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Postby thefxc » Mon Sep 07, 2009 2:42 am

[quote][i]Originally posted by Slicing Up Eyeballs[/i]
<br>Wasn't there also a show called "Post-Modern"? Maybe with Kevin Seal hosting?
[/quote]

Yup. Post-Modern MTV, weeknights at 11:30, I think? c. 1989-1990.

It's kind of gone down the memory hole--Google searches don't turn up much. (Alternative Nation is remembered more frequently; the concept for that wasn't far from Post-Modern.) It mostly focused on the bigger 120 bands (Morrissey, New order etc) and a few Adult Alternative types that 120 had stopped playing (10000 Maniacs, Tin Machine). I think Kevin Seal was the host, but Andy Partridge and John Lydon filled in a few times.
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