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Confessions Of A Teenage Record Collector - Episode 02

Confessions Of A Teenage Record Collector - Episode 02

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 In this series I will create mixes based on my teenage record collection. I kept a diary throughout the 1980s and logged every record I bought each year so can accurately recreate my archive.

During my teenage years I amassed a rather small but compact box of Punk, New Wave and Mod singles. I mainly focussed on The Jam and Stiff Little Fingers but was becoming increasingly more interested in obscure releases on independent labels.

This first mix is based on records I had (and still have) up to the end of December 1982. Everything has been digitized from those vinyl records. I even used my 1980s Technics SL-1210MK2 turntable which has survived the decades, and is still in excellent working order.

In order of appearance:
BEATLES - "If I Needed Someone"
BLUEBELLS - "Forevermore"
BYRDS - "Renaissance Fair"
CHURCH - "An Interlude"
CURE - "Charlotte Sometimes"
DEAD KENNEDYS - "Holiday In Cambodia"
DOORS - "Soul Kitchen"
HURRAH! - "I'll Be Your Surprise"
JAM - "Town Called Malice"
MODERN ENGLISH - "The Prize"
KINKS - "Dedicated Follower Of Fashion"
PSYCHEDELIC FURS - "Aeroplane"
SIOUXSIE and the BANSHEES - "Fireworks"
STIFF LITTLE FINGERS - "Back To Front"
STRANGLERS - "Cruel Garden"
TALK TALK - "Today"
UNDERTONES - "You've Got My Number"
VAPORS - "Daylight Titans"
XTC - "Ball And Chain"
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