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04-12-2009, 06:28 AM | #101 (permalink) |
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Joy Division did'nt influence the rave scene but New Order who rose from JD's ashes certainly did influence rave and Manchester based music re dance beats being used into a guitar based template. So this gave rise to bands such as Spacemonkeys and Happy Mondays etc.
Joy Division influenced the Post Punk era a lot more with their potent atmosphere and brooding lyrics. Our fellow Mancunian Right-Track could add a better explanation possibly.
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05-20-2009, 09:42 AM | #106 (permalink) |
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Day Of The Lords has always done it for me. When he bellows out 'When will it end' for the last time it makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up.
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05-22-2009, 11:19 PM | #109 (permalink) | |||
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Bauhaus did? how so? weren't they out Before JD? Christian Death did? how so? How did Killing Joke rip them off? Or the Bolshoi? Red Lorry yellow Lorry? The March Violets? Alien Sex Fiend? Quote:
LOTS of wonderful bands from the genre(mostly pre 1992) that are excellent, and fun to listen to. Some of the bands today could learn a thing or 2 from these goth bands of yesteryear? May I suggest: Sisters Of Mercy The Bolshoi Christian Death The Shroud Virgin Prunes Nick Cave for you to listen to?
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