(Synthpop) Endgames - Discography (Building Beauty [1983], Natural [1985]), MP3, 192 kbps

01-Love Cares
02-Universe Won't Mind
03-Waiting For Another Chance
04-Miracle In My Heart
05-Love Building Beauty
06-Desire
07-Ecstacy
08-Searching For Love
09-Both Of Us
10-We Feel Good (Future's Looking Fine) [bonus track]
11-Darkness [bonus track]
12-Ready Or Not [bonus track]
13-Look Now [bonus track]
14-Love Cares (Extended) [bonus track]
15-Waiting For Another Chance (Extended Mix) [bonus track]
16-Desire (Vocal) [bonus track]
17-Desire (Extended Version) [bonus track]

01-Shouting Out For Love
02-Pressure
03-Natural Joy
04-Come Back Baby
05-Keep On Believing
06-I Cried
07-Somewhere To Run
08-If I Fall
09-All My Life

Endgames - Biography
Endgames are a Scottish New Wave band, who had some success in the 1980s with singles such as "Waiting For Another Chance" and "Love Cares".
In 1980, the singer and bassist David Rudden left his synthpop band, Berlin Blondes, to form Endgames in Glasgow.
The line-up for the band's first released single, 1982's "We Feel Good (Our Future's Looking Fine)", consisted of Rudden, Paul Wishart, David Murdoch and Douglas Muirden. Wishart had played with Simple Minds as saxophonist on their 'Empires and Dance' tour in 1980. At various points, other band members included Alex Harvey's cousin Willie Gardner, formerly from The Zones, and drummer Brian McGee, formerly of the Simple Minds. The band recorded two Peel sessions.
"We Feel Good" and the band's follow-up single released in the same year, "First, Last, For Everything," found success in clubs in Europe and North America. This led to the release of their 1983 album. Building Beauty, which was produced by Colin Campsie and George McFarlane of The Quick. This album spawned worldwide hit singles in "Waiting for Another Chance" and "Love Cares". "Waiting For Another Chance" was especially well received in Germany (#21 in September 1983) and the band toured in Europe with Howard Jones, Eurythmics and Depeche Mode. The single "Miracle in My Heart" included a B-side mix of the song "Ecstasy", that was later sampled by Heavy D (Nuttin' But Love).
Endgames released a second album, Natural, in 1985, which included the single "Shouting Out For Love".
Another band member, David Wilde, played drums and saxophone with Altered Images.
The band variously had recording/publishing contracts with EMI, MCA, Virgin and Mercury.
Rudden continues to record as Endgames, with recent work including Diamond Runnin'. He is also a record producer, artist and clothing designer.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endgames_(band)

David Rudden, Paul Wishart, Brian McGee, Willie Gardner, Douglas Muirden, David Wilde