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Who remembers the " Palladium " on 14th street ?

New Wave/Punk music, culture, genres, memories. '80s revivalism and other relevant topics.

Who remembers the " Palladium " on 14th street ?

Postby scoundrel » Fri Jun 29, 2007 8:57 am

I remember walking into the Palladium in late 85' or early 86" and emember the track that was playing, it was Peter Goodwin's "Baby's in the Mountain". It was a moving moment in my life that it crafted my decisions as what I wanted to do with my life.

I have been gifted to travel most of the world and to visit the most hippiest clubs of all time, but I never came across any club that was up to par with the "Pallidium". Great memories there and it was the real meaning of the decadent culture of the eighties.

I saw John Taylor and Nick Rhodes and the guys from Dead or Alive there one night. I must have seen many big names there in the mid 80's.

It all came back now as I am listening to Peter Goodwin. This guy had only 2 hits, but they were amazing. "Baby's in the Mountain" and "Images of Heaven". I personally like Images of Heaven. If u guys get a chance, listen to this fellow.

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