5 Albums to Get You Into NEW WAVE
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- Опубликовано: 2 авг 2024
- Today I'm talking New Wave! What are your favourite new wave records? Do you like my picks? Let's discuss in the comments section below.
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TOP 5 ALBUMS TO GET YOU INTO NEW WAVE:
1) Blondie - Parallel Lines (1978)
2) Devo - Freedom of Choice (1980)
3) Talking Heads - Remain in Light (1980)
4) The Police - Synchronicity (1983)
5) New Order - Power, Corruption & Lies (1983)
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I see New Order in the thumbnail. An instant click.
A great band but not New Wave
Bryan Wendorf Interesting comment considering New Order is the epitome of new wave.
But they are...
Brotherhood is their best album tho.
@@spaceinbetween6591 Nah everybody knows Low-life is their best! Wait, Low-life? Technique is their best!
OMD - Architecture & Morality
Duran Duran - Self Titled
Elvis Costello - This Years Model
Human League - Dare
The Boomtown Rats - Fine art of Surfacing
Tears For Fears - Songs from the big Chair
Simple Minds - Once Upon a Time
Soft Cell - Nonstop erotic cabaret
Yazoo - Upstairs at Erics
Adam & the Ants - Prince Charming
A Flock of Seagulls - Self Titled
Haircut 100 - Pelican West
A-Ha - Hunting high and Low
Talk Talk - the Partys Over
The Stranglers - Dreamtime
To name just a few notable records of mention for any one new to New Wave :)
Talktalk definitely
Don't forget YMO, Telex, Mecano, Aviador Dro, Laibach, Berlin etc.
Remain in Light is one of the greatest things ever. Great video!
ASENBAISEN a proper 10/10 album
17/10 (17 is my perfect, lucky number)
Dave byrne is amazing and has nothing but the audacity
It's honestly nuts how perfect that album is. And how incredibly ahead of it's time it sounds.
There are several Talking Heads songs/albums that I honestly think would turn heads if released today as new modern music. Nothing about it sounds dated somehow. There's PLENTY of music I love that is great, but sounds SO of the time it came from. INXS album "Kick" is one that immediately comes to mind. It sounds hilariously late 80s. Almost like it was made today...in an attempt to distil that late 80s, scooped mids, gated reverb, antiseptically clean, quasi new-jack-swing sound. But still a great album.
But then there are other albums....that are objectively timeless and sound like they're from every decade...or no decade. Remain in Light is one of those. I'd also say....Revolver(but _not_ Sgt Pepper). Also much of the music of The Police. And maybe Tool's Aenima and Lateralus. OH....and Animal Collective's brilliant Merriweather Post Pavilion.
Albums that don't scream "This is when I was made!" and instead work simply due to the music being effortlessly excellent.
That's what I thought, too, until I heard King Crimson, "Discipline" (1981). It's even got Adrian Belew on it.
Talking Heads, New Order, The Police! God do I love me some new wave.
Don’t forget The Cars!
Alright mr cuts, ive got to for your list: minimalism and neofolk. great work as always.
I definitely agree on the neo-folk front. I'd even go as far to suggest progressive bluegrass
deep cuts, reviewbrah and the melon should all have a scrap
Joseph Mcveigh ah yes, the holy trinity
a few months ago this comment would have left me scratching my head but now I understand it completely
@@oscarlaurentis2206 how?
Oliver is better than the melon tho.
those reviewbrah also review music?
If you're into the synthpop side of New Wave, it's vital you listen to Japan's 'Gentlemen Take Polaroids' and 'Tin Drum'. In my opinion, Tin Drum is the finest New Wave album ever released.
Rice Naydon agreed
Yes, it is.
Gentleman take Polaroids was never of my turntable 80/81
thanks
My favorite new wave albums:
Nothing to Fear - Oingo Boingo
Nada Personal - Soda Stereo
Heartbreak Highway - Rubber Rodeo
Nena - NENA
Working with Fire and Steel - China Crisis
soda stereo nice! charly garcia is also new wave.
Great albums!!!
I was let down by the lack of Boingo in this vid! lol
I lived through those years and love all these albums and was in a new wave band at the time. I associate different records maybe, but it's subjective. The Cure, The Smiths, Simple Minds,, Joy Division, Echo & Bunnymen, Siouxsie & The Banshees
Great job tough
The Cars and Tears for Fears got me really into new wave. Love these choices though!
Yeah the Cars most def lolz
Love the thumbnail picture xx
As a massive new wave fan , these are brilliant choices. Also worthy B52's - B52's. XTC - Black Sea. Skids - Days In Europa . Sparks - No 1 Song In Heaven
All of those should replace this mediocre list he put in the vid 😂
John foxx metamatic is an immense new wave album , if anyone hasn't heard it try it, especially if you like the electronic synth style albums.
Many times you are introducing me to new music, but today you are speaking my language! Thanks!
Man I was just about to eat my dinner looking for a nice video to watch while I do and nothing could catch my attention... And when I was just about to give up you drop this! Thanks Oliver, you're a lifesaver.
Great picks - I have owned all 5 of these albums pretty much since their release - makes me realize I was in my teens and twenties at the best time for music
New Order - Touched by the Hand of God is such a crushing song. Thanks for the vid :)
Soul Mining by ‘The The’ is a fantastic new wave album!!
Also, i absolutely LOVED your video on the Autechre catalog.
always great to see Oliver.
Genuinley only expected you to mention devo in passing, I'm so glad you included them!! They're like 5 in my top 10 bands of all time tbh
If u rate them that highly would love to see others on your list.
Another awesome music essay vid! I feel ya about XTC Skylarking and Cure’s Head On The Door 😎👍❤️
maybe 5 albums to get you into gothic rock?
Wampir3king the cure the cure the cure the cure the cure
yess seconded
my list: juju, pornography, in the flat field, first & last & always, only theatre of pain
Anne this list is literally exactly what I would recommend
Altough i personnaly preffer Pornography, Disintegration is trully one of the greatest albums of all time. So il probably think its better to go with Disintegration
Dimitar Vladimiroski agreed but i think pornography is a better representation of goth
Just found this channel and it’s amazing! I see comments regarding Noefolk and think that would be amazing!
Devo’s 1st album
B-52’s 1st album
Talking Heads 1st album
Cars 1st album
Blondie 1st album
That pretty much solidifies the first litter of Sister Ray’s spoiled brats..it
was her illegitimate brood aka No Wavers that really kept her spirit alive and kickin’
this list could never be big enough to hold all the essential new wave albums and these are 5 great records, but I definitely think Tears For Fears - Songs From The Big Chair deserved a spot here
Good video. Remain in Light has to be my favourite.
Great channel, will definitely be checking out more videos
Love these! Im a huge new wave fan
Got me listening to Remain in Light again. The Overload is so good!
Hi Oliver. Love the channel. Ever thought of doing a Sonic Youth essentials? :)
Nice! I love Synchronicity. I really think people underestimate the Police, mostly because of Stings solo career and Every breath you take. Any ways, great list!
I never seem to see synchronicity talked about enough. Almost every song is a 10/10 in my opinion and its one of my favourite albums
Great picks,I love new order
Awesome list. The only change I'd make would be to switch Ghost in the Machine for Synchronicity. But everything The Police created was magical, so I won't quibble too much on that.
Every time I hear the name Gary Newman I think Randy Newman. We need a collab.
Oh, that would be horrendous. Maybe it would work if Numan was more like the MOR, American new wave bands like Blondie or The Cars, but he has more in common with Suicide, Kraftwerk, and Cluster.
Television - Marquee Moon
Not new wave, post punk.
@@pablovargasfuentes817 Television were sharing the stage w/ all the punk pioneers at CBGBs, so chronologically they're not post-punk. The punk genre was not monolithic in its first wave, the NYC wave. Looking back, bands like Talking Heads and Blondie, who were also stars of the CB's scene are rightly sorted out as new wave. But a whole slew of bands, like Television, the Dictators, Suicide, Hot Lunch, 8 Eyed Spy, etc are harder to categorize. They were too hard-edged to be new wave, but not in the Ramones minimalist mindset either.
@@pablovargasfuentes817 post punk in '77? Marquee Moon is THE New Wave
@@MrThistlethwaite i remember very well ,in '77- '78 all this new band was called "Punk" ,Ramones & Television,Patty Smith Group & Blondie ,Sex Pistols & Police ...
@@vincenzopanzarino3148 Standing ovation!
love this channel
Great video and amazing channel, those are wonderful picks for new wave, I wonder If you could do a Sonic Youth or The Cure guide in the future. Greetings and massive support from Mexico City !
Fantastic work! Would love to see a video on No Wave
New to this channel- I’m 63 now and was a big New Wave fan from the get-go. Interesting list and topic not a best of per se. Anyway my 5 choices: “This Year”s Model, Elvis Costello, Construction Time Again Depeche Mode, PCL New Order, Architecture and Morality OMD, Drums and Wires XTC
Power, Corruption and Lies has achieved such a legend status that I feel it often outshines another excellent New Order record: Brotherhood. While it is a much less groundbreaking and innovative album, it should by no means be ignored as I feel it iterated on Power, Corruption and Lies reaching and even surpassing it in many aspects.
Great channel, great list, but I think Synchronicity and Power, Corruption and Lies came along late to be "New Wave." I can't think of better examples than Parallel Lines and Freedom of Choice though. Well done.
After buying the Power, Corruption & Lies album on release, I played the B side first. This was how I always listened to the album. Then damned CDs came along and ruined it. I've still not become accustomed to playing the album in its correct running order.
Didn't know I needed this
Misread as no wave and got really excited. This is still nice though.
Large LArry I’d love a no wave video
Thatd be so good
Asimov well i’m sure you’ll be happy when you look at his videos
Asimov it happened
Coulda used This Year's Model in my opinion, but still a really great and well thought out list.
Would have been cool to see Tears for Fears make the list.
Otherwise, excellent list!
And I'm glad that you made me remember how brilliant Remain in Light is.
As soon as I'm done watching this....I'm gonna pull that album up. Almost forgot how perfect it is....sounds WAY ahead of it's time.
All of these are great albums and it's nice to see The Police getting some love. For me I would add in The Jam (All Mod Cons, Setting Sons or Sound Affects) and any of Elvis Costello's first 4 albums.I wouldn't class New Order as New Wave but it's a small point and I don't really care for such labels anyway.
Devo yes. Saw them on the FOC tour, brilliant 👍
brilliant selection
i would love to see a video on no wave, keep up the great work
Check out any of the first 5 albums by Squeeze. I would personally recommend East Side Story (4th album) only just above Cool For Cats (2nd). For those who do not know, this band also featured a certain Mr. Jools Holland.
Great list
Awesome video as usual Oliver, as a counter to this video you should do a '5 albums to get you into no wave' video
Freedom of Choice was one of the first records I ever owned as a kid. To this day, one of my all-time favorites.
Wingo Shackleford Not a bad track on the album.
For New Wave: The Cars 1st Album, Yaz Upstairs at Eric’s, Any Early New Order, Elvis Costello Armed Forces, Erasure The Innocents, The Police Zenyata Mondatta.
Such great music and such variety.. Other Must hears -Madness, The English Best, The Smiths, Blondie, Romeo Void. -only to name a fee
thanks mr cuts
Hey, those energy dome hats aren't stupid! I have one! Wearing it right now.
Skylarking aaaaa!!!! ^o^
The way you made the introduction to New Order was funny, like you were desperately trying to make them recognised in their own right, and bury any of the troubled existence of Joy Division. Usually most people would describe New Order as "Oh, it's just Joy Division after Ian Curtis died." It goes to show how dependent New Order is on the context of Joy Division, and how the shadow of Ian Curtis still looms dark and tall above them.
5 leaves hardly enough room to breathe... This is such a rich and diverse genre. Tears for Fears, U2, Simple Minds, The Cure, I can go on and on 😄
U2 is pop man
@@gdmatter2286 I respectfully disagree, my friend. Their later albums are pop - true, but early ones - anything but! I am talking War, Boy, October, Unforgettable Fire.
@@TheTwangKings For me achtung baby is the most non-pop record by them.
@@gdmatter2286 Yes, it's kinda experimental...
Synchronicity is very overlooked. I would mention Discipline by King Crimson too, my favourite one by Fripp.
Great video my favourites are remain in light and q are we not men a we sre devo
Great New Wave Top 5! Parallel Lines is one of the LP’s that is classic from start to finish. You didn’t point out that ‘Fade Away Radiate’ featured Robert Fripp on Lead G. Also, your emphasis on TH Remain In Light is justified! An incredibly bold production! It’s ‘flip side’ being the monumental ‘My Life In The Bush of Ghosts’ which was also Produced by Byrne/Eno at the same time! Also, it seems New Order straddled Post Punk (Movement) and New Wave (Power, Corruption and Lies).
A guide to Talking Heads, please! I really want to discuss that CRAZY discography.
I enjoyed this video and your picks. Good stuff man. My faves? Okay here I go..
1. JAPAN-Quiet Life (1979)
2. GARY NUMAN-The Pleasure Principle (1979)
3. HUANG CHUNG (1982) aka Wang Chung
4. FASHION-Fabrique (1982)
5. DURAN DURAN-Rio (1982)
6. BUGGLES-The Age Of Plastic (1980)
7. THOMAS DOLBY-The Golden Age Of Wireless (1981-1982 different releases)
8. ROXY MUSIC-Flesh + Blood (1980)
9. MISSING PERSONS-Spring Session M (1982)
10. SIMPLE MINDS-New Gold Dream (1982)
I would have selected Regatta de Blanc myself. Synchronicity was a little later than the 80s British Invasion.
Amazing work! Please please do Boards of Canada album reviews... Hope you did well at school, cheers!
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I love the begining of "King of Pain".
I would have split enz true colours in there
great vid
If you're a fan of New wave try Odbrana I Posljedni Dani by Idoli (The Idols). It's a pretty dope album from a pretty dope ex-Yugoslavian band
Love it! Remain in light is fantastic.
have you considered doing any folk sub-genres?
A Freak Folk guide would be sick
The police & talking heads... this is my kind of list
It's honestly nuts how perfect *Remain in Light* is. And how incredibly ahead of it's time it sounds.
I honestly think it would turn heads if released today as new modern music. Nothing about it sounds dated somehow. There's PLENTY of music I love that is great, but sounds SO of the time it came from. INXS album "Kick" is one that immediately comes to mind. It sounds hilariously late 80s. Almost like it was made today...in an attempt to distil that late 80s, scooped mids, gated reverb, antiseptically clean, quasi new-jack-swing sound. But still a great album lol.
But then there are other albums....that are objectively timeless and sound like they're from every decade...or no decade. Remain in Light is one of those. I'd also say....Revolver(but _not_ Sgt Pepper). Also much of the music of The Police. And maybe Tool's Aenima and Lateralus. OH....and Animal Collective's brilliant Merriweather Post Pavilion.
Albums that don't scream "This is when I was made!" and instead work simply due to the music being effortlessly excellent.
The five highlighted albums are my meat and drink, the soundtrack of my life. Devo's live freedom of choice theme merging into whip it from power of positive thinking is stronger, better than stand alone whip it on freedom of choice. If there's one band fantastic band from the era that nobody has heard of I could put you on to it is japanese band jagatara.
hey nice video as always
a No wave video would be nice
I think Speaking In Tongues is a more poppy and digestible album than Remain In Light, if one is not super familiar with new wave. Otherwise, solid list. I get that you’re deep cuts, but I think Unknown Pleasures is the best thing the New Order guys ever did.
There is a little band very well known on my country called "Descontrolados" who were called new wave and post-punk by a magazine, i don't really call them post-punk but the music is really new wave-ish. Check out their EP "Piedad"
I am very surprised that you included The Police in this video. I used to listen them A LOT when I was younger.
Now that you did new wave. Do No Wave!
Pretty great list! Not at all related to new wave, but any possibility of a guide to Xiu Xiu or 5 albums to you into glitch in the future?
Good reviews. That said, I always had a problem in separating new wave from post-punk and to make my mind up about the pertinence of separating the two. To my mind remain in light and devo are post-punkers but, all in all, is good music that matters.
They are similar. Post punk is just dark and gothic new wave to me. Then new wave with a bunch of synths and drum machines becomes synth pop.
Please do more metal subgenres for these videos! I'd love to see a brutal death metal one :)
Lol this is my moms favorite genre. Hopefully I can get into it now
Has your mom got any records from that era? Steal them! Ha ha ha.
Good picks. How about Robert Fripp & The League of Gentlemen?
For someone who wants to go deeper in New Wave music should definitely listen to some Ex- YU albums like Katarina II or some Azra stuff!
Great stuff as always Oliver! I heard rumor of there being a guide to xiu xiu, is that true or just a rumor? Also have you ever thought about doing an essentials vid on deathconsciousness?
Also remain in light, probably the best new wave record period.
Neo-psychedelia next!
Great list but you need some honorable mentions: 1. Elvis Costello,Armed Forces 2. Pretenders self-titled Debut 3. The Cars Self-titled debut 4. Billy Idol Rebel Yell 5. Cyndi Lauper She's So Unusual.
Hmmm.... The problem with this genre is that there are way too many to choose from. But you made some solid choices. :)
How about a guide to Guided by Voices? It might take 3 hours but I’d watch it!
Synchronicity is great
I'm surprised that Depeche Mode wasn't included. Violator is like one of my all time favorite albums
They are synth pop.
It's more electronica than new wave. The latter is more guitar-based and ragged than the majorly calculated, sequenced perfectionism of 'Violator', or any album of theirs from 1984-1997.
Yeah Violator is definitely not new wave
@@somebraveapollo8211 this is not accurate. Synth pop and new wave overlap heavily. The idea that new wave is always guitar oriented is the dumbest shit I’ve ever read.
1990? I remember New Wave years from '76 to '84
6. Depeche Mode - Music for the Masses
can you do 5 albums to get into dream pop?
Some of your favorite authors(poet,playwright or writer)?
YES
You should do a follow-up with Synthpop!