VA - The Enigma Variations - 1985, MP3, 320 kbps

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VA - The Enigma Variations
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Жанр: Indie Rock/New Wave/Punk/Synthpop || Страна: US || Год выпуска: 1985 || Label: Enigma || Catalogue#: 72001-1 || Аудио кодек: MP3 || Тип рипа: tracks || Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps || Продолжительность: 01:31:36

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01. Screamin' Sirens - Maniac (2:38)
02. The Jet Black Berries - Shadowdrive (4:44)
03. Naked Prey - Flesh On The Wall (2:36)
04. Tex And The Horseheads - Oh Mother (3:01)
05. Greg Sage - Straight Ahead (4:12)
06. Chris D. / Divine Horseman - Time Stands Still (4:11)
07. John Trubee - A Blind Man's Penis (1:45)
08. Rain Parade - No Easy Way Down (6:55)
09. Plasticland - Disengaged From The World (2:38)
10. The Pandoras - Worm Boy (2:12)
11. Get Smart! - Just For The Moment (2:22)
12. The Leaving Trains - Leaving Trains (2:34)
13. Green On Red - Sixteen Ways II (2:34)
14. Game Theory - 24 (3:10)
15. 45 Grave - Insurance From God (4:57)
16. The Effigies - Blue Funk (4:56)
17. Kraut - Juvenile Justice (1:57)
18. Red Kross - Citadel (2:58)
19. TSOL - Flowers By The Door (3:38)
20. Channel 3 - True West (3:08)
21. Cathedral Of Tears - A Situation Of (3:30)
22. Passionnel - The Yellow Boat (3:39)
23. The Untouchables - Lebanon (3:47)
24. The Pool - Where Did We Go Wrong (3:46)
25. Scott Goddard - Cowpunk (4:53)
26. SSQ - Playback (5:11)
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"Despite its lack of success with EMI, Enigma has continued to put out new records including the current two record set The Enigma Variations, the budget priced compilation which takes its name from a composition by Sir Edward Elgar offers 26 songs including several unreleased tracks by such stellar bands as Redd Kross, The Leaving Trains, Green on Red, The Untouchables, the Screamin' Sirens, The Effigies, T.S.O.L. and Cathedral of Tears. The label plans to follow up this release next month with a country compilation." (Patrick Goldstein, Los Angeles Times, 1985)
"If this is not the best compilation album ever, it is only because volume two is just as good. This is alternative rock when it was really alternative. If any of these songs were sung by R.E.M., Nirvana, Pearl Jam or Coldplay, you would hear them every week on the radio, but now they are forgotten." (JT Fournier, epinions, 2006)
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