Randolph & Mortimer
https://randolphandmortimer.bandcamp.com/track/citizens-2
Children On Stun
Attrition
https://attritionuk.bandcamp.com/track/dantes-kitchen-wellington-nz-may-11th-2018
Ocoeur
Quoted from HighProtein:Looking forward to PWEI American tour.
We will be at Cold Waves Chicago when they play this year!
I hooked up with my wife and mother of my children at a goth/industrial club back in the day.
There was lots of drugs, but when it came time to be responsible we hunkered down.
Figured this thread could use a drunken bump at the wee hours of the morn to keep it relevant.
We were a couple of fucked up club kids that turned out to be descent parents all said and done.
Anyhow, here's a VNV track to keep this thread in the past/here and now.
I Saw Gary Numan mentioned. I always recommend his Living Ornaments '79 album to any fans I meet. (when your burned out on your favorites, there's always tributes and live shows)
Quoted from Neal_W:I Saw Gary Numan mentioned. I always recommend his Living Ornaments '79 album to any fans I meet. (when your burned out on your favorites, there's always tributes and live shows)
I'm a Numanoid. There's a 5 disc set you can buy that has 3 studio albums along with a 2-disc Living Ornaments '81.
He has a ton of live stuff available. Seems like every studio album he releases there's a live show released shortly afterwards.
Dark City movie trailer with Numan? Edit - nope.:
Germany's Diary of Dreams, one of those "air drumming" songs:
KMFDM has their new album PARADISE out now!
It has its musical moments, the lyrics are hella trite, but thats kmfdm...
Glad I found this topic, I was planning to start one about experimental, post-punk and alternative music myself!
My musical path changed drastically when I stumbled across the John Peel show in the early 80's, which got me big into acts like Killing Joke, Bauhaus, Joy Division, The Fall, The Cure, Cabaret Voltaire, Sisters Of Mercy and a seemingly endless list of other artists... got very much into almost everything on 4AD at one point, but the music turned a bit too 'soft' for with acts like Lush and The Pale Saints appearing on the label... Dead Can Dance were probably my favourite band on 4AD, with Cocteau Twins, Dif Juz, Modern English, Xmal Deuchland, Wolfgang Press, Clan of Xymox being other favourites... Other artists that really floated my boat, and still do, are Big Black, Death In June, Swans, Current 93, Radiohead, Portishead... too many to list really... my taste drifted towards drone, experimental, noise and general weird shit, with artists like Beequeen, Alio Die, Muslimgauze, Band of Pain, Novy Svet, Ait!, Mushroom's Patience, Andrew Liles, Bardoseneticcube, Chaos as Shelter, Agnivolok, The Hafler Trio, Nurse With Wound, Godspeed you! Black Emperor, Amir Baghiri, Tor Lundwall, Exit in Grey, Contagious Orgasm and too many others to list!
Anyone else here into this stuff??
Before Wolfgang press went full club they were great. Took me, literally, years to get Burdon of Mules on vinyl which was the only way it came.
Legendary & other Tall Stories is an all time great 'album.'
Quoted from TheLaw:Before Wolfgang press went full club they were great. Took me, literally, years to get Burdon of Mules on vinyl which was the only way it came.
Burden of Mules is excellent, and I'm old enough to have just got into them when it came out... I lost interest in them when, as you say, they went 'full club'... Before Wolfgang Press they were Rema-Rema, and made a 12" single called Wheel in the Roses, you can hear the similarity to Burden of Mules... There's a lot of excellent stuff in those early 4AD releases!
Hey guys. I happened on combichrist and their song “get your body beat.” It’s got a great beat and it’s a great song for pumping me up for weightlifting. Any suggestions for others? I don’t have Spotify so it’s a bit tricky to find random songs.
Love me some And One and VNV. Just loaded up my Metallica with some old club favorites which include Panzer Mensch and Fearless (vocal).
Was listening to The Fall: Live at the Witch Trials recently... some really great tracks on there... took me back. It seems to be a mix of punk and post-punk depending which track you listen to, not that I have a clear picture of how to differentiate between the two
Quoted from pinballslave:Was listening to The Fall: Live at the Witch Trials recently... some really great tracks on there... took me back. It seems to be a mix of punk and post-punk depending which track you listen to, not that I have a clear picture of how to differentiate between the two
Yeah, it is such a great album overall, the track " frightened" in particular has words that have stuck in my head for decades.
Quoted from Joydivision:Yeah, it is such a great album overall, the track " frightened" in particular has words that have stuck in my head for decades.
Funny you should mention that track, because that's the track I'm most familiar with and one that sticks in my head for days after hearing it!! Even thinking of it has made the bassline come back in my mind... Another track that sticks, but not as much as Frightened, is Two Steps Back.
I find interesting some of the tunes one heard, yet never really listened to ...
The list goes on and on. To me music is about more than just the way it sounds or feels.
My Type O Negative tribute did our first show a few weeks ago. First show any of us had played in 2 years.
I've listened to tons of The Fall over the years but for whatever reason never got around to Dragnet until last week, and jeez. Just one brilliant LP/EP after another after another in the '70s and '80s.
Do not watch this if the sight of a naked female breast offends you... unless you want to be offended of course!
So much good stuff in this thread. I am all over the map with my musical tastes. DEVO was the first band I was really into, and early MTV was pretty awesome as well. But the thing that I remember most from the early 80s is a weird concert film. Weird because it wasn’t a single concert or band.
URGH! A Music War. Filmed in 1980, The Movie Channel seemed to run it constantly for maybe all of 1983, and I couldn’t turn it off if I came across it. Acts as mainstream as the Police and Go Gos, and as offbeat as Klaus Nomi and Pere Ubu. British New Wave, California Punk, Reggae and even a spot of spoken word. All the tracks are on YouTube, and I can’t recommend it enough, if you are unfamiliar.
Here are a few of my favorites:
Police
Alley Cats
Klaus Nomi
Gary Numan
Steel Pulse
Quoted from Zero_Hour:URGH! A Music War. Filmed in 1980, The Movie Channel seemed to run it constantly for maybe all of 1983,
Never heard of that, thanks for the tip! 1980/81 were probably the most influential years for me musically, so I'm definitely interested in seeing this!
Quoted from Zero_Hour:URGH! A Music War. Filmed in 1980
Thanks, I enjoyed that!
https://vimeo.com/445459902
Speaking of great compilations, how about the P.E.A.C.E./War double album? Endless hours of listening pleasure.
https://open.spotify.com/album/00qvcY0mnx2nYNrqUaEA2k?si=Lj0V_y7iQq2ifl2rYHAceA
Anyone know Que Bono from the early 80's? I recorded probably their entire musical output from the John Peel show in '81, and only recently found out who the artist is for this superb group! They only made one 7" single (Making Noise) before they had a massive row and split up... Even the John Peel session wasn't pressed to vinyl, real shame, the singer was awesome IMO... check out one of the very few videos on the net... she has a kind of mesmerising presence... I'm lucky to have captured the 4 tracks from the Peel Show!
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