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The Mount Rushmore of New Wave

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The Mount Rushmore of New Wave

Postby newwave897 » Tue Feb 13, 2007 3:25 am

I was talking with my friend the other day and we were talking about the 4 most influential New Wave artists. It was a pretty interesting discussion, and I HAD to bring it here. I picked David Bowie (who influenced just about everyone), John Lydon (Based on Public Image Ltd. and it's influence in transitioning Punk to pop-based post punk), Gary Numan (No explanation needed here), and Ian Curtis (Might be a reach here, but the guy certainly influenced everyone from Bono to Cobain)


Other artists were discussed - Elvis Costello, Adam Ant, Martin Ware, etc. But I would go with my guys.

So question is, who would be on your Mt. Rushmore of New Wave?



It's time to go
But it's to late to leave
So will you stay tonight?
Don't keep me in the dark
Why spend the after hours on your own

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