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Missing Persons included Destination Unknown on Spring Session M in 1982. This entry uses that documented album association; the album page alone does not establish whether an earlier independent EP or single carried...

Everybody Wants You opens Billy Squier's 1982 Emotions in Motion. The licensed original program identifies this studio recording; unrelated songs with the same title remain separate.

No One Like You is part of Scorpions' 1982 Blackout. The official album credits identify Klaus Meine on lead vocals and the band's studio lineup for that program.

Kansas included Play the Game Tonight on Vinyl Confessions in 1982. The later Best of Kansas anthology shown in the screenshot is a subsequent compilation appearance.

Season's No Reason to Change appears on The Gap Band IV. The official Universal-supplied recording credits Lonnie Simmons, Charlie Wilson and Ronnie Wilson, while the rights-holder's album history places the release...

Shadows of the Night opens Pat Benatar's Get Nervous. The licensed track metadata supports a 1982 release before that album's date, so only the original year is asserted here.

The Clash included Should I Stay or Should I Go on Combat Rock in 1982, before its later single release. The official album account identifies the Strummer, Jones, Simonon and Headon lineup.

Space Age Love Song appears on A Flock of Seagulls' self-titled 1982 album. The catalog also contains an explicitly labeled rerecorded performance, which is kept separate from the original studio selection.

ABC's The Lexicon of Love includes the vocal recording titled The Look of Love, Pt. 1. The 1982 performance is kept separate from other songs called The Look of Love and from a later explicitly named Steven Wilson mix.

The Metro appears on Berlin's Pleasure Victim with Terri Nunn credited on vocals and John Crawford as songwriter. The album program is dated 1982, but the track-level licensed page shows 1981. The earliest release...

This recording is track four of Scorpions' Blackout, released in 1982. Its later Best of Rockers 'n' Ballads appearance is separate from the original studio album release.