» » Various - Cult Themes From The Seventies

Various - Cult Themes From The Seventies FLAC album

Various - Cult Themes From The Seventies FLAC album

Tracklist

1 –The Bruce Li Foundation UFO
2 –Box Office Poison The Persuaders
3 –The Incredibly Strange Film Band Get Carter
4 –Lynus Diamonds Are Forever
5 –The Sweeney The Sweeney
6 –The Incredibly Strange Film Band Featuring Misty Woods Shaft
7 –Monkey Superfly
8 –The Lambrettas Starsky & Hutch
9 –Earthling Scum The Professionals
10 –Mouse Nobody Does It Better
11 –Misty Woods With The Incredibly Strange Film Band 5:15
12 –Ministry Of Ska Hawaii 5-0
13 –Box Office Poison The Chase

Credits

  • Producer – Russell Writer


Various - Cult Themes From The Seventies FLAC album

Musician performer: Various

Title: Cult Themes From The Seventies

Date of release: 1997

Style: Avantgarde, Ambient, Theme

Genre: Electronic / Rock / Funk & Soul / Pop / Stage & Screen

Size FLAC: 1130 mb

Rating: 4.3 / 5

Votes: 847

Other Formats: MOD DMF AHX APE XM DXD VOX

Various Avantgarde Ambient Theme 1997

Related to Various - Cult Themes From The Seventies FLAC Albums

Boyn
Future Legend Records started the cult themes trend in the 90's doing new version of cult themes to help break new artists. This was the 4th album in the series. It had a few new twists to it. The first was as well as giving exposure to new talent they got a previously successful number hit band out of retirement to do one last track. In this case it was The Lambretta's who had a number of hits including Poison Ivy & Dance in the late 70's mod revival. They did a blinding version of Starsky and Hutch. It was also noted for putting out hard to get themes that were not available like Get Carter plus the only full length version of the Sweeney.
Boyn
Future Legend Records started the cult themes trend in the 90's doing new version of cult themes to help break new artists. This was the 4th album in the series. It had a few new twists to it. The first was as well as giving exposure to new talent they got a previously successful number hit band out of retirement to do one last track. In this case it was The Lambretta's who had a number of hits including Poison Ivy & Dance in the late 70's mod revival. They did a blinding version of Starsky and Hutch. It was also noted for putting out hard to get themes that were not available like Get Carter plus the only full length version of the Sweeney.