Various - Star Fire Vol 75

Review by Robo Term

Star Fire Vol 75: A Retro Gem That Still Shines Bright If you’re a fan of genre-blurring sounds and tracks that feel like they’ve been plucked straight outta the ‘80s time capsule, Star Fire Vol 75 by Various is worth your attention. Released in 1980 across the US and Japan under labels Ronco and Superloose, this compilation doesn’t just stick to one vibe—it dives headfirst into Electronic, Rock, Funk/Soul, and Pop with styles ranging from Synth-pop to Disco and Techno. And let’s not forget that DJ Mix credit for the Perfect Pitch Project, which ties it all together like neon leg warmers on a dance floor. What makes this album stand out isn’t just its eclectic mix but how it manages to capture the energy of an era when music felt experimental yet deeply personal. Two tracks, in particular, have stuck with me long after hitting play: “Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough” and “Street Life.” First up, “Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough.” Yeah, yeah—you’ve probably heard this Michael Jackson classic before, but here it feels reborn. The way the synths shimmer against those punchy basslines? Pure magic. It’s impossible not to move to this track; it’s like MJ himself is whispering in your ear, “C’mon, one more spin!” This song reminds me why people fell in love with Hi NRG and Pop Rock back then—it’s catchy as hell but layered enough to keep things interesting. Every beat hits like nostalgia wrapped in glitter. Then there’s “Street Life,” a sultry little number that grooves so hard it might as well be walking down a foggy city alley at midnight. The vocals are smooth, almost hypnotic, while the rhythm section locks into place like a perfectly choreographed strut. There’s something about the way the horns sneak in—subtle but sharp—that gives this track an edge. It’s funky without trying too hard, soulful without being sappy. Honestly, if this tune came on during a late-night drive, I’d roll down the windows and crank it loud enough to wake the neighbors. But what really makes Star Fire Vol 75 special is how it refuses to take itself too seriously. Tracks like “Bitch Is A Bitch” and “Shake Your Groove Thing” bring humor and attitude, proving that sometimes music doesn’t need to reinvent the wheel—it just needs to make you smile (and maybe bust a move). Even ballads like “Sad Eyes” hit differently here, blending emotional depth with production choices that scream early ‘80s charm. Looking back, this album feels like a snapshot of a moment when genres were colliding and boundaries were blurring. Listening to it now, decades later, it’s kinda wild how fresh it still sounds. Sure, some parts feel dated—who could forget the occasional cheesy synth solo?—but that’s part of its charm. Here’s the kicker though: despite all the big names and iconic songs packed into this collection, it’s the little moments that stay with you. Like realizing halfway through “Escape” that you’ve been humming along to lyrics you didn’t even know you remembered. Or noticing how seamlessly the Perfect Pitch Project stitched these tracks together, making it feel less like a random playlist and more like a journey. So yeah, Star Fire Vol 75 may not change your life, but it’ll definitely brighten your day—and maybe teach you a thing or two about shaking off whatever funk you’re in. Just don’t blame it on the boogie.

Artist: Various
Album: Star Fire Vol 75

1980

Rating: 3.52

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Shake Your Groove Thing	3:04
Streetlife
Don't Let Go	3:18
Street Life	3:18
Where Were You When I Was Falling In Love	3:01
Bitch Is A Bitch
Escape	3:48
Lonesome Loser	3:43
One Life One Destiny
I Know A Heartache When I See One	2:57
Blame It On The Boogie	3:06
Hot Summer Nights	2:50
Cruel To Be Kind	2:52
This Night Won't Last Forever	3:26
Heart's On Fire
Pretty Girls	2:40
It Must Be Love	2:46
Sad Eyes	3:15
Come To Me	3:50
You Can't Change That	2:56
Don't Stop Till You Get Enough	3:58
Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'	2:29

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Raydio - You Can't Change That (Official Music Video)

Michael Jackson - Dont Stop 'Til You Get Enough (Official Video)

Isaac Hayes Don't Let Go 1979

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Catalog Numbers

R 3200
SFD-1003
RC-3206
R 3200, R 3202

Labels

Ronco
Superloose

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Vinyl
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Companies

Role	Company
Phonographic Copyright (p)	Ronco Teleproducts, Inc.
Copyright (c)	Ronco Teleproducts, Inc.
Distributed By	Ronco Teleproducts, Inc.

Credits

Role	Credit
DJ Mix	Perfect Pitch Project

Notes

Promotional DVD given out by Superloose Event group at Star Fire for the release of ParaPara Hyper Best from Warner Japan.
℗© 1980 Ronco Teleproducts, Inc.
Total Timings:
Side A: 29:07
Side B: 28:46
Category on sleeve: R 3202
Category on centerlabel: R 3200

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Star Fire Vol 75* is like a musical time capsule from 1980. It’s a wild mix of genres—Electronic, Rock, Funk, Soul, and Pop—all rolled into one. You’ve probably heard some of the tracks without even realizing it. Songs like *"Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough"* by Michael Jackson and *"Blame It On The Boogie"* are pure classics. What’s even crazier? This album was released in both the US and Japan, showing how music can cross borders. And fun fact—it includes two versions of *"Street Life"* (or *Streetlife*), same vibe, different spelling. A DJ named Perfect Pitch Project helped curate this gem. It’s basically a party on a disc.

Comments

lbarboza007

2025-03-11

The man was making music videos before they were a thing. WE MISS YOU MICHAEL

bajasurlifestyle

2025-03-11

King Of Pop ?❤️??

chantelle

2025-03-10

MJ DESERVED BETTER

hindistudybook60b2b52544

2025-03-09

Sure he did???

yonseifossil

2025-03-08

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