I Haven't Listened to ...

[tileboy]

House of Freaks-Tantilla- One of my favorites from 1989.

[neilatthecross]

still luv the debut album from....Pezband

[SallyLightfoot]

Ok, not new wave, but I picked up a few MP3's from my childhood to give to my brother last week -- they were 8 track tapes in his collection:

Charlie Daniels Band - Million Mile Reflection
Lynyrd Skynyrd - One More From the Road
Neil Young - Live Rust
The Kinks - One For the Road
Yes - Tormato

[tileboy]

Wonder Stuff, " Eight Legged Groove Machine" How come I'm just figuring out how much I like this cd?

[SallyLightfoot]

[quote][i]Originally posted by tileboy[/i]
<br>Wonder Stuff, " Eight Legged Groove Machine" How come I'm just figuring out how much I like this cd?
[/quote]Great great record, lyrics are clever as hell, too.

[dare2be]

Rave-Ups - Chance

More clever lyrics and a satisfying listen from beginning to end.

[tileboy]

The Cavedogs- Joy Rides for shut-ins- An unknown power pop gem.

[Frank_Chickens]

Not strictly new wave but Clark Datchler - Rain Dance. A good album and must got around to listening to it again soon.

[tileboy]

Buzzcocks-Singles Going Steady-nuff said

[tileboy]

Robyn Hitchcock-Perspex Island

Have never been a big fan of his , but this an outstanding cd.

[jaybag]

My entry to the list would be Real Life's "Heartland". Hadn't listened to it for a couple years, did so the other day. Will not wait another couple years to do it again.

Such great recommendations here, I think I'll dust off my copies of these (particularly Squeeze, ABC, Men Without Hats and Clark Datchler - and here I thought I was the only person in the world who enjoyed Raindance). Nice to see people still actually listen to ALBUMS. I really wonder if tomorrow's generation will still listen to albums, or will even really know what one is.

[quote][i]Originally posted by Surly[/i]
<br>One To One - [i]Forward Your Emotions[/i]. Not a solid 100%, but hadn't listened to the whole album since '86 and I really enjoyed hearing it all the way through again once the reissue came out recently. Made me go listen to their '90s alt-rock mutation, Artificial Joy Club. That's a great record, too.
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Never even heard of this album, I'll have to pick it up (and here I thought Surly only looked after one guy: Surly!). Their "Imagine It" CD is great, and it includes one of the most bizarre liner notes ever. They profess their love of Star Trek TNG and implore the producers not to have so many reruns and to feature the Borg in more story lines. I wish I had the disc on me, I'd re-type it all here. The Unintentional Comedy Rating is off the charts.

[Qbertqubes]

great & fits right in here. Johnny Hates Jazz

[quote][i]Originally posted by Frank_Chickens[/i]
<br>Not strictly new wave but Clark Datchler - Rain Dance. A good album and must got around to listening to it again soon.
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