This, the second of a 2-part sonic tribute to the 1980 – 1983 era as well as a musical companion piece to Life & Death On The New York Dance Floor, sees recognised classics (such as 'Don’t Make Me Wait’ and ‘Din Daa Daa') nestle up alongside the belatedly recognised (including the August Darnell remix of ‘Contort Yourself’ and Mark Kamins remix of ‘Love Tempo') and the downright obscure (‘Vena Cava’ and the B-side of the ‘Pop Your Funk’ 7” promo). Capturing the range and the mayhem, Material’s under-appreciated ‘Bustin’ Out’ features Nona Hendryx delivering lyrics inspired by Black Panther George Jackson’s prison letters plus a music track featuring dance beats combined with a heavy electric guitar—a combination proposed by Michael Zilkha after the ZE label head rejected Bill Laswell’s first effort. The mix comes courtesy of Better Days resident DJ Tee Scott. Everyone, it seemed, was open to everything. A1 John Robie - Vena Cava A2 James White & The Blacks - Contort Yourself (August Darnell Mix) B1 Quando Quango - Love Tempo (Mark Kamins Mix B2 George Kranz - Din Daa Daa (Trommeltanz) C1 Loose Joints - Pop Your Funk (Instrumental Version) (7" B-Side Mix) C2 Material - Bustin' Out (Long Version) D1 Peech Boys - Don't Make Me Wait (Extended Version) D2 Edwin Birdsong - Rapper Dapper Snapper