Here are My 3:
"Paisley Underground"---With Bands such as Three O,Clock, Rain Parade, Dream Syndicate
"Dream Pop"---The Chameleons, Sun and the Moon, Mark Burgess and the Sons of God, Reegs, Cocteau Twins, Opal, Mazzy Star, Comsat Angels
"Jangle Pop"----Let's Active, Translator, dB's, Bongos, Plimsouls, Mitch Easter, Chris Stamey, Richard Barone, R.E.M.
What are Yours ????
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My Favorite Wave Styles
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by swash » Thu Sep 11, 2003 8:58 am
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by tglopez » Mon Sep 15, 2003 3:00 pm
swash,
I also like "Dream Pop", I also really liked the "Shoegaze" scene that was popular for a short while.
"Jangle Pop" was a huge influence on me, I even went out and bought a Rickenbacker guitar which I never learned to play. Another band that
I also like "Dream Pop", I also really liked the "Shoegaze" scene that was popular for a short while.
"Jangle Pop" was a huge influence on me, I even went out and bought a Rickenbacker guitar which I never learned to play. Another band that
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by Amosboy » Mon Oct 06, 2003 2:30 pm
swash,
Do you include the Hoodoo Gurus as Jangle Pop? I'm thinking of the song "I Want You Back"
or The Replacements like "I Will Dare" 1st song side A of Let It Be.
or Guadalcanal Diary "Watusi Rodeo"
yeah jangle is fun to listen to....
ch
Do you include the Hoodoo Gurus as Jangle Pop? I'm thinking of the song "I Want You Back"
or The Replacements like "I Will Dare" 1st song side A of Let It Be.
or Guadalcanal Diary "Watusi Rodeo"
yeah jangle is fun to listen to....
ch
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by TheBettyFord » Sun Nov 23, 2003 10:08 am
Wow, finally I see mention of The Grapes of Wrath!
I've been following them from pre-release days and have a lot of their stuff on CD which I could convert to MP3. I am trying to get my hands on some bootlegs as well.
Peace of Mind is sort-of mid-
I've been following them from pre-release days and have a lot of their stuff on CD which I could convert to MP3. I am trying to get my hands on some bootlegs as well.
Peace of Mind is sort-of mid-
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