Mark King and Mike Lindup talk to SDE about the new Level 42 box set
Mark King and Mike Lindup talk to SDE about Level 42’s new 10CD box set, ‘The Complete Polydor Years 1980-1984’ > https://bit.ly/2PmqDCE
Level 42 – The Chinese Way (The Tube, 18.10.1985)
Level 42 performing ‘The Chinese Way’ from their 1983 album The Pursuit Of Accidents live on the cult British TV show The Tube in 1985. ‘The Chinese Way’ was the band’s first top 30 single in the UK.
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Level 42 – Physical Presence (The Tube, 18.10.1985)
Level 42 performing ‘Physical Presence” from their 1985 album World Machine live on the cult British TV show The Tube in 1985.
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Level 42 – Something About You (The Tube, 18.10.1985)
Level 42 performing live on the cult British TV show The Tube in 1985. Taken from their album World Machine, ‘Something About You’ reached the top 10 in both the UK and the US and catapulted the band to the international stage.
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Changes 30th Anniversary Edition Vinyl Reissue
To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Mike Lindup’s original solo album, Changes, he’s releasing a limited run of reprinted albums in Orange Vinyl, with the first pre-ordered copies hand signed. For more info, click the link below:
https://mikelindup.com/product/changes-vinyl-pre-order/
Changes 30th Anniversary Edition Orange Vinyl on Knapdale Records.
Featuring: Dominic Miller, Manu Katche, Pino Palladino, Miles Bould, Dave Heath, Ann Morfee, Pato & Carlos Fuentes, German Santana.
Produced by Mike Lindup. Co-Produced and Engineered by Calum Malcolm.
Side 1:
Changes
Lovely Day
Fallen Angel
The Spirit Is Free
Side 2:
Desire
West Coast Man
Judgement Day
Life Will Never Be The Same
Paixāo
Level 42’s Mark King – King Of The Isle – 1996 – The Pier – Meridian Broadcasting
Broadcast date: 29/04/1996
The Hustle – Deep Dive – Mike Lindup on Level 42 (1981)
Our most popular guest ever, Level 42’s Mike Lindup, returns to Deep Dive the band’s debut self-titled album from 1981. We discuss the formation of the band, how the songs and performances came together including classics like “Love Games” and “Starchild,” and how they found their signature sound. Level 42 went on to release several classic albums, but it all started here and remains close to Mike’s heart, as well as the fan’s.
Level 42 – Mr. Pink (The Tube, 12.10.1984)
Level 42 performing live on The Tube on 12th October 1984.
