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British New Wave bands or American New Wave bands?

The Brits of course while the US can only produce REM as the best in NW genre. [:D]

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[quote]Originally posted by empyrean
[br]British New Wave bands or American New Wave bands?

The Brits of course while the US can only produce REM as the best in NW genre. [:D]

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I Think the Germans had some great New Wave bands too..


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Are there any new wave bands with equal parts of Brits and Yanks?

[quote]Originally posted by empyrean
[br]British New Wave bands or American New Wave bands?

The Brits of course while the US can only produce REM as the best in NW genre. [:D]

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<p align="justify">No Ramones, no Sparks, no Suicide, no Talking Heads, no DeVo, no Tuxedomoon, no Cars, no Blondie...

Its a subjective question with 1,000,003 subjective answers.

[quote]Originally posted by empyrean
[br]British New Wave bands or American New Wave bands?


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Canadian New Wave Bands

Flipino New Wave bands.

REM = Not New Wave

[quote][i]Originally posted by Blir[/i]
<br>REM = Not New Wave
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Blasphemy and outright poppycock!

You should have your NW Outpost license revoked for spouting such nonsense.




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Where does gentle wave fit in?

[quote][i]Originally posted by SomebodySomewhere[/i]
<br>Flipino New Wave bands.
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Well, everybody already knew this. So aside from Filipino New Wave bands?

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British: but only because georgie includes his caterwauling as New Wave, putting a severe drag on the U.S. level of quality.

[b] ...is there a lawyer in the house? [/b]

[8)]

brit new wave-american new wave-canadian new wave-german new wave-filipino new wave..

one thing leads to another..
are we ourselves?
[;)]

New Wave was a British phenomenon that spilled over to the States with blotchy results, pure and simple.

Yep, oversimplifying rocks.

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[quote][i]Originally posted by TheMunDial[/i]
<br>New Wave was a British phenomenon that spilled over to the States with blotchy results, pure and simple.

Yep, oversimplifying rocks.

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<p align="justify">New Wave was an American invention that the British polished up a bit[}:)]