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REVO Remastering: Howard Devoto – Devoto Companion [REVO 062]
Howard Devoto: Devoto Companion 2xCD [2009] DISC 1 | Solo Endeavors Magazine: Model Worker [live Urgh!] Bernard Szanjer: Without Leaving Bernard Szanjer: Deal Of the Century Bernard Szanjer: The Convention Devoto: Rainy Season [7”] Devoto: Rainforest [var. N16] Devoto: Cold Imagination … Continue reading
Posted in BSOG, Core Collection, Remastering
Tagged 12" remix, 2009, B-sides, Howard Devoto, Luxuria, Magazine, REVO
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REDUX: New Wave Scorecard
May 17, 2011 I was viewing the latest Simple Minds news the other day at Dream Giver, the best SM information site out there, when I saw that temporary Simple Minds drummer Michael Ogletree is hitting the Rewind Festival this … Continue reading
Posted in Blast From The Past
Tagged Blancmange, DEVO, Fiction Factory, Gary Numan, Heaven 17, Human League, Japan, John Foxx, Magazine, OMD, reformed bands, Shriekback, Simple Minds, Ultravox, Was (Not Was)
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REDUX: John McGeoch – Post-Punk MVP
August 31, 2010 It was some time in the mid eighties that I realized that I had every album that John McGeoch ever played on and furthermore, these were among my favorite records ever made. Scotland born, he moved to … Continue reading
Posted in Blast From The Past, Scots Rock
Tagged Armoury Show, John McGeoch, Magazine, P.I.L., Post-Punk, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Visage
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Ultimate Virgin Compilation: New Gold Dreams
Various: New Gold Dreams UK 3xCD [2013] Disc 1 Public Image Limited – Death Disco 12” Version (June 79) Magazine – Permafrost (Apr 79) Fingerprintz – Dancing With Myself (Jan 79) Essential Logic – Wake Up (May 79) The Men … Continue reading
A Young Person’s Guide To: Urgh! A Music War [part 2]
So yesterday we took a look at the double album version of “Urgh! A Music War.” Due to the wide ranging tentacles of the Copeland family musical empire, it stands as a rather thoroough snapshot of the New Wave scene … Continue reading
Posted in New Wave Compilations
Tagged A+M Records, DEVO, IRS Records, Magazine, Miles Copeland, The Cramps, The Go-Gos, The Police, Urgh! A Music War, Wall Of Voodoo
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A Young Person’s Guide To: Urgh! A Music War [part 1]
Back in 1981, the Copeland’s IRS Records/FBI empire reached its fullest flowering with the ambitious “Urgh! A Music War” project. The film/double album featured every band the consortium managed or released. Between IRS Records and Frontier Booking International, almost everyone … Continue reading
Posted in New Wave Compilations
Tagged A+M Records, DEVO, IRS Records, Magazine, Miles Copeland, The Go-Gos, The Police, Urgh! A Music War, Wall Of Voodoo
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Rock GPA: Magazine [part 11]
Magazine – No Thyself | 2011 – 3.5 By the time that Magazine returned to the studio to record their fifth album, they had lost Barry Adamson, who was happy to take a vacation in Magazine, but not take up … Continue reading
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