Pretty good. Definitely evident that these are older guys. Modern metal has a very different approach to the instrumentals.
OT: New Music (Released January 2020 or Later)
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New song, Red Flags, from Moira Dela Torre. One of the better song writers with a distinctive voice
Simple Minds coming to PNC and Mann Center presale today. Opening acts are Soft Cell and Modern English. Im there
Also The Fixx are coming to Palladium in NYC and Newton Theatre in NJ. Will be getting those tix too
Also The Fixx are coming to Palladium in NYC and Newton Theatre in NJ. Will be getting those tix too
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Simple Minds hasn't toured US since 2017 and have never seen them. The Fixx has been on my bucket list for awhile
Still holding out for Human League but they only tour England and Europe
I always liked Human League and still do. The only group I think I saw from that era was The Tubes. Sorry if I'm wrong on the era. Saw them in Sacramento and it was memorable because the FM Converter bolted to the underside of my dashboard got stolen that night.
Sorry to be a grouch, but this is a new music thread. If you want to talk about tours of bands or 80's music, please start a new thread. This thread has remained on course for 5 years, and it would be nice to keep it that way. Too many threads get derailed.
Simple Minds has a new song out 12 days ago:
Modern English released a new song off their newest album 11 months ago.
Simple Minds has a new song out 12 days ago:
Modern English released a new song off their newest album 11 months ago.
Old dudes still rock. Sun Don't Shine- featuring Type O Negative guitarist Kenny Hickey and drummer Johnny Kelly alongside current Crowbar frontman Kirk Windstein and ex-Crowbar bassist Todd Strange that used to be called Eye Am – is now streaming their new single "The Promise Song".
Beat me to it. They are very much my cup of tea. My favorite band in fact.
Don't know you, but I knew that. Music is a great connector.
That Sun Don't Shine grooves.
Really looking forward to the new Corrosion of Conformity being recorded now.
I just became aware of this guy recently. Started hearing the name. He is a helluva of a singer:
I listen to Underground Garage on Sirius (plus a lot of other stuff) and if I hear "Age of Stupid" one more time I'm going to rip my skin off. Sorry Mad.
Can someone help me out with interpreting these lyrics? Good art always has some ambiguity. I just like lines like "wizards of ineptitude" and references to jackalopes. @Knight Shift
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