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what 'Obscure 80s Central' shares blew you away?

New Wave/Punk music, culture, genres, memories. '80s revivalism and other relevant topics.

what 'Obscure 80s Central' shares blew you away?

Postby budaniel » Wed Jun 30, 2010 12:56 am

What discoveries have you made through this site's sharing forum that you wish you had discovered back in the 80s--and that you could have official copies of in your collection? One of mine is New Scientists. Their album could be found online a while back for over 100 bux, but recently I've found no listings for it anywhere and I think it's such a great new wave treasure.
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Postby SallyLightfoot » Fri Jul 02, 2010 1:29 am

Not many albums, but there there were a bunch of individual tracks that blew me away a while back. I was familiar with many of these already, but it was a blast to rediscover them.

Mi-Sex - Computer Games
Crazy 8's - Johnny Q
Digette - Fred from Jupiter
Nine Ways to Win - Close To You
Boom Boom Room - Love Your Face
Burns Sisters Band - I Wonder Who's Out Tonight
Screaming Tribesmen - Date with a Vampire
Sexbeat - Sexbeat
The Mood - Paris is One Day Away
Jack Rubies - Here Comes Love
Cook Da Books - I Wouldn't Want to Knock It
November Group - Put Your Back to It
Ledernacken - Amok
Made for TV - So Afraid of the Russians
Killer Pussy - Teenage Enema Nurse
Our Daughter's Wedding - Lawnchairs
Manufactured Romance - The Time of My Life
The Interview - To the People
One the Juggler - Passion Killer
The Invaders - Girl in Action
Modern Eon - Euthenics
Starjets - Shiraleo
The Passions - Skin Deep
Rumour - Emotional Traffic
Fingerprintz - Who's Your Friend?
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Postby MrOktober » Fri Jul 02, 2010 3:03 am

I really liked the songs by the group Empire. I had never heard of them before. Now, if anyone has their lost album, I'd really like to hear it. Other groups that I hadn't heard of that I was impressed with are UK Vision and Private Lives.



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Postby budaniel » Fri Jul 02, 2010 5:25 am

I also loved Hohokam. Wish their album had been--and will be released someday...which is unlikely.
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