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@@Erwin-xb5vh Yeah man I messed up for some reason. I'm slipping. Good catch though, peace.

@@OpenYourEyes303 no problem man! Good taste in music :-)

@@JavierBenjamingomezglz You're welcome, peace.

@@OpenYourEyes303 do you have more resistance D albums?

@@JavierBenjamingomezglz They only have 2 albums. The other one was uploaded by someone else, but here's the link. ruclips.net/video/HlTiU8RED-Y/видео.htmlfeature=shared

@@IE9799 You're welcome. I was lucky to grow up with a really good college radio station called KCMU 90.3 in Seattle, which is now KEXP 90.3. They only played music that wasn't on the "normal" radio stations and had specialty shows dedicated to different music genres and styles.

What's wrong, Mihail?

@@danielpagett4778 this emoji says that I liked it)

Sure. This record is a banger.

That's cool and yes he was a legend. I'm assuming you're from England, most of the bands I liked came from there. New wave, Goth, Techno, all top notch. I'm originally from Seattle, Washington in the US. I was one of the few people that played UK Breakbeat Techno in my sets. Most DJ's played either Detroit Techno, New York or Chicago House, Miami Techno Bass music, or German Techno. So I did my best to represent UK Techno, which to me was the best sounding best out of them all. It just had a different unique sound, killer bass lines and got people on the dance floor. Wish I could've gone to the clubs and raves put on in England during that though, must've been incredible.

An oldie, but a goodie, glad you enjoy it. Peace.

Another oldie, hopefully not to be forgotten. They once opened for the band Suicide. Some of the music from the band Chris and Cosey reminds me of this album.

You're going to repeat the repeats.

​@@OpenYourEyes303 repeatedly

@@charliepatterson9321 A relentless loop, constantly returning to the same album, hitting replay, as if caught in a ceaseless cycle. A perpetual state of déjà vu, pressing play, then play again, forever looping back to the start. Endless repetition, a musical merry-go-round where each song circles back to the beginning, creating an infinite, unbreakable loop. Always playing, a roundabout of recurring rhythms, for infinity in every dimension ever created.

I know right, some covers can really help draw in a possible listeners curiosity and vice versa. Glad you enjoyed it, peace.

Yes, music will save the world.

Heck yeah, I remember that game.

2025❤

Yeah❤I know lol😅

Music will keep you young at heart. Peace.

Sabres of Paradise? Keep talking. (Never heard of them). I paid over $20.00 for this double vinyl set. I played it on a Dual Ortofon record player with a Shure V cartridge needle. The speakers are 15 inch woofers. I still have them. Really high power blasting stuff from England. Those tiny islands people.

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I hear ya, Jack Dangers music is pretty unique. MBM is definitely one of my favorite bands of all time, so much great music.

I agree, I'm from Seattle so they were very much part of the Synth-Pop scene there. This album, Zimmerkampf and Yeah Whatever we're all very much listened to by people where I lived. Glad to have got to listen to them and I still do occasionally, especially the Yeah Whatever album. You're very welcome though. Edit: I forgot to say what great club's Vancouver BC had with the Luv-A-Fair and Graceland. Used to go up to those club's to escape the Seattle scene occasionally. Good times.

I discovered them in 1989. Just 2 tracks on a tape (yeah whatever and Crucify me). They are unknown in France but finding their albums is not difficult. Many of their songs should have become 80's classics. I'm proud to be one if their fans.

That's scary to me, those things are beautiful, but they leave nasty bites. Edit: Now you got me worried. I'm vacuuming the heck outta my house tomorrow.