Dance Craze - Songs

Songs

  1. "Nite Klub" – The Specials
  2. "The Prince" – Madness
  3. "Ne-Ne-Na-Na-Na-Na-Nu-Nu" – Bad Manners
  4. "007 (Shanty Town)" – The Bodysnatchers
  5. "Three Minute Hero" – The Selecter
  6. "Ranking Full Stop" – The Beat
  7. "Big Shot" – The Beat
  8. "Concrete Jungle" – The Specials
  9. "Swan Lake" – Madness
  10. "Razor Blade Alley" – Madness
  11. "Missing Words" – The Selecter
  12. "Let's Do the Rock Steady" – The Bodysnatchers
  13. "Lip Up Fatty" – Bad Manners
  14. "Madness" – Madness
  15. "Too Much Too Young" – The Specials
  16. "On My Radio" – The Selecter
  17. "Easy Life" – The Bodysnatchers
  18. "Rough Rider" – The Beat
  19. "Man at C&A" – The Specials
  20. "Inner London Violence" – Bad Manners
  21. "Night Boat to Cairo" – Madness
  22. "Twist and Crawl" – The Beat
  23. "Wooly Bully" – Bad Manners
  24. "Too Much Pressure" – The Selecter
  25. "Mirror in the Bathroom" – The Beat
  26. "One Step Beyond" – Madness
  27. "Nite Klub" – The Specials

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