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Parallel Lines [Remaster]
Blondie
09/11/2001 Chrysalis
Records (USA) 33599
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Every Breath You Take: The Classics
The Police
01/11/2005 AandM
Records (USA) 0003765
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Greatest Hits: Sound and Vision
Blondie
03/07/2006 Capitol/EMI
Records 45863
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The Best Of Missing Persons (Capitol)
Missing Persons
05/29/2001 Capitol/EMI
Records 46628
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The Pretenders (1st LP)
The Pretenders
Sire
Records (USA) 6083
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Rebel Yell [Remaster]
Billy Idol
06/29/1999 Chrysalis
Records (USA) 20695
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Freedom Of Choice
Devo
07/07/1987 Warner
Bros. Records 3435
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Greatest Hits
The Cars
01/01/1985 Elektra
Entertainment 60464
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Candy-O
The Cars
Elektra
Entertainment 507
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Greatest Hits
Devo
08/03/2004 Rrw 78128 |
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New Wave is a term that has been used to describe many
developments in music, but is most commonly associated with a
movement in Western popular music, in the late 1970s and early 1980s
inspired by the punk rock or Punk movement. The genre was
fashionable during the 1980s and became somewhat popular again
during the 2000s. New Wave music was intially rock music, with a
punk attitude, mixed with other genres such as Funk, Disco, Reggae
and Ska. The term New Wave itself is a source of much confusion.
Originally, Seymour Stein, the head of Sire Records, needed a term
by which he could market his newly signed bands, who had frequently
played the club CBGB. Because radio consultants in the US had
advised their clients that punk rock was a fad (and because many
stations that had embraced disco had been hurt by the backlash),
Stein settled on the term "new wave." He felt that the music was the
musical equivalent of the French New Wave film movement of the
1960s. Like those film makers, his new artists (most notably Talking
Heads) Were anti-corporate, experimental, and a generation that had
grown up as critical consumers of the art they now practised. Thus,
the term "new wave" was initially interchangeable with "punk rock".
During this period of interchangebility, the "new wave" was seen by
many as a third distinct movement in rock music, the Rock and Roll
of the 1950s being the "first wave', the British Invasions of the
1960s being the "second wave". This latest "third wave" of the 1970s
was then the "new wave".
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