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Re: mid 80's music in the States
- Subject: Re: mid 80's music in the States
- From: "Hein Hurkmans" <viewblue@xs...nl>
- Date: Sat, 5 Feb 2000 10:15:10 -0700
And what about........Green on Red, Dream Syndicate and the Long Ryders,
the
representants of the so called Paisley Underground movement (Byrds and
60's
oriented, strong on melody & harmony ). Might sound somewhat too retro and
conservative for the average BA's fan, but I still look upon those
mid-eighties days as one of the most exciting in my entire life!. And
finally to show that it's a small world after all and to make the link
between alternative country rock and the BA's, the following : Sid Griffin
(former Long Ryders lead singer) is currently London based and performing
with the Coal Porters. One of his former band members (guitarist Joff
Lowson) is now part of the 856th BA's line-up (stunning us live with his
excellent banjo chords in ....And Stones).
Hein
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ijk bericht-----
Van: Kathleen Kwiatkowski <kmkwiat@ya...com>
Aan: blueplanes@st...net <blueplanes@st...net>
Datum: vrijdag 4 februari 2000 23:53
Onderwerp: RE: mid 80's music in the States
>No hair bands for this girl.
>Even though I grew up in NJ...home of Bon Jovi (I
>spent an afternoon with his band once, they were nice,
>he was not)
>
>Mid 80's music in the States to me is the following:
>REM
>dB's
>Lets Active
>Guadalcanal Diary
>Replacements
>Husker Du (*I* liked them live!)
>Jason and the Scorchers
>Winter Hours
>to name a few....
>
>in fact - I think around 84 there was an explosion of
>good American music in direct relation to all the
>British bands that were around earlier in the decade.
>(and I was a big fan of all those bands too)
>
>and then in the late 80's early 90s back to British
>bands for me....
>with a few good Americans thrown in for good measure..
>Bob Mould and Sugar, Throwing Muses...
>
>Kate
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