Punk/New Wave
Punk/New Wave?
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1. Punk/New Wave? | 01/19/2007 3:38pm
How the hell can you even put Punk and New Wave in the same genre?
They're nothing alike!
Is there anyone else who's a bit baffled by this?
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2. Punk/New Wave? | 01/19/2007 5:38pm
New Wave grew out of punk in the 80s.You must be registered and logged in to post a message.
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3. Punk/New Wave? | 01/19/2007 5:38pm
Shista wrote: How the hell can you even put Punk and New Wave in the same genre?
They're nothing alike!
Is there anyone else who's a bit baffled by this?
No one talks about New Wave.
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4. Punk/New Wave? | 01/19/2007 9:36pm
henrynhenry wrote: Shista wrote: How the hell can you even put Punk and New Wave in the same genre?
They're nothing alike!
Is there anyone else who's a bit baffled by this?
No one talks about New Wave.
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5. Punk/New Wave? | 01/20/2007 11:33am
DFan17902 wrote: So? Quit trying to start fights. I can't handle it anymore!!
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6. Punk/New Wave? | 01/21/2007 2:26pm
henrynhenry wrote: DFan17902 wrote: So? Quit trying to start fights. I can't handle it anymore!!
I'm trying to start fights? That's not very nice
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7. Punk/New Wave? | 01/22/2007 8:18am
DFan17902 wrote:
I'm trying to start fights? That's not very nicehenrynhenry wrote: DFan17902 wrote: So? Quit trying to start fights. I can't handle it anymore!!
...I was posting drunk the other night. Sorry, that didn't really make sense
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8. Punk/New Wave? | 01/22/2007 2:19pm
henrynhenry wrote: DFan17902 wrote:
I'm trying to start fights? That's not very nicehenrynhenry wrote: DFan17902 wrote: So? Quit trying to start fights. I can't handle it anymore!!
...I was posting drunk the other night. Sorry, that didn't really make sense
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9. Punk/New Wave? | 01/23/2007 3:39pm
TheOtherAndrew wrote: New Wave grew out of punk in the 80s.
Most alternative genres did.You must be registered and logged in to post a message. -
10. Punk/New Wave? | 01/24/2007 1:41pm
When I think of new wave I think of disposable '80s bands like Flock of Seagulls, Bow Wow Wow or Missing Persons.You must be registered and logged in to post a message.
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11. Punk/New Wave? | 01/24/2007 4:36pm
MikeAAA wrote: When I think of new wave I think of disposable '80s bands like Flock of Seagulls, Bow Wow Wow or Missing Persons. And New order.
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12. Punk/New Wave? | 01/24/2007 5:45pm
henrynhenry wrote: MikeAAA wrote: When I think of new wave I think of disposable '80s bands like Flock of Seagulls, Bow Wow Wow or Missing Persons. And New order.
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13. Punk/New Wave? | 01/25/2007 5:19pm
DFan17902 wrote: henrynhenry wrote: MikeAAA wrote: When I think of new wave I think of disposable '80s bands like Flock of Seagulls, Bow Wow Wow or Missing Persons. And New order.
/Joy Division
Not to get too technical, but I'd consider Joy Division (and to a lesser extent, New Order) to be post-punk, not new wave.You must be registered and logged in to post a message. -
14. Punk/New Wave? | 01/30/2007 1:16pm
The Velvet Underground practically revolutionized music... They created New Wave (technically), Punk, and the Alternative (The Beatles helped as well).
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15. Punk/New Wave? | 01/30/2007 8:38pm
IndieShotYou wrote: The Velvet Underground practically revolutionized music... They created New Wave (technically), Punk, and the Alternative (The Beatles helped as well).
yeah, no isht... i've been waiting for someone to mention VU on here
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16. Punk/New Wave? | 02/02/2007 11:42pm
IndieShotYou wrote: The Velvet Underground practically revolutionized music... They created New Wave (technically), Punk, and the Alternative (The Beatles helped as well).
How the Beatles? I guess I could see with the new ideas & different influences... But I see them as more of an influence on pop music.You must be registered and logged in to post a message. -
17. Punk/New Wave? | 02/03/2007 11:15pm
The Velvet Underground are too good to have influenced new wave.You must be registered and logged in to post a message.
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18. Punk/New Wave? | 08/12/2007 10:32am
I only havefour words:
Devo, B 52s, talking heads, amazing
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19. Punk/New Wave? | 05/19/2008 4:27pm
New wave did come out of the 70s punk scene. Bands like the Talking Heads and Blondie played in that old NY punk scene. It may not appear that way but if you look at old video footage of the scene from that era, then it will make more sense.You must be registered and logged in to post a message.
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