8 thoughts on “ Here Come The 80s - Alex Rizzo & Elliot Ireland - Disco Bullets (File, Album) ”

1. On this night, local Chicago DJs exploded a pile of disco records with the crowd going wild and trashing the field. By , the disco music sound had been replaced by the 80s new wave movement with the horns and strings of the disco bands being replaced by electronic synthesizers.

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2. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for The Real '80s - Various Artists on AllMusic -

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3. The performance says: Come in, but don’t expect to learn much. It's enough to transport me to some imagined '80s dorm room, the TV on, wondering who these guys were. They'd become more.

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5. Taking place in The Doyen, Belfast on June 14 as part of this year’s Q Radiothon, the event promises songs from the best of the two decades and optional 80s fancy dress with spot prizes for the best dressed on the night – all for a very good cause.

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6. Chicago House, Italo disco, and hi-NRG from the mid- to late-'80s Radio-X Programmed by Morris Knight. '80s-based alternative and new wave that goes beyond the pop and flu.

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7. $ Maddie & Tae The Way It Feels. $ Dababy Blame It On Baby (Explicit) $ Ratt The Atlantic Years CD1. $ The Notes On A Conditional Form. $ The Rolling Stones Living In A Ghost Town (CDS) $ Kenny Chesney Here And Now. $ John Anderson Years. $ Dion Blues With Friends. $ VA Now That's.

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8. In , the name Pedigree Cuts was briefly used as the name of Alex Rizzo, and Elliot Ireland's first collaboration / release together. However, when they opened their label in , it was switched to being a label name. Pedigree Cuts is a hybrid, digital commercial label and production library. They began the company with the sole ideal.

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