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Originally Posted by s_k (Post 1033147)

Well at least these horrible eighties are over (sorry peepz, I don't like synths or disco)

Disco wasn't really an 80s thing though, you'd mostly want to skip the 70s if you want to avoid it. Plus its not like synths were the only thing happening in the 80s.

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Originally Posted by s_k (Post 1033140)

you'll be dead by now.

at least I lived in the 20s, if not a MGM star, at least a compatriot of Fritz Lang in weimar Germany

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Originally Posted by s_k (Post 1033147)

Well at least these horrible eighties are over (sorry peepz, I don't like synths or disco)

i love the 80s, i love disco, i love synth-pop

Still having a hard time making a list of bands that arose in the 80's

OMD, Human League, Duran Duran, a-ha, Howard Jones, Nik Kershaw, DeBarge, Klymaxx, Atlantic Starr etc etc

love each and every one of them

I have no record of any of those bands in my record cabinet
But even then
Human league 1977
OMD 1978
Duran Duran 1978
DeBarge 1979
Klymax 1979
Atlantic Starr 1979.

Leaves us with A-HA, HOward Jones and Nik Kershaw.
Well I obviousy don't know much about this music, but would you reckon these bands/artists have made good albums you would actually own/love to own and play from begnning to end?

you said "arose" not "formed"

obviously they only got popular in the 80s

i like most of the British acts, i have to say their singles are far better than the other songs on their full-length albums, but they're not without their charms

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Originally Posted by s_k (Post 1033169)

Still having a hard time making a list of bands that arose in the 80's

Here's a little list of some bands I like that were formed in the 80s:

Pixies
Ween
Primus
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Los Fabulosos Cadillacs
Godflesh
Faith No More
Alien Sex Fiend
Metallica
Slayer
They Might Be Giants
Sepultura
Skinny Puppy
Ministry
Mr. Bungle
Rocket from the Crypt
Neurosis
Earth
Testament
7 Seconds
Danzig
Butthole Surfers
Scratch Acid
The Jesus Lizard
My Life with the Thrill Kill Kult
Unsane
The Smiths
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Meshuggah
KMFDM
The Flaming Lips
Death
The Sugarcubes
Sisters of Mercy
A Tribe Called Quest
Ultramagnetic MCs
The Beastie Boys
Gorilla Biscuits
Fugazi
Minor Threat
Revolting Cocks
Nirvana
Jane's Addiction
The Melvins
N.W.A.
Public Enemy
Ultra Vivid Scene
The Jesus and Mary Chain
The Happy Mondays
My Bloody Valentine
Sonic Youth
The Notwist
Daisy Chainsaw
Minor Threat
Bolt Thrower
Naked City
Painkiller
The Legendary Pink Dots
The Cult
Coil
Nine Inch Nails

Fair enough but at least 3/4 of those bands peaked in the 90s.

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Originally Posted by Tumor (Post 1033427)

Fair enough but at least 3/4 of those bands peaked in the 90s.

He was talking about bands that arose in the 80s so that's what I gave him. I could just as easily do bands that peaked in the 80s, many of which would have arisen in the 70s.