This is a group of songs that I got from a friend of mine.
It is a playlist I keep seperate from my other music. The ones marked * are some of the coolest songs EVER.....
Beloise Some - Animal Magic
Blue Zoo - Im Your Man
Comsat Angels - Not a Word
Comateens - Ice Machine
Comsat Angels - Not a Word
*Dragon - Rain
Identity Crisis - Imagining Oktober
Japan - Holloween
*Japan - In Vogue
Japan - Visions of China
Julian Cope - Torch
Kraftwerk - Pop Techno
*Living in a Box - Living in a Box
*Logic System - Unit
Ministry - I wanted to tell her
*Phillip Jap - Total Erasure
*Propaganda - Duel
Real Life - Catch Me Im Falling
Red Box - For America
*Secession - Sneakyville
*State of the Art - Love Remains a Rebel
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Anyone familiar/Fan of these?
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by Frayo » Mon Jan 19, 2004 12:48 pm
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by unguarded moment » Mon Jan 19, 2004 1:10 pm
"Catch Me I'm Falling" by Real Life is a favorite of mine. But, it might be too "Pop" for some people.
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by West_Matthews » Mon Jan 19, 2004 5:08 pm
I'm so happy to see Japan on here, they really were one of the most innovative bands. No one can beat Mick Karn's bass lines.
"In Vogue" is a gorgeous song. There's a really cool video for "Visions of China" -- out there somewhere.
"In Vogue" is a gorgeous song. There's a really cool video for "Visions of China" -- out there somewhere.
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by Tomb » Mon Jan 19, 2004 6:40 pm
Propaganda's "Duel" is one of my all time faves. I cannot fault it in any way!
Mare_Idol is right about Japan. I liked their cover versions as well - they made them unique. Not may can do that. And I am a massive Cope/Teardrop Fan even though he is abs
Mare_Idol is right about Japan. I liked their cover versions as well - they made them unique. Not may can do that. And I am a massive Cope/Teardrop Fan even though he is abs
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by Momotaro » Mon Jan 19, 2004 7:42 pm
Lot of good ones on this list - ditto on Propoganda.
Japan really went through a bizarre transformation....started out as almost a glam-rock type outfit, lewd gestures and all, and then got quite a bit more sophisicticated into the early 80's. The fir
Japan really went through a bizarre transformation....started out as almost a glam-rock type outfit, lewd gestures and all, and then got quite a bit more sophisicticated into the early 80's. The fir
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by West_Matthews » Mon Jan 19, 2004 8:10 pm
Tomb: Yes, Japan's covers were certainly unique. I especially love their version of "I Second That Emotion" because they made it sad and slow to accompany what the lyrics were about, whereas Smokey Robinson sang it so happy as if he was watching a circus
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by Plata66 » Mon Jan 19, 2004 11:17 pm
I'm a Huge Japan fan and all of there solo's as well.Alot of new good stuf and sylvian has a new release too.I'm pretty much familiar with the entire list but I have some Logic system and of course all of Kraftwerk and most the off shoots as well up to da
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by sirzap » Tue Jan 20, 2004 12:22 am
'I Wanted to tell her' is one of the best cuts from Ministry's 'With Sympathy' album (1983) a seminal work IMHO which embodied an edgy yet infectious pop synth of Alain Jourgensen and Stephen George.
Other notable album tracks:
1) Effigy
2) Revenge
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Other notable album tracks:
1) Effigy
2) Revenge
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by newwavr176209 » Tue Jan 20, 2004 7:18 am
Work for love is simply awsome. I love that song!
Sadly, I dont have a copy of it though!
I was emailed P-Machinery the day after I downloaded Duel...sorta coincidence.
I love Effigy with a passion. I love to piss off my roomates and hallmates with
Sadly, I dont have a copy of it though!
I was emailed P-Machinery the day after I downloaded Duel...sorta coincidence.
I love Effigy with a passion. I love to piss off my roomates and hallmates with
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