does it still exist? i havent seen a copy in years. is it an indie ghetto?the tracklists alone are a perfect illustration of how far the NME has fallen.
I can't believe there were so many! I wish I still had that Rough Trade C81 - I've tried to find it on eBay but no luck. I do still have the High Voltage one though which is brill.
does it still exist? i havent seen a copy in years. is it an indie ghetto?
the tracklists alone are a perfect illustration of how far the NME has fallen.
Indeed. The same decade saw nurse with wound reviewed in smash hits...isn't it?
they used to do guides to Jazz and country and reggae and stuff?
actually well thought out and compiled?
in the NME? you'd hardly believe it would you.
see the 80's weren't all bad
Indeed. The same decade saw nurse with wound reviewed in smash hits...
(evidence here - thanks to fozzie as ever...)
there is, or used to be, somewhere online that has scans of old smash hits singles reviews written by neil tennant of the pet shop boys. i wish i could find it. he was achingly hip, showcasing all sorts of amazing NY dance records - early electro, freestyle, disco, etc. stuff like the peech boys and tyrone brunson. he had/has good taste in music, our neil.that is just awesome
click on the link in the OP, then click on the tape you want and download.How does one listen to these comps then?
Diolch n fawr