New Wave Outpost Forum

I have a new wave playlist on my Itunes library. Here is the song distribution by year.
1974=2
1975=2
1976=3
1977=21
1978=38
1979=69
1980=81
1981=116
1982=156
1983=143
1984=131
1985=107
1986=74
1987=94
1988=71
1989=75
1990=47
1991=44
1992=32
1993=27
1994=13
1995=22
1996=17
1997=14
1998=6
1999=9
2000=7
2001=7
2002=17
2003=19
2004=17
2005=25
2006=3
2007=2
2008=3

The songs from recent years include things like Kaiser Chiefs "Everyday I Love you less and less". If its new and it sounds like something KROQ would have possible played back in the day it goes in the new wave playlist.

Roqqer, it's very bad form not to graph this out. My current new wave mix, pointing out that 1981 was indeed the greatest year for [i]true[/i] new wave... [;)][:o)]

<img src="http://www.pbase.com/myirwin/image/81071238.jpg">

[quote][i]Originally posted by Blir[/i]
<br>Roqqer, it's very bad form not to graph this out.
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However, most of us prefer pie charts

[quote][i]Originally posted by coop41[/i]
<br>However, most of us prefer pie charts
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My god, are you completely INSANE?!!! Who in their right mind would put a time-based graph into pie chart. You offend me sir.

[quote][i]Originally posted by Blir[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by coop41[/i]
<br>However, most of us prefer pie charts
[/quote]
My god, are you completely INSANE?!!! Who in their right mind would put a time-based graph into pie chart. You offend me sir.
[/quote]


I like all the pretty colors

and with a pie chart, we can truly see which year was the upper crust for new wave, versus the filler years