Not to miss a beat, here are the next two volumes. Baumann's one is among my best-loved covers ever, I cannot listen to the original (never could but even more so after hearing his take). The German language version is even better! Nash's version of "Dead man's curve" is really cool with that prolonged monologue, I like it immensely (Nash is generally cool, though, I recommend his stuff to everyone, sad he left us so early not getting the long-overdue recognition). Finally, Taco's cover, however overplayed and presumably cheesy, is still a very good refashioning and never loses its appeal with me.
Volume 05 - Yellow Magic Orchestra to Frankie Goes to Hollywood
01. Yellow Magic Orchestra - Day Tripper [The Beatles]
02. Midge Ure - Living in the Past [Jethro Tull]
03. The Flying Lizards - Move on up [Curtis Mayfield]
04. Depeche Mode - Route 66 [Nat King Cole]
05. Klaus Nomi - The Twist [Chubby Checker]
06. Silicon Teens - Just Like Eddie [Heinz]
07. Peter Baumann - Strangers in the Night [Frank Sinatra]
08. Blondie - The Tide is High [The Paragons]
09. Associates - Gloomy Sunday [Billie Holiday]
10. Frankie Goes to Hollywood - (Do You Know the Way to) San Jose? [Dionne Warwick]
Link: https://mega.nz/folder/S4t0CIwb#dhJowrERv_mNQCQmFXln2Q
Volume 06 - Tears for Fears to Blue Rondo a la Turk
01. Tears for Fears - Sea Song [Robert Wyatt]
02. Nash the Slash - Dead Man's Curve [Jan & Dean]
03. The Thompson Twins - Revolution [The Beatles]
04. Antena - The Boy from Ipanema [Astrud Gilberto]
05. Ronny - If You Want Me to Stay [Sly & The Family Stone]
06. Taco - Puttin' on the Ritz [Fred Astaire]
07. Devo - Working in the Coalmine [Lee Dorsey]
08. Power Station - Get It on (Bang a Gong) [T. Rex]
09. Thomas Dolby - I Scare Myself [Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks]
10. Blue Rondo a la Turk - I Spy for the FBI [Jamo Thomas]
Link: https://mega.nz/folder/Xp0UjKCQ#CiZ0ynk2_YV2rIxMAyYE3w
Cheers!
