I found this new song from Information Society the other day and really enjoyed it.  They were kinda cool back in the mid 80's and were embracing technology in many of their songs in a way that sounds a bit prophetic now. I am glad to see Information Society are still working together and seeing success in touring and other endeavors.  Looking forward to an album to follow - check Land of the Blind out now and let me know what you think!

This is a set of songs created by many talented DJs/producers that I have sequenced and mixed together. I take no credit for the actual production of the individual works. Songs included as follows:

1. Silly Bane Intro
2. Xam - A Buffalo Ting (Neneh Cherry, The Ting Tings, David Bowie and Nirvana)
3. Lobsterdust - Tainted Jesus (Soft Cell vs Depeche Mode)
4. leedm101 - Roxanne's Tainted Fly (Soft Cell vs The Police)
5. g4gorilla - Tears for Fears vs Donkeyboy
6. 10000 Spoons and the Celebrity Murder Party - Ghosts on Film (Deadmau5 vs Duran Duran)
7. DJ Earworm - Gimme Freaks (Rolling Stones vs Moguai & Tocadisco)
8. Party Ben - PokerFace Just What I Needed (The Cars vs Lady Gaga)
9. DJ Schmolli - Sledgehammer & the Cherry Tree (Peter Gabriel vs KT Tunstall)
10. CjR Mix - Dangerous Power in a Bottle (The Police vs Opus III vs Gabriel and Dresden)
11. Fissionix - Born Away (Bruce Springsteen vs Katy Perry)
12. Sthilmann - Dexter Blood Theme (Dance Remix)
13. DJ Fac - Amazing Business (Taxi Doll vs Paramore)
14. Divide & Kreate - Always with You (Willie Nelson vs U2)
15. Arty Fufkin - Crazy Logic (Gnarls Barkley vs Supertramp vs Rockwell)
16. ViC - Kill in Black (AC/DC vs Tomoyasu Hotei with Amelie)
17. G3Rst - 500 Miles of Motivation (Proclaimers vs Sum 41)

10. Van Halen - Jump
From their bestselling album 1984.

9. Hall & Oates - Adult Education
Weird music video, okay song.

8. Thompson Twins - Hold Me Now
Although they were not twins, nor named Thompson, this was one of their biggest hits.

7. Eurythmics - Here Comes the Rain Again
Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart near the height of their greatness as a duet.

6. Culture Club - Miss Me Blind
Fun fact - Culture Club won the Grammy for best new artist in 1984.

5. Pointer Sisters - Automatic
Automatic was one of four top 40 songs the Pointer Sisters had in 1984.

4. Lionel Richie - Hello
This was one of Lionel's most popular songs during a long string of hits and MTV success.

3. Rockwell - Somebody's Watching Me
Rockwell is the son of Motown Records founder Berry Gordy. Michael Jackson can also be heard on the track.

2. Phil Collins - Against All Odds
This movie was the love theme for a movie starring Rachel Ward and Jeff Bridges.

1. Kenny Loggins - Footloose
Another #1 hit for the man that was the king of the movie theme songs.