10/10/2009
Electronic music expert Mark Jones continues his series exploring the origins of synth pop and is joined by Rusty Egan, founding member of 1980s electro group Visage.
Electronic music expert Mark Jones hosts the third in his series of shows exploring the origins of synth pop. This week he's joined by Rusty Egan, a founding member of 80s electro group Visage. Best known for their top ten hit Fade To Grey In 1980, Visage were a key part of the early synth pop movement which went on to spawn bands including Ultravox and Magazine. Rusty plays the music that inspired him during this era and talks to Mark about working with Steve Strange, Midge Ure, and promoting the famous Blitz club in London which spawned the new romantic scene. There's also another trip to the dancefloor in Mark's Mutant Mash Up and tunes from Simple Minds, Duran Duran and Kraftwerk.
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Japan
Quiet Life
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Fever Ray
When I Grow Up
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Visage
Fade To Grey
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Classix Nouveaux
Guilty
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Pete Shelley
Homosapien
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Simple Minds
I Travel
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Duran Duran
Late Bar
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Kraftwerk
Computer Love
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Telex
Haven't We Met Somewhere Before
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Liquid Liquid
Optimo
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Cerrone
Love In C Minor
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Cerrone
Supernature
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Cerrone
Music Of Life
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Tubeway Army
Bombers
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Untitled
Rusty Egan In Conversation
Visage
In The Year 2525
David Bowie
'Helden'
Rinder & Lewis
Willy and the Hand Jive
Jeff Wayne
The Eve Of The War
Kraftwerk
Das Model
Space
Magic Fly
Soft Cell
Memorabilia
Filthy Dukes
Messages
- Musty Egan remix.
Untitled
Mark鈥檚 Mutant Mash-Up
Clash
Train In Vain
ESG
You're No Good
Iggy Pop
Nightclubbing
Broadcast
- Sat 10 Oct 2009 21:00麻豆社 Radio 6 Music