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Category Archives: Bumstead in the 80s
R.E.M., Green, 1989
I know an R.E.M. fan who loved them right up until Document. When Green, came out—their major label debut—he was so appalled he dropped them for about ten years, missed out on Automatic For The People and only discovered it … Continue reading
Eurythmics, 1984 For The Love Of Big Brother, 1984
My teenage Eurythmics fandom began with their first big hit “Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)” whereupon I purchased the back catalogue, In The Garden, Sweet Dreams and Touch and I continued buying their albums up until 1987’s Savage, which … Continue reading
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Tagged 1984, Big Brother, Eurythmics, Music, review, Vinyl
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Devo, Oh, No! It’s Devo, 1982
Talk about an apt album title. Oh no, indeed. Here’s why Devo were such a great band for a teenager in 1985 – they were an alternative to mainstream synth pop, that is, a way out of the blandness of top … Continue reading
Racey, Smash And Grab, 1979
Er…awful to admit, but it all starts here. My life in music seeded in the kitschiest crap of the disco era. I could probably write a full review of this album with my eyes closed while playing the album in … Continue reading
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Tagged 1979, Music, Racey, review, Smash and Grab, Vinyl
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