1. Rough Trade Records - Aztec Camera, The Smiths
2. Sire Records - The Wild Swans, The Ocean Blue
3. Sarah Records - Secret Shine, The Sweetest Ache
4. Factory Records - Joy Division, The Wake
5. Beggars Banquet - Buffalo Tom, The Charlatans
6. Chrysalis - Spandau Ballet
Honorable mentions : BMG, Mute Records.....wait, i love Mute because of Depeche Mode.
Also, list here the worst.
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by empyrean » Thu Nov 30, 2006 11:18 am
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by glokstadt » Thu Nov 30, 2006 3:27 pm
IRS, Stiff, Factory, DinDisc, Mute, and Sire! [:D]
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by tileboy » Sat Dec 02, 2006 12:06 am
Rykodisc - first know for reissues of older artists onto cd(Frank Zappa,Elvis Costello)now release new and old music by,
Sugar
Joe Jackson
Lloyd Cole
The Dickies
Devo
Dumptruck
Ladytron
Agent Orange
Dream syndicate
Morphine
Galaxie 500
Billy Bragg
You usually know your their cd's by the green jewel case,if they still do that.
Sugar
Joe Jackson
Lloyd Cole
The Dickies
Devo
Dumptruck
Ladytron
Agent Orange
Dream syndicate
Morphine
Galaxie 500
Billy Bragg
You usually know your their cd's by the green jewel case,if they still do that.
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by Screen13 » Fri Oct 10, 2008 10:55 am
Mute - Depeche Mode, Fad Gadget, Yazoo, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds... One of the earliest UK labels to move things forward.
Some Bizzare - Soft Cell, Psychic TV's first two albums (The first having a cameo by Marc Almond), the projects of Jim Thirwell.
Rough Trade - More important for traditional Indie than New Wave, true. For New Wave History, it had The Smiths, some works by The Fall, and Aztec Camera's first album among others. It also had the Smiths-sponsored comeback of Sandie Shaw.
Slash - The Germs, Gun Club, X
Hardcore Mention: Alternative Tentacles - The Dead Kennedys, the compilations that introduced Hardcore to the world including one British release.
Hardcore Mention 2: Dischord - Minor Threat. Another label important to Hardcore history.
RIOR Tapes - For those who were looking for some interesting choices, released on cassette, this was one to look for. Suicide, Nico, The Fleshtones, Bad Brains, The Germs' Live At the Whisky, Flipper, and Einstürzende Neubautem were in it's history.
4AD - Cocteau Twins, This Mortal Coil, Modern English (Their first three albums), The Birthday Party, Bauhaus' In a Flat Field. Among their more recent releases is Scott Walker's The Drift.
Some Bizzare - Soft Cell, Psychic TV's first two albums (The first having a cameo by Marc Almond), the projects of Jim Thirwell.
Rough Trade - More important for traditional Indie than New Wave, true. For New Wave History, it had The Smiths, some works by The Fall, and Aztec Camera's first album among others. It also had the Smiths-sponsored comeback of Sandie Shaw.
Slash - The Germs, Gun Club, X
Hardcore Mention: Alternative Tentacles - The Dead Kennedys, the compilations that introduced Hardcore to the world including one British release.
Hardcore Mention 2: Dischord - Minor Threat. Another label important to Hardcore history.
RIOR Tapes - For those who were looking for some interesting choices, released on cassette, this was one to look for. Suicide, Nico, The Fleshtones, Bad Brains, The Germs' Live At the Whisky, Flipper, and Einstürzende Neubautem were in it's history.
4AD - Cocteau Twins, This Mortal Coil, Modern English (Their first three albums), The Birthday Party, Bauhaus' In a Flat Field. Among their more recent releases is Scott Walker's The Drift.
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by Spindlebrook » Fri Oct 10, 2008 12:33 pm
Zoo!
Echo & The Bunnymen, The Teardrop Explodes, and The Wild Swans, amongst others. Ran by Bill Drummond, later of The KLF.
Echo & The Bunnymen, The Teardrop Explodes, and The Wild Swans, amongst others. Ran by Bill Drummond, later of The KLF.
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by Spindlebrook » Fri Oct 10, 2008 12:36 pm
[quote][i]Originally posted by Screen13[/i]
Hardcore Mention 2: Touch and Go - Minor Threat. Another label important to Hardcore history.
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Minor Threat was on Dischord. Touch & Go's roster included the excellent Big Black.
"More by luck than judgment, here am I".
Hardcore Mention 2: Touch and Go - Minor Threat. Another label important to Hardcore history.
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Minor Threat was on Dischord. Touch & Go's roster included the excellent Big Black.
"More by luck than judgment, here am I".
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by Screen13 » Fri Oct 10, 2008 9:01 pm
[quote][i]Originally posted by Spindlebrook[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by Screen13[/i]
Hardcore Mention 2: Touch and Go - Minor Threat. Another label important to Hardcore history.
[/quote]
Minor Threat was on Dischord. Touch & Go's roster included the excellent Big Black.
"More by luck than judgment, here am I".
[/quote]
Thanks, It has been corrected.
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by Screen13[/i]
Hardcore Mention 2: Touch and Go - Minor Threat. Another label important to Hardcore history.
[/quote]
Minor Threat was on Dischord. Touch & Go's roster included the excellent Big Black.
"More by luck than judgment, here am I".
[/quote]
Thanks, It has been corrected.
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