Jan 15, 2022
internet buddyBetter to burn out than fade away
Except
Jan 15, 2022·3 repliesKraftwerk, NO, Depheche Mode the 3 big synthpop groups?
- Jan 15, 2022internet buddy
I’m not big on solo Jack either
Just thought I’d let you knowEach solo Jack album is diminishing the prestige of the White Stripes
wrap it up Jack 
lucid 🍹Jan 15, 2022
BizzleThey made a crack den out of sun loungers in a swimming pool
s*** was ridiculous
- Jan 15, 2022·1 replyinternet buddy
I already like the Pet Shop Boys
Were New Order all straight?
- lucid 🍹Jan 15, 2022Atlienz
Songs like if the gang from Trainspotting tried to make an album
it ended up being kinda boring so not really
- Jan 15, 2022·1 reply
rviOnly heard it once?
has the best music you want to keep on repeat for years ever hit on first listen - rvi 🐦⬛Jan 15, 2022·1 reply
70 albums is the limit for the list right?
- Jan 15, 2022·1 replyinternet buddy
Regret was made for Ian
And Elegia
- Jan 15, 2022·1 reply
New Molly Nilsson album is out and sounds a lot like all her other album albums. Which means it's really good
- rvi 🐦⬛Jan 15, 2022·1 replyAtlienz
Kraftwerk, NO, Depheche Mode the 3 big synthpop groups?
depends what you mean by "big"
- rvi 🐦⬛Jan 15, 2022Elric has the best music you want to keep on repeat for years ever hit on first listen
technique was also their grower for me especially
- Jan 15, 2022·2 replies
FellaI love Ian Curtis but he wouldn’t have been able to adapt to their evolution in sound. Still consider it all apart of the same bands legacy. Movement is totally a transitional record. It’s got one foot in both doors.
I really don't like these type of statements. Just because you don't have the imagination for it doesn't mean he wouldn't have. Nobody else was envisioning a Joy Division in the '70s either. And a Banshees prove that there was room in the '80s for a Joy Division.
- Jan 15, 2022·1 replyrvi
depends what you mean by "big"
The most acclaimed/prolific
Jan 16, 2022ElricI really don't like these type of statements. Just because you don't have the imagination for it doesn't mean he wouldn't have. Nobody else was envisioning a Joy Division in the '70s either. And a Banshees prove that there was room in the '80s for a Joy Division.
- rvi 🐦⬛Jan 16, 2022·1 replyAtlienz
The most acclaimed/prolific
then yeah i guess even though kraftwerk didnt have as much synthpop stuff as the other 2
ive always thought of it as more of a main 2 with new order and depeche tbh
- Jan 16, 2022·1 reply
once told someone on the old ktt this was Slipknot's original line-up and they believed me
Jan 16, 2022rise zeroonce told someone on the old ktt this was Slipknot's original line-up and they believed me
The resemblance is uncanny
- Jan 16, 2022·1 reply
ArujiTbh yes but unironically
Was he doing in the '80s what Bruce was doing in the 70s and what Spector was doing in the 60s? Kind of the impression I have
Wouldn't call that the spirit of rock and roll really
- Jan 16, 2022rise zero
Imagine offing yourself at 23
Like damnOne of my best bros was 24
- Jan 16, 2022internet buddy
“Punk is ‘fuck you’, post-punk is ‘I’m f***ed’”
Grunge is "everything is f***ed"
- Jan 16, 2022Bizzle
https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/happy-mondays-bankrupted-factory-records/?amp
Nobody could've made this story up cause it's so stupid and unbelievable.
"However, once he heard about the spiralling crack problem, he chartered a flight straight over and as his plane was coming into land, he witnessed Ryder and Bez wheeling a sofa down to the street apparently to sell for binge funds. "
"Ryder held firm on these master tapes nonetheless and threatened to destroy them if he wasn’t given some money. He was happy to settle for the £50 he was offered."
I feel like this s*** was a lot more common than we're aware of
f***ing rock stars - Jan 16, 2022
New Earl album is great. Kind of tired of him doing these in and out short EP length things but it’s my favorite thing he’s done in years. It’s a mix of everything he’s ever done.
Jan 16, 2022rvi70 albums is the limit for the list right?
yase
- Jan 16, 2022Atlienz
Kraftwerk, NO, Depheche Mode the 3 big synthpop groups?
Kraftwerk were a krautrock band that just happened to develop a style that was basically a new genre it became so influential
the big 3 were NO, JD and OMD imo HM to Pet Shop Boys
