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  • Re: Psychadelic Furs: Mad

    From Alpha@VERT/CARDNCLW to poindexter FORTRAN on Wed May 6 15:36:00 2020
    The Psychadelic Furs new album, Made of Rain has been delayed until July 31st - was supposed to come out this weekend. The first single, Don't Believe, sounds like vintage PFurs - closer to their older post-punk
    roots than their glossy New Wave peak, but smoothed over.

    Can't WAIT to listen to this album. I saw them live waaaaay back in the
    early 90's at my university in Riverside, California. It was "The World
    Outside Tour" in the USA, I think. So good.

    It was also the same year that Echo & The Bunnymen came to campus as well, but without lead signer Ian McCulloch... which they conveniently didn't advertise lol. "Echo and the Bogusmen" we called them after that.

    Sigh. Good times. Good to see an amazing band like the Furs still making
    music!


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  • From calcmandan@VERT/DIGDIST to poindexter FORTRAN on Thu May 7 08:14:00 2020
    poindexter FORTRAN wrote to calcmandan <=-

    Re: Re: Psychadelic Furs: Mad
    By: calcmandan to Alpha on Thu May 07 2020 01:26 am

    I wish I could've seen The Cars.

    1985, Wang Chung opened up for them. Ric Ocasek didn't say a word.
    Sounded great, though, and Benjamin Orr carried the night as he always did. RIP.

    Ben Orr was a beast. Such a shame he died so young.Didn't know Ocasek died until
    a few days ago. I got an original pressing of the Heartbeat City CD of discogs.com
    the other day. It shipped from Moscow and took nearly two months to arrive.

    The book and cd are near mint. I wasted no time ripping the CD and adding the album to my streaming server. I think my spouse is sick of 'drive' now.

    Last year we have a music festival of 80s bands at a local Indian Casino. Loverboy was the headliner and they blew me away. I associated as a band my sister and her friends listened to. Never imagined they'd be so good.

    1982, Loverboy opened up for Journey on the "Escape" tour. My first concert!

    That would've been epic. I sort of feel a slight pull of jealousy. I was eight years old in 1982 and was still playing kiddie music on my eight track player.

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  • From Dumas Walker@VERT/CAPCITY2 to POINDEXTER FORTRAN on Thu May 7 17:01:00 2020
    1985, Wang Chung opened up for them. Ric Ocasek didn't say a word. Sounded grea
    , though, and Benjamin Orr carried the night as he always did. RIP.

    Nothing against Ocasek, also RIP, but most of my favorite Cars tunes are
    the ones that Orr sang on.

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  • From Dumas Walker@VERT/CAPCITY2 to CALCMANDAN on Thu May 7 17:03:00 2020
    1982, Loverboy opened up for Journey on the "Escape" tour. My first concert!

    That would've been epic. I sort of feel a slight pull of jealousy. I was eight >years old in 1982 and was still playing kiddie music on my eight track player.

    I turned 12 that year. I was starting to listen to acts like Journey and Loverboy, but I did not start attending concerts until I was 17 and I went
    to see Pink Floyd. :O

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  • From calcmandan@VERT/DIGDIST to Dumas Walker on Fri May 8 02:47:00 2020
    Dumas Walker wrote to CALCMANDAN <=-

    1982, Loverboy opened up for Journey on the "Escape" tour. My first concert!

    That would've been epic. I sort of feel a slight pull of jealousy. I was eight
    years old in 1982 and was still playing kiddie music on my eight track player.

    I turned 12 that year. I was starting to listen to acts like Journey
    and Loverboy, but I did not start attending concerts until I was 17 and
    I went to see Pink Floyd. :O

    My brother bought 'The Wall' single at gemco in 1979 and I confiscated it from him no time later.

    I do have to correct what I said. I largely listened to my kiddy records and tapes and had the occasional gem that my older siblings were l istening to.

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  • From calcmandan@VERT/DIGDIST to Dumas Walker on Fri May 8 02:50:00 2020
    Dumas Walker wrote to POINDEXTER FORTRAN <=-

    1985, Wang Chung opened up for them. Ric Ocasek didn't say a word. Sounded grea

    , though, and Benjamin Orr carried the night as he always did. RIP.

    Nothing against Ocasek, also RIP, but most of my favorite Cars tunes
    are the ones that Orr sang on.

    Oh i'm with you 100%

    Daniel Traechin

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