Various Artists – Come and Feel the Hot Night LP Vinyl, Retro Disco Compilation, Amiga DDR

This retro LP , "Come and feel the hot night – Disco Non Stop," was released on the East German label Amiga and contains a diverse selection of disco and dance music from the late 1970s and early 1980s. Typical of Amiga compilations, the record brings together various artists and productions that reflect the zeitgeist of the East German disco scene at the time.

With catchy disco beats, funk elements, and melodic pop influences, this compilation is a historical document of East German music culture. For collectors of Amiga records, this album offers an authentic piece of music history from the former GDR.

Historical background

Founded in 1947, the Amiga label was the most important record label in East Germany, releasing both original productions by East German artists and licensed international music. Compilations like Disco Non Stop enjoyed great popularity in the 1980s, as they presented a mix of domestic artists and internationally influenced disco productions.

This LP is a typical example of the release policy of the time: a danceable album that transports the listener right into the atmosphere of the discotheques of that era. Today, Amiga pressings are sought-after collector's items that document the cultural diversity of the GDR.

Product details

• Format: LP, 12", 33⅓ RPM, compilation

• Artist: Various

• Title: Come and feel the hot night – Disco Non Stop

• Label: Amiga – 8 56 235

• Year of publication: approximately early 1980s (GDR)

• Genre: Disco, Funk, Pop

• Cover condition: G+ (Good Plus) – Noticeable wear to edges and corners, creases and minor scuffs, back cover shows signs of age. Overall still stable and visually appealing.

• Vinyl condition: VG (Very Good) – Visible hairlines and slight surface wear, no deep scratches. Plays continuously, with occasional audible light crackling.

• Special features: Original GDR Amiga pressing, iconic cover artwork (motorcycle & leather outfit), collector's item of the East German disco scene.

Notes

• Original Amiga pressing from the GDR, not a reissue

• Cover and vinyl show signs of wear consistent with age – see photos, these are part of the item description.

• Collector's item with typical 80s East German disco character