- 01Buffalo GalsMalcolm McLaren and the World’s Famous Supreme TeamPerhaps the most important, in terms of the spread of the sound at least, was Malcolm McLaren and the World’s Famous Supreme Team’s “Buffalo Gals.”from the chapteralso in the bleepography
- 02Planet RockAfrika Bambaataa & The Soulsonic ForceIf anything, it was Bambaataa’s “Planet Rock” single, released the same year, that would go on to have a much more significant influence.from the chapter
- 03Trans Europe ExpressKraftwerk“Planet Rock” made extensive use of samples from Kraftwerk’s “Trans Europe Express” and “Numbers”, but derived its power from the unflinching heaviness of its distinctive drum track.from the chapteralso in the bleepography
- 04NumbersKraftwerk“Planet Rock” made extensive use of samples from Kraftwerk’s “Trans Europe Express” and “Numbers”, but derived its power from the unflinching heaviness of its distinctive drum track.from the chapter
- 05Jam On RevengeNewcleusWhen Khan launched the Street Sounds Electro series in 1983, the first volume - containing such essential classics as Newcleus’s “Jam On Revenge” and West Street Mob’s “Break Dance Electro Boogie”, as well as a rather more forgotten tune inspired by PacMan - it simply flew off the shelves.from the chapter
- 06Break Dance Electro BoogieWest Street MobWhen Khan launched the Street Sounds Electro series in 1983, the first volume - containing such essential classics as Newcleus’s “Jam On Revenge” and West Street Mob’s “Break Dance Electro Boogie”, as well as a rather more forgotten tune inspired by PacMan - it simply flew off the shelves.from the chapter
- 07Disco 2000PulpMembers of the latter could regularly be seen showcasing their moves in JD Sports, while it was not uncommon to see representatives of both crews going head to head on Fargate (close to the now famous “fountain down the road”, as immortalized in Pulp’s song “Disco 2000”).from the chapter
- 08Style Of The StreetBroken GlassThe latter was home to the North’s best known breakdance crew, Broken Glass, whose 1984 single “Style Of The Street” (produced by Greg Wilson, alongside members of Magazine and A Certain Ratio) was a key moment in the development of the UK Electro scene.from the chapter