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Hello, I'm planning a trip to Canada and was wondering if I could get the help of some of you guys, I know this topic has been discussed before, but I really would like a good input on what I already have chosen, and what else I should add, any help would be much appreciated

PS. bands that are from Canada (i.e. Spoons, Men Without Hats, etc.) you got the idea, thank you [:)]

STRANGE ADVANCE - WE RUN
MARTHA AND THE MUFFINS - DANSPARC, ECHO BEACH, YOU SOLD THE COTTAGE
ROUGH TRADE - ALL TOUCH, HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL
MEN WITHOUT HATS - I LIKE, THINGS IN MY LIFE, WHERE DO THE BOYS GO
BLUE PETER - DON'T WALK PAST
EIGHT SECONDS - (KISS YOU) WHEN IT'S DANGEROUS
THE SPOONS - NOVAHEART, ROMANTIC TRAFFIC

Thanks, Justin/DevoManiac101

oh, and is Maurcie and The Cliches from Canada?

IMO Darkroom were an underrated band. Probably best known for their song San Paku, but had a number of other great songs as well.

Boys Brigade and Breeding Ground were also good groups deserving of more recognition.

And I think Maurice and the Cliches were Canadian, but don't quote me on that.

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Thanks for the info!

I agree Darkside were so overlooked. The track San Paku was superb, as was the rest of that LP.

Breeding Ground is on CD actually, at least it was a few years ago. I picked one up in Montreal. I'd also look for:

Blue Peter - there is a good canandian comp with Don't Walk Past
Chalk Circle - especially their earlier releases, they are all on CD
The Box - anything by them, they are brilliant

Many others, but most likely these will be possibly available depending on where you go in Canada. Montreal I know has some good shops that will likely have them, such as the HMV stores, Sam The Man on St. Catherine and a few other shops, maybe Dutchys. Of course, I have no idea where in Canada you are heading, I am sure Toronto must have some good shops also.

It is pretty amazing, the wealth of excellent music that comes out of Canada. Fortunatley, we get to see some of it at least.

I would love to hear San Paku, I'm on the hub now and no one has it [:(]

[quote][i]Originally posted by Grunch[/i]

Breeding Ground is on CD actually, at least it was a few years ago. I picked one up in Montreal. I'd also look for:


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The CD was called Revisited. Sadly it missed much of the group's earlier work. One song that did make the CD was This Time Tomorrow:

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?a ... E00AEBA006



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Would you happen to know if MuchMusicRetro is avaiable in most hotels?

THANKS FOR SHARING!

Thanks, Justin/DevoManiac101

Rational Youth & Tapps should be on your list.

Maurice & The Cliches were originally from Vancouver, but moved to the U.S. at some point.

I guess you could use the Platinum Blonde song in my User ID.

Can't go wrong with Payola$, Cats Can Fly, Tic Toc, FM, Saga, Harlequin, Boys Brigade, Chilliwack, blah, blah, blah...

Spoons - Smiling In Winter, Old Emotions, Symmetry, Talk Back, One In Ten Words, Blow Away (you can get a lot of spoons tracks from my www.thespoons.ca website)

Men Without Hats - Modern Dancing, Freeways, Living In China, I Got The Message, The Great Ones Remember, Folk Of The 80's, Mother's Opinion, Moonbeam, On Tuesday, O Sole Mio, Walk On Water

Blue Peter - Video Verite, Radio Silence, Take Me To War, Falling, Chinese Graffiti, All Your Time,

Gowan - Strange Animal, Moonlight Desires, Keep The Tension On, A Criminal Mind

Chalk Circle - April Fool, The Great Lake

M+M - Cooling The Medium, Black Stations White Stations

Parachute Club - Rise Up

Indio - Hard Sun

Trans X - Message On The Radio, Living On Video

Platinum Blonde - Standing In The Dark, Not In Love, Doesn't Really Matter, Somebody Somewhere

FM - Phasers on Stun

Pukka Orchestra - Might As Well Be On Mars, Listen To The Radio

Pursuit Of Happiness - I'm An Adult Now, She's So Young

Red Rider - Lunatic Fringe

Spirit Of The West - Dark House, Political, Home For A Rest


www.thespoons.ca
"This is where the loose ends tie together"

[quote][i]Originally posted by DevoManiac101[/i]
<br>Would you happen to know if MuchMusicRetro is avaiable in most hotels?

THANKS FOR SHARING!

Thanks, Justin/DevoManiac101
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Don't know if it's in the hotels, but I get sick of watching it at home.

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[quote][i]Originally posted by DevoManiac101[/i]
<br>I would love to hear San Paku, I'm on the hub now and no one has it [:(]
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Here is San Paku:

http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?a ... 99345FC846

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OK, you asked for it:

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Inneresting post. I guess like a lot of people-I don't have much awareness of the Canadian new wave scene. I mostly know the US and Brit bands.

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[i]Would you happen to know if MuchMusicRetro is avaiable in most hotels?[/i]

Probably not. It's a specialty pay channel. You should be able to get MuchMoreMusic, which has an hour long Retro program a few times a week. MMM is a standard cable channel. Schedule is at http://www.muchmoremusic.com


Strange Advance - Worlds Away (probably their biggest hit)
Images in Vogue - Lust for Love, Call it Love, Save It

I think this compilation is out of print, but you might be able to find it somewhere ...
Retro 80s Vol 6 - Pure Canadian
http://www.cduniverse.com/search/xx/mus ... 80's+6.htm
http://www.last.fm/music/Various+Artist ... e+Canadian
It sells for under $15.


PS. In case you make it to Calgary, look for a store called Recordland (they should be in the phonebook). They've got <a href="http://skholla.com/index.cfm?entryID=4E005A" target=_blank>wall to wall (literally!)</a> used vinyls and CDs.