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Wednesday, August 05, 2026

The Soft Boys: Side Three 2002

                 

 

The Soft Boys came into my head in Cambridge, in the hot, dry summer of 1976 while punk was being


conjured up by a small group of artists and villains in London. The title Side Three refers to the fact that five of the six songs on this EP were recorded by the reunited Soft Boys during the sessions for their 2002 "comeback" album, Nextdoorland, though "Side Two" might have been slightly more apt -- you could take these outtakes, drop them right into the middle of the album, and they would fit perfectly fine (and wouldn't even exceed the capacity of a compact disc). 
                          

Side Three doesn't sound at all like a collections of castoffs or rejects -- these songs easily live up to

Nextdoorland's high standards, with Robyn Hitchcock and Kimberley Rew as splendid as ever on guitars and Morris Windsor and Matthew Seligman proving once again that they're an elegant and supremely musical rhythm section, as Hitchcock brings still more delectably angular songs to the group's repertoire. These tunes are the dessert that tops off the banquet of the Soft Boys' return to the studio, and if you're any kind of a fan, you'll want to hear this.
                      

The Soft Boys – 2002 - Side Three
Label: Editions PAF! – PAF 003
Format: CD, EP
Country: UK
Released: 2002
Genre: Rock
Style: Indie Rock, New-Psychedelic

TRACKS

                  


01. Narcissus    3:58
02. Disconnection Of The Ruling Class   3:11
Music By – Rew, Seligman, Windsor, Hitchcock
Words By – R. Hitchcock    
03. Each Of Her Silver Wands    1:57
04. Om    3:03
05. Comin' Through    5:04
06. Untitled    0:59
07. Evil Guy   3:13
Keyboards – Thomas Dolby - Recorded By – Paul Bevan 

Flac Size: 142 MB

    

Tuesday, August 04, 2026

The Soft Boys: Discography 1979 - 2002

 

The Soft Boys were an English rock band led by guitarist Robyn Hitchcock. The band formed in 1976 in


Cambridge, England and released two albums before disbanding in 1981. Though the Soft Boys’ initial career was brief, their style of psychedelic music and retro folk-rock had a big influence on the development of jangle pop, indie rock, and neo-psychedelia during the 1980s and beyond. The Soft Boys were one the most influential British bands of their time in shaping alternative and indie music, though they were considered a quirky cult item in their original run. 
                       

Led by Robyn Hitchcock, the group blended edgy pop and punk's fearlessness with a love of

psychedelia and folk-rock.
Their offbeat and hooky melodies, matched with Hitchcock's witty, surreal lyrics, set them apart from their peers, and R.E.M. were just the best known of the many bands that learned from their example. They made a striking debut with 1979's A Can of Bees, and 1980's Underwater Moonlight was an edgy, joyous masterpiece that led the way to Hitchcock's solo career. 
                  

Matthew Seligman replaced Metcalfe on bass in 1979.  The band broke up in 1981 after the release of

their second album, Underwater Moonlight.  Rew formed the more mainstream pop group Katrina and the Waves. Hitchcock went on to a prolific career with a similar whimsical, surrealistic style.  In 1984, he formed Robyn Hitchcock and the Egyptians with fellow Soft Boys Morris Windsor and Andy Metcalfe and went on to tour and record for ten years. 
                          

They were briefly joined by Rew, Jim Melton and Seligman in a re-formed Soft Boys for a UK tour in

1994 to mark the release of a box set of their work. They briefly came together again in 2001 without Metcalfe for the 20th anniversary of Underwater Moonlight and the release of a new album, 2002’s Nextdoorland. They disbanded once again in 2003. Matthew Seligman died in 2020 due to complications from the COVID-19 virus; he was 64 years old. In 2025, Underwater Moonlight was given a deluxe reissue on CD and LP to honor the album's 45th anniversary. 

                              

01. THE SOFT BOYS - A CAN OF BEES 1979

                            


The Soft Boys, like so many other underground miscreants in the '70s, spent their formative years

(unbeknownst to them) generating enough critical capital to earn much sought-after biographical adjectives like “influential” and “underrated.” The Robyn Hitchcock-led, Cambridge, England-born, pseudo-psych rock outfit's shared love for all things Byrds, Beatles, Dylan, and Syd Barrett was both venerated and blown to smithereens on their 1979 debut long-player, A Can of Bees. 
                            

The Soft Boys – 1979 - A Can Of Bees
Label: Rykodisc – RCD 20231
Format: CD, Album, Reissue
Country: US
Released: 1992
Genre: Rock
Style: Power Pop, Psychedelic Rock

TRACKS

                   


01. Give It To The Soft Boys    1:57
02. The Pigworker    4:30
03. Human Music    4:30
04. Leppo And The Jooves    5:25
05. The Rat's Prayer    3:18
06. Do The Chisel    3:03
07. Sandra's Having Her Brain Out    4:07
08. The Return Of The Sacred Crab    2:54
09. Cold Turkey    4:20
10. Skool Dinner Blues (Live)    2:23
11. Wading Through A Ventilator (Live)    3:57
12. Leppo And The Jooves    5:30
13. Sandra's Having Her Brain Out    3:46
14. Skool Dinner Blues    2:14
15. Fatman's Son    2:38
16. (I Want To Be An) Anglepoise Lamp (Live)    2:51
17. Ugly Nora (Live)    3:05

LINE - UP


Guitar, Vocals – Kimberley Rew, Robyn Hitchcock
Bass, Vocals – Andy Metcalfe
Drums, Vocals – Morris Windsor
Percussion, Vocals, Harmonica – Jim Melton
Violin – Gerry Hale
Written-By – John Lennon (tracks: 9), Robyn Hitchcock (tracks: 1 to 8, 10 to 17)


NOTES


All songs published by Complete Music, Ltd. (PRS) and administered by Complete Music USA, Inc. (ASCAP) except Tracks 10, 11, 14 to 17 published by Two Crabs (PRS). Track 9 published by Maclen Music (BMI).
Of note, Track 7 is an alternate version while track 13 is the initial album version.

Flac Size: 412 MB

02. THE SOFT BOYS - UNDERWATER MOONLIGHT 1980

                         


More angular and jarring than the band’s beloved 1980 follow-up, Underwater Moonlight, Hitchcock, Kimberly Rew, Morris Windsor, and Andy Metcalfe sounded positively possessed, channeling both '60s progressive rock and late-'70s punk into an unholy guitar-driven onslaught fueled by Hitchcock's surreal

lyrics: opening a record with a line like “feel like asking a tree for an autograph” is one thing, but backing up those words with an atonal, apocalyptic blues riff is another. Although the neo-psychedelic flourishes are fascinating, the key to record's success is how each song is constructed around rock-solid hooks and melodies that instantly work their way into the subconscious. In fact, that's the most notable thing about Underwater Moonlight -- it updates jangling, melodic guitar pop for the post-punk world, which made it a touchstone for much of the underground pop of the mid-'80s, particularly R.E.M. 
                                 

The Soft Boys – 1980 - Underwater Moonlight ...And How It Got There
Label: Matador – OLE 500-2
Format: 2 x CD, Album, Reissue
Country: US
Released: October 19, 2010 
Genre: Rock
Style: Power Pop, Psychedelic Rock
    
TRACKS
                    


CD1. UNDERWATER MOONLIGHT 1989    

                     

        
01. I Wanna Destroy You   2:52
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
02. Kingdom Of Love   4:10
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
03. Positive Vibrations   3:10
Sitar – Andy King
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
04. I Got The Hots   4:42
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
05. Insanely Jealous   4:15
Bass [Rhythm] – Robyn Hitchcock
Violin – Gerry Hale
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
06. Tonight   3:44
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
07. You'll Have To Go Sideways   2:57

Bass, Synthesizer – Kimberley Rew
Written-By – Rew, Hitchcock    
08. Old Pervert   3:52
Written-By – Rew, Seligman, Windsor, Hitchcock    
09. The Queen Of Eyes   2:01
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
10. Underwater Moonlight   4:17
Violin – Gerry Hale
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock
    

ALBUM OUTAKES        

    
11. He's A Reptile   4:27
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
12. Vegetable Man   2:59
Written-By – Syd Barrett    
13. Strange   2:59
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
14. Only The Stones Remain   2:50

Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
15. Where Are The Prawns?   6:06

Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
16. Wey Wey Help Uh Hole   3:30
17. Dreams   4:37

Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
18. Black Snake Diamond Rock   4:24

Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
19. There's Nobody Like You   3:11

Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
20. Song #4   4:35
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock

Flac Size: 519 MB
    
CD2. ...AND HOW IT GOT THERE 
  

                       


01. Empty Girl (Bonus Track)   4:59    
02. Have A heart Betty (Mark 2) (Bonus Track)   2:37
03. Rock'n'Roll Toilet (Mark2) (Bonus Track)   2:43 
04. Old Pervert - Section 1 (Bonus Track)   1:38

Written-By – Rew, Seligman, Windsor, Hitchcock    
05. Like A Real Smoothie  (Bonus Track) 3:43
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
06. Alien (Bonus Track)  3:13
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
07. Bloat (Extract) (Bonus Track)  1:00

Written-By – Rew, Seligman, Windsor, Hitchcock    
08. Underwater Moonlight (Early Version)   6:24
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
09. She Wears My Hair (Bonus Track)  5:22

Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
10. Wang Dang Pig (Bonus Track)  3:56

Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
11. Old Pervert - Section 2 (Bonus Track)  1:31

Written-By – Rew, Seligman, Windsor, Hitchcock    
12. Insanely Jealous (Bonus Track)  5:03
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
13. Leave Me Alone (Bonus Track)  6:45

Written-By – Lou Reed    
14. Goodbye Maurice Or Steve  (Bonus Track) 3:14

Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
15. Old Pervert - Section 3 (Bonus Track)  0:36

Written-By – Rew, Seligman, Windsor, Hitchcock    
16. Cherries (Bonus Track)  2:54
Written-By – Rew, Seligman, Windsor, Hitchcock    
17. Amputated  (Bonus Track) 4:22
Written-By – Robyn Hitchcock    
18. Over You (Bonus Track)  4:00
Written-By – Bryan Ferry, Phil Manzanera    
19. I Wanna, Er... (Extract) (Bonus Track)  0:42

Written-By – Rew, Seligman, Windsor, Hitchcock    
20. Old Pervert - Section 4 (Bonus Track)  1:24
Written-By – Rew, Seligman, Windsor, Hitchcock

LINE - UP

                               


Guitar, Vocals – Robyn Hitchcock
Guitar, Vocals – Kimberley Rew
Bass – Matthew Seligman
Drums, Vocals – Morris Windsor


Flac Size: 461 MB

03. THE SOFT BOYS - NEXDOORLAND 2002

                                  

Is Nextdoorland an instant classic like Underwater Moonlight? No. Is that comparison fair? Probably not.

Are The Soft Boys still a strong and viable band in 2002? Yes, indeed -- Nextdoorland is a more than worthy addition to their catalog, and proves that two decades apart has not diluted their remarkable chemistry.
If we're very lucky, The Soft Boys might even favor us with another album or two just as strong. 

The Soft Boys – 2002 - Nextdoorland
Label: Matador – OLE 553-2, Matador – ole 553-2
Format: CD, Album
Country: Europe
Released :Sep 24, 2002
Genre: Rock
Style: Indie Rock

TRACKS

                          


01. I Love Lucy    3:00
02. Pulse Of My Heart    3:46
03. Mr. Kennedy    6:04
04. Unprotected Love    3:19
05. My Mind Is Connected...    4:05
06. Sudden Town    3:46
07. Strings    6:11
08. Japanese Captain    3:24
09. La Cherité    5:11
10. Lions And Tigers    2:29

LINE - UP


Guitar, Lead Vocals – Robyn Hitchcock
Bass, Synthesizer [Moog Synthesiser] – Matthew Seligman
Drums, Vocals – Morris Windsor
Guitar, Vocals, Synthesizer [Moog Synthesiser] – Kimberley Rew
Music By – Rew (tracks: 1, 2), Seligman (tracks: 1, 2), Windsor (tracks: 1, 2), Hitchcock (tracks: 1, 2)
Songwriter [All Songs Written By] – R.Hitchcock (tracks: 2 to 6, 8 to 10)
Vocals – Ruby Wright (tracks: 6, 10)
Words By – Hitchcock (tracks: 1, 2)

Flac Size: 285 MB

Robyn Hitchcock On Urban Aspirines HERE

Sunday, August 02, 2026

Various: The Indie Scene 1982 + The Indie Scene 1983 + The Indie Scene 1984 The Story Of British Independent Music

                                     


 01. VARIOUS - THE INDIE SCENE 1982 - THE STORY OF THE BRITISH INDEPENDENT MUSIC

                      


VIRGIN  PRUNES

The Connoisseur Collection's ten-volume Indie Scene 1982: The Story of British Independent Music series maps the shift from punk to post-punk and new wave in the U.K. from 1977 to 1986.  

WALL  OF  VOODOO

Focusing on artists who were on fledgling independent labels and thus digging up plenty of otherwise forgotten chips from the late '70s and early '80s fireball, each volume contains more than enough for voracious neophytes to sink their teeth into. 

FAD  GADGET

And if you were a scenester back then and need to relive the glory of all those singles your mom threw out while you were at your umpteenth punk festival, these compilations should plug some gaps. 

NEW  ORDER

The Indie Scene 1982 closes out the series with an array of dancefloor fodder, goth rock, old folkies, jangle pop, and new wave songs. 


















Various – The Indie Scene 82
Label: Connoisseur Collection – IBM CD 82
Series: The Indie Scene – 82
Format: CD, Compilation, PDO
Country: UK
Released: 1992
Genre: Electronic, Rock
Style: Alternative Rock, New Wave, Goth Rock, Indie Rock, Punk, Synth-pop, Post-Punk

TRAXS
                    

01. Aztec Camera – Pillar To Post   3:40
Performer – Roddy Frame
Written-By – Roddy Frame    
02. The Wild Swans – Revolutionary Spirit   4:18

Written-By – Quinn, Kelly, Simpson    
03. The Room – Things That Have Learnt To Walk That Ought To Crawl   3:36

Performer [Leaders] – Becky Stringer, Dave Jackson 
Written-By – Dave Jackson     
04. Everything But The Girl – Night And Day   2:53

Performer – Ben Watt, Tracey Thorn
Written-By – Porter
05. The Alarm – Marching On   3:33

Written-By – McDonald, Peters
06. Robert Wyatt – Shipbuilding   3:03

Written-By – Clive Langer, Elvis Costello    
07. New Order – Temptation   5:56
Written-By – Dickin, Sumner, Gilbert, Hook, Morris    
08. Fad Gadget – Saturday Night Special   4:33
Written-By – Barbara Fros, Gadget    
09. Lori & The Chameleons – Lonely Spy   3:28

Other [Instigated By] – Bill Drummond
Written-By – Drummond, David Balfe, Balfe    
10. Wall Of Voodoo – On Interstate 15   2:40
Performer – Marc Moreland, Stan Ridgway
Written-By – Wall Of Voodoo    
11. Thomas Leer – All About You   3:48
Written-By – Leer    
12. Shriekback – My Spine Is The Bassline   3:59

Written-By – Andrews, Marsh, Allen    
13. The Higsons – Conspiracy   3:02
Written-By – Higson, Williams, Charterton, McGeachin, Edwards    
14. The Farmer's Boys – More Than A Dream   3:47
Written-By – The Farmer's Boys    
15. The Marine Girls – On My Mind   3:11

Performer – Tracey Thorn
Written-By – Thorn    
16. Mari Wilson With The Wilsations – Beat The Beat   3:01

Performer – Mari Wilson
Written-By – Tot Taylor    
17. The Adicts – Viva The Revolution   3:45

Written-By – The Adicts    
18. Lords Of The New Church – Open Your Eyes   3:42

Performer – Brian James, Stiv Bators
Written-By – James, Bator    
19. Gene Loves Jezebel – Shaving My Neck   2:54

Written-By – J Aston, M Aston    
20. Virgin Prunes – Pagan Love Song   3:27

Written-By – Figgis, Watson, Rowen, Hanvey, Evans, Strongman    
21. The Passage – XOYO   3:53
Written-By – Witts    
22. Toy Dolls – Nellie The Elephant (Original Version)   3:22

Written-By – Hart, Buckler

Flac Size: 510 MB

02. VARIOUS - THE INDIE SCENE 1983 - THE STORY OF THE BRITISH INDEPENDENT MUSIC

                       


THE  THREE JOHNS

Rather like goth, indie music is one of pop’s most nebulous genres. The myriad bands operating within its parameters are generally labeled “indie rock” or “indie pop,” but in reality, its boundaries are much broader. 

YAZOO

What should be stressed above all else is that the notion of indie music derives from the word “independent”: in this context, small and relatively low-budget record labels inspired by punk’s DIY ethos and releasing music for misfits made by the maverick outsiders who reject the corporate world of rock’n’roll.

THE  MONOCHROME  SET

The story of indie music as we know it begins with Buzzcocks’ Spiral Scratch EP. First released in April 1977, this influential four-track 7” from the iconic Manchester pop-punk quartet is widely recognized as rock’s first independently-funded and distributed disc. 

THE  GO-BETWEENS

The fact that it sold out its original pressing of 1,000 copies and then went on to move a further 15,000 copies effectively created the blueprint for independent labels in one fell swoop. 

GENE  LOVES  JEZEBEL

In fact, such was Spiral Scratch’s impact that, by the end of 1978, the UK alone boasted of hundreds of self-starting imprints with game-changing labels such as Rough Trade, Factory, and Mute already well into their infancy. 

NEW  MODEL  ARMY

Yet, while these landmark imprints attracted reams of critical praise, commercial success initially proved elusive. Issued by Rough Trade, Stiff Little Fingers’ incendiary 1979 debut, Inflammable Material, became the first independently-released album to sell over 100,000 copies, while a few choice indie singles, such as Joy Division’s sublime “Love Will Tear Us Apart” and Depeche Mode’s “Just Can’t Get Enough,” chalked up bona fide UK Top 30 placings on the cusp of the 80s. 

THE  BIRTHDAY  PARTY

However, many small imprints were still the preserve of the have-a-go entrepreneur whose goals were merely to release a lone single and perhaps secure a session on BBC Radio 1’s John Peel show.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 






Various – The Indie Scene 83
Label: Connoisseur Collection – IBM CD 83
Series: The Indie Scene – 83
Format: CD, Compilation, PDO Pressing
Country: UK
Released: 1992
Genre: Electronic, Rock
Style: Alternative Rock, New Wave, Indie Rock, Synth-pop, Industrial

TRAXS
                     

01. Yazoo – Nobody's Diary   3:53

Performer – Alison Moyet, Vince Clarke
Written-By – Alison Moyet
02. The Assembly – Never Never   3:39

Vocals – Feargal Sharkey
Written-By – Vince Clarke
03. Jane – It's A Fine Day   2:45

Featuring [Featured], Vocals [Acappella Throatings] – Jane (4)
Written-By – J. Barton    
04. Wall Of Voodoo – Mexican Radio   4:08

Vocals [Deep Vocal Growl] – Stan Ridgway
Written-By – Wall Of Voodoo    
05. Prefab Sprout – The Devil Has All The Best Tunes   4:38
Written-By – P. McAloon    
06. Red Guitars – Good Technology   4:34

Written-By – S. Ross    
07. Tracey Thorn – Plain Sailing  2:01 

Written-By – Thorn    
08.Ben Watt – Some Things Don't Matter   4:22

Wri tten-By – Watt    
09. The Go-Betweens – Cattle And Cane   3:34

Written-By – McLennan, Forster
10. The Monochrome Set – Jet Set Junta   2:03

Written-By – Warren, Bid, Square    
11. New Model Army – Great Expectations   3:15

Written-By – J. Sullivan, S. Morrow    
12. The Nightingales – Crafty Fag   3:07

Performer – Robert Lloyd
Written-By – A. Lloyd, M. Beales, P. Apperly, R. Lloyd    
13. The Three Johns – A.W.O.L.  3:25 
Performer – Jon Langford 
Written-By – Three Johns    
14. The Icicle Works – Birds Fly (Whisper To A Scream)   3:15

Written-By – Ian McNabb    
15. Gene Loves Jezebel – Bruises   3:23

Featuring [The Aston Brothers] – Jay Aston, Michael Aston
Written-By – J. Aston, M. Aston
16. The Birthday Party– Sonny's Burning   2:20

Lyrics By, Vocals [Vocalist] – Nick Cave
Written-By – M. Harvey, N. Cave, R. S. Howard, T. Pew    
17. The Fall – Kicker Conspiracy   3:24
Performer – Mark E. Smith
Written-By – The Fall    
18. New Order – Blue Monday   7:27

Written-By – New Order
19. Colourbox – Breakdown   3:27

Performer – Martin Young, Steven Young
Written-By – I. Robbins, M. Young    
20. Depeche Mode – Everything Counts   3:57

Written-By – M. L. Gore
21. Shriekback – Lined Up   4:02
Written-By – Andrews, Marsh, Allen
22. Cabaret Voltaire – Yashar  2:56 
Written-By – Watson, Kirk, Mallinder

Flac Size: 496 MB
    
03. VARIOUS - THE INDIE SCENE 1984 - THE STORY OF THE BRITISH INDEPENDENT MUSIC 
  

                           


MEN  THEY  COULD'NT  HANG

New Model Army reached number 1 on the UK Indie Charts and number 98 on the UK Singles Chart in 1984 with their third single, "The Price." Nick Cave moved to West Berlin in 1983 and covered Elvis Presley's "In the Ghetto" in 1984. 

CULT

Was his song choice related to his move? Sandy Shaw, who won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1967 with "Puppet on a String" and actually ended her career in 1969, covered The Smiths' "Hand in Glove."

ANNE  CLARK

Anne Clark created a synth-pop classic that year with her first single, "Our Darkness," as did Depeche Mode with "Master and Servant." The Cult created a gothic rock classic with their second single, "Spiritwalker" (from their debut album, "Dreamtime").

MICRODISNEY

Otherwise, this compilation features lesser-known bands, such as... For example, the folk-punk band The Man They Could’t Hang performed "The Green Fields of France (No Man’s Land)," a cover version of a 1976 anti-war song by Eric Bogle, who also wrote the well-known folk song "And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda," which has been performed by artists including Joan Baez, The Dubliners, and The Pogues. 

NICK  CAVE

Another familiar name appears in one of the bands: Float Up CP was one of the bands Neneh Cherry sang in before launching her successful solo career. Unfortunately, the song "Joy’s Address" is only available on YouTube. The song blends post-punk with ska, jazz, and soul elements.
   
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Various – The Indie Scene 84
Label: Connoisseur Collection – IBM CD 84
Series: The Indie Scene – 84
Format: CD, Compilation
Country: UK
Released: 1992
Genre: Electronic, Rock, Pop
Style: Alternative Rock, Synth-pop, Indie Rock, Indie Pop

TRAXS
                    
 
01. Red Box – Chenko   3:33
Written-By – S. Toulsen-Clarke
02. Men They Couldn't Hang – The Green Fields Of France (No Man's Land)   6:30

Written-By – E Bogle    
03. Frank Chickens – We Are Ninja   3:22

Written-By – Toop, Hoki, Tagushi, Bersford, Watsuba    
04. Nick Cave – In The Ghetto   4:06
Written-By – Screen Germs
05. Sandie Shaw – Hand In Glove   2:59

Featuring – The Smiths
Performer [The Smiths Without Morrissey] – Andy Rourke, Johnny Marr, Mike Joyce
Written-By – Marr, Morrissey
06. Anne Clark – Our Darkness   5:12

Written-By – A. Clark, D. Harrow    
07. Daintees – Roll On Summertime   3:23

Written-By – M. Stephenson
08. Hurrah – Who'd Have Thought?   3:28

Written-By – D. Hughes    
09. Jasmine Minks – Think   3:20

Written-By – Sanderson, Shepherd
10. Pastels – Something's Going On   3:02

Written-By – Taylor, Mc Robbie    
11. Red Guitars – Steeltown   3:35
Written-By – Lewis, Kidd    
12. Moodists – Enough Legs To Live On   2:49

Written-By – Walsh, Moore, Gane, Turner, Millar, The Moodist    
13. 1000 Mexicans – The Last Pop Song   3:10
Written-By – 1000 Mexicans
14. Microdisney – Dolly   3:22
Written-By – C. Coughlan, S. O'Hagan    
15. New Model Army – The Price   3:25

Performer – Slade The Leveller
Written-By – J. Sullivan, S. Morrow    
16. Three Johns – Do The Square   2:35

Featuring – Jon Langford 
Written-By – Three Johns    
17. Cult – Spiritwalker   3:11

Performer – Ian Astbury
Written-By – Duffy, Astbury    
18. Float Up CP – Joy's Address   3:37

Performer – Gareth Sager, Neneh Cherry
Written-By – G. Sager    
19. Chakk – Out Of The Flesh   3:54

Written-By – Cross, Boyle, Harries, Brydon, Lister    
20. A Certain Ratio – Life's A Scream   6:36
Written-By – A Certain Ratio    
21. Depeche Mode – Master And Servant   3:52

Written-By – M. L. Gore

Flac Size: 515 MB

 

The Indie Scene 1977 HERE 

The Indie Scene 1978 HERE CD1   CD2

The Indie Scene 1979 HERE

The Indie Scene 1980 HERE

The Indie Scene 1981 HERE