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"nu mix: "THERE IS ANOTHER SKY" (80snewwave/punk/janglepop/synthwave)"


  

          

a thorough collection of 80s new wave rock, punk, jangle pop, minimal and synthwave tunes that have been ruling my life slowly but steadily over the last few months or so, from an era of music that has been a personal passion of mine for the last decade. at just under 4hrs in length, the original mix was around 17hrs long, so 4hrs was literally the best i could do without losing too many gems in the process. i appreciate y'alls patience for checkin it out from start to finish, or for grabbing the rather large download @ a whopping 217MB. get lit up and enjoy.

https://soundcloud.com/confessionsofacurlymind/vaheleisurecast_036_thereisanothersky.

tracklist:

01. the lotus eaters - the first picture of you
02. the teardrop explodes - reward
03. atila - discipline
04. the thought - there's a boy
05. 1000 mexicans - something for nothing
06. red zebra - i can't live in a living room
07. the cravats - all around the corner
08. suburban lawns - janitor
09. x - the world's a mess (it's in my kiss)
10. wall of voodoo - they don't want me
11. nacht und nebel - movoco synthaca
12. cuarzo - desesperado
13. the happy cadavers - rigorous mortis
14. wire train - chamber of hellos
15. the pointed sticks - american song
16. the flesh eaters - life's a dirty rat
17. the names - calcutta
18. flying color - believe, believe
19. smack - good morning headache
20. malibu - beat beach
21. fire town - places to run
22. the splatcats - even steven
23. the original sins - can't feel a thing
24. our daughters wedding - airlines
25. xmal deutschland - matador
26. the brains - asphalt wonderland
27. martha and the muffins - echo beach
28. the plimsouls - everyday things
29. alisa - i want to be a prostitute
30. wet picnic - cocktailed sky
31. rexy -don't turn me away
32. isolierband - kontrolle
33. blake babies - loose
34. nichts - tango 2000
35. los microwaves - what's that got to do (with loving you?)
36. plastics - diamond head
37. dance macabre - hell
38. halley - vida nocturna
39. los b 83 - a-di-dom, di-om-i
40. personal effects - security
41. steel breeze - you don't want me anymore
42. trek with quintronic - zolian space
43. surreal estate - curtain call
44. afraid of mice - popstar
45. the barracudas - somewhere outside
46. true west - throw away the key
47. disturbed - betrayed
48. sunnyboys - alone with you
49. spoons - nova heart
50. drinking electricity - fall
51. altered images - see those eyes
52. x-teens - change gotta come
53. experimental products - sweet rejection
54. john foxx - no one driving
55. yip yip coyote - road to hell
56. norma loy - romance
57. bette bright - when you were mine
58. rank and file - tell her i love her
59. under two flags - masks
60. fay ray - different morning
61. soda stereo - estoy azulado
62. shriekback - cleartrails
63. hollows - the visitor
64. the comsat angels - it's history
65. car crash set - no accident
66. gene loves jezebel - wait and see
67. translator - favorite drug
68. romeo void - nothing for me
69. spilluffe - killed by death
70. dalek i love you - the world
71. bird nest roys - jaffa boy
72. the chesterfield kings - you better look now
73. blanket of secrecy - say you will
74. overlords - secrets of the universe
75. the shivvers - remember tonight
76. the fast set - junction one
77. landscape - so good so pure so kind
78. the waterboys - a pagan place
79. love and rockets - all in my mind (acoustic version)
80. the smiths - how soon is now?

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thanks
Jul 03rd 2014
1
no probs. ye it's a good crash course in the genre(s)
Jul 03rd 2014
2
      I gonna listen to this, because i've never heard of jangle pop.
Jul 03rd 2014
3
           lol good enuff reason. i didnt really know the genre name for it either
Jul 03rd 2014
4
^^
Jul 09th 2014
5

okaybowler
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Thu Jul-03-14 09:31 AM

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1. "thanks"
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looking forward to it as im not real familiar with this kind of stuff

  

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araQual
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Thu Jul-03-14 01:44 PM

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2. "no probs. ye it's a good crash course in the genre(s)"
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not necessarily the most well-known entries of the 80s but definitely of high caliber.

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Thu Jul-03-14 05:29 PM

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3. "I gonna listen to this, because i've never heard of jangle pop."
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I don't know what that is...but I wanna hear it.

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araQual
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4. "lol good enuff reason. i didnt really know the genre name for it either"
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but wen u hear the songs you'll recognise it. here's the wiki:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jangle_pop.

"Jangle pop is a genre of alternative rock from the mid-1980s that "marked a return to the chiming or jangly guitars and pop melodies of the '60s", as exemplified by The Byrds, with electric twelve-string guitars and power pop song structures. Mid-1980s jangle pop was a non-mainstream "pop-based format" with "some folk-rock overtones". Between 1983 and 1987, the description "jangle pop" was, in the US, used to describe bands like R.E.M., Let's Active and Tom Petty, and a subgenre called "Paisley Underground", which incorporated psychedelic influences. In the UK the term was applied to the new wave of raw and immediate sounding melodic guitar-bands collected on the NME's C86 (and later CD86) compilations".

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araQual
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5. "^^"
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