
Echoes in the Tape Deck
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Wire - "Mannequin". (1977). Wire are a legendary London band formed in ’76, known as major pioneers of post-punk and art punk. They made waves with their signature style: super short, stripped-back, fast-paced tracks, their debut album famously packed 21 songs.
Echoes in the Tape Deck26,104 görüntüleme • 6 gün önce

Missing Persons (Dale Bozzio) - " Destination Unknown". Dale Bozzio’s life is packed with wild stories, but the craziest is her random encounter with rock genius Frank Zappa, which literally launched her career. (I'll let you look it up yourself, no room to tell it here! 😂)
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Terry Hall - "Our Lips Are Sealed".(1983). Back in '81, ex-Specials frontman Terry Hall co-wrote "Our Lips Are Sealed" with his secret girlfriend Jane Wiedlin for her band, The Go-Go's. By 1983, he covered his own track with Fun Boy Three, giving it a much darker, cold wave vibe.
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Dead Kennedys - "Holiday In Cambodia". (Live 1981). Just heads up, it’s HARDCORE AMERICAN PUNK. I'm getting a bit off-track here, but it's totally worth it! It's ultra-fast, has crazy political satire, and Jello Biafra's voice is just unforgettable.
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The Flies - "I'm Not Your Stepping Stone". (1966). The Flies, a 60s outfit straight out of London. Their 1966 cover officially marked the band’s shift into Freakbeat and psych rock, driven by fuzz-drenched guitars that were way heavier and more aggressive than their early stuff.
Echoes in the Tape Deck19,525 görüntüleme • 6 gün önce

BLONDIE FIRST US TELEVISION APPEARANCE - The very first televised appearance by Blondie (featuring Debbie Harry) in the United States, documented and available online, is their live performance on "The Mike Douglas Show" on April 21, 1978.Mike Douglas explicitly (Short thread 👇)
Echoes in the Tape Deck38,404 görüntüleme • 17 gün önce

Magazine - "Shot By Both Sides". (Live 1979). These guys are widely seen as post-punk pioneers. While "Shot By Both Sides" still packs that raw, urgent punk energy, it brings a much tighter structure to the table, driven by a heavy-ass bassline and a dark, cerebral vibe.
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Paul Cook & Steve Jones - "Silly Thing" (1979). Even though it's credited to the Sex Pistols, the song was actually written and recorded entirely by just Paul Cook and Steve Jones. Fun fact: Steve sings on the single version (the music video), but Paul sings on the album version.
Echoes in the Tape Deck21,171 görüntüleme • 9 gün önce

This Mortal Coil/Elisabeth Frazer - "Song To The Siren". (1983). Back in 1983, Elizabeth Fraser teamed up with the collective This Mortal Coil, delivering what’s since been widely considered the absolute pinnacle of the ethereal wave sound. It’s not quite New Wave...(1/4)👇
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House Of Love - "Hope". (1988). Classic late-80s British indie rock blending neo-psychedelia, dream pop, and jangle pop. Think lush, melodic, heavily textured guitars. They absolutely owned the decade with masterpieces like "Christine" and "Destroy the Heart".
Echoes in the Tape Deck12,700 görüntüleme • 10 gün önce

The Jam - "That's Entertainment". (1980). It's The Jam's acoustic masterpiece, penned by Paul Weller. Driven by two acoustic guitars and a stripped-back bassline, the track paints a raw, poetic, and bittersweet picture of British working-class life.
Echoes in the Tape Deck12,233 görüntüleme • 11 gün önce

Redskins - "Keep On Keepin' On". (1984). Their sound was one of a kind and totally explosive: they played punk backed by a horn section, deeply inspired by Motown and Northern Soul. The best way to sum them up? "Walk like The Clash, sing like The Supremes."
Echoes in the Tape Deck12,639 görüntüleme • 12 gün önce
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