4 Rare 80s Albums [Part 1] New Wave [Re-seed]
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A Year ago today I started posting these series that have now reached 53 volumes. I am going to re-seed them gradually because of many requests I am getting for a re-post. Apparently older torrents have either no or few seeders. Also since my intention is to promote these long forgotten bands, I am hoping there will be new downloaders as well. Blue Zoo - 2 x 2 [1982] Blue Zoo was formed in 1980, Band members were: Mike Ansell on bass, Matthew Flowers (formerly of new wave band "Sore Throat") on keyboards, Pete Lancaster on trumpet, Andy O on vocals, Tim Parry on guitar and Mickey Sparrow on drums. Steve Pond from Inner City Unit played occasional synthesizer. Parry later went on to become a record producer. Blue Zoo had one UK hit single. In October 1982 "Cry Boy Cry" charted and reached number 13. It stayed on the UK Singles Chart's Top 40 for eight weeks. Stabilizers - Tyranny [1986] The Stabilizers were a pop/rock duo founded in the early 1980s by musicians Dave Christenson and Rich Nevens. With Christenson on lead vocals and Nevens on guitars and occasional keyboards. In 1986, They released Tyranny, their first and only album. The guitar and synth-laced album followed in the style of other 1980s bands such as Duran Duran, Tears for Fears and Mr. Mister. The first single from Tyranny was "One Simple Thing," which peaked at number 21 on the Billboard Mainstream Rock Tracks chart and number 93 on the Billboard Hot 100. Trees - Sleep Convention [1983] Fronted by Dane Conover, Trees was a New Wave one-man band from San Diego, California. Trees only released one album on MCA and produced by Earle Mankey in 1982 called Sleep Convention which was a critical success but a commercial failure due to MCA's problems at the time. And also created 5 Low Budget Music Videos. Reviews included comments like " Pop Music of the Future, and "is a stunning debut which shows remarkable originality and talent. That this record died the commercial death is not just incomprehensible, it's criminal." Dane Conover ended Trees after one album to move on to other projects. Two Minds Crack - Victory Parade [1986] Two Minds Crack was a new wave power pop band fronted by Kevin Jones [singer/guitarist and main songwriter]. Victory Parade is a critically acclaimed album and extremely catchy. A must grab for new wave power pop band lovers!
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Hello!
Do you have Trance Dance?
Do you have Trance Dance?
Blue Zoo...many thanks for this one 80z
..where do you did them up from....LOL
..where do you did them up from....LOL
Hey... Maybe a stupid question (but then again I'm from Belgium), but why is the size of this "re-seed" bigger that the original seed from a year ago...
poweet, Good question. The reason is that I have put some extra songs on Blue Zoo album that were not on the original torrent. That should explain it! cheers
80z you rock so so so so so so so so much
80zforever i'd have try to search the DNA's album "Party Tested" where appear the song "Doctors Of The Universe", do you know where i can find it? Thanks for the music
So glad I found you, I've listened to these 4 albums and are great, I'll keep listening to more rare albums of yours ;) Thank you!!
thanks!
Thanks
two minds crack is OOOOKAY, but the other 3 on here make this one of the best volumes in this, um voluminous series. trees is a rare album, blue zoo is great (read allmusicguide review) and stabilizers is a great lost treat, all different in style (very), but all great in their own way (very!).
Hey 80z :)
Stumbled over your great uploads by accident and really appreciate the cool stuff.
Just curious - do you have, by any chance, ViceVersa's (proto ABC) "8 Aspects of" from 1980 ?
Stumbled over your great uploads by accident and really appreciate the cool stuff.
Just curious - do you have, by any chance, ViceVersa's (proto ABC) "8 Aspects of" from 1980 ?
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