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Sampler Album-Titel: Die ultimative Chartshow - Die erfolgreichsten New Wave und Popsongs aller Zeiten Tracks: 39 Label: Polystar Vertrieb: Universal Erstveröffentlichung: 19.10.2007

Tracklisting:

1. Take On Me (a-ha)

2. Heart Of Glass (Blondie)

3. Come Back And Stay (Paul Young)

4. Big In Japan (Alpahville)

5. Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) (Eurythmics)

6. Fade To Grey (Visage)

7. Tainted Love (Soft Cell)

8. Too Shy (Kajagoogoo)

9. If I Was (Midge Ure)

10. Let's Dance (David Bowie)

11. Rebell Yell (Billy Idol)

12. Kids In America (Kim Wilde)

13. The Wild Boys (Duran Duran)

14. Such A Shame (Talk Talk)

15. Sowing The Seeds Of Love (Tears For Fears)

16. Send Me An Angel '89 (Real Life)

17. Smalltown Boy (Bronski Beat)

18. I Don't Like Mondays (Boomtown Rats)

19. Dancing With Tears In My Eyes (Ultravox)

20. Maid Of Orleans (Orchestral Maneouvres In The Dark)

21. Lullaby (Cure)

22. For You Only (Alison Moyet)

23. Road To Nowhere (Talking Heads)

24. 25 Years (Catch)

25. Cry (Godley + Creme)

26. What Is Love (Howard Jones)

27. Love Is A Shield (Camouflage)

28. Don't Go (Yazoo)

29. She Drives Me Crazy (Fine Young Cannibals)

30. The Days Of Pearly Spencer (Marc Almond)

31. Hold Me Now (Thompson Twins)

32. Precious Little Diamond (Fox The Fox)

33. Johnny And Mary (Robert Palmer)

34. Come On Eileen (Dexy's Midnight Runners)

35. Blueprint (Rainbirds)

36. Shout To The Top (Style Council)

37. Love And Pride (King)

38. It's My Party (Dave Stewart + Barbara Gaskin)

39. Goody Two Shoes (Adam Ant)

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