Of all the independent record labels of the 1980s, él was the most singular and exciting. él only existed for a few short years and yet paradoxically - given its modest commercial success - was hugely influential. For writer Jonathan Coe, one of the label's many devotees, él was 'Britain's great musical secret'. This 'best of' compilation, curated by label supremo Mike Alway himself, will remind the world of the greatness of él.

A1 Louis Philippe - Anthony Bay
A2 Louis Philippe - Like Nobody Do
A3 Louis Philippe - Guess I'm Dumb
A4 Louis Philippe - Touch Of Evil
A5 Louis Philippe - If You're Missing Someone
A6 Anthony Adverse - Now Listen
A7 Anthony Adverse - Ulysses And The Siren

B1 The King of Luxembourg - A Picture Of Dorian Gray
B2 The King of Luxembourg - The Rubens Room
B3 The King of Luxembourg - Smash Hit Wonder
B4 Would-Be-Goods - The Camera Loves Me
B5 Would-Be-Goods - Velasquez & I
B6 Would-Be-Goods - Cecil Beaton's Scrapbook

C1 Marden Hill - Curtain
C2 Marden Hill - Oh Constance
C3 Marden Hill - The Execution Of Emperor Maximillian
C4 Bad Dream Fancy Dress - Choirboys Gas
C5 Bad Dream Fancy Dress - Where Have All the Schoolboys Gone?
C6 Bad Dream Fancy Dress - Lemon Tarts

D1 The Monochrome Set - Jet Set Junta (Single Version)
D2 Always - Thames Valley Leather Club
D3 Always - Park Row
D4 Momus - John The Baptist Jones
D5 Momus - Paper Wraps Rock
D6 Simon Fisher Turner - Umber Wastes

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