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... they are/were.
Tonight I am mostly listening to Skunk Anansie and drinking cider.
I did listen to an Amy Macdonald cover of Dancing in the Dark which I liked.
The Futureheads.
most underrated band ever?
Bros
Midway Still - Listened to Life's Too Long on Spotify t'other day, what a blast from the past that was
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I keep doing that with the Sisters of Mercy album Floodland.
Big Country
aha,glad you asked. i have recently rediscovering music by the following.
alice in chains
erasure
soundgarden
mike oldfield
marillion (listening to brave as i type) must be one of the greatest concept albums ever made
pet shop boys
that's about it (for the moment) 😀
Wham, Take That, The New Seekers... .
ABBA, Bee Gees ... perhaps also Blondie.
Interpol.Beck.
Hue & Cry
Aztec Camera
The cure
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Ye gods!
Tuff Crew
and, not a band, but,
Marley Marl
Celine Dion, Middle of rhe road, Donny Osmond... .
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Echo & the bunnymen & the Icicle works at the moment.
Love the way YouTube leads to other stuff & other stuff...
Watched 127hours earlier, what a great film. Can't get that Sigur Ros track that plays at the end out of my head now.
Cabaret Voltaire
The chameleons
I keep doing that with the Sisters of Mercy album Floodland.
Good call. Any band whose 'best of' album is called A Slight Case Of Overbombing is worth remembering.
Carter USM are another that come to mind.
Gaye Bykers on Acid
The Cult's first album "Dreamtime" stands up surprisingly well. They were pretty damn good until they became a parody of bad metal on the 3rd album I think.
Although, they got good again on "The Cult" album
Yazoo - Upstairs at Erics
interpol
british sea power
kildozer
ALL
Great song from a great album by a great band:
And another:
Audioweb
Renegade Soundwave
Faith No More
Smashing Pumpkins: Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness... 😀
Starsailor, rediscovered their first album 'Love is Here' the other day. Good times
Most recently... Madder Rose & Pavement (although they never really went away, I just didn't play 'em so much).
Pavement are one of the very few bands who I find their stuff timeless. (Badly constructed sentence of the day, but i'm sure you know what I mean!)
Stephen Malkmus kind of eventually made my Pavement dreams wither...
malkmus & the jicks are awesome
Fat Boy Slim.