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| If you like this kind of music, take a listen to . . . |
 99 1/2 by Carol Lynn Townes (M), Polydor 881008, 1984: $12.00 |
Girl U Want by Devo (M), WB 49524 , 1980: $15.00 |
| I Feel Love/ Can't We Just Sit Down (And Talk It Over) by Donna Summer (M), Casablanca 884, 1977: $20.00 |
I Got The Message by Men Without Hats (M), MCA 52332, 1984: $6.00 $5.00 |
| I Love You by Yello (M), Elektra 69824, 1983: $12.00 |
| I Wanna Be A Cowboy by Boys Don't Cry (M-), Profile 5084, 1986: $10.00 |
 Invisible by Alison Moyet (M), Columbia 04781, 1985: $11.00 |
| K.I.S.S.I.N.G./ Taboo by Siedah Garrett (M), Qwest/Reprise 27928, 1988: $9.00 |
| Mea Culpa Part II by Enigma (M), Charisma 98806, 1990: $6.00 |
| Nobody's Diary by Yaz (M), Sire 29569, 1983: $8.00 |
| Pop Goes The World/ The End of the World by Men Without Hats (M), Mercury 888859, 1987: $10.00 |
| Real Life by Black Britain (M), Virgin 99389, 1987: $8.00 |
| Rock Me Amadeus by Falco (M ), A&M 2821, 1986: $9.00 |
| Rockit by Herbie Hancock (M-), Columbia 04054, 1983: $9.00 |
| She Controls Me by Strange Advance (M), Capitol 5214, 1983: $12.00 |
| So Wrong/ If You Want A Little Love by Patrick Simmons (M-), Elektra 69839, 1983: $8.00 |
| The Man with the 4-Way Hips by Tom Tom Club (M), Sire 29549, 1983: $14.00 |
| The Only Way Is Up by Yazz and the Plastic Population (M), Elektra 69635, 1988: $10.00 |
| Unbelievable/ Search and Destroy by EMF (M), EMI 57799, 1991: $10.00 |
| Vitamin L/ Lonely At The Bottom by B.E. Taylor Group (M), MCA/Sweet City 52311, 1984: $9.00 |
| Wild, Wild West/ We Can Run by The Escape Club (M), Atlantic 89048, 1988: $11.00 |
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