[quote][i]Originally posted by CircleSky[/i]
<br>Speaking of Nash the Slash, I'm trying to find a copy of "Magic in Your Eyes" (Was that by FM or Nash the Slash solo?) Does anyone have an mp3 of that, or a video perhaps, if one exists?
Edited to add, I'm also looking for some Neo a4 (Band from Edmonton, I believe). Both these treasures are proving difficult to find.
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Nash the slash did magic in your eyes i think
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by obs » Thu Nov 24, 2005 5:35 pm
Images in Vogue is suppose to have a third compilation out soon (tracks were remastered a few months ago).
http://www.imagesinvogue.ca
and Platinum Blonde is suppose to have a DVD coming out some time soon but i haven't heard any definite news.
http://www.imagesinvogue.ca
and Platinum Blonde is suppose to have a DVD coming out some time soon but i haven't heard any definite news.
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by Borneojimy » Mon Nov 28, 2005 12:40 am
Sudden Death records has just reissued the early 80s comp "Vancouver Complication" which is a pretty great mix of punk & new wave from that area. You get songs from DOA, Subhumans, K Tels, Active Dog, Dishrags, Rude Norton & a ton of others. Good place to start checking out some older Canadian bands. They also have reissues from the Pointed Sticks, Young canadians, Modernettes & many others. They seem to have taken up the slack since the OPM label folded a few years ago.
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by schwenko » Mon Nov 28, 2005 10:34 am
[quote][i]Originally posted by Borneojimy[/i]
<br>Sudden Death records has just reissued the early 80s comp "Vancouver Complication" which is a pretty great mix of punk & new wave from that area. You get songs from DOA, Subhumans, K Tels, Active Dog, Dishrags, Rude Norton & a ton of others. Good place to start checking out some older Canadian bands. They also have reissues from the Pointed Sticks, Young canadians, Modernettes & many others. They seem to have taken up the slack since the OPM label folded a few years ago.
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Which of these groups would be considered New Wave (as opposed to punk)?
<br>Sudden Death records has just reissued the early 80s comp "Vancouver Complication" which is a pretty great mix of punk & new wave from that area. You get songs from DOA, Subhumans, K Tels, Active Dog, Dishrags, Rude Norton & a ton of others. Good place to start checking out some older Canadian bands. They also have reissues from the Pointed Sticks, Young canadians, Modernettes & many others. They seem to have taken up the slack since the OPM label folded a few years ago.
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Which of these groups would be considered New Wave (as opposed to punk)?
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by human clone » Wed Dec 21, 2005 10:55 pm
[quote][i]Originally posted by obs[/i]
<br>Images in Vogue is suppose to have a third compilation out soon (tracks were remastered a few months ago).
http://www.imagesinvogue.ca
and Platinum Blonde is suppose to have a DVD coming out some time soon but i haven't heard any definite news.
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Mark Holmes (singer of Platinum Blonde) owns and DJs at very successful nightclub called the "Mod Club".
<br>Images in Vogue is suppose to have a third compilation out soon (tracks were remastered a few months ago).
http://www.imagesinvogue.ca
and Platinum Blonde is suppose to have a DVD coming out some time soon but i haven't heard any definite news.
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Mark Holmes (singer of Platinum Blonde) owns and DJs at very successful nightclub called the "Mod Club".
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by Borneojimy » Thu Dec 22, 2005 1:35 am
[quote][i]Originally posted by schwenko[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by Borneojimy[/i]
<br>Sudden Death records has just reissued the early 80s comp "Vancouver Complication" which is a pretty great mix of punk & new wave from that area. You get songs from DOA, Subhumans, K Tels, Active Dog, Dishrags, Rude Norton & a ton of others. Good place to start checking out some older Canadian bands. They also have reissues from the Pointed Sticks, Young canadians, Modernettes & many others. They seem to have taken up the slack since the OPM label folded a few years ago.
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I'd say that the Young canadians, Pointed Sticks and Modernettes would all be considered power pop. There's not really any synth type new wave, but some very cool stuff nonetheless. I tend to blur the line between punk & new wave quite a bit I guess.
Which of these groups would be considered New Wave (as opposed to punk)?
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<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by Borneojimy[/i]
<br>Sudden Death records has just reissued the early 80s comp "Vancouver Complication" which is a pretty great mix of punk & new wave from that area. You get songs from DOA, Subhumans, K Tels, Active Dog, Dishrags, Rude Norton & a ton of others. Good place to start checking out some older Canadian bands. They also have reissues from the Pointed Sticks, Young canadians, Modernettes & many others. They seem to have taken up the slack since the OPM label folded a few years ago.
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I'd say that the Young canadians, Pointed Sticks and Modernettes would all be considered power pop. There's not really any synth type new wave, but some very cool stuff nonetheless. I tend to blur the line between punk & new wave quite a bit I guess.
Which of these groups would be considered New Wave (as opposed to punk)?
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