Synth pop music, from the 80s

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  1. Old Goat

    Old Goat Well-Known Member

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    I'm going to break the rules with this one.
    It's from 1977, but too good to exclude.

     
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    Acido Tyke Well-Known Member

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    Midge still likes to do 'Hymn' as well doesn't he, from the early 80s Ultravox days. And by the way, is this one of the rare times, when the song title is not actually in the lyrics!. :rolleyes:
    And there's his mate Billy Currie on the keyboards lol.

     
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    I wouldn’t put CB in the synth pop bracket. Synth yes…. Eventually , industrial post punk electronic noise…. but definitely not pop, 100% torchbearers to anything that followed though especially in Sheffield.
     
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    Local 80s synth pop

     
  6. x11barnsley

    x11barnsley Well-Known Member

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    It’s very difficult categorising music styles and what is classed as popular.
    They certainly became more commercial in the 80’s and were a major influence to bands who produced more “ popular” style music
     
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    Saw these in Saltburn c 1978, very underwhelmed.
     

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