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Oct 30, 2026

Chris HawkinsHOST
18:45
Yeah.
Chris HawkinsHOST
18:46
For most people, he was one half of Soft Cell.
Chris HawkinsHOST
18:49
Yeah.
Chris HawkinsHOST
18:50
How did he come into your life?
ChrisHOST
15:34
25 still to go.
ChrisHOST
15:35
It started with Tainted Love by Soft Cell at song 2909, and most recently, 867-5309 Jenny by Tommy Two-Tone at song number 1463.
ChrisHOST
15:47
1983 has 51 songs on this countdown, and we've played 28 of them, so well past the halfway mark, starting with King of Pain by The Police at song 2686.
ChrisHOST
15:58
Remember, that was the one year that took forever to get to the first song in on this countdown.
Northside PeteGUEST
64:47
Yeah.
Northside PeteGUEST
64:47
I mean, they did a cover of Tainted Love, which wasn't a Soft Cell song.
Northside PeteGUEST
64:54
Tainted Love is a cover.
Northside PeteGUEST
64:57
That song came out way before Soft Cell.
CharlieHOST
65:00
Yeah.
Northside PeteGUEST
65:00
Yeah.
Northside PeteGUEST
65:21
Whose video are you talking about? Coil.
Northside PeteGUEST
65:23
Coil.
MouthyHOST
24:31
That was awesome.
MouthyHOST
24:32
Okay, the fourth question was, who is the most iconic musician on this list? billy joel prince freddie mercury whitney houston or slash and it was freddie mercury by a landslide 61 followed by prince second at 17 billy joel third at 14 i love that you guys really kind of mirror my answers what i would answer on these questions so hell yes um the what was this the fifth question i think was uh What's your favorite one-hit wonder song of these five? And it was Black Velvet by Alana Miles, I Ran by Flock of Seagulls, What's Going On by Four Non-Blondes, Tainted Love by Soft Cell, and Who Let the Dogs Out by the Baja Man.
MouthyHOST
25:15
I try to make these kind of all over the place so I can really see what you guys are into.
MouthyHOST
25:21
And the number one answer was Tainted Love by Soft Cell.
MouthyHOST
25:24
That was cool.
MouthyHOST
25:25
33%.
PushHOST
46:35
But I looked this morning, Discogs, they're like seven, eight quid for a triple CD that has got, you know, from that era... pretty much everything, you know, from The Cure, Bunnymen, through to Visage, Yazoo, Japan, blah, blah.
PushHOST
46:51
So if you're interested in 12-inch, you want to hear the 12-inch versions of things, and you haven't heard some of these for a long time, because things like Soft Cell, you know, some of those versions are quite different to what you can hear.
PushHOST
47:05
So on regular releases, they're worth checking out, those couple of compilations.
PushHOST
47:10
I think they're on... family records maybe something like that sounds
Alan CoxHOST
70:05
Not long ago, they were getting ready to drop a new album.
Alan CoxHOST
70:07
Mark Allmond is the member of Soft Cell who's left.
Alan CoxHOST
70:11
And his bandmate, David Ball, died, I guess, last fall.
Alan CoxHOST
70:16
But they were, this guy, boy, for as old as he probably is, he looks impossibly smooth.
Alan CoxHOST
70:22
He looks like maybe he's had more than his fair share of dermabrasion.
Alan CoxHOST
70:26
But the Soft Cell guys were going to go out.
Alan CoxHOST
70:30
And they were on tour two weeks before his bandmate died.
Alan CoxHOST
70:37
He had died from complications from a fall or something.
Anthony MaroonHOST
35:31
Oh, my God.
Anthony MaroonHOST
35:33
And I said, he goes, well, could you imagine how many times I've played Tainted Love by Soft Cell? I mean, I know myself being on the radio.
Anthony MaroonHOST
35:43
It's three minutes and 15 and it fades out.
Anthony MaroonHOST
35:45
So it's one of those songs, you know.
DarrenHOST
34:45
Right, shall we play some more music? It's probably not a bad idea, lest I insult all of the listenership here of the playlist.
DarrenHOST
34:54
So, let's play something else then, okay? As suggested by Sod's Lawyer, this is Soft Cell.
DarrenHOST
35:03
I nearly chose the Einste Zender Neubauten track you suggested, but in the end, it was the Soft Cell.
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35:26
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35:27
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DarrenHOST
44:06
I did also have a number of suggestions for Tom Waits which had i not played a really good tom waits track last week i might have been inclined to do but uh well you know you have to you have to eek out your weights don't you hey you have to measure your weights accordingly yeah yeah anyway I've got to put my teeth back in my head.
DarrenHOST
44:42
I completely forgot what I was going to say.
DarrenHOST
44:46
But prior to that was Soft Cell Down in the Subway from 1984 as suggested by Sod's Lawyer.
Rock'dHards

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Oct 25 · 1 Mention

Corey Ghost HendersonHOST
27:05
He took things that were lighter and had more room, and he toned them so far down and made them so incredible.
Corey Ghost HendersonHOST
27:14
He did the same thing with Soft Cell, Tainted Love.
Corey Ghost HendersonHOST
27:17
Yeah.
Corey Ghost HendersonHOST
27:18
He put his spin on it.
Sammy HardOnHOST
47:04
No, it is.
Sammy HardOnHOST
47:05
So it's Gene Pitney and Mark Arman from Soft Cell.
Sammy HardOnHOST
47:10
Really, really interesting.
Sammy HardOnHOST
47:12
Mark Arman really wanted him for this.

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