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    Posted: 19 hours 48 minutes ago at 03:57
Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Only early U2 can be classified as post-punk. By 1983, they quit that sound. 

That's certainly true, but there's no way I'm dropping U2 from the poll later. Big smile

The same goes for Simple Minds. Smile

U2 and Simple Minds just happen to be my two favourite bands in the poll. Thumbs Up


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Only early U2 can be classified as post-punk. By 1983, they quit that sound. 

 
Same with Simple Minds, which i would not consider post-punk, but on their early work (it was so much more), maybe, but not afterwards anymore. 


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Originally posted by Octopus II Octopus II wrote:

This will be a great set of polls. Some great albums in that list and very difficult to choose! Smile

I may end up voting for U2 in every poll, apart from when we reach their "Pop" album. Tongue
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This will be a great set of polls. Some great albums in that list and very difficult to choose! Smile
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1. U2 - Boy
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Originally posted by Cosmiclawnmower Cosmiclawnmower wrote:

 eventually some appreciation of that 'gothy' rock rubbed off on me, and particularly of late ive revisited quite a bit and found i really enjoy some of it! 

Well, credit to you John for being so flexible and keeping an open mind... I'm afraid I seem to lack the ability to go back over old musical ground and positively reappraise musical styles that did little for me, first time around? I must admit, there are artists I used to enjoy but were more on the fringe of my repertoire but have become more central as the years have gone by... Mike Oldfield, Vangelis & Jean Michel Jarre would all be examples of this?
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Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:


the list Paul has put up was much of the stuff that was being played in our 6th form common room back in the mid 80's.... at the time, I was all Rush/Yes/Genesis/Purple/Sabbath & Zep...

Ha! me too.. but i had a lot of 'art school' student friends and (i think i was their 'non-college' 'Common people' type friendWinkLOL) eventually some appreciation of that 'gothy' rock rubbed off on me, and particularly of late ive revisited quite a bit and found i really enjoy some of it! But yeah, i was the unfashionable (literally, i had no sense of fashion!) guy who went on about Rush and Hawkwind and Early Genesis... but get 'em a bit drunk and they'd admit they had a soft spot for ELP!

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Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Not to worry. There's another Arena Rock poll coming up tomorrow. Maybe you'll find something you like there instead. Smile 

having looked at your own ratings, it does seem you're less than enthusiastic about the Post-Punk world yourself?
I'm a big fan of U2 so I included them in the poll even though they're not British, but you're right, other than U2, I'm not overly-enthusiastic about Post-Punk. I bought an album by The Cure recently, but only because it was reduced to 10p in a charity shop bargain bin. I also somehow ended up with six albums by The Smiths, even though they've only made four albums. Tongue
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Not to worry. There's another Arena Rock poll coming up tomorrow. Maybe you'll find something you like there instead. Smile 

having looked at your own ratings, it does seem you're less than enthusiastic about the Post-Punk world yourself?
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

Sorry Paul, there's literally NOTHING in this poll that I even remotely enjoy (and believe me, I've endured quite a lot of it back in the day)... it's all my sister's music!

Not to worry. There's another Arena Rock poll coming up tomorrow. Maybe you'll find something you like there instead. Smile 

Funny thing about that thread is there's nothing much in there that I've listened to in the past 30 years either! But at least I grew up with a bit of Journey, Toto & Styx in my collection! 
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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Apologies to fans of the ten spiky-haired acts I wasn't able to Squeeze into the poll. Embarrassed

Adam & the Ants
Bauhaus
Gang of Four
Joy Division
Orange Juice
The Proclaimers
Sisters of Mercy
Teardrop Explodes
Toyah
Wire


I love Joy Division, Wire, and Bauhaus, and like more there, but I also really like Cocteau Twin's Garlands and Siouxsie & the Banshees' The Scream (at least I got to cover those in my little series). Going with The Scream. Me voting for a two starred album by you Paul, will wonders never cease.   

By the way, not that it matters, but I would have voted for Unknown Pleasures by Joy Division had it been included.
Yes, I know from past experience that whenever I give an album two stars, that'll be the album you're most  likely to vote for, although I knew from previous comments that you're a fan of both Siouxsie and the Banshees and the Cocteau Twins.  Smile
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Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

Sorry Paul, there's literally NOTHING in this poll that I even remotely enjoy (and believe me, I've endured quite a lot of it back in the day)... it's all my sister's music!

Not to worry. There's another Arena Rock poll coming up tomorrow. Maybe you'll find something you like there instead. Smile 
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Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

^ I'm thinking your sister and I should maybe consider hooking up in the future depending upon how things go. My wife just did go to California again, and will be gone for a week; just saying. ;) Kidding, I'm utterly loyal to her and she is to me as much as one could be.

Growing up in the punk-town of Vancouver, punky music is practically in my DNA.


I haven't spoken to her about this yet (she's literally just flown out to NZ for 3 weeks to see my other sister) but I'm quite sure she's been wetting herself in anticipation of the first 'The Cure' album in 16 years... her fave band growing up....

the list Paul has put up was much of the stuff that was being played in our 6th form common room back in the mid 80's.... at the time, I was all Rush/Yes/Genesis/Purple/Sabbath & Zep...


My eldest (21 now) saw The Cure some time back with the partner, who is a huge fan of The Cure and this kind of music. I'm looking forward to hearing that new album too. I have come to really love things like Siouxsie and The Banshees and Joy Division quite recently as well as a lot more post-punk. I've always been attracted to the quirkier side of things being a very quirky individual. Not outwardly, always looked very conservative -- I actually don't follow the Zardoz fashion sense -- but internally.

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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

^ I'm thinking your sister and I should maybe consider hooking up in the future depending upon how things go. My wife just did go to California again, and will be gone for a week; just saying. ;) Kidding, I'm utterly loyal to her and she is to me as much as one could be.

Growing up in the punk-town of Vancouver, punky music is practically in my DNA.

I haven't spoken to her about this yet (she's literally just flown out to NZ for 3 weeks to see my other sister) but I'm quite sure she's been wetting herself in anticipation of the first 'The Cure' album in 16 years... her fave band growing up....

the list Paul has put up was much of the stuff that was being played in our 6th form common room back in the mid 80's.... at the time, I was all Rush/Yes/Genesis/Purple/Sabbath & Zep...
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^ I'm thinking your sister and I should maybe consider hooking up in the future depending upon how things go. My wife just did go to California again, and will be gone for a week; just saying. ;) Kidding, I'm utterly loyal to her and she is to me as much as one could be. That said, women do love a mustachioed man in a bright red diaper.

Growing up in the punk-town of Vancouver, punky music is practically in my DNA (kind of an epigenetics thing).

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Sorry Paul, there's literally NOTHING in this poll that I even remotely enjoy (and believe me, I've endured quite a lot of it back in the day)... it's all my sister's music!
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My faves here are: Magazine, Cocteau twins, Durutti column, Killing Joke, Souxsie and the banshees and Simple minds. Its a tight squeeze between Magazine and Killing Joke... but its gotta be 'Real life' by Magazine.

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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Apologies to fans of the ten spiky-haired acts I wasn't able to Squeeze into the poll. Embarrassed

Adam & the Ants
Bauhaus
Gang of Four
Joy Division
Orange Juice
The Proclaimers
Sisters of Mercy
Teardrop Explodes
Toyah
Wire


I love Joy Division, Wire, and Bauhaus, and like more there, but I also really like Cocteau Twin's Garlands and Siouxsie & the Banshees' The Scream (at least I got to cover those in my little series). Going with The Scream. Me voting for a two starred album by you Paul, will wonders never cease.   

By the way, not that it matters, but I would have voted for Unknown Pleasures by Joy Division had it been included.

Edited by Logan - Yesterday at 11:27
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