I still have "The Psychedelic Furs" and "Forever Now" ... on tape! and "Mirror Moves"... on vinyl! (and I had the same hairstyle as Richard Butler for years, although not anymore!)
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here, have some Magazine to make the indie party complete!
and some Brian Eno (this original version is way better than Bauhaus' cover)
and more Brian Eno! (just because that's what I'm listening at right now! )
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They kind of remind me these guys. Always liked this, from the movie "Valley Girl" in 1983.
Deborah Foreman for those in the know
I listened to them like in a "second wave" with Talk Talk, The Bolshoi, This Mortail Coil and everything 4AD released. I was living in a small town with only 2 record stores and one of them brought every single 4AD release for me. I bought them all, and quite frankly there was a lot of crap, but also some amazing gems, until they signed Pixies... and the rest is history, I never looked back
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The collaborations between Eno and Fripp were incredible - "Third Uncle" is one of my favorite songs!
And moving along...
A fitting Easter song:
ADG
OK, now you made me wet my panties! XTC is one of my all time faves, Skylarking is a masterpiece, and The Dukes of Stratosphear was tha shitnizz!
Now you need to post some Love & Rockets and Wire, I'm seeing a trend here!
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I listened to them like in a "second wave" with Talk Talk, The Bolshoi, This Mortail Coil and everything 4AD released. I was living in a small town with only 2 record stores and one of them brought every single 4AD release for me. I bought them all, and quite frankly there was a lot of crap, but also some amazing gems, until they signed Pixies... and the rest is history, I never looked back
I went out for Chinese food tonight near where a Tower Records used to be. I was reminiscing about how I would spend hours checking music there...
There are still some independent stores here in the Bay Area, but times sure have changed.
I listened to them like in a "second wave" with Talk Talk, The Bolshoi, This Mortail Coil and everything 4AD released. I was living in a small town with only 2 record stores and one of them brought every single 4AD release for me. I bought them all, and quite frankly there was a lot of crap, but also some amazing gems, until they signed Pixies... and the rest is history, I never looked back
I missed a lot of that early 80s British stuff but I happened to catch that song along the way and really liked it. I need to expand my horizons on that stuff like the clash, the cure, psy furs ect.
lol that avatar (deborah foreman) will never fly around here. I was always hot for DF. Actually we're only a couple years apart so my avatar is not as creepy as it seems. lol
this is the one Yeah Yeah Yeahs "rewrote" and called Gold Lion
for reasons I won't explain, this is the soundtrack of the happiest period in my life
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listened to the pixies and sonic youth for the FIRST time, pretty good stuff. I am not nuts about them but I can dig it.
What was so special about them at the time is that they were an alternative to the homogenized rock music that was being churned out at the time (some of which was still pretty damn good).
I like Love and Rockets best. First time there too. Def a good early 80s sound. They are all pretty good of the four Harvey posted, the first one best then #2 second best.
Good stuff all round
This i always liked
1980 - the beginning of Punk. All these hot babes would line up along Hennepin just south of Lake St in Mpls. Me and my friend cruised it in my 67 Camaro with this song blaring out. We were both studs in 1980. lol true
turn it up BAYBEE and lets see that punky thang.. 1980's Fosgate Booster for afficionados lol .. throwing sound off the book store on the corner. Waldon Books I believe and throughout the street. Turning heads. That was how it was done. lol
What was so special about them at the time is that they were an alternative to the homogenized rock music that was being churned out at the time (some of which was still pretty damn good).
ADG
i hear ya, lots of stuff coming at ya in 1980
this caught my eye and got a listen
not bad, very english erotic
is American punk allowed I was too busy in 1980 wacking it and trying to catch a grainy shot of this hot new blonde
this is the song in the US that blasted away the 70s and said hello to the 80s
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The best song ever!! Call ME
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I am looking for the New Years eve version of Call Me that was telecast live. It was kick ass. I think I have it on vid cassette.
Lucky for the world I am going to be tearing up youtube when my shit hits.
I finally have a good handle and acct. I have some good versions of songs from 1983 (start of vid cassette) to about 1995. I just have to start dubbing.
The Human League are an English electronic New Wave band formed in Sheffield, England in 1977
aaah sorry Brits.
Anyhow very sexy group. One of the sexiest. I guess I'll skip the poll but I would vote for the blonde now days. It used to be the brunette altho the brunette is smokin hot in Facination
In the spirit of six degrees of separation, back in the 80s I had a roommate who's girlfriend was the sister of the drummer for the Furs
I wasn't impressed because at the time I wasn't into that kind of music and was much more into Rock n Roll. They couldn't even get me to go to one of their concerts. As time wore on I began a greater appreciation for this music and even though I still don't have the Furs in my collection I do have several of the other artists in this thread stored on my iPod
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