3LP Various: Now That's What I Call An Era: The Albums 1980 > 1984 (Essential Tracks From Iconic Albums) CLR

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Now That's What I Call An Era: The Albums 1980 > 1984 (Essential Tracks From Iconic Albums) - CD, LP

Name: 3LP Various: Now That's What I Call An Era: The Albums 1980 > 1984 (Essential Tracks From Iconic Albums) CLR
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Various

Rock | Pop | Electronic | Blues | Jazz | Funk / Soul | Reggae | Vocal | Balad | Post-Punk | Alternative rock | Punk | Indie Rock | Pop Rock | Ska | Folk Rock | Rhythm & Blues | Art Rock | Psychedelic rock | Indie Pop | Experimental | Electro | Synth-pop | Lounge | Dub | Cool Jazz | Classic Rock | Soul | Soul-Jazz | Funk | Disco | Modern Electric Blues | Hi NRG | Smooth Jazz | Soft Rock | Boogie | Mod | Reggae-Pop | New Age | Coldwave | Jangle Pop | Goth Rock

2025

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3LP Various: Now That's What I Call An Era: The Albums 1980 > 1984 (Essential Tracks From Iconic Albums) CLR

Blue White & Red Vinyl

Sony Music | EMI 11. July 2025 United Kingdom

Coloured Vinyl Compilation

More ID: 795129 EAN: 0198028945516 Discogs ID: 34132912

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Title	Now That's What I Call An Era: The Albums 1980 > 1984 (Essential Tracks From Iconic Albums) CLR
Artist	Various
More info	Blue White & Red Vinyl
Format	3x LP (vinyl)
Labels	Sony Music \| EMI
Country of issue	United Kingdom
Date of publication	11. July 2025
First released	2025
Weight	460 g
EAN	0198028945516
Product ID	795129
Discogs ID	34132912
Discogs reviews	4.8

Various: Now That's What I Call An Era: The Albums 1980 > 1984 (Essential Tracks From Iconic Albums) CLR version on vinyl 3LP in colored edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Sony Music in cooperation with EMI on 11. July 2025. Album spans genres Rock, Pop, Electronic, Blues, Jazz, Funk / Soul, Reggae, Vocal, Balad, Post-Punk, Alternative rock, Punk, Indie Rock, Pop Rock, Ska, Folk Rock, Rhythm & Blues, Art Rock, Psychedelic rock, Indie Pop, Experimental, Electro, Synth-pop, Lounge, Dub, Cool Jazz, Classic Rock, Soul, Soul-Jazz, Funk, Disco, Modern Electric Blues, Hi NRG, Smooth Jazz, Soft Rock, Boogie, Mod, Reggae-Pop, New Age, Coldwave, Jangle Pop and Goth Rock. Blue White & Red Vinyl.

A1	Wham!: A Ray Of Sunshine
A2	Haircut One Hundred: Lemon Firebrigade
A3	ABC: Show Me
A4	Culture Club: Black Money
A5	Eurythmics, Annie Lennox, David A. Stewart: This City Never Sleeps
A6	Alison Moyet: Where Hides Sleep
B1	Wham!: Heartbeat
B2	Howard Jones: Equality
B3	Thompson Twins: The Gap
B4	Donna Summer: Protection
B5	Tina Turner: I Might Have Been Queen
B6	Bruce Springsteen: The Ties That Bind
B7	Blondie: Angels On The Balcony
C1	Duran Duran: The Chauffeur
C2	Japan: Taking Islands In Africa
C3	Tears For Fears: The Hurting
C4	Frankie Goes To Hollywood: Black Night White Light
C5	Adam And The Ants: Ants Invasion
C6	Echo & The Bunnymen: Crystal Days
C7	Nick Heyward: The Day It Rained Forever
D1	The Cure: Play For Today
D2	Joy Division: Isolation
D3	UB40: Tyler
D4	Grace Jones: Nightclubbing
D5	The Police: When The World Is Running Down, You Make The Best Of What's Still Around
D6	The Selecter: Too Much Pressure
D7	The Specials: Enjoy Yourself (It's Later Than You Think)
E1	Spandau Ballet: Reformation
E2	Ultravox: New Europeans
E3	The Human League: The Things That Dreams Are Made Of
E4	Soft Cell: Secret Life
E5	Heaven 17: We Live So Fast
E6	Simple Minds: New Gold Dream (81/82/83/84)
E7	Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark: She's Leaving
F1	The Pretenders: Mystery Achievement
F2	R.E.M.: Harborcoat
F3	New Order: Age Of Consent
F4	Roxy Music: The Space Between
F5	David Sylvian: Nostalgia
F6	Tracey Thorn, The Style Council: The Paris Match