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Artist Track Artist Track Ultravox Astradyne Ultravox Vienna Ultravox Private Lives Ultravox Sleepwalk Ultravox Mr X Ultravox Western Promise Ultravox All stood Still Bowie Sound & Vision Bowie Speed of life Bowie Breaking Glass Bowie Always Crashing in Same Car Bowie Ashes to Ashes Bowie Lets Dance Bowie China Girl Bronksi Beat Tell me Why Bronksi Beat Small Town Boy Joy Division Love will never tear us apart Joy Division Transmission Echo & Bunnyman Killing Moon Electronic Getting Away With It Electronic Get The Message New Order True Faith New Order Blue Monday New Order Bizarre Love Triange New Order Temptation New Order Thieves Like Us New Order Ceremony New Order Regret Talk Talk Its My Life Talk Talk Talk Talk Talk Talk Life is What You Make It Queen Machines Back to Humans Eurythmics Here comes the rain Eurythmics Love is a stranger Eurythmics Whose that girl? Queen Under Pressure Simple Minds New Gold Dream Simple Minds Love Song Simple Minds Ghost Dancing Simple Minds Real Life Simple Minds Life in a Day Simple Minds Theme for Great Cities Someone somehwere Simple Minds summertime Gary Numan Cars Gary Numan Are Friends Electric Gary Numan We are glass Gary Numan Music for the Chameleons Japan Ghosts Japan Quiet Life Yazoo Only you Yazoo Situation Yazoo Nobodys Diary Tears for Fears Mad World Tears for Fears Pale Shelter Jan Hammer Crocketts Theme Flock of Seagulls Photograph of you Flock of Seagulls I ran Black Wonderful Life Trio Da da da Frankie Goes To Hollywood Relax Phil Lynott Yellow Pearl Art of noise Moments in Love Visage Fade to Grey Herbie Hancock Rock IT Jamie Principle Your Love OMD Enola Gay OMD Souvenir OMD Electricity OMD Forever live and die OMD Messages OMD Joan of Arc/Maid of Orleans Grace Jones Slave to the Rythm Grace Jones Pull Up to the bumper Robert Palmer Looking for Clues Soft Cell Bedsitter Soft Cell Tainted Love Spandau Ballet Chant Art of noise Close to the Edit Joe Jackson Into the night Devo Satisfaction John Foxx Underpass Harold Faltermyer Axel F Human League Human Human League Love action Human League Open Your Heart Human League Sound of the crowd Bronksi Beat & Marc Almond I feel Love Duran Duran Planet Earth Duran Duran Save a Prayer China Crisis Christian Aha Take on me Aha Sun Always Shines on TV The Associates Party Fears Two Altered Images Dont Talk To Me About Love Stranglers Golden Brown Stranglers No more heroes Stranglers Peaches Stranglers Somethings Gotta Change Roxy Music Avalon Roxy Music Same old scene U2 Unforgettable Fire Mike Oldfield Tublar Bells Kraftwerk The Model Kraftwerk Tour de France Kraftwerk Autobahn Kraftwerk Robots Siouxe & Banshees Spellbound Icehouse Hey Little Girl Trans X Living on Video Talking Heads Once in a Life Time Pet Shop Boys West End Girls Pet Shop Boys Opportunities Pet Shop Boys Suburbia Pet Shop Boys Heart Pet Shop Boys Left to my own devices Pet Shop Boys Being Boring Smiths How Soon Is Now? Vangelis Blade Runner Main & end titles PIL Rise Sisters of Mercy Vision Thing Sisters of Mercy Lucretia My Reflection Sisters of Mercy Dominion/Mother Russia Sisters of Mercy This Corrosion Depeche Mode Personal Jesus Depeche Mode Everything Counts Depeche Mode Enjoy the Silence Depeche Mode See you Depeche Mode Its no good Depeche Mode People are people Depeche Mode I feel you Depeche Mode New Life Cult She Sells Sanctuary Cult Fire Woman Cult Rain INXS Need You Tonight INXS Original Sin Sylviam & Sakamoto Forbidden Colors The Beloved Sweet Harmony Howard Jones New Song Fiction Factory Heaven Jarre Oxygene Part 4 Pet Shop Boys Im not Scared .
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