gentlemen! what about these bands
the wildswans
lotus eaters
wiretrain
seona dancing
80's is diverse ok
as long as they're from that period i have no qualms.
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by hisoka5150 » Wed Jun 21, 2006 9:28 pm
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by guyinsf » Fri Jun 30, 2006 4:38 pm
Is it possible that any NW band we can think of would surely fall under one of the categories mentioned in the original post?
For instance, which one of those sub-new wave categories does Blondie belong to?
For instance, which one of those sub-new wave categories does Blondie belong to?
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by newwavepunkgirl » Sun Jul 02, 2006 2:47 am
[quote][i]Originally posted by guyinsf[/i]
<br>Is it possible that any NW band we can think of would surely fall under one of the categories mentioned in the original post?
For instance, which one of those sub-new wave categories does Blondie belong to?
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Just newwave but here in England they come under punk as they were out around that time. They are mentioned in quite a few books on the subject.
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<br>Is it possible that any NW band we can think of would surely fall under one of the categories mentioned in the original post?
For instance, which one of those sub-new wave categories does Blondie belong to?
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Just newwave but here in England they come under punk as they were out around that time. They are mentioned in quite a few books on the subject.
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