It's not from THAT year '83 but nevertheless it's a very nice italo gem - and you also can listen to the vocals. That's quite remarkable :-)
Essential Italo Disco (-inspired) underground vinyl tracks from 1983 until today for DJs, Italo Disco lovers, vinyl collectors & influential tastemakers
January 24, 2010
January 20, 2010
Squires - Hold me (instr.) 1983
Hooo, another one of those ultra-rare ultra-overseen ultra-cool robotic electro/synth disco tracks from ITALY! This one really is rare, I bet they did not print more than 200 records back in the old days.
January 19, 2010
DIVIACCHI - WAITING FOR HEAVEN 1985
Ragazze, scusi, I was a bit lazy recently! But therefore I am back with an awesome italo disco track, from 1985 and ALTHOUGH it is from that year which in my opinion was not a really good one for Italo, this one here is ingenious! The melody is beautiful, the synths driving and even the lyrics are nice...Enjoy!
January 14, 2010
January 13, 2010
Cariocas - Batida (1983)
Due to my past holiday feelings this song remembers me on the sun, the beach, pretty girls in bikinis and a cool cocktail in my hand while lying in a chair ... Mmmmhhhh ... Verrrrrrry nice!!!!!
January 11, 2010
Hydravion - Métropolitain 1977
Happy new year, lovers of electro disco! I was a bit lazy recently, had too much good red wine the last two weeks. Now as the new decade has started, let's look forward and begin the new year with the opening track "Hydravion - Métropolitain" of the long awaited "Musica da Batticuore 14" by The Robot Scientists. It is labeled as "Space Rock" in Discogs, so make sure you enjoy this one and get your air guitar ready! Turn up the volume!
December 28, 2009
Smiles - Pendulum (1983)
This is the italo electro disco medley version from Theme From Warriors (B. De Vorzon), Escape From N.Y. (John Carpenter) and Assault On Precinct 13 (John Carpenter) on the Zanza label. Awesome!
December 24, 2009
Myrone Aiden - Farbwechsel 2009
Dear readers, Mister Italo wishes you all a great and warm Christmas Eve with one of my favorite tracks from 2009. We need a lot more of this stuff in the second decade of the 21st century!
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