Various – Ska Wars Label: Castle Communications PLC – MBSCD 439 Format: 4 x CD, Compilation Box Set Country: UK Released: 1995 Genre: Reggae Style: Ska 1-1 Bad Manners– Sally Brown Written-By – Aitken* 3:03 1-2 Judge Dread– Big 9 Written-By – Hughes*, Lemon* 4:08 1-3 The Selecter– On My Radio Written-By – Davies* 3:27 1-4 Potato 5– Do The Jerk Written-By – Aberdeen*, Hickson* 2:46 1-5 The Hotknives*– Dave & Mary Written-By – Marshall*, Hotknives 3:21 1-6 The Riffs– Blind Date Written-By – Sterling* 3:36 1-7 The Volecanoes– Don't You Tell Me Written-By – Colthart* 2:31 1-8 Arthur Kay & The Originals– No-One But You Written-By – Colthart* 2:10 1-9 The Loafers– Follow My Leader Written-By – Bouzida*, Finn* 2:57 1-10 Burial*– Sheila Written-By – Seymour*, Weston* 2:16 1-11 King Hammond– Skaville UK Written-By – Welsh* 2:13 1-12 Potato 5 And Laurel Aitken– Bluebeat Suit Written-By – Martin John Aberdeen*, Paul David Hickson* 2:45 1-13 Maroon Town– Pound To The Dollar Written-By – McCookweir*, German*, Hewison*, Charlton*, Brown*, Firn*, Datar*, McGuiness* 4:33 1-14 Clubland (2)– Jesse James Written By – Taylor Written-By – Flowerdew*, Finn* 2:53 1-15 Big 5– Shame Written-By – Matthias*, Welsh* 2:53 1-16 The Selecter– Best Of Both Worlds Written-By – Palmer* 3:33

Full album "Discovery" by misic group Daft Punk. Year: 2001 Genre: Electronic Quality: mp3, 320 kbps Track list: 01. One More Time 02. Aerodynamic 03. Digital Love 04. Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger 05. Crescendolls 06. Nightvision 07. Superheroes 08. High Life 09. Something About Us 10. Voyager 11. Veridis Quo 12. Short Circuit 13. Face to Face 14. Too Long Discovery is the second studio album by French electronic music duo Daft Punk, released on 26 February 2001 by VirginRecords. It marks a shift from the Chicago house sound prevalent on their first studio record, Homework (1997), to a house style more heavily inspired by disco, post-disco, garage house, and R&B. Comparing their stylistic approach to their previous album, band member Thomas Bangalter described Discovery as an exploration of song structures and musical forms whereas Homework was "raw" electronic music.