience of fifty guests. Tom Tom Club has been doing incidental live shows since.
In 2007, the band released a special Christmas single called "Mistletunes", containing two specially recorded Christmas songs: "Il est Ne" and "Christmas in the Club", which featured Mystic Bowie and scratcher/turntableist Kid Ginseng (Weymouth and Franz's son). The single was released by Dutch indie label La La Land Records, which was founded by the former Tom Tom Club merchandise crew.
On September 28, 2010, the band released Genius of Live on Nacional Records. The album featured tracks from the album Live At The Club House as well as remix tributes of "Genius Of Love" by such artists as Ozomatli, Nortec Collective, Kinky, Mexican Institute of Sound, Money Mark and The Pinker Tones.

Discography

Studio albums

Year	Album	Chart positions
		US [2]	US R&B [2]	NZ [3]	UK [4]
1981	Tom Tom Club Released: June 23, 1981 Labels: Island Records (UK), Sire Records (US)	23	–	18	78
1983	Close to the Bone Released: August, 1983 Labels: Island (UK), Sire (US)	73	49	31	–
1988	Boom Boom Chi Boom Boom Released: 1988, 1989 (US version) Labels: Fontana Records (UK), Sire (US)	114	–	–	–
1992	Dark Sneak Love Action Released: May 26, 1992 Labels: WEA (UK), Sire (US)	–	–	–	–
2000	The Good, The Bad, and the Funky Released: September 12, 2000 Labels: Rykodisc	–	–	–	–

Live and compilation albums

• Live @ the Clubhouse (2003)
• Tom Tom Club/Close to the Bone (Remastered & Expanded Edition) (2009)
• Genius of Live (2010)

Singles

Year	Title	Chart positions							Album
		U.S. Hot 100 [2]	U.S. Dance [2]	U.S. MR	U.S. MSR	U.S. R&B [2]	NZ [3]	UK [4] [5]
1981	"Wordy Rappinghood"	-	1	NA	–	–	35	7	Tom Tom Club
	"Genius of Love"	31		NA	24	2	28	65
1982	"Under the Boardwalk"	–	31	NA	–	–	3	22
1983	"The Man With The Four Way Hips"	–	4	NA	–	–	–	82	Close To The Bone
	"Pleasure of Love"	–	23	NA	–	–	–	–
1988	"Don't Say No"	–	–	NA	–	–	–	79	Boom Boom Chi Boom Boom
1989	"Suboceana"	–	4	10	–	–	–	–
1992	"Sunshine and Ecstasy"	–	9	15	–	–	–	–	Dark Sneak Love Action

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WEATHER REPORT / domino theory

Domino theory


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01. Can it be done
02. D flat waltz
03. The peasant
04. Predator
05. Blue sound note
06. Swamp cabage
07. Domino theory


With the slow death of WR in the early to mid 80's I stopped buying their lps. I was listening to jazz radio one night and turned it on half way through Db Waltz. I have loved this tune ever since. Hakim gets a groove going on this tune that's awesome! This tune was a return to what made WR great. A good groove and great soloing from Shorter. A nice change from the previous few techno synth albums which "shorted" shorter. The rest of album has its good moments as well. If you are a Omar Hakim fan get this one and Procession and invite some friends over to dance. (sure they willl find you strange but what the hell) 

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WEATHER REPORT / live in Tokyo

Live in Tokyo


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01._Medley Vertical Invader Seventh ArrowT.H.Doctor Honoris Causa
02._Medley Surucucu Lost Early Minor Directions
03._Orange Lady
04._Medley EurydiceThe Moors
05._Medley Tears Umbrellas

In principle, this live concert from 1972 follows the same approach as Weather Report's self-titled debut: ensemble improvisation where pretty much anything goes. But whereas the debut is a dreamy, laid-back affair, Live in Tokyo is a fierce, aggressive document of a band that was more "free" than "fusion". (Compare this to Miles Davis's 1970 Fillmore concerts, which have a similar point of departure.) Zawinul's playing on the Fender Rhodes is dissonant and processed with primitive electronics, and on the acoustic piano he's all over the place -- from Bill Evans-like meditations to messing around with the piano's innards. Wayne Shorter, little more than sonic wallpaper on some later albums, blows like a madman on the tenor and soprano saxophones. And the rhythm section (Miroslav Vitous, Eric Gravatt, Dom Um Romeo) is the most spontaneous in WR's catalogue, and arguably the most exciting. The music is organized into 5 lengthy medleys, containing some material from Weather Report's debut as well as otherwise unreleased stuff. There's also a compact, blistering version of Zawinul's "Directions". This music is not for the faint of heart (fans of Black Market and Heavy Weather won't find much to like here) but showcases a band at the peak of its abilities. This essential live recording isn't available domestically so snap it up while you can! 

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