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When The Universe Is Demanding You Listen To A Record: Illustrated Man EP/CD
THE BACKGROUND It was some time earlier this year when there was a discussion on the Trouser Press Forum that I frequent regarding Rob Dean, the original guitarist for JAPAN. Talk turned to Illustrated Man; the New Wave “supergroup” that … Continue reading
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Tagged 1984, 2018, bootlegs, EP, Illustrated Man, John Punter, Rob Dean
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Record Review: Spoons – Nova Heart
Spoons: Nova Heart NETHERLANDS 7″ [1982] Nova Heart Symmetry I was very lucky to come across Canadian band Spoons when I did. It was the first year or so of MTV and one afternoon, I happened to catch part of … Continue reading
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Tagged Gordon Deppe, John Punter, Nova Heart, Rob Preuss, Sandy Horne, Spoons
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BSOG: Re-Flex Re-Issue Everything… and then some
I was never fully into Re-Flex in spite of enjoying their huge hit “The Politics Of Dancing.” I liked the song although it was not exactly the sort of song that made me run right out and buy a copy. … Continue reading