NOW That's What I Call The 80s Coloured Triple Vinyl

Its time to celebrate an amazing decade for pop music as popular today as it was back then, featuring 45 unforgettable hits, including 27 1s across 3LPs, pressed in a red, a blue and a green vinyl. Time to immerse yourself in the decade that never stops. Legwarmers on its NOW Thats What I Call The 80s.Opening with one of Queens signature anthems I Want To Break Free, and followed by the incredible Every Breath You Take from The Police and Eurythmics with Sweet Dreams Are Made Of This you know from the start that this is a massive collection. A huge 1 for The Human League with Dont You Want Me is up next and the side finishes with three of the decades biggest bands, aha with Take On Me, Duran Duran with Rio and Spandau Ballet with Gold. Flip the LP over for singalong 1s from Culture Club with Karma Chameleon and Come On Eileen from Dexys Midnight Runners. Bananarama, Adam amp The Ants and Nena all produced pop classics whilst Kim Wilde with You Came, and two megahits from the songwriting and production team of Stock, Aitken and Waterman debut hits for Kylie Minogue and Rick Astley were chart smashes in the latter part of the decade and bring the first disc to a close.LP2 features backtoback legends including, on the first side, Bruce Springsteen, Cher, Bon Jovi and the 1 collaboration between Philip Bailey and Phil Collins, Easy Lover. Tears For Fears complete the side with their worldwide smash Everybody Wants To Rule The World. Over on the other side, the dancefloor beckons with 1s from Whitney Houston with I Wanna Dance With Somebody, I Feel For You from Chaka Khan and The Communards with Sarah Jane Morris on their superb cover of Dont Leave Me This Way. Some reggae influenced pop next from Blondie and UB40. Madness and The Jam enjoyed 1s with House Of Fun and Town Called Malice, whilst closing the LP is the first new chart topper of the decade from the Pretenders with Brass In Pocket.The third LP kicks off with signature songs from Elton John with Im Still Standing and Billy Joels Uptown Girl. 80s movie songs are up next with Footloose, Take My Breath Away and Ghostbusters, ahead of the stunning Back To Life from Soul II Soul amp Caron Wheeler. The side winds down with two of the decades biggest ballads Ebony amp Ivory from Paul McCartney and Hello, the first solo 1 for Lionel Richie. The final side presents a stellar line up of electronic pop, opening with the peerless Blue Monday from New Order, and followed by 1s from Pet Shop Boys with Heart, and the massive Relax from Frankie Goes To Hollywood. Dead Or Alive, Soft Cell and Heaven 17 all feature with true classics and the collection signs off with the iconic Vienna from Ultravox.45 Essential tracks for every vinyl collection NOW Thats What I Call The 80s.