@gunners01 If you like the Chameleons, you should check out Black Swan Lane. Mark Burgess and Yves Altana used to play with them. They moved from Manchester to Atlanta several years ago and have 7 or 8 albums out. I think that they sound like a mix of the Chameleons and the Church. www.blackswanlane.com Very high recording quality.
Best 80s New Wave
I haven't seen too many posts on here regarding the '80s new wave/new romantic music scene. A lot of folks (including myself) have original vinyl copies of these artists, then bought the CD when they came out and are now buying the re-releases on 180g vinyl. What are some of your favorites?
My favs are:
1. Pet Shop Boys - (Please, Actually, Introspective, Behaviour and Very)--CD and vinyl
2. New Order - Low Life, is this on vinyl? Technique is great on vinyl
3. Depeche Mode - Violator
4. The Smiths - The Queen is Dead
5. Propaganda - Secret Wish (Vinyl and CD)
My favs are:
1. Pet Shop Boys - (Please, Actually, Introspective, Behaviour and Very)--CD and vinyl
2. New Order - Low Life, is this on vinyl? Technique is great on vinyl
3. Depeche Mode - Violator
4. The Smiths - The Queen is Dead
5. Propaganda - Secret Wish (Vinyl and CD)
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@gunners01 here you go:https://youtu.be/my3N2vK-kh8 |
The 1980s included the original Gothic movement. Emerging from post-punk, it was inspired by art, music, literature, religion, spirituality. Sisters of Mercy The Mission UK The March Violets All About Eve Red Lorry Yellow Lorry Bauhaus Tones On Tail Joy Division (late 70s) Siouxsie & The Banshees The Cure The Virgin Prunes Lords of the New Church Southern Death Cult/ The Cult Specimen Fields of the Nephilim Rosetta Stone Inkubus Sukkubus The Damned Xmal Deutschland Christian Death Alien Sex Fiend Nick Cave The Birthday Party Clan of Xymox Nico and The Velvet Underground (a major influence for the genre). |
I do not think REM was ever new wave in any way except that they were different from pretty much anything else. Always been a big REM fan. Saw them in a small venue right after their fourth album. One of the best concerts I've ever seen. Of course their career skyrocketed after that. I've scanned the list and have not seen INXS. Where they new wave? Maybe early on? Recently bought their best of CD. A whole CD of great hits. |
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