Mark Ronson & The Business Intl. Record Collection Vinyl LP 2025
LP 1
1. MNDR, Q-Tip - Bang Bang Bang (Album Version)
2. Ghostface Killah, Mark Ronson - Lose It (In The End)
3. Kyle Falconer, Spank Rock - The Bike Song
4. Andrew Wyatt, Boy George - Somebody To Love Me
5. Andrew Wyatt, Rose Elinor Dougall - You Gave Me Nothing
6. The Colour Of Crumar
LP 2
1. D'Angelo - Glass Mountain Trust
2. Circuit Breaker
3. The London Gay Men's Choir, Pill - Introducing The Business
4. Simon Le Bon, Wiley - Record Collection
5. Selector
6. Rose Elinor Dougall, Theophilus London III - Hey Boy
7. Missing Words
8. Alex Greenwald, Rose Elinor Dougall - The Night Last Night
The impressive roll call of guest vocalists – from Ghostface Killah to the London Gay Men's Chorus via D'Angelo and Simon Le Bon - is matched by Mark's agile and diverse production on this his third long player, originally issued in late September 2010 and a certified gold-seller.
Its release was preceded by the superb singles 'Bang Bang Bang' (featuring Q-Tip and MNDR), 'The Bike Song' (featuring Kyle Falconer and Spank Rock) and followed by the perhaps even more impressive 'Somebody To Love Me' (featuring Boy George and Andrew Wyatt).
As acknowledged by Rolling Stone magazine, the sheer variety on show could easily have been an overreach, "…but Record Collection hangs together as an album. Ronson is the rare DJ-producer who is as fluent with melodies as he is with beats."a
Mark Ronson & The Business Intl. Record Collection Vinyl LP 2025
LP 1
1. MNDR, Q-Tip - Bang Bang Bang (Album Version)
2. Ghostface Killah, Mark Ronson - Lose It (In The End)
3. Kyle Falconer, Spank Rock - The Bike Song
4. Andrew Wyatt, Boy George - Somebody To Love Me
5. Andrew Wyatt, Rose Elinor Dougall - You Gave Me Nothing
6. The Colour Of Crumar
LP 2
1. D'Angelo - Glass Mountain Trust
2. Circuit Breaker
3. The London Gay Men's Choir, Pill - Introducing The Business
4. Simon Le Bon, Wiley - Record Collection
5. Selector
6. Rose Elinor Dougall, Theophilus London III - Hey Boy
7. Missing Words
8. Alex Greenwald, Rose Elinor Dougall - The Night Last Night
The impressive roll call of guest vocalists – from Ghostface Killah to the London Gay Men's Chorus via D'Angelo and Simon Le Bon - is matched by Mark's agile and diverse production on this his third long player, originally issued in late September 2010 and a certified gold-seller.
Its release was preceded by the superb singles 'Bang Bang Bang' (featuring Q-Tip and MNDR), 'The Bike Song' (featuring Kyle Falconer and Spank Rock) and followed by the perhaps even more impressive 'Somebody To Love Me' (featuring Boy George and Andrew Wyatt).
As acknowledged by Rolling Stone magazine, the sheer variety on show could easily have been an overreach, "…but Record Collection hangs together as an album. Ronson is the rare DJ-producer who is as fluent with melodies as he is with beats."a
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LP 1
1. MNDR, Q-Tip - Bang Bang Bang (Album Version)
2. Ghostface Killah, Mark Ronson - Lose It (In The End)
3. Kyle Falconer, Spank Rock - The Bike Song
4. Andrew Wyatt, Boy George - Somebody To Love Me
5. Andrew Wyatt, Rose Elinor Dougall - You Gave Me Nothing
6. The Colour Of Crumar
LP 2
1. D'Angelo - Glass Mountain Trust
2. Circuit Breaker
3. The London Gay Men's Choir, Pill - Introducing The Business
4. Simon Le Bon, Wiley - Record Collection
5. Selector
6. Rose Elinor Dougall, Theophilus London III - Hey Boy
7. Missing Words
8. Alex Greenwald, Rose Elinor Dougall - The Night Last Night
The impressive roll call of guest vocalists – from Ghostface Killah to the London Gay Men's Chorus via D'Angelo and Simon Le Bon - is matched by Mark's agile and diverse production on this his third long player, originally issued in late September 2010 and a certified gold-seller.
Its release was preceded by the superb singles 'Bang Bang Bang' (featuring Q-Tip and MNDR), 'The Bike Song' (featuring Kyle Falconer and Spank Rock) and followed by the perhaps even more impressive 'Somebody To Love Me' (featuring Boy George and Andrew Wyatt).
As acknowledged by Rolling Stone magazine, the sheer variety on show could easily have been an overreach, "…but Record Collection hangs together as an album. Ronson is the rare DJ-producer who is as fluent with melodies as he is with beats."a
