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| Wall Of Voodoo: Mexican Radio; Spandau Ballet: True; Dexy's Midnight Runners: Come On Eileen; Wang Chung, The Fixx, etc. |
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| 1 Dance Hall Days - Wang Chung |
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| 2 One Thing Leads to Another - Fixx |
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| 3 True - Spandau Ballet |
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| 4 Come on Eileen - Dexy's Midnight Runners |
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| 5 Digging Your Scene - Blow Monkeys |
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| 6 Sister of Mercy - Thompson Twins |
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| 7 Under the Milky Way - Church, The |
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| 8 Lean on Me - Red Box |
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| 9 Since Yesterday - Strawberry Switchblade |
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| 10 You Don't Know - Scarlett & Black |
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| 11 Some People - Some, Belouis |
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| 12 Shock - Motels [1] |
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| 13 Belly of the Whale - Burning Sensations |
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| 14 Tenderness - General Public |
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| 15 Get Out of London - Intaferon |
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| 16 Go! - Tones On Tail |
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| 17 Slang Teacher - Wide Boy Awake |
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| 18 Lawnchairs - Our Daughter's Wedding |
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| 19 Mexican Radio - Wall Of Voodoo |
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Album Review
"Living in Oblivion, Vol. 4" continues the downward spiral of the series. There's little rhyme or reason to the song selection on the disc, as it jumps from new wave to goth-rock to mainstream rock to alternative. That scattershot approach prevents the album from being a cohesive listen, but the disc does contain several classics, including "Dance Hall Days," "One Thing Leads to Another, " "True, " "Come on Eileen, " "Digging Your Scene, " "Under the Milky Way, " "Tenderness" and "Mexican Radio." They may be presented in a more logical fashion on other compilations, but they make "Living in Oblivion, Vol. 4" attractive to undiscriminating collectors. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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