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Tippaporn

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  1. The Colourfield with Pushing Up The Daisies off of their '85 Virgins And Philistines LP.
  2. Blue Zoo with their '83 single Somewhere In The World There's A Cowboy Smiling.
  3. Pop Will Eat Itself with their '88 single There Is No Love Between Us Anymore.
  4. Tears For Fears with Change off of their '83 The Hurting album.
  5. Red Flag with If I Ever off of their '89 Naïve Art album.
  6. Cetu Javu with their '86 Situations single.
  7. Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark with their '88 Dreaming single.
  8. Oingo Boingo with the title track of their '90 Stay album, released in '85.
  9. Pixies with Here Comes Your Man off of their '89 Doolittle CD.
  10. Concrete Blonde with Joey off of their '90 Bloodletting CD.
  11. The Jesus And Mary Chain with April Skies off of their '87 Darklands LP.
  12. Blancmange with their '85 Lose Your Love single.
  13. Care with their '84 Cymophane single off of the '97 Diamonds & Emeralds compilation CD.
  14. The Jesus And Mary Chain with The Hardest Walk off of their '85 Psychocandy album.
  15. Roaring Boys with their '86 House Of Stone single.
  16. Gene Loves Jezebel with Twenty Killer Hurts off of their '87 12" promo LP.
  17. It's painful only due to ignorance and preconceived notions. Otherwise it's quite normal.
  18. Midnight Blues is nice little ditty off of the same '76 album. Nice pickin'.
  19. Rod Stewart's rendition of (I Know) I'm Losing You off of his '71 Every Picture Tells A Story LP.
  20. And I now can't help but think of Rare Earth's stunning version of The Tempations classic (I Know) I'm Losing You off of their '70 Ecology album. Another long player.
  21. Here's the comeback to that tune. Rare Earth's John D. Loudermilk classic Tobacco Road off of that same fine '69 Rare Earth album.
  22. Now there's a man after my own heart. Full versions ONLY. The above must include The Chambers Bros. full length version of the title track of their '67 Time Has Come Today LP to properly round out the psychedelia. I mention every time I post it for those who don't know that during their instrumental at the 5:31 mark they play the classic riff of The Little Drummer Boy.
  23. Debut US album. The Rolling Stones - England's Newest Hit Makers, released 30 May 1964. Not Fade Away was the only song not appearing on the UK album.
  24. One track per every Rolling Stones studio album. Debut UK album, The Rolling Stones, released 16 April 1964. Mona (I Need You Baby) was the only song appearing on the UK album which was not on the US album.
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