djfada Wrote:sonic youth are the reason i bought my first guitar :d
them (and glenn branca) were the first to properly introduce me to a totally different way of looking at the instrument
djfada Wrote:sonic youth are the reason i bought my first guitar :d them (and glenn branca) were the first to properly introduce me to a totally different way of looking at the instrument
'go forth and thrash'
kontra Wrote:djfada Wrote:sonic youth are the reason i bought my first guitar :d me too, along with the jesus and mary chain.
yep, it became about the sound rather than the playing; thanks to them.. love the mary chain guys, too, wonder how the reunion tour is going.
Post your 20 favourite 3 man band electro pop anti-funk albums from January 21st 1982 to October 8th 1984 (mono-presses only)
fascist
:beret: statto Wrote:dome - dome 1 is incredibly fine
Killing Joke - 'What's THIS for...!'
Actually, 'Turn To Red' EP is probably more canonically post-punk, on account of the reggae influence That's about as post punk as I get Does Simple Minds - 'Empires and Dance' count as post-punk, o Stattismo-tron? Sure, I know they "did an ABC" but they were quite arty starting out.. And how about Talking Heads..?
Keep JUMPin ya Bastids
naphta Wrote:killing joke - 'what's this for...!' turn to red is very fine i used to have the original red vinyl 10", but i sold it naphta Wrote:does simple minds - 'empires and dance' count as post-punk, o stattismo-tron? sure, i know they "did an abc" but they were quite arty starting out.. probably yes to both although... simple minds Statto Wrote:Simple Minds I figured a mention of them here might annoy you
Keep JUMPin ya Bastids
haven't heard most of those. but of my limited new wave knowledge, i like wall of voodoo - call of the west (mostly for the first few tracks on the album)
a few blondie albums came from the era too
are they considered new wave? TVGHates Wrote:a few blondie albums came from the era too new wave maybe but not post punk Naphta Wrote:Statto Wrote:Simple Minds do I look annoyed? :P
Matt 'Woebot' Ingram presents FACT magazine – 20 best: Post-Punk
http://www.factmagazine.co.uk/index.php?...Itemid=103 some good ones there
interesting list
though there's some dross in there imo
Sure, as always with these lists. But DNA, Native Hipsters, Delta 5, Y Pants, Throbbing Gristle ... all good.
Good to see Durutti Column in that list... Noone ever mentions them. They reminded me a bit of Dif Juz. Who noone ever mentioned ever, but they're like an instrumental Cocteau Twins when they had a more serious sound and weren't airy fairy Enya wannabes.
If you like Dome, Duet Emmo were also similar (considering it was a short lived collab between members of Dome/Wire and The Normal, this is to be expected). + 23 Skidoo \m/ . My favourite on Statts list tbh, or at least the one I've listened to most. Probably offtopic, but I did manage to get hold of some copies of Wooden Baby stuff this week. Merv Pepler's first band (?) before the Ozrics/Eat Static and does sound very post punk/industrial. No guitar wanking. Actual vocals, unexpected changes in style and tempo, and interesting use of effects. pacific Wrote:Good to see Durutti Column in that list... Noone ever mentions them. They reminded me a bit of Dif Juz. Who noone ever mentioned ever, but they're like an instrumental Cocteau Twins when they had a more serious sound and weren't airy fairy Enya wannabes. I preferred DC before Vini started singing pacific Wrote:If you like Dome, Duet Emmo were also similar (considering it was a short lived collab between members of Dome/Wire and The Normal, this is to be expected). + 23 Skidoo \m/ . My favourite on Statts list tbh, or at least the one I've listened to most. all the Gilbert & Lewis stuff from back then is worth listening to
from the first LP in my list:
Statto Wrote:wire - 154 (8th May 2009, 08:47)Statto Wrote:pacific Wrote:Good to see Durutti Column in that list... Noone ever mentions them. They reminded me a bit of Dif Juz. Who noone ever mentioned ever, but they're like an instrumental Cocteau Twins when they had a more serious sound and weren't airy fairy Enya wannabes. though I am currently listening to him singing at this very moment (21st November 2021, 07:28)+ToRMeNT+ Wrote: https://popgroup.bandcamp.com/album/y-in-dub I have that |
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