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What New Wave artist would you be?
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by kola » Thu Aug 25, 2005 4:35 am
i'd want the street cred of paul weller from "the jam", the romantic inclinations of one of the wild swans, the art-school appeal of ian curtis, the looks of curt smith and the technological know-how of thomas morgan dolby robertson (he helped developed polyphonic ringtones amongst other things...), but in reality i'd probably end-up being the goofy bloke out of darts... or the stand-in bass player in the jets...[}:)]
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by Quite Life » Thu Sep 08, 2005 1:13 pm
One month late on this one I've been soooo busy lately but I have always wanted to resond to this one.
1. Budgie for obvious (Siouxie) reasons
2. John Doe for obvious (Exene Cervanka) reasons
3. anyone from Wire Train circa 1983
4. Mick Karn from Japan (best bass player ever)
5. Stewart Copland from The Police (best drummer ever)
6. Freddie Mutant from The Mutants (just to be next to Sue Mutant [:p])
7. The Edge from U2 circa 80-84
8. Jak Airport during the X-Ray Spex era
1. Budgie for obvious (Siouxie) reasons
2. John Doe for obvious (Exene Cervanka) reasons
3. anyone from Wire Train circa 1983
4. Mick Karn from Japan (best bass player ever)
5. Stewart Copland from The Police (best drummer ever)
6. Freddie Mutant from The Mutants (just to be next to Sue Mutant [:p])
7. The Edge from U2 circa 80-84
8. Jak Airport during the X-Ray Spex era
- Quite Life
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- Posts: 1029
- Joined: Sat Apr 26, 2003 12:22 am
- Location: USA
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