this is some of my favorites from the 80's that currently have in my collection. All are remixed version. I live in houston by the way.


X Living on Video - Trans-X
All Depeche mode
Will You Be There - Celebrate the Nun
Why - Bronski Beat
White china (Razormaid - Ultravox
Welcome to Paradise - Front 242
Welcome - Gino Latino
Warsaw Ghetto - Nitzer Ebb
Warm Leatherette - The Normals
The Walk - The cure
Voodoo Ray - A Guy Called gerald
Twenty deadly diseases -Severed Heads
Toujor L'mour - Telex
Peanuts - Telex
Touch - Secession
Theme from S-Express - S Express
Tesla Girls _ OMD
Tears Run Rings - Soft Cell
Take Me Now - Vicious Pink
Subculture - New Order
Stranger - Clan of Xmox
Communicate - MCL
The Sound Of C - Confetti's
Sonic Boom Boy - Westworld
Sometimes - Erasure
Situations - Ceta Javu
Sex Dwarf - Soft cell
Sesoria - Caberet Voltaire
Secret land - Sandra
Russian Radio - Red flag
Running Up the Hill - Kate Bush
Rock to the Beat - 101
Rigor Mortis - A Split Second
Ride the White Horse - Laid Back
Rhythm of time - Front 242
Phyche Out - Meat beat Manifesto
Pmachinery - Propaganda
Photographic - Bigod 20
The Perfect Kiss - New Order
Our Darkness - Anne Clark
Opportunities - Pet Shop Boys
Okay! - OK
Nothing Compare 2 U - Chypnotic
Let Your Body Learn - Nitzer Ebb
New York - MCL
Murderous - Nitzer Ebb
Love Spy - Mike Mauren
Looking from a Hilltop - Section 25
Lack of Sense - Tribantura
Kis me - Tin Tin Duffy
Just fascination - caberet Voltaire
Join in the Chant - Nitzer Ebb
Imagination - Belious Some
I sit on Acid - Lords of Acid
Break Away! - Big Pig
I Beg Your Pardon - Kon Kan
Hurts - Boytronic
Humantic - League of Gentlemen
How Soon is Now - The Smiths
Housman (Germany Calling) - Voyou
Here to Go - Caberet Voltaire
Headhunter - Front 242
Have in Mind - Ceta Javu
Hallucination Generation - Gruesome Twosome
Everyday is Halloween - Ministry
The great Commandment - Camouflage
Go! - Tones on Tail
Genius of Love - Tom Tom Club
French Kiss - lil Louie vega
Flesh - A Splt Second
Fade to Grey - Visage
Everything Counts - Depeche Mode
Egypt, Egypt - Egyption Lover
E+MC2 - BAD
Don't Argue - Caberet Voltaire
Do Right - Caberet Voltaire
Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight - Dominatrix
Dig It - Skinny Puppy
Different Story - Peter Schilling
Dead Eyes Opened - Severed Heads
Cuz It's Hot - My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult
Crucify Me - Moev
Control I'm Here - Nitzer Ebb
Cities in Dust - Siouxsie and the Banshees
Change Your Mind - Gary Numan & Bill Sharpe
CCCan't You See - Vicious Pink
America - Bigod 20
Brylliant - Boytronic
Bring Me Edelweiss - Edelweiss
Body to Body - Bigod 20
Big in Japan - Alphaville
Beat dis - Bomb the Bass
Away - The Bolshoi
Art of Fasion - Moskwa TV
All Saints day - Severed Heads
All Day Remix - Ministry
Adonde - Ceta Javu
8.15 to Nowhere - Vicious Pink
You - Axodry

Kon Kan and Trans-X.. two great Canadian artists

P-Machinery by Propaganda. That is a great song! I like their song 'Duel' a bit more. Their album 'A Secret Wish' is one of the best albums IMO of the 80's

Good ones so far!

How about some of these ..............

Art of Noise - Beat Box
CoulourBox - Hot Doggie
CoulourBox - Just Give'm Whiskey
Beat Club - Security
Front 242 - Masterhit
Scritti Politti - Absolute
Space Monkey - On the Beam
Debbie Deb - Lookout Weekend
Zinno - Whats your Name

or...

I wanna be a Cowboy - Boys don't cry
Mambo Witch - A Split Second
Dance With Me - Alphaville
Love and Pride - King
Welcome To Headhunter - Front 242 (Razormaid Mix)
Kooler Than Jesus - My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult
Never Ending Story (remix) - Limahl
No name, No Slogan - Acid Horse
I'm Gonna Beat this - Agaric
Cricified - Army of Lovers
Children of the Revolution - Baby Ford
Babe wants a Ride - B'Art
The Orgasm - Black Kiss
Harley David (Son of a Bitch) Bollock Brothers

this is some of my favorites from the 80's that currently have in my collection. All are remixed version. I live in houston by the way.

Good tunes, like the way 'Eidelweiss' sneaked in, good Front 242 Av! :thumb:

or...

I wanna be a Cowboy - Boys don't cry
Mambo Witch - A Split Second
Dance With Me - Alphaville
Love and Pride - King
Welcome To Headhunter - Front 242 (Razormaid Mix)
Kooler Than Jesus - My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult
Never Ending Story (remix) - Limahl
No name, No Slogan - Acid Horse
I'm Gonna Beat this - Agaric
Cricified - Army of Lovers
Children of the Revolution - Baby Ford
Babe wants a Ride - B'Art
The Orgasm - Black Kiss
Harley David (Son of a Bitch) Bollock Brothers

Hey Wiggen, were you a Houston 80's clubber? Or just like the music?

I was dancing in my car this morning to some flashbacks....
"Rob Base and Ez ROCK"!

Where are they at?? ;)

Hey Wiggen, were you a Houston 80's clubber? Or just like the music?

yes, more of an Xcess fan though. There was also a cool night to go to Numbers
to hear some of the underground industrial stuff...really cool

Friday nights at Numbers they have "Classic Numbers" night. Has anyone been there to check it out?

Friday nights at Numbers they have "Classic Numbers" night. Has anyone been there to check it out?

Ice 9 has. He said it has a older crowd and they play all the old 80's Industrial stuff. If I get a Friday night out, I might go check it out.

yes, more of an Xcess fan though. There was also a cool night to go to Numbers
to hear some of the underground industrial stuff...really cool

Me too, hence the name Xcess-n-Htown. I probably went to 6400 only a handful of times as Xcess had a much better light show and better stereo. Plus they didn't play the same songs every Saturday night.

We went to Numbers only on Thursdays (1$ Imports) and any good concerts.

Ice 9 has. He said it has a older crowd and they play all the old 80's Industrial stuff. If I get a Friday night out, I might go check it out.



Me too, hence the name Xcess-n-Htown. I probably went to 6400 only a handful of times as Xcess had a much better light show and better stereo. Plus they didn't play the same songs every Saturday night.

We went to Numbers only on Thursdays (1$ Imports) and any good concerts.

There was also Rich's on Thursdays - straight night - I believe it was a gay bar the rest of the nights. But thursdays were packed and always a long line to get in. They played som great music.

hardcore uproar together
bush of love jarvic 7
get real paul rutherford
shake! gene and jim
haunted house dada nada,(classic therapy acid track,i think my all time favorite song)

hardcore uproar together
bush of love jarvic 7
get real paul rutherford
shake! gene and jim
haunted house dada nada,(classic therapy acid track,i think my all time favorite song)

I have all the songs but Haunted House. Is that the name or the artist? What are you're fave Therapy songs? Me and my wife both loved Downtown by the Jams. I also like Children of the Revolution, Now We're in Heaven, Get Real, and Carmen.

dada nada is the name of the artist, the song said" here ! in a haunted house! t t t trapped! in a haunted house....then a huge acid line came in, great song

dada nada is the name of the artist, the song said" here ! in a haunted house! t t t trapped! in a haunted house....then a huge acid line came in, great song

Thanks, I'll look for it

i have the record if you cant find it, but i will not have my turntables hooked up until chritsmas...

hey i forgot about warm leatherett...the normal........

R.E.B.E.L.S. - Jamie Principal
'movin (or just keep movin) - Marathon
no clause 28 (emeilo pasquez jr mix, I think) - Boy George

Black Door - Scarecrow always makes me think of therapy.

I want your hands on me - sinead o conner
mandika - sinead o conner
out of control - new scene
feeling like a stranger - call it heaven
she destroys - final cut

sorry if any are repeats

A few of my Favs from 6400!!

MCL 2 - Satellite
MC Cool ROck - Boot the booty
Hardsonic Bottoms 3 - Do it any way you wanna
Telex - Lamour toujors
Until December - We are the boys
Fake - Another Brick
CCCP - Orient Express
JWB - Abilli Gong Gong
Society - Love it
The Bolshoi - Please
PWEI - Beaver Patrol
Paul Rutherford - Get Real

Miss that club!! :thumb:

these are probably early 90's

t99 - invisible sensuality
Solar emeny - techno divinity
Adamski w/nina hagen - Get your body

Paul Rutherford - Get Real

Was that the guy in Frankie Goes to Hollywood that looked like Freddie Mercury?

Was that the guy in Frankie Goes to Hollywood that looked like Freddie Mercury?

I believe he was in information society.

you are bringing back so many memories! i picked all the songs from your list i used to LOVE dancing to at this old new wave club in the east village in nyc. i miss it so much. i swear, there was nothing better than getting lost on the dancefloor to Secession or Celebrate the Nun. i was such a celebrate the nun fan. my friend even made me a t-shirt from an lp cover once. :lol: :D


X Living on Video - Trans-X
Will You Be There - Celebrate the Nun
Why - Bronski Beat
Warm Leatherette - The Normals
The Walk - The cure
Toujor L'mour - Telex
Touch - Secession
Theme from S-Express - S Express
Tesla Girls _ OMD
Tears Run Rings - Soft Cell
Take Me Now - Vicious Pink
Subculture - New Order
Situations - Ceta Javu
Sex Dwarf - Soft cell
Russian Radio - Red flag
Running Up the Hill - Kate Bush
Rhythm of time - Front 242
Phyche Out - Meat beat Manifesto
The Perfect Kiss - New Order
Let Your Body Learn - Nitzer Ebb
Murderous - Nitzer Ebb
Kis me - Tin Tin Duffy
Join in the Chant - Nitzer Ebb
Imagination - Belious Some
I sit on Acid - Lords of Acid
I Beg Your Pardon - Kon Kan
Hurts - Boytronic
How Soon is Now - The Smiths
Headhunter - Front 242
Have in Mind - Ceta Javu
Everyday is Halloween - Ministry
The great Commandment - Camouflage
Go! - Tones on Tail
Genius of Love - Tom Tom Club
Fade to Grey - Visage
Everything Counts - Depeche Mode
Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight - Dominatrix
Dig It - Skinny Puppy
Control I'm Here - Nitzer Ebb
Cities in Dust - Siouxsie and the Banshees
CCCan't You See - Vicious Pink
Bring Me Edelweiss - Edelweiss
Big in Japan - Alphaville
8.15 to Nowhere - Vicious Pink

I believe he was in information society.
That Paul Rutherford - 'Get Real' EXCELLENT track was written by Martin Fry & Mark White of ABC. I have it on 12", was mystified it wasn't a hit!

That Paul Rutherford - 'Get Real' EXCELLENT track was written by Martin Fry & Mark White of ABC. I have it on 12", was mystified it wasn't a hit!
It was a big hit in Houston, as the radio stations would play the song during the day as well as during live broadcasts from clubs.

Hi, dunno whether its the 80s but I like dance tunes like rhythm is a dancer and freed from desire. Does any one kno of any other songs like this? U know, the ones that always get played at clubs on 80s themed nights.

So, I don't understand how someone would point you out as being from Houston. However, all the songs you listed were so apparent from days at NRG and IN-10-City. My gosh, people other than myself remember these awesome songs. Club 6400 and #'s. WOW!!!! Please get in touch with me. I am sure there are many, many songs I need to remember.

MEOW

cybotron - r2 1983

A timeless piece! :verycool:
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Ok how about a few more

Aircrash Bureau - Exibition
Boy Toy - Touch My Body
Boytronic - Blue Velvet
Celebrate the Nun - She's a Secretary
Central Unit - Computer Music
Chayell - Don't Even Think About It
Colm III - You Take Me Higher
Double ID - Communicate
English Boy on a Love Ranch - Man in your Life
Final Cut - She Destroys
Hardsonic Bottom 3 - Do it anyway
HoHoKam - Harlequin Tears
I start counting - Lose Him
In Sotto Voce - In Sotto Voce

Here's a few jams I consistantly play and dance to in clubs:


Be good Johnny-Men at Work
Take it Easy-Andy Taylor
Electricity-OMD
Lovecats-The Cure
Spellbound-Siouxsie and the banshees
Cuts you Up-Peter Murphy
Love is a Shield-Camouflage
The Great Commandment-Camouflage
Beats So Lonely-Charlie Sexton
Dancin in Heaven-Q Feel
GO-Tones on Tail
Ask-The Smiths
The Sun always shines on TV-Aha
Telcommunication-Flock of Seagulls
Masquerade-Berlin
Sending out an SOS-The Police
This Corrosion-Sisters of Mercy
She Sells Sanctuary-The Cult
Lips Like Sugar- Echo and the Bunnymen
Ceremony-New Order
Enola Gay-OMD
Between Something and Nothing-The Ocean Blue

Any body remember Ricki-Bang, Bang, Bang (Who's on the phone?) and Three O'Clock-Suzie's on the Ball Now from NRG? Those are a couple of my favorites. I just found this forum, this is amazing!!! I wonder what it was about that time period in Houston? Hardly anyone else in the country seems to be familiar with this particular music.

By the way, I have almost every record mentioned above and for Christmas my wife gave me everything I need to convert them to MP3's. If anybody is looking for anything let me know.

Any body remember Ricki-Bang, Bang, Bang (Who's on the phone?) and Three O'Clock-Suzie's on the Ball Now from NRG? Those are a couple of my favorites. I just found this forum, this is amazing!!! I wonder what it was about that time period in Houston? Hardly anyone else in the country seems to be familiar with this particular music.

By the way, I have almost every record mentioned above and for Christmas my wife gave me everything I need to convert them to MP3's. If anybody is looking for anything let me know.

Welcome - H-town was amazing during this time period. Anyway, welcome and I'll keep you in mind.

There was plenty of "wiggin" going on back then too. ;)

Any body remember Ricki-Bang, Bang, Bang (Who's on the phone?) and Three O'Clock-Suzie's on the Ball Now from NRG? Those are a couple of my favorites. I just found this forum, this is amazing!!! I wonder what it was about that time period in Houston? Hardly anyone else in the country seems to be familiar with this particular music.

By the way, I have almost every record mentioned above and for Christmas my wife gave me everything I need to convert them to MP3's. If anybody is looking for anything let me know.

Would love to get a list from you on NRG songs. I have Ricki but i'll have to look for Three o'clock. I have a NRG club tape made by Willie when he was playing the adult room. A guy from Georgia emailed it to me. I have plenty to trade in 6400 songs.

There was plenty of "wiggin" going on back then too. ;)
:mwaha:

if you go to www.shoutcast.com and type in search for 6400, my station pulls up. Right now its playing Colm III

There was plenty of "wiggin" going on back then too. ;)


you got that right!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Would love to get a list from you on NRG songs. I have Ricki but i'll have to look for Three o'clock. I have a NRG club tape made by Willie when he was playing the adult room. A guy from Georgia emailed it to me. I have plenty to trade in 6400 songs.


:mwaha:

if you go to www.shoutcast.com and type in search for 6400, my station pulls up. Right now its playing Colm III

Sure, I'd be glad to give you anything you don't have. I just got a system called Finalscratch2 that allows you to record your vinyl to computer hard drive and then mix the MP3's with your turntables. I'm in the process of recording everything, but I have a long way to go since I just started. I'm sort of computer illiterate, but I'm learning. If you give me your e-mail, I'll record Three O'Clock and send it to you. I have a single and extended version of Bang Bang Bang. I never heard the extended version at NRG (or any other club). I'm sure you have some stuff I don't have too. Pretty much every song I knew, I bought, but there were few songs on these lists that I'm not familier with. It sounds like you have alot of music.

I have some mix tapes from the club dj's back then, but I'm not sure how good of condition they are in after all these years. I have one from NRG that I bought from Ford (the black guy who worked in the bathroom), one from a club called Houston Life, one from Power Tools. I also have one from Mike Pratt, but I can't remember what club he dj'd at. I think it was Houston Life. One thing I have that is cool if I can find it is an acetate that plays on your record player that NRG mailed out as an advertisement for a 1988 New Years Eve party. I know it is somewhere in my record collection, but at the moment I can't remember where I put it.

I also have two or three copies of some records (including Three O'Clock). If I found something for 25 cents at Half Price Books I couldn't pass it up. Sorry, I don't have a list put together. If you are in Houston, I don't mind you looking through my crates though. Hell, I'm excited that other people are still interested in this stuff. I haven't run accross anybody that knows this music as well as you guys in about 15 years. When I read the lists of yall's favorite songs, I was thinking holly crap there is my record collection!

Scott

A few more rare ones I thought of that I didn't see on the lists:

Telekin-Imagination
No ho-Touch
Ho Ho Kam - Harlequin Tears
Tiger Moon - Something Tells Me
Ward Brothers-Cross that Bridge
Two Minds Crack-Cry, Cry, Cry
Until December-Until December
Taffy-I Love My Radio
Michael Moret-Want Me
Sean Hayden-Party Boy

I remember when Until December and the Razormaid with Call it Heaven where something like $300 at Record Rack. Telekin was about a $100. All of the above where $20 to $50 at one time.

Sure, I'd be glad to give you anything you don't have. I just got a system called Finalscratch2 that allows you to record your vinyl to computer hard drive and then mix the MP3's with your turntables. I'm in the process of recording everything, but I have a long way to go since I just started. I'm sort of computer illiterate, but I'm learning. If you give me your e-mail, I'll record Three O'Clock and send it to you. I have a single and extended version of Bang Bang Bang. I never heard the extended version at NRG (or any other club). I'm sure you have some stuff I don't have too. Pretty much every song I knew, I bought, but there were few songs on these lists that I'm not familier with. It sounds like you have alot of music.

I have some mix tapes from the club dj's back then, but I'm not sure how good of condition they are in after all these years. I have one from NRG that I bought from Ford (the black guy who worked in the bathroom), one from a club called Houston Life, one from Power Tools. I also have one from Mike Pratt, but I can't remember what club he dj'd at. I think it was Houston Life. One thing I have that is cool if I can find it is an acetate that plays on your record player that NRG mailed out as an advertisement for a 1988 New Years Eve party. I know it is somewhere in my record collection, but at the moment I can't remember where I put it.

I also have two or three copies of some records (including Three O'Clock). If I found something for 25 cents at Half Price Books I couldn't pass it up. Sorry, I don't have a list put together. If you are in Houston, I don't mind you looking through my crates though. Hell, I'm excited that other people are still interested in this stuff. I haven't run accross anybody that knows this music as well as you guys in about 15 years. When I read the lists of yall's favorite songs, I was thinking holly crap there is my record collection!

Scott

A few more rare ones I thought of that I didn't see on the lists:

Telekin-Imagination
No ho-Touch
Ho Ho Kam - Harlequin Tears
Tiger Moon - Something Tells Me
Ward Brothers-Cross that Bridge
Two Minds Crack-Cry, Cry, Cry
Until December-Until December
Taffy-I Love My Radio
Michael Moret-Want Me
Sean Hayden-Party Boy

I remember when Until December and the Razormaid with Call it Heaven where something like $300 at Record Rack. Telekin was about a $100. All of the above where $20 to $50 at one time.

Lets defenitly get together. I have already put all of my vinyl on cds. I have lots of club tapes too. I have the 45 to Call It Heaven/Feeling Like a stranger (Razormaid version is much better) I also have another Call it Heaven song called Boys, Boys, Boys. Here is my email jdeehous@swbell.net

You guys are bringing back sooooo many memories!!! I soooo loved all of the music that you all have listed! Still do! I used to sneak into 6400, I was probably 16 years old, but not the original one, the one they opened after it burnt down. Does anyone remember the club Carrz (sp?). Used to go there too. And Numbers (of course). If anyone has any old mix tapes please let me know. I saw that Greenlee posted that he has an old tape of Mikey Pratt's, I would love to hear that!! I never got to go to NRG, it closed down before I got the chance, but I do have an old NRG matchbook in a scrapbook. Got it from a friend of mine way back when! Anyway, take care all you H-Towners. Hope to see a reply from someone about those mixtapes!

Oops, almost forgot to put one of my favorite songs down on my post. Here are a few.

Maurice - Acid
Kyper - Exstacy
Ministry - Flashback

I remember Cars, but I am a little too old to have gone there. I think it was more of a teen club and I was in my early 20's by that time.

I don't mind sharing tapes. Xcess N Htown is copying the Mike Pratt tape to cd.

I lived in Dallas for a few years in the 90's. Dallas had a cool 90's dance music scene.

Does anyone remember the club Carrz (sp?). Used to go there too.

Which one? I-10 or Kuykendahl.

What year was it? I never went, but do remember them. I think I was around 18 at the time.

I went to the club Carz on I-10 a few times. My roommate was good friends with the Dj. I went over to his apartment and he had to have had at least 15-20 record crates of music. It was a teen club and I was in my 20's so wasn't one of my faves.

Yeah, I was around 15 so Carz was one place I could get in legally! Everyplace else I had to sneak in or try to use my best friend's cousins paper ID, LMAO!! I can't believe that used to work! I went to the one on I-10 once to see Yaz (without Alison Moyet, boy was I bummed!), the one on Ella/Kuykendahl (mostly went there, it was closest, went to school in small town north of Houston, anyone heard of Cleveland TX, LOL), and the one on Jones Rd (only a couple of times). It was fun, I was so trashed most of the time though, it's all a big blur! (wiggin, LOL) Had a lot of FUN though!!
I think it was around 87/88? Not sure. I think I was a sophomore in high school so that's about right.

Yeah, I was around 15 so Carz was one place I could get in legally! Everyplace else I had to sneak in or try to use my best friend's cousins paper ID, LMAO!! I can't believe that used to work! I went to the one on I-10 once to see Yaz (without Alison Moyet, boy was I bummed!), the one on Ella/Kuykendahl (mostly went there, it was closest, went to school in small town north of Houston, anyone heard of Cleveland TX, LOL), and the one on Jones Rd (only a couple of times). It was fun, I was so trashed most of the time though, it's all a big blur! (wiggin, LOL) Had a lot of FUN though!!
I think it was around 87/88? Not sure. I think I was a sophomore in high school so that's about right.


haha! paper IDs. i forgot all about those. :)

Yeah, I was around 15 so Carz was one place I could get in legally! Everyplace else I had to sneak in or try to use my best friend's cousins paper ID, LMAO!! I can't believe that used to work! I went to the one on I-10 once to see Yaz (without Alison Moyet, boy was I bummed!), the one on Ella/Kuykendahl (mostly went there, it was closest, went to school in small town north of Houston, anyone heard of Cleveland TX, LOL), and the one on Jones Rd (only a couple of times). It was fun, I was so trashed most of the time though, it's all a big blur! (wiggin, LOL) Had a lot of FUN though!!
I think it was around 87/88? Not sure. I think I was a sophomore in high school so that's about right.

Cleveland? I graduated from Dayton High School so I know it well. I saw Information Society at Carz and paid 15$ for ticket. They played 3 songs and then ran everyone out of the building as they were doing a second show right after.

I used to hang out at NRG: 901 Shepard; and then 6400 on Richmond before it burned to the ground. In fact, since 1985, I've been collecting everything that was played at each one of those clubs including Xcess, Numbers and the Lizard Lounge. I remember walking into Numbers while greeting Bruce Godwin at the door: pay your $5 for entry on the left, turn your head to the right and Bruce would pop-in a hit of X from a punch bowl full of it that he was carrying--and that's when it was legal and worth every moment. The good 'ole days! :clap:

The days when it was legal. I remember, I was a young dude right out of high school in 84.

Here are some hard to find classix in my underground collection:

Adamski- Killer
A Split Second- Rigormortis
Alexander Robotnick- Problems D' Amour
Art of Noise- Legs
Finitribe- Forevergreen
Book Of Love- Modigliani; Lost Souls; Boy
Axodry- You
Belouis Some- Animal Magic
Mercedes- I Want To Be Your Property
BG The Prince & F Rap- This Beat Is Hot
Digital Underground-Freaks of Industry
Magazine 60- Don Quichotte
Robotiko Rejekto- Rejekto; Confusion
Salt N Pepa- Push It
Airplane Crashers- White Rabbit
David Diebold- White Rabbit
Beat Professor- Beat Professor
MESH- Meat Every Situation
Cabaret Voltaire- Keep On; Don't Argue; Kickback
Bigod 20- Body to Body
Michael Moret- Want Me
Two Minds Crack- Cry Cry Cry
The Cult- Love Removal Machine
Bang Bang Orchestra- Samples!
Michael Narada Walden- High Above The Clouds
Data- Living Inside Me; Paint Me In Blue
Danielle Dax- Cold Sweat; Big Hollow Man; Tomorrow Never Knows
Plutto- Isn't Crazy
Vicious Pink- Cant You See; Take Me Now
MCL- New York
When In Rome- Sight Of Your Tears
Westworld- Sonic Boom Boy
Tribantura- Lack of Sense
LFO- LFO
Ultravox- White China
Umo Detic- Farenheit
UK Vision- Lucifer's Friend
The Bolshoi- Away; Please
The Big Supreme- Don't Walk
The Charlatans- The Only One I Know
Ten City- That's The Way Love Is
Technotronic- Move This
Boytronic- Hurts, Brylliant
Bronski Beat- Smalltown Boy
Yazoo- Don't Go; Situations
CCCP- American Soviets, Orient Express
B52's- Girl From Ipanema Goes To Greenland
B52's- Summer Of Love
Bassline Boys- Warbeat
Die Warsau- Land of The Free
Boxcar- Free Mason
Capella- Helyon Halib
Charles B- Lack of Love
DAF- The Gun
Dead Or Alive- Love Come Back To Me; My Heart Goes Bang; You Spin Me
Gary Numan- Change Your Mind
Dirty Harry- Double B; D Bop
Dr Alban- No Coke; Sing Halleluja
English Boy On A Loveranch- Sex Vigilante; The Man In Your Life
EG Daily- Mind Over Matter
Colm III- Take Me High
Eurythmics- I Listen To Beethoven(I love to listen to)
Eurasure- March On Down The Line; Sexuality; Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!
DJ Dick- Weekend
Mel & Kim- Respectable
Double ID- Communicate
Gary Clail- Human Nature
Tackhead- What's My Mission Now?
Gene Loves Jezebel- Desire
George Kranz- Trommeltanz (Din Da Da)
Tragic Error- Tanzen
Hashim -Al Naafiysh (The Soul)
Heaven 17- Let Me Go
Hmm, Hmm- Taste of Sugar
Hubert Kah- Machine Gun; It's Me, Cathy; So Many People; Military Drums
Sandra- Heaven Can Wait
Sandra- Secret Land
Kirsty Maccoll- Walking Down Madison
New Order - Touched By The Hand Of God
Tom Tom Club- Suboceana
Inner City- Good Life
KMFDM- Godlike
Kyper- What Gets Your Body Hyped
Live Cinema- Pop Density
Lords of Acid- I Sit On Acid
Love and Rockets- Ball of Confusion
KTP- Certain Things Are Likely
Quantize- The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine
Kraftwerk- Boing Boom Chuck; Musique Nonstop
Sarah M- Vox
Malcolm McLaren & The Bootzilla Orchestra- Deep In Vogue
Malcolm McLaren- Madam Butterfly
Man 2 Man Meet Man Parrish- Male Stripper
Maurice- This Is Acid
Marrs- Pump Up The Volume
Manufacture- As The End Draws Near
Meat Beat Manifesto- God OD
Mental As Anything- You're So Strong
Moses P- Twilight Zone
Moskwa TV- Generator 7-8
My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult- Do You Fear for Your Child
Moev- Crucify Me
Pet Shop Boys- We All Feel Better In The Dark
Nick Hayward- Tell Me Why
New Scene- Out of Control
Oh Well- Oh Well
No Ho - Touch
Paul Haig- The Only Truth
Pankow- Sickness Taken Over; Me and My Ding Dong
Orbital - Satan
Out Of The Ordinary- I Have A Dream
Peter Godwin- Images Of Heaven
Peter Schilling- Different Story
Plastic Bertrand- Plastiiic (Slave To The Beat)
Pop Will Eat Itself- Def Con One
Poise Noire- Pity For Thyself
Revolting Cocks- Beers, Steers & Queers; No Devotion
Rhythm Device- Acid Rock
Ricky- Bang Bang Bang (Who's On The Phone)
Section 25- Looking From A Hilltop
Severed Heads- Hot With Fleas
Simple Minds- New Gold Dream
The Cure- The Walk
Sigue Sigue Sputnik!- Success!
Signal Aout42- Pleasure And Crime
Secession- The Magician
Propaganda- P Machinery (Frozen Faces)
Siouxsie & The Banshees- Peek-A-Boo; Kisses For Me; Cities In Dust
Skinny Puppy- Dig It; Addiction; Testure
Nitzer Ebb- Captivate; Control, I'm Here; Hearts and Minds
Single Gun Theory- Exorcise This Wasteland
Impedance- Tainted Love
Stanaslov Weslov- Technoid
St. Entienne- Only Love Can Break Your Heart
Sistes of Mercy - Corrosion
Iggy Pop- Cry For Love
Soul II Soul- Back To Life
St. Che- Be My (Powerstation)
Telekin- Imagination
Ten City- That's the Way Love Is
Laidback- Ride The White Horse
The Grid- A Beat Called Love
The Hunger- Never Again; Shock; Shoot To Kill
The Shamen- Progen
The Invincible Limit- Push!
The Sparks- Music That You Can Dance To
Yello- I Love You
The Weathermen- Poison; Berlin
The Timelords & KLF- Dr. Who
Twin Hype- Do It To The Crowd
Paul Hardcastle- 19
Paul Lekakis- Boom Boom Boom (Let's Go Back To My Room)
David Diebold- Pop Muzik
Yazoo- Nobody's Diary

I could go on and on and on... Collecting it all has been a relentless passion for 20 years. I grew up in Houston and partied with DJ's from the time. Peace! :yesnod:

Gary Clail's Human Nature is a Wicked Song!!! " Let the carnival Begin............. Every pleasure, every sin" :D

I could go on and on and on... Collecting it all has been a relentless passion for 20 years. I grew up in Houston and partied with DJ's from the time. Peace! :yesnod:

Pretty impressive list! Xcess-N-Htown gave me a mix tape from Xcess with a couple of pretty cool songs we couldn't identify. Maybe I could e-mail them to you and you could take a crack at them?

I have gotten to the point where I have found pretty much every underground dance record from back then that I liked and knew about. Pretty much anything I don't have its because I never heard of it, or it was so common or top40ish that I never bought it. I have everything on your list except the following:

Finitribe- Forevergreen
BG The Prince & F Rap- This Beat Is Hot
David Diebold- White Rabbit
B52's- Girl From Ipanema Goes To Greenland
Bassline Boys- Warbeat
Dr Alban- No Coke; Sing Halleluja
Mel & Kim- Respectable
Malcolm McLaren & The Bootzilla Orchestra- Deep In Vogue
New Scene- Out of Control
Oh Well- Oh Well
Orbital - Satan
Out Of The Ordinary- I Have A Dream
Rhythm Device- Acid Rock
Stanaslov Weslov- Technoid
St. Entienne- Only Love Can Break Your Heart
Iggy Pop- Cry For Love
The Grid- A Beat Called Love
Yello- I Love You
The Timelords & KLF- Dr. Who
David Diebold- Pop Muzik
Yazoo- Nobody's Diary
Kirsty McCall- Walking Down Madison

It seems like I was looking for house song by St. Entienne at some time in the 90's, but I can't remember what it was.

[QUOTE=Greenlee]Pretty impressive list! Xcess-N-Htown gave me a mix tape from Xcess with a couple of pretty cool songs we couldn't identify. Maybe I could e-mail them to you and you could take a crack at them?

Sure! I'd be happy to attempt to. Like you, through time I've either forgotten certain songs or I never could find their names to remember to collect them after the fact.

It's funny, all these years I thought I was the only wigger with this crazy obsession for keeping clubs like NRG, 6400 & Xcess alive.

Ice 9 has. He said it has a older crowd and they play all the old 80's Industrial stuff. If I get a Friday night out, I might go check it out.



Me too, hence the name Xcess-n-Htown. I probably went to 6400 only a handful of times as Xcess had a much better light show and better stereo. Plus they didn't play the same songs every Saturday night.

We went to Numbers only on Thursdays (1$ Imports) and any good concerts.

Wes Wallace - DJ ar Numbers has some good mix CDs on his web site. Has anyone purchased anything from him? Friday Night "Classic Numbers" is the best attended 80's night in H-Town...with music below, I can see why. His website has free music to download, but for some reason my computer won't allow me. He has an awsome free download of Vicious Pink - 815 to Nowhere - (Long Mix). If anyone can download it and send it to me I would apreciate it.

http://www.weswallace.com/

NOSTALGIA MIX 1
1. A Split Second - Rigor Mortis
2. Depeche Mode - Little 15 (rmx)
3. Section 25 - Looking From A Hilltop
4. Secession - The Magician
5. Airplane Crashers - White Rabbit
6. Gruesome Twosome-Hallucination Generation
7. Ministry - Halloween (rmx)
8. Nitzer Ebb - Join In The Chant
9. Live Cinema - Pop Density
10. New order - Bizarre Love Triangle
11. Front 242 - Headhunter
12. Poesie Noire - Pity For The Self
13. Cassandra Complex - Beyond Belief

NOSTALGIA MIX 2
1. Manufacture - As The End Draws Near
2. A Guy Called Gerald - Voodoo Ray
3. Vicious Pink - CCCant You See
4. New Order - Fine Time
5. Moev - Crucify Me
6. Book Of Love - Boy
7. Depeche Mode - Sea Of Sin
8. Psychedelic Furs - Love My Way (remix)
9. Eurythmics - Here Comes The Rain (remix)
10. M. E. S. H. - Meet Every Situation
11. Clan Of Xymox - Stranger
12. St. Che - Be My Powerstation (feeling wild)
13. XTC - Dear God

NOSTALGIA MIX 3
1. The Cure - Close To Me (remix)
2. Thomas Dolby - She Blinded Me With Science
3. Gary Numan - Change Your Mind
4. Big Country - Big Country
5. Echo & The Bunnymen - Lips Like Sugar
6. Gene Loves Jezebel - Desire
7. Talk Talk - Talk Talk
8. Depeche Mode - Master And Servant
9. New Order - Blue Monday
10. Vicious Pink - Take Me Now
11. Vicious Pink - 8:15 To Nowhere
12. Psychedelic Furs - Pretty In Pink
13. The Judys - Guyana Punch

NOSTALGIA MIX 4
1. Depeche Mode - Everything Counts
2. Kissing The Pink - Certain Things Are Likely
3. Colm III - You Take Me High
4. Nick Heyward - Tell Me Why
5. Cetu Javu - Have In Mind
6. Gene & Jim Are Into Shakes - Shake
7. Ministry - Over The Shoulder
8. Ministry - We Believe
9. C.C.C.P. - American Soviets
10. M.C.L. - New York New York
11. Until December - Until December
12. Man To Man - Male Stripper

NOSTALGIA MIX 5
1. Moses P - Twilight Zone
2. T-99 - Invisible Sensuality
3. Book Of Love - I Touch Roses
4. Sinead O'conner -Put Your Hands On Me
5. Men Without Hats - Safety Dance
6. Real Life - Send Me An Angel
7. Peter Schilling - A Different Story
8. When In Rome - The Promise
9. Nick Heyward - Tell Me Why
10. Depeche Mode - Behind The Wheel
11. Sandra - Secretland
12 Torch Song - Don't Look Now

NOSTALGIA MIX 6

1. Philadelphia 5 - Baby Do You Wanna Bump
2. Front 242 - First In First Out
3. Depeche Mode - Strange Love
4. Blancmange - Living On The Ceiling
5. Umo-Detic - Fahrenheit
6. Alexander Robotnik - Problems D'Amour
7. Bollock Bros. - Harley David/Son Of A Bitch
8. Pete Shelly - On Your Own
9. OMD - Talking Loud & Clear
10. Eurythmics - Love Is A Stranger
11. Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams
12. Steven Tin Tin Duffy - Kiss Me
13. Dead Or Alive - You Spin Me Round
14. Nitzer Ebb - Murderous
15. Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy

Wes Wallace - DJ ar Numbers has some good mix CDs on his web site. Has anyone purchased anything from him? Friday Night "Classic Numbers" is the best attended 80's night in H-Town...with music below, I can see why. His website has free music to download, but for some reason my computer won't allow me. He has an awsome free download of Vicious Pink - 815 to Nowhere - (Long Mix). If anyone can download it and send it to me I would apreciate it.

http://www.weswallace.com/

NOSTALGIA MIX 1
1. A Split Second - Rigor Mortis
2. Depeche Mode - Little 15 (rmx)
3. Section 25 - Looking From A Hilltop
4. Secession - The Magician
5. Airplane Crashers - White Rabbit
6. Gruesome Twosome-Hallucination Generation
7. Ministry - Halloween (rmx)
8. Nitzer Ebb - Join In The Chant
9. Live Cinema - Pop Density
10. New order - Bizarre Love Triangle
11. Front 242 - Headhunter
12. Poesie Noire - Pity For The Self
13. Cassandra Complex - Beyond Belief

NOSTALGIA MIX 2
1. Manufacture - As The End Draws Near
2. A Guy Called Gerald - Voodoo Ray
3. Vicious Pink - CCCant You See
4. New Order - Fine Time
5. Moev - Crucify Me
6. Book Of Love - Boy
7. Depeche Mode - Sea Of Sin
8. Psychedelic Furs - Love My Way (remix)
9. Eurythmics - Here Comes The Rain (remix)
10. M. E. S. H. - Meet Every Situation
11. Clan Of Xymox - Stranger
12. St. Che - Be My Powerstation (feeling wild)
13. XTC - Dear God

NOSTALGIA MIX 3
1. The Cure - Close To Me (remix)
2. Thomas Dolby - She Blinded Me With Science
3. Gary Numan - Change Your Mind
4. Big Country - Big Country
5. Echo & The Bunnymen - Lips Like Sugar
6. Gene Loves Jezebel - Desire
7. Talk Talk - Talk Talk
8. Depeche Mode - Master And Servant
9. New Order - Blue Monday
10. Vicious Pink - Take Me Now
11. Vicious Pink - 8:15 To Nowhere
12. Psychedelic Furs - Pretty In Pink
13. The Judys - Guyana Punch

NOSTALGIA MIX 4
1. Depeche Mode - Everything Counts
2. Kissing The Pink - Certain Things Are Likely
3. Colm III - You Take Me High
4. Nick Heyward - Tell Me Why
5. Cetu Javu - Have In Mind
6. Gene & Jim Are Into Shakes - Shake
7. Ministry - Over The Shoulder
8. Ministry - We Believe
9. C.C.C.P. - American Soviets
10. M.C.L. - New York New York
11. Until December - Until December
12. Man To Man - Male Stripper

NOSTALGIA MIX 5
1. Moses P - Twilight Zone
2. T-99 - Invisible Sensuality
3. Book Of Love - I Touch Roses
4. Sinead O'conner -Put Your Hands On Me
5. Men Without Hats - Safety Dance
6. Real Life - Send Me An Angel
7. Peter Schilling - A Different Story
8. When In Rome - The Promise
9. Nick Heyward - Tell Me Why
10. Depeche Mode - Behind The Wheel
11. Sandra - Secretland
12 Torch Song - Don't Look Now

NOSTALGIA MIX 6

1. Philadelphia 5 - Baby Do You Wanna Bump
2. Front 242 - First In First Out
3. Depeche Mode - Strange Love
4. Blancmange - Living On The Ceiling
5. Umo-Detic - Fahrenheit
6. Alexander Robotnik - Problems D'Amour
7. Bollock Bros. - Harley David/Son Of A Bitch
8. Pete Shelly - On Your Own
9. OMD - Talking Loud & Clear
10. Eurythmics - Love Is A Stranger
11. Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams
12. Steven Tin Tin Duffy - Kiss Me
13. Dead Or Alive - You Spin Me Round
14. Nitzer Ebb - Murderous
15. Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy


i have mix 1. the mixes on the cd are pretty fluid.

Pretty impressive list! Xcess-N-Htown gave me a mix tape from Xcess with a couple of pretty cool songs we couldn't identify. Maybe I could e-mail them to you and you could take a crack at them?

I have gotten to the point where I have found pretty much every underground dance record from back then that I liked and knew about. Pretty much anything I don't have its because I never heard of it, or it was so common or top40ish that I never bought it. I have everything on your list except the following:

Finitribe- Forevergreen
BG The Prince & F Rap- This Beat Is Hot
David Diebold- White Rabbit
B52's- Girl From Ipanema Goes To Greenland
Bassline Boys- Warbeat
Dr Alban- No Coke; Sing Halleluja
Mel & Kim- Respectable
Malcolm McLaren & The Bootzilla Orchestra- Deep In Vogue
New Scene- Out of Control
Oh Well- Oh Well
Orbital - Satan
Out Of The Ordinary- I Have A Dream
Rhythm Device- Acid Rock
Stanaslov Weslov- Technoid
St. Entienne- Only Love Can Break Your Heart
Iggy Pop- Cry For Love
The Grid- A Beat Called Love
Yello- I Love You
The Timelords & KLF- Dr. Who
David Diebold- Pop Muzik
Yazoo- Nobody's Diary
Kirsty McCall- Walking Down Madison

It seems like I was looking for house song by St. Entienne at some time in the 90's, but I can't remember what it was.St. Etienne? The song you may be looking for is "Only Love can break your heart". There is a wicked house remix of that song and it was popular in the U.K. somewhere around 94 or 95

He has an awsome free download of Vicious Pink - 815 to Nowhere - (Long Mix). If anyone can download it and send it to me I would apreciate it.


I have the 12 inch version I could send you. I assume that is what he has. I have never heard another version. EDIT: Nevermind, I listened and his has an extra long intro. Now that I think about it, I don't think the 12 inch is any different from the album. I will try and download it though.

St. Etienne? The song you may be looking for is "Only Love can break your heart". There is a wicked house remix of that song and it was popular in the U.K. somewhere around 94 or 95

That's probably it. It's definately the right time period.

[QUOTE=Greenlee]Pretty impressive list! Xcess-N-Htown gave me a mix tape from Xcess with a couple of pretty cool songs we couldn't identify. Maybe I could e-mail them to you and you could take a crack at them?

Sure! I'd be happy to attempt to.

Xian didn't know them either. If anyone wants to try send me your e-mail and I'll send you MP3's of these two songs off the tape. I can't really describe them, just a couple of pretty cool tunes with some chanting or something. This reminds me of how I used to bug dj's for the names of songs 20 years ago. :D

Xian & Greenlee you have some f*cking fantastic tunes there!!!!! Sex & Drugs & Dance music! FANTASTIC! :thumb:

Xian & Greenlee you have some f*cking fantastic tunes there!!!!! Sex & Drugs & Dance music! FANTASTIC! :thumb:

Yes Greenlee does, I've seen them and not only does he have a bunch, he has taken care of them. All of them have the plastic sleeves over the covers so they still look new.

I have the 12 inch version I could send you. I assume that is what he has. I have never heard another version. EDIT: Nevermind, I listened and his has an extra long intro. Now that I think about it, I don't think the 12 inch is any different from the album. I will try and download it though.



That's probably it. It's definately the right time period.



Xian didn't know them either. If anyone wants to try send me your e-mail and I'll send you MP3's of these two songs off the tape. I can't really describe them, just a couple of pretty cool tunes with some chanting or something. This reminds me of how I used to bug dj's for the names of songs 20 years ago. :D

send me an email and I'll reply with mine. Your PM is not working yet. I'd like to try.

I used to go to Numbers on Friday and Saturdays back in the early '90s. I really miss it. Best club I've ever been to. Here in Beaumont we had Phaze II and in Louisianna we had Starz (I never went to Starz, I was too young). Now I want to go out dancing...

Me and My Ding Dong- PanKow
Desire- Gene Loves Jezebel
Its My Life- Talk Talk

I used to go to Numbers on Friday and Saturdays back in the early '90s. I really miss it. Best club I've ever been to. Here in Beaumont we had Phaze II and in Louisianna we had Starz (I never went to Starz, I was too young). Now I want to go out dancing...

Me and My Ding Dong- PanKow
Desire- Gene Loves Jezebel
Its My Life- Talk Talk


Do you remember Rhinestone's? That is what Phaze II used to be. I have about 6 mix tapes from Starz when they were live on K106.

The 3 songs you were looking for on 12", e-mail me and I will send them to you.

KofA

Thanks to everyone that replied and helped me find some stuff. There is still tons I want, but most of it I never knew the names of. I just danced to it.

I never got to 6400 or NRG (What does that stand for, by the way?). And ecstacy was out by the time I could legally get into clubs. So sorry i missed out on that. I've heard stories. Acid was in though, and that was lots of fun. LOL.

Cirse

Thanks to everyone that replied and helped me find some stuff. There is still tons I want, but most of it I never knew the names of. I just danced to it.

I never got to 6400 or NRG (What does that stand for, by the way?). And ecstacy was out by the time I could legally get into clubs. So sorry i missed out on that. I've heard stories. Acid was in though, and that was lots of fun. LOL.

Cirse

6400 was the address of the original location of the club (6400 Richmond ave) and NRG stands for "energy". Sorry, but you missed out on some great times, but the music is still around.

or...

I wanna be a Cowboy - Boys don't cry
Mambo Witch - A Split Second
Dance With Me - Alphaville
Love and Pride - King
Welcome To Headhunter - Front 242 (Razormaid Mix)
Kooler Than Jesus - My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult
Never Ending Story (remix) - Limahl
No name, No Slogan - Acid Horse
I'm Gonna Beat this - Agaric
Cricified - Army of Lovers
Children of the Revolution - Baby Ford
Babe wants a Ride - B'Art
The Orgasm - Black Kiss
Harley David (Son of a Bitch) Bollock Brothers
Wiggin, 2 great lists. WOW!

Ice 9 has. He said it has a older crowd and they play all the old 80's Industrial stuff. If I get a Friday night out, I might go check it out.



Me too, hence the name Xcess-n-Htown. I probably went to 6400 only a handful of times as Xcess had a much better light show and better stereo. Plus they didn't play the same songs every Saturday night.

We went to Numbers only on Thursdays (1$ Imports) and any good concerts.

I remember .5 beer nights at numbers. Man, it's been a long time since I have heard these club names (in colorado now). Number, 6400, Xcess, NRG, Powertools, Therapy. Wow...brings back memories.

Wow..i thought i would never find anything about this club. I was very young when this club was up and running. I used to live behind it at some apartments called BriarGarden on Hillcroft next to the post office. Man..i was probably 9 or 10 at the time I think. As a kid we used to cross the street and ride our bikes and skate boards around that club in the parking lot. When it got burnt we went in the building with some other kids and found some records. Lord knows what happen to them. Wow..this is crazy...hehehe....even though I was very young I loved listening to the radio and remember some of the artist names posted here. Like kon kan, x-express, MARRS - Pump up the volume and others. Does anyone remember Magazine 60 - Don Quichotte? released on 5-10-1986. hehehe...took me years to find that damn song.

hi, i'm brand new to this site and already love it but i have a question: how can i get all those songs that are listed on here in mp3? is there a way and if so, how? any help would be greatly appreciated

send me an email

Does anyone remember a song that started out with a sorta Air-Raid sound with a beat, and then it paused and a wispering male voice says Always. Then through out the rest of the song, you hear "always, you always will". There is also this point toward the middle end of the song where this girl comes on and starts fading ini with "to see your face, to see your face, bring me down"...

I was too wigged out to ever get the name of the tune and have been looking for years!

Thanks!

Section 25 - Looking From a Hilltop

OMG!!!! I have been trying to find that song since 2000! THANK YOU!!!

I really have nothing to add that hasnt already been listed.. I mean just about every song I loved at the clubs in the eighties has already been mentioned and I'd forgotten about alot of them! This site is just awesome!! Is there any way to get these songs without trying to track them all down on vinyl somewhere?? I'm clueless =P

I really have nothing to add that hasnt already been listed.. I mean just about every song I loved at the clubs in the eighties has already been mentioned and I'd forgotten about alot of them! This site is just awesome!! Is there any way to get these songs without trying to track them all down on vinyl somewhere?? I'm clueless =P

Someone had those NRG series cds for sale, and also Jason (Kingsofagreppo) was making cds as well. For people that listen to my show on Saturday nights and here a song they like, I usually email it to them or YIM them with the song.

Someone had those NRG series cds for sale, and also Jason (Kingsofagreppo) was making cds as well. For people that listen to my show on Saturday nights and here a song they like, I usually email it to them or YIM them with the song.


Xcess_n_htown, would you happen to have Telekin - Imagination? :hyper:

Xcess_n_htown, would you happen to have Telekin - Imagination? :hyper:
I've got, send me a email

those were the good old days indeed! why do all good things have to come to a screeching hault anyway? as much as i love the memories, i hate the fact that i cant do it had to stop :D

Xcess_n_htown, would you happen to have Telekin - Imagination? :hyper:

It would very kool if could get a copy of great song.

I remember .5 beer nights at numbers. Man, it's been a long time since I have heard these club names (in colorado now). Number, 6400, Xcess, NRG, Powertools, Therapy. Wow...brings back memories.

Snoogins,
I knew a houstonion/baytownian clubber that moved to colorado. Did you use to work for TI and drive a blue rx7??

Joe

Tragic Error - Tanzen
Together - Hardcore Uproar
Soft Cell - Sex Dwarf (Playroom Mix)
PUBLIC RELATIONS - Eighty-Eight
PHILLIP OAKEY & GIORGIO MORODER – Be My Lover Now
PHILADELPHIA 5 – BABY Do You Wanna Bump
OMD - Secret (Original 12 Inch Mix)
MOSES P. - Twilight Zone
MENTAL AS ANYTHING - You’re So Strong
MARATHON - Movin’
MANUFACTURE – As The End Draws Near
LEAD INTO GOLD – Faster Than Light
Kate Bush - Running Up THat Hill (Extended Version)
IN-D - Bastion IN-D Stress
HEAVENLY BODIES – Rains On Me
Front 242 - Quite Unusual
File 13 - Taste So Good (12 Inch)
DOUBLE I.D. - Communicate! ......awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!
DATA - Living Inside Me

let me know if you want some...

Tragic Error - Tanzen
Together - Hardcore Uproar
Soft Cell - Sex Dwarf (Playroom Mix)
PUBLIC RELATIONS - Eighty-Eight
PHILLIP OAKEY & GIORGIO MORODER – Be My Lover Now
PHILADELPHIA 5 – BABY Do You Wanna Bump
OMD - Secret (Original 12 Inch Mix)
MOSES P. - Twilight Zone
MENTAL AS ANYTHING - You’re So Strong
MARATHON - Movin’
MANUFACTURE – As The End Draws Near
LEAD INTO GOLD – Faster Than Light
Kate Bush - Running Up THat Hill (Extended Version)
IN-D - Bastion IN-D Stress
HEAVENLY BODIES – Rains On Me
Front 242 - Quite Unusual
File 13 - Taste So Good (12 Inch)
DOUBLE I.D. - Communicate! ......awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!
DATA - Living Inside Me

let me know if you want some...


Can you send me "Lead Into Gold" ? Thats the only one I don't have from that group.

Tragic Error - Tanzen
Together - Hardcore Uproar
Soft Cell - Sex Dwarf (Playroom Mix)
PUBLIC RELATIONS - Eighty-Eight
PHILLIP OAKEY & GIORGIO MORODER – Be My Lover Now
PHILADELPHIA 5 – BABY Do You Wanna Bump
OMD - Secret (Original 12 Inch Mix)
MOSES P. - Twilight Zone
MENTAL AS ANYTHING - You’re So Strong
MARATHON - Movin’
MANUFACTURE – As The End Draws Near
LEAD INTO GOLD – Faster Than Light
Kate Bush - Running Up THat Hill (Extended Version)
IN-D - Bastion IN-D Stress
HEAVENLY BODIES – Rains On Me
Front 242 - Quite Unusual
File 13 - Taste So Good (12 Inch)
DOUBLE I.D. - Communicate! ......awsome!!!!!!!!!!!!!
DATA - Living Inside Me

let me know if you want some...

TOM TOM CLUB - See Me Touch Me
BEN CHAPMAN – Amor
Front 242 - Funkadafi (Extended Rearangement)
Fortran 5 - Midnight Trip [Tubby Noise Mix]
MICHAEL MORET - Want Me
OE MACHINE – Follow The Rainbow
Paul Hard Castle - 19 ( Hot Tracks)
Schultz -- Schultz (Razormaid Mx)
SECESSION – Simon Says
SIGUE SIGUE SPUTNIK - Success
SOCIETY - Love It
TANTRA – Hills Of Katmandu
THE CREATURES (featuring SIOUXSIE) – Fury Eyes
THE HUNGER – China Syndrome
THREE O’CLOCK – Suzie’s On The Ball Now

TOM TOM CLUB - See Me Touch Me
BEN CHAPMAN – Amor
Front 242 - Funkadafi (Extended Rearangement)
Fortran 5 - Midnight Trip [Tubby Noise Mix]
MICHAEL MORET - Want Me
OE MACHINE – Follow The Rainbow
Paul Hard Castle - 19 ( Hot Tracks)
Schultz -- Schultz (Razormaid Mx)
SECESSION – Simon Says
SIGUE SIGUE SPUTNIK - Success
SOCIETY - Love It
TANTRA – Hills Of Katmandu
THE CREATURES (featuring SIOUXSIE) – Fury Eyes
THE HUNGER – China Syndrome
THREE O’CLOCK – Suzie’s On The Ball Now


Tom Tom sings See me Touch me, not Tom Tom Club

Nice to see so many Houston peeps. This town was awesome for music back in the 80s.

Here's some of my favorites:

When in Rome - The Promise
Secession - The Magician
Heaven 17 - Let me go
The Smiths - How soon is now
Peter Murphy - Cuts you up
Posie Noire - Pity for the self
Peter Schilling - Different Story(World of Lust & Crime)
New Order - Blue Monday
Bolshoi - A way
Love and Rockets - So Alive
Kon Kan - I beg your pardon
Front 242 - Headhunter
Camouflage - The great commandment
Until December - Until December
Cetu Javu - Have in mind and Situations
Vicious Pink - Take me now
Tom Tom Club - Genius of Love
Final Cut - She Destroys
Marathon - Movin
Rhythm Device - Acid Rock
All the hits by Inxs, Duran Duran, Depeche Mode, The Cure

To name a few.

does anybody have an MP3 of Invincible Limit (Push!)???

I have the 12" but I dont have the equipment to convert it to an mp3

Need more help. I am looking for another song, but the only thing I know about it is there is a line that goes " I'd like to dance, but your standing on my shoe"????????

does anybody have an MP3 of Invincible Limit (Push!)???
I have the 12" but I dont have the equipment to convert it to an mp3

Need more help. I am looking for another song, but the only thing I know about it is there is a line that goes " I'd like to dance, but your standing on my shoe"????????

The second one is Live Cinema - Pop Density. I think I have both of those converted to Mpy 3 already. Send me a pm with your e-mail address.

I can't pm you.... My email address is svt_93_svt@yahoo.com

Thanks alot!!!!

A lot of these tunes seem to be my soundtrack from the 80's.

But what about Fascinated - Company B?

Now there's a tune!!!!

I can't pm you.... My email address is svt_93_svt@yahoo.com

Thanks alot!!!!

Hey svt_93_svt, I'm from Pasadena too (live in Clear Lake now). Where did you go to school?

Since I started this post way back when and for those interested I will be posting most of these songs on my new site...


funky green tabs (http://funkygreentabs.multiply.com/) - I will soon have it set up where you can listen to all of them.

A lot of great songs listed here. However.........I do not see any Big Audio Dynamite. What's up??
E=Mc2
A Party
Bottom Line
Medicine Show
Hollywood Blvd..............

...and since most of the posters here are from the Houston area, what about The Judy's?
Not necessarily club, but the best beach music of the time!! I had many good times hanging out at Jamaica Beach, jamming to The Judy's.

...and since most of the posters here are from the Houston area, what about The Judy's?
Not necessarily club, but the best beach music of the time!! I had many good times hanging out at Jamaica Beach, jamming to The Judy's.

Wow, Sunday mornings on Jamaica beach were the best. It is a small strip of beach that was getting way too crowded on Sunday mornings, so the cops put up barracades and wouldn't allow any cars on it so we had to move to Indian beach. That beach was too big and spread everyone out too far so it wasn't as much fun.

Wow, Sunday mornings on Jamaica beach were the best. It is a small strip of beach that was getting way too crowded on Sunday mornings, so the cops put up barracades and wouldn't allow any cars on it so we had to move to Indian beach. That beach was too big and spread everyone out too far so it wasn't as much fun.

Jamaica beach was the best!!! But if I remember right it was spring break 88 or 89 that caused Jamaica beach to be shut down. :(

badrockcity, I liked some of The Judy's music "Guyana Punch" and "All The Pretty Girls" at the top of my list. Here is a site you should check out: http://www.thejudys.com/index.html

Jamaica beach was the best!!! But if I remember right it was spring break 88 or 89 that caused Jamaica beach to be shut down. :(

badrockcity, I liked some of The Judy's music "Guyana Punch" and "All The Pretty Girls" at the top of my list. Here is a site you should check out: http://www.thejudys.com/index.html


I thought it was closed sometime during the summer of 1988. I remember (I think) that we were going to Indian beach in 1988 but maybe it was 1989.

I liked some of The Judy's music "Guyana Punch" and "All The Pretty Girls" at the top of my list. Here is a site you should check out: http://www.thejudys.com/index.html
Yeah, I was lucky enough to find that site before they took all of the MP3's down. I was able to get a lot of demos & live versions.

I thought it was closed sometime during the summer of 1988. I remember (I think) that we were going to Indian beach in 1988 but maybe it was 1989.
I can't remember exactly when either, it's all a blur. I think I may have drifted away from it a little towards the end & started hanging out on the sea wall.
I seems like it was around the same time they closed NRG. When was that?

I can't remember exactly when either, it's all a blur. I think I may have drifted away from it a little towards the end & started hanging out on the sea wall.
I seems like it was around the same time they closed NRG. When was that?

NRG's probably closed 1988 as John started the club that was at the Therapy Location in 1988. I remember going to NRG's in the early part of 1988 and it was dying then.