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I was in Britain. I just think the New Wave scene seems to me to have been quite prolific and deep both in the charts and outside the charts. Also I like more of the famous stuff in New Wave than I do in Britpop.
I was stuck on another island in the Atlantic But I agree with you. Many of the songs that are considered new wave seem better written on the whole than those that made up the nineties Britpop. But than most of the music that I consider "pop" during the nineties is just that..poppy and catchy but not meant to be much more than that.
Might as well start posting some of the New Wave and Britpop. Nice to see it again at least.
07-21-2011, 09:25 AM
But I agree with you. Many of the songs that are considered new wave seem better written on the whole than those that made up the nineties Britpop. But than most of the music that I consider "pop" during the nineties is just that..poppy and catchy but not meant to be much more than that.
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