Which city do you think has produces the best New/wave alternative music?
New York late seventies.
Manchester 1980's.
Liverpool 1980's.
Los angeles 1980's.
Any other.
For me it is definetly Manchester 1980's.
Too many era defining/ revolutionary bands to name.
Anyone agree/disagree/suggest any I've missed?
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Greatest New Wave alternative cities
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by neworder » Sun May 16, 2004 10:24 pm
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by SwampThing » Mon May 17, 2004 2:22 am
Manchester 1980's
Smiths, Chameleons, plus a bevy of other great bands.
Smiths, Chameleons, plus a bevy of other great bands.
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by wiota » Mon May 17, 2004 7:38 pm
Being a local Angeleno, I gotta say that the LA/OC punk/new wave music scene from '79 - '84 produced more great songs than any other area. And I'm not talking Motley Crue or any of the LA hair metal crap. Maybe none of our local bands hit the internatio
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by sins tailor » Thu May 20, 2004 12:21 pm
well actually 20/20 are from tulsa oklahoma........i knew some of those guys.........also dwight twilley and r.e.m's bass player mike mills is from there..........
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