I remember this band had a member, maybe two from a band I enjoyed in the early 80s, Split Enz. This is a more mature and mainstream, but still enjoyable
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I remember this band had a member, maybe two from a band I enjoyed in the early 80s, Split Enz. This is a more mature and mainstream, but still enjoyable
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On the surface nothing special, but I found this tune infectious. I remember it slighty but notenough to call it a memory. It's a well written song with excellent melodic hooks.
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Never gave this song much notice when it came out. But this one is amazing! The inectious bass, the raw vocals, the harmonic chorus, it's fantastic, I remember seeing the video on Mtv and that was about it. The song is again, truly amazing.
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I have heard of this band, and their hit, My Girl (Gone, Gone, Gone), which wasn't too bad. I feel this is a stronger representation of the musical ability. Straight forward Rock N Roll without the gimmicks.
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This one is a brand new find for me. You gotta love the bass line on this one. It's a little like Devo and a whole lot of wonderful. At just a bit over 2 minute this one left me begging for more. So I gave the rest of the album a quick listen and this song is the best of the bunch. I hope you enjoy it.
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Just discovered today! I love uncovering new music that has a familar sound. This sounds more like a song from 1979 or 1980 than 1987. A mix between Synth-Pop and Rock. What an amazing find!
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I wish I wasn't so dismissive on all music that wasn't 'Rock' back when I went to see Milwaukee local bands. There were so many excellent bands that I never gave the chance. Colur Radio is one of them. With Hard Rock and Heavy Metal making a big impact, it filled my need for music and left nearly no room for other genres. My error in my prejedicial mindset. I regress... Not quite polished but rythmically hypnotizing is this song from Colour Radio - Adrianna's Dream.
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I remember the first time I heard this on the radio. It was either the late 70s or early 80s. It blew me away! An intricate song with a melding of symphonic components and rock guitars. AMAZING! Only until recently have I listen to a little more of what City Boy has to offer. There is some good stuff on their releases. Here is the title track from their 1979 album.
I recently discovered this little gem about a year ago. It's really catchy Synth-Pop/Rock tune from what seems to be a California Christian band. My first reaction when I saw the name was they were from Europe, Germany perhaps, But not so. I hope you enjoy this as much as I do
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Crumbächer - Name Droppers (1986)