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more nineties... is what i'm focusing on this late november. i've been paying a lot of attention to the twee-86s lately that i almost forgot how much the nineties has to offer. in the eighties you have new wave, cold wave, minimal, synth, punk, goth, post punk, twee and indie but the nineties has all of the above plus madchester, shoegaze, grunge, etc. lol, just trying to converse and maybe i'll get your attention!!
back to the post... an early 7" single by spectacle, a local shoegaze band have their one and only cd simply named 'glow in the dark soul' (djspacekid knows what i'm taking about) released in 1998. a very good cd consisting 15 tracks. stargazing and split screen are a shoegaze work of art and so as track 1 of this seven, you dig. the flip side reminds me of primal scream!! what the top 40 america addresses as melodic folk-rock is simlpy shoegaze to me...
kunin mo dito
back to the post... an early 7" single by spectacle, a local shoegaze band have their one and only cd simply named 'glow in the dark soul' (djspacekid knows what i'm taking about) released in 1998. a very good cd consisting 15 tracks. stargazing and split screen are a shoegaze work of art and so as track 1 of this seven, you dig. the flip side reminds me of primal scream!! what the top 40 america addresses as melodic folk-rock is simlpy shoegaze to me...
kunin mo dito