u/CotaCat

Greetings to all.

I started further editing and creating pages in LFW based on songs from Kenny's mix, and I found some songs that I was interested in, such as:

• Flies by Brian Brain
• Tropical Island by Groceries
• Retouch The Radio "Dance" by Language
• Who Do You Think You Are? (Extended Version) by Innocence In Danger
• Exile by Patrick Woodroffe
• Another Happy Thought (Carved For Ever In Your Cortex) by Bill Nelson
• Catch 22 by Cyclones
• Time And Pain by Frederick M.
• For His Glorious Majesty (Praise Chorale) by Revelation
• Walking On Thin Ice by Yoko Ono
• Zarah (Remix) by Nina Hagen
• Crimson by Rudi
• Fool For A Valentine by The Gist
• E. E. by The Durutti Column
• I'll Supply The Love by Toto
• Voice Of U.K. by Waiting For Bardot
• Satellite Walk by John Cale

Unfortunately, I couldn't find information about their solve date, not in MICS, not in Kenny's spreadsheet, not in the comments. So I'm asking you to help me find the dates for these songs (and also with a wtz post of Night Train and Free Me) . Thank you for reading.

Some time ago, while watching one of the videos on the smashthings1 channel, specifically the video titled “AWA VCR Manipulation and Destruction While Playing,” I came across a film titled “Better Safe Than Sorry” by QTV Productuon, AIP (Australian Institute of Petroleum), and APADA (Australian Petroleum Agents and Distributors Association) (images 2-3), which was presumably created in the late 1980s to the early to mid‑1990s. I couldn’t find any information about this film online, nor could I find the film itself. Only on YouTube is there a fan‑made recreation of the film’s opening logos.

Using a video editor, I zoomed in and separated the footages of this film from the black screen.
I also took the shots with the actors’ faces (images 4-6).

I would be very grateful if any of you could find out something about the film.

Thanks to my addon addon by That Emoji, you can hear the 2025 album Skyscraper by the band FEX, which is behind the song “Subways Of Your Mind”, which has been sought after for over 20 years.

• Link to the addon
• Link to That Emoji's addon

They all (uncluding a record by Coco, that i asked priviosly) are from Vinyl Destruction Workshop from British museum Estorick Collection, February 2019. Unfortunately, this is the only video of this performance. There is no information available on the records used, but I can describe their details.

All of them are 1990s 12" House singles or EPs on 45 RMP.

1. Record with a orange world map on the label with a grey ball over the label name. When the record plays, you can hear "Alright/All Night."
2. Record a yellow heart on the red background on the one side and information on the left side & songs name on other side with a name starts with word "love" in big red letters. When the record plays, you can hear "They both Again" and "eighteen"
3. Record with a pink label. The text is in a bubble-style font. The song titles might start with "USE DO...".

I'm looking for vinyl from a video from UK and came across this one. The photo you are currently seeing is the only frame where you can see the label on the video. I tried to find it on Discogs myself, but unfortunately I didn't find it. I read that word with big letters as "CONCO", "COXTO", "CEXTO" and "CEX'O", but nothing.

I found a sample from the 1985 song Dee Jay's Dream by Fats Comet. Fats Comet himself does not sing it, as his voice is lower than in the sample (you can check in the song Don't Forget The Beat). Probably the original song from 1983-1985.

These electronic instruments were from the demo version of The Best Of The Lost: Kenny Edition (Extended Version) mix. Unfortunately, I didn't think to make a list and don't remember all the songs anymore. I found them on Discogs and recorded them on Bandcamp, but unfortunately everything is lost. I'll be glad if you find them.

Sources:

• Unsettling Electronic Noise #1
• Abstract Electronic Piece #1
• Mystical Piano Track
• Experimental Noise Track #6

I used this song for my mix The Best Of The Lost: Kenny Edition (Extended Version), but when I decided to look at the song list, I couldn't find it. I tried to search through my browser and YouTube history, but I couldn't find anything. Perhaps because I used several Discogs pages at once for the mix, browser couldn't save everything at once. I also recorded the song on Bandicam so as not to overload the computer's memory, but I deleted all the materials after publishing the mix. In my memory, the song was from UK 1984-1985 with the New Wave and Disco subgenres. I'd be glad if someone could identify it.

Source (41:11)

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