MSNBC article about New Wave "comeback"
posted by davidt on Wednesday March 10 2004, @09:00AM

bsd9197 writes:

Article on MSNBC site makes mention of new album:

"Modern rock legends the Cure, though only broken up for the last few years, have a new collection out, “Join the Dots: B-sides and Rarities, 1978-2001,” and a three-record deal for new material with Artist Direct Records. The Smiths, named “most influential band of the last 50 years” by Britain’s New Musical Express mag in 2002, are apparently not reuniting. Brooding lead singer Morrissey has a new album, “You Are the Quarry,” coming out in April, but both he and erstwhile Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr deny rumors of a band reunion."

See full article at:
'80s bands poised for another 'New Wave' - MSNBC
Tears for Fears, Duran Duran, Pixies reunite to make music again

 
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    i fear... (Score:1)
    i fear that we will alway be treated to these, the smiths will reform rumours, like the ones that always followed the beatles.

    alas it will never happen. though, is that a bad thing?
    rallen <kiing_rallen@yahoo.co.uk> -- Wednesday March 10 2004, @09:36AM (#89853)
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    the best form of revenge is to live well.
      Noo Wave? (Score:1)
      How on earth can mainstream press be so terribly ignorant? The Smiths were the total antithesis to new wave - their formation was very much a reaction to the whole faceless synth-pop prancer ideal that was so prevalent in 1983.

      Articles like this are the worst affront to Morrissey's efforts to re-establish himself as a successful artist in the present time. He returns after 7 years as the man who is going to save the music industry from the crashing bores of pop pap in 2004, not as some "new wave nostalgia act" from 20 years ago. Duran Duran? Sheesh! Get real, MSNBC.
      Silly_Willy_Taxman -- Wednesday March 10 2004, @09:39AM (#89858)
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      • Re:Noo Wave? by Anonymous (Score:0) Wednesday March 10 2004, @11:45AM
        • Re:Noo Wave? by MasterOfWho (Score:1) Thursday March 11 2004, @04:32PM
          hmmm? (Score:1)
          when did the Cure break up?
          mr. superinvisible -- Wednesday March 10 2004, @11:37AM (#89895)
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          • Re:hmmm? by Anonymous (Score:1) Wednesday March 10 2004, @12:03PM
            • Re:hmmm? by Anonymous (Score:0) Wednesday March 10 2004, @12:16PM
              • the difference by mr. superinvisible (Score:1) Wednesday March 10 2004, @10:05PM
            msnbc mediocre silly news boffins cringing (Score:0)
            The mainstream shows its ignorance of pop culture beyond Beyonce and The passions of Mel. Typical that a network whose news readers are Court TV castoffs would so thoroughly misrepresent this " story."
            Anonymous -- Thursday March 11 2004, @03:14PM (#90126)


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