[quote][i]Originally posted by newwavepunkgirl[/i]
Not me! I was only 10 when I got 'Rio' but I knew all the tracks and soem of the b-sides form earlier signels too! 'Faster than light' and 'late bar' were favs, still are actually...
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Even though they're a local band I was never keen on them, preferring other local artists such as Swans Way, Swell Maps, The Equators, Contact, Quads etc. Likewise Fashion whom I never saw what all the fuss was about even though they had a top ten album at the time.
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New Wave: Poser or Not?
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by Frank_Chickens » Wed Apr 25, 2007 9:58 am
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by Mheianne » Wed Apr 25, 2007 10:30 am
[quote][i]Originally posted by Sean[/i]
<br>Remember guys, you don't actually have to look New Wave to be a real New Waver. Some posers look very New Wave but when you ask them about the music, they know absolutely nothing. A lot of us, the New Wave Outpost people, probably do not look anything like a New Waver now but we know we are true New Wavers.
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I liked your reminder, Sean... Well said. Thanks for that.
<br>Remember guys, you don't actually have to look New Wave to be a real New Waver. Some posers look very New Wave but when you ask them about the music, they know absolutely nothing. A lot of us, the New Wave Outpost people, probably do not look anything like a New Waver now but we know we are true New Wavers.
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I liked your reminder, Sean... Well said. Thanks for that.
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by newwavepunkgirl » Wed Apr 25, 2007 7:41 pm
[quote][i]Originally posted by Frank_Chickens[/i]
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by newwavepunkgirl[/i]
Not me! I was only 10 when I got 'Rio' but I knew all the tracks and soem of the b-sides form earlier signels too! 'Faster than light' and 'late bar' were favs, still are actually...
Luv natasha
Devolution is real
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Even though they're a local band I was never keen on them, preferring other local artists such as Swans Way, Swell Maps, The Equators, Contact, Quads etc. Likewise Fashion whom I never saw what all the fuss was about even though they had a top ten album at the time.
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"As chairman of the Cradle of Filth fanclub I'm the most insensitive man in Britain, but even I can see there's tension there"
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So your form Birmingham then?! I've been there quite a few times, got family there.Well i think wiht Duran Duran it was 'planet earth' 'girls on film'my older brother got them and I was hooked, I was only about 9-years-old! I got into music at a very early age as my older brother was itno all the punk, new-wave, heavy metal in the 70s!I was already into Hazel O'Connor,Toyah, The Police and Adam and the Ants by then!
Luv natasha
Devolution is real
<br>[quote][i]Originally posted by newwavepunkgirl[/i]
Not me! I was only 10 when I got 'Rio' but I knew all the tracks and soem of the b-sides form earlier signels too! 'Faster than light' and 'late bar' were favs, still are actually...
Luv natasha
Devolution is real
[/quote]
Even though they're a local band I was never keen on them, preferring other local artists such as Swans Way, Swell Maps, The Equators, Contact, Quads etc. Likewise Fashion whom I never saw what all the fuss was about even though they had a top ten album at the time.
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"As chairman of the Cradle of Filth fanclub I'm the most insensitive man in Britain, but even I can see there's tension there"
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So your form Birmingham then?! I've been there quite a few times, got family there.Well i think wiht Duran Duran it was 'planet earth' 'girls on film'my older brother got them and I was hooked, I was only about 9-years-old! I got into music at a very early age as my older brother was itno all the punk, new-wave, heavy metal in the 70s!I was already into Hazel O'Connor,Toyah, The Police and Adam and the Ants by then!
Luv natasha
Devolution is real
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by Frank_Chickens » Thu Apr 26, 2007 9:28 am
[quote][i]Originally posted by newwavepunkgirl[/i]
So your form Birmingham then?! I've been there quite a few times, got family there.Well i think wiht Duran Duran it was 'planet earth' 'girls on film'my older brother got them and I was hooked, I was only about 9-years-old! I got into music at a very early age as my older brother was itno all the punk, new-wave, heavy metal in the 70s!I was already into Hazel O'Connor,Toyah, The Police and Adam and the Ants by then!
Luv natasha
Devolution is real
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Yep, I'm a Brummie born and bred! [:D]
Brum was known for its heavy metal music and punk never really got a look in here. [:(] At the time, I wasn't into popular music, though I did watch Razzmatazz (mainly for its led animations) and occasionally Mike Reid's Pop Quiz.
I got into this stuff in the mid '90s through an article on Teletext (one there for the American readers! [:D]) and luckily the Recorder Collector also did one the same month and it snowballed from there.
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"As chairman of the Cradle of Filth fanclub I'm the most insensitive man in Britain, but even I can see there's tension there"
So your form Birmingham then?! I've been there quite a few times, got family there.Well i think wiht Duran Duran it was 'planet earth' 'girls on film'my older brother got them and I was hooked, I was only about 9-years-old! I got into music at a very early age as my older brother was itno all the punk, new-wave, heavy metal in the 70s!I was already into Hazel O'Connor,Toyah, The Police and Adam and the Ants by then!
Luv natasha
Devolution is real
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Yep, I'm a Brummie born and bred! [:D]
Brum was known for its heavy metal music and punk never really got a look in here. [:(] At the time, I wasn't into popular music, though I did watch Razzmatazz (mainly for its led animations) and occasionally Mike Reid's Pop Quiz.
I got into this stuff in the mid '90s through an article on Teletext (one there for the American readers! [:D]) and luckily the Recorder Collector also did one the same month and it snowballed from there.
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"As chairman of the Cradle of Filth fanclub I'm the most insensitive man in Britain, but even I can see there's tension there"
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