My favourite Italo-disco records
Maybe not the greatest or most important italo records, but the ones I like the best.
* = still in my wantlist
* = still in my wantlist
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Everything I love about italo-disco captured in one track. -
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One of the most underrated italo records.
Killer uptempo track that was something of a crossover hit in LA discotheques during the mid to late 80's. -
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A psychedelic italo trip. Truly unique.
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the best Time Records release
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romantic and melancholy tear-jerker with beautiful surrealist cover art. -
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Who says you can't play air-guitar with italo-disco?
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Funky vocodered version of Popcorn -
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In my opinion, sides 1 & 2 of this compilation are the greatest original italo mixes ever pressed to vinyl. -
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Still powerful no many how many times you've already heard it.
a must-have in any collection -
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heavily underrated proto-house track, very nice. -
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Dark edged track in a synth-pop style. Excellent! -
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More than a little inspired by New Order.
Still an excellent track in it's own right. -
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one of the first italo-disco records -
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Love or hate it, the popularity (and rarity) of this one is undeniable.
The first appearance of Ken Laszlo (Gianni Coraini) -
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The b-side of this, "Leftover Love" is simply amazing.
100% authentic italo-disco sound but from 2004, by far the greatest thing Dyva have ever recorded.
It's just a shame that the label chose to price this record 100E, so no-one can afford it :( -
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