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Peter Gabriel-inspired 'Games Without Frontiers' Art Print Master and Servant 'True' was Spandau Ballet's biggest

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'True' was Spandau Ballet's biggest hits

and of course it turned into Pixies' biggest hit

Here's the second of two versions of 'Slave To Love' by Bryan Ferry in solo mode after Roxy Music

emerging from R&B into a genre called 'new jack swing'

This vintage retro pulp paperback cover has some of the latent power of the song coiled up inside it

Peter Gabriel-inspired 'Games Without Frontiers' Art Print Master and Servant 'True' was Spandau Ballet's biggestPeter Gabriel's new wave, pop hits from the 80s were on the leading edge of cool, especially with music video in its heyday. 'Games Without Frontiers' had lyrics that stumped many Americans, but us Canadians, even with rudimentary French from high school, could easily interpret them. Here's a great vintage retro pulp paperback cover playing off the sand dunes reference. For the fans of new wave music, and synth pop, and 80s music in general, there are

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