New Wave Outpost Forum

I'm new here, so this is my first post. Hi.

So The Cure is one of my favorite bands, I have Boys Don't Cry, Seventeen Seconds, Pornograhy, Kiss Me x 3, Bloodflowers, and the self titled albums. I also have Galore and Staring at The Sea. I've been looking into getting the Faith album. What would you suggest?

I like Joy Division, Depeche Mode, Siouxsie and the Banshees, New Order, and The Smiths a lot as well, but I don't have a proper album from any of those artists. I have some best of's and dowloaded songs though. What are some good albums to get?

I'm interested into getting into The Jam and The Bauhaus. What can you suggest for me to get started, and what other bands do you recommend?

Thanks for your help.

Welcome[:)]

For starters, for the Cure, check out their import "Japanese Whispers" as well as "The Top". It's among their earlier stuff, and I bet you'll like it.

I also have Join The Dots, so I have all the songs from Japanese Whispers, I think.

I'd forgotten about [i]Join the Dots[/i]!

As for Siouxsie: her best album (IMO) is [i]Hyeana[/i]. It's one of thpse albums you can listen to every single song and love them all! It's full of swirly, swooping guitars and Siouxsie's trademark howling. If

For Joy Division, the Heart and Soul box set covers a big chunk of their music, including both LPs. It won't have various outtakes, demos, remixes, some of the Still releases, etc but it's a more comprehensive set than most other bands' given their limite

I would recommend "Faith." If you liked "17 Seconds," you'll enjoy that album.

KYYX mentioned that "Hyaena" is her favorite Siouxsie album. Robert Smith played guitar for her on that album and the "Nocturne" live album, by the way.

I would have to

One thing you'll soon find out on your own is that there is no "best album" by The Smiths. They're ALL required![:)] Get 'em in this order, though:

- [i]The Queen Is Dead[/i]
- [i]Hatful Of Hollow[/i]
- [i]Louder Than Bombs[/i]
- [i]Meat Is Murder</

I'll chime in for the Jam as well. The Snap! double LP is a great review of their material. Not just greatest hits but b-side favorites as well. The problem is that some of it didn't make it onto the original and most common compilation, Compact Snap! I h

Welcome Lost Control!!! [:X]

I'm new too. I joined last week. You've come to the right place; as you can already see, this is an incredible source for all things 80s New Wave.

I have Depeche Mode's "101" on my wish list. It's DM live and I've got a

Welcome!

Siouxsie - JuJu
Joy Division - Unknown Pleasure and Closer
Bauhaus - Singles Collections

Other bands you might want to check out would be The Cocteau Twins, This Mortal Coil, Section 25, Sisters Of Mercy, Dead Can Dance, Danielle Dax, "Ph

You guys are great!

Yeah, Join The Dots is good stuff. I also have Paris and Show, and I've been looking for Concert. I also have Galore and Wild Mood Swings but they kinda suck. I have The Best of DVD as well. And I've seen the Staring at the Sea film

[quote][i]Originally posted by Lost_Control1015[/i]
<br>But hey, isn't it super neato that someone as young as me is into this kind of stuf

[quote][i]Originally posted by Lost_Control1015[/i]
<br>I'm 16 and have no job. But hey, isn't it super neato that someone as young as me i

Since you've already got The Cure's "Pornography" & "Bloodflowers", you really must pick up "Disintegration" which is, IMHO, their masterpiece. It's also the middle part of the trilogy that goes with the other two aforementioned Cure albums that you alre

Actually, I already have the Trilogy show, and I have The Best of The Cure DVD. Trilogy is awesome. I like what I hear from Disintegration, but I think I'll put that album on hold. I just picked up the deluxe edition of Faith yesterday, and it's great!