The playlist of phew in which you will find all the biggest hits 'International Intimist' of the 80s.
For those who know nothing about it, the ideal way to find everything you need to organize a most memorable romantic evening.
For connoisseurs, the means to complete their knowledge or to find titles whose names they no longer remember.
Take out the handkerchiefs !
Discography (among others ...) :
Minor Detail - I've got a friend 1983
Silent Circle - Love is just a word 1986
The Church - Under the milky way 1988
Midnight Oil - Put down that weapon 1987
Flock Of Seagulls - Wishing 1982
Paparazzi - Midnight in blue 1984
New Musik - On islands 1980
Erasure - Ship of fools 1988
Alison Moyet - All cried out 1984
Billy Ocean - Suddenly 1985
Bob Marley - Three little birds 1980
Level 42 - Leaving me now 1985
Monsoon - Wings of the dawn 1982
Bruce Springsteen - One step up 1988
Zucchero - Come il sole all'improvviso 1986
Orange Juice - Love love 1981
Barbra Streisand - Woman in love 1980
Fake - Memories of Pan 1984
Tina Turner - What's love got to do with it 1984
Heart - These dreams 1986
Five Star - Rain or shine 1986
Marillion - Sugar mice 1987
Supertramp - Don't leave me now 1982
Chicago - Hard to say I'm sorry 1982
Al Bano & Romina Power - Tu, soltanto tu 1982
Tracks :
1983 ... a particularly inspired track which shows the full extent of their talent. And talent, there is in this group, it is clear !
Full Article Minor Detail
1986 ... very versatile, the group subtly mixes Dance hits and Intimist register. They are good in both registers little guys, it is clear !
Full Article Silent Circle
1988 ... the title of the consecration, the real one. They sign here the biggest success of all their discography and above all finally obtain the first global top hit after which they have been chasing for years. Undoubtedly one of their best titles. HU-GE !
Full Article The Church
1987 ... difficult to compete with the 2 steamrollers that the group released previously. But this title still offers a new notorious success to the group and everything is good to take as they say !
Full Article Midnight Oil
1982 ... surely one of their most beautiful titles. A title that will remain as their biggest commercial success. A well-deserved global success. MAS-TER-FUL !
Full Article Flock Of Seagulls
1984 ... a hint of finesse in addition does not harm, quite the contrary. Good in all areas, little guys !
Full Article Paparazzi
1980 ... the group signs here a HUGE title which will undoubtedly remain as one of the most striking titles of the beginning of the decade. MAS-TER-FUL !
Full Article New Musik
1988 ... welcome to the Grand Bleu remix. It goes without saying ... for a title full of finesse. An alternation of style that allows them to show their full potential. And what potential !
Full Article Erasure
1984 ... a sumptuous track, all in finesse and which shows the full extent of the singer's talent. And talent, there is also at home !
Full Article Alison Moyet
1985 ... the WONDER ! Surely one of his most successful and inspired titles. A sumptuous Ultimate slow that will undoubtedly remain as one of the most beautiful of the decade !
Full Article Billy Ocean
1980 ... still a BIG year for the artist than this year 1980 with a plethora of titles and especially Premium quality on all levels. A decade that should have taken the artist to incredible levels of success. Unfortunately, he won't have time ...
Full Article Bob Marley
1985 ... one of their rare forays into the Intimist register. And like all the Greats, they are just as good in Dance as in the 'With emotions' register
Full Article Level 42
1982 ... simply spellbinding. A song that literally floats in the air. All in Bollywood fashion. MA-GIC !
Full Article Monsoon
1988 ... another magnificent ballad of which he has the secret. A mastery of himself and of the elements that are confirmed, title after title, year after year ...
Full Article Bruce Springsteen
1986 ... passed Master in the Art of the ballad. Here he signs his biggest success to date. A success always limited to the 'Boot' unfortunately ...
Full Article Zucchero
1981 ... after the euphoria of the first titles, here comes the moment of the sweet break. A rise in power that makes them pass definitively in the big leagues
Full Article Orange Juice
1980 ... his 2nd WONDER OF WONDERS. And especially the biggest hit of all his discography. We reach heights of intergalactic success. She signs here undoubtedly one of the biggest Ultimate Slows of all time. A sublimated voice carried by a tailor-made melody. A title written by ... the Gibb brothers, better known as the Bee Gees, as if by chance. Once again A-MA-ZING !
Full Article Barbra Streisand
1984 ... in lullaby mode. An unclassifiable piece and completely outside the standards. A daring bet as they say ...
Full Article Fake
1984 ... which will undoubtedly remain as one of his most emblematic titles. A global mega hit that propels the singer to the top of the glory
Full Article Tina Turner
1986 ... the WONDER ! A rocko-romantic ballad tailor-made for the 2 Amazons. Here they sign their first global mega hit. The first, but certainly not the last !
Full Article Heart
1986 ... a hint of finesse in addition does not detract from the quality ! The proof with this pretty foray into the intimate domain 100% successful
Full Article Five Star
1987 ... the WONDER. An absolutely sumptuous title which shows once again all the potential of the group in this area. And there are, that's clear. MA-GIC !
Full Article Marillion
1982 ... a sumptuous title which will pass completely under the radars except in the United States. A totally incomprehensible underperformance when you see the quality of the album. Sometimes you don't have to try to understand ...
Full Article Supertramp
1982 ... the new WONDER. With them, it's a Masterpiece per decade. One of the very rare groups to have signed 2 exceptional pieces in the Intimist field. A-MA-ZING !
Full Article Chicago
1982 ... a decidedly exceptional year for the magical duo with a second direct top hit in the wake. Nothing and no one can stop them now !
Full Article Al Bano & Romina Power
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