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Which are the top albums from YOUR soundtrack
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By soundtrack I think youth which was the 80's to young to understand or appreciate punk or new wave.

Sade - Diamond Life ....The nearest my wife an I have to an 'our' record.

Human League - Dare this and the Yazoo below were my two records of my youth.

Yazoo - Upstairs at Eric's

Paul Young - No Parlez - The 80's were my my formative years .... unfortunately...

and a 1963 blues festival lp.... can't really remember what it was called just remember playing it over and over again.
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Very nice tracks there... thanks for letting us know.
I'll add:
 
Joy Division Love Will Tear Us Apart, 12"
 
The Stranglers Feline
 
Thomas Dolby The Golden Age of Wireless
 
Altered Images Pinky Blue
 
China Crisis Difficult Shapes and Passive Rythms
 
 
 
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Gwyneth Herbert - Ten Lives, Bittersweet and Blue  the best rendition of Fever I have ever heard!

Nina Simone

Diana Krall

The Beatles - Hey Jude  (and most everything else!)

Martha Argerich playing anything (piano)

e.s.t. - their new album Leucocyte is very good

Dame Janet Baker

Miles Davis

Billie Holliday

Dire Straits

Pink Floyd

that'll do for now


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