Here we go the 1st battle of the Albums.
Two Albums that have a similar ambience and releaced with in 6 month of each other. I think this is a good match up. The Quite life LP which was realeaced Dec 1979 and Seventeen Seconds in May of 1980. Both Albums are a bit moody but you can tell Japan's Quite life is a bit more instramentally advanced played by more compitent and tecnically proficient musicians.
Japan better win this one.
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Japan--Quite Life vs. The Cure--Seventeen Seconds
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Japan--Quite Life vs. The Cure--Seventeen Seconds
by Quite Life » Fri Oct 08, 2004 5:57 am
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by SwampThing » Fri Oct 08, 2004 6:31 am
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by Spoilt Victorian Child » Fri Oct 08, 2004 7:47 am
Seventeen Seconds wins...
Not knocking Japan (love them)
But i think The Cure hit a fantastic string of albums here..
Seventeen Seconds, Faith (my favourite Cure album) and Pornography...
Personaly i think those three are better than anything Japan re
Not knocking Japan (love them)
But i think The Cure hit a fantastic string of albums here..
Seventeen Seconds, Faith (my favourite Cure album) and Pornography...
Personaly i think those three are better than anything Japan re
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by skinnytie » Sun Oct 10, 2004 4:48 am
"Seventeen Seconds" by the Cure wins this one. I was never a big fan of Japan, have tried listening to them multiple times, and just could never get into them, although I do like David Sylvian's vocals. The only thing I remotely liked by Japan was "Gent
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by Rubbeet921 » Mon Oct 11, 2004 1:45 pm
[quote][i]Originally posted by Spoilt Victorian Child[/i]
<br>Seventeen Seconds wins...
Not knocking Japan (love them)
But i think The Cu
<br>Seventeen Seconds wins...
Not knocking Japan (love them)
But i think The Cu
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