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| quote: | Originally posted by Eu4ea_18
Radioactivity is the theme song for the only eletronica radio show we have in my hometown, and they played that in the start of everyshow!!
haha, "Radioaktivitaet" the silly germans.
But synthpop, or new wave, is by far nothing to be ashamed of. I think it was a truly good and sincere musical movement that started off in britain, and did a lot for the scene. I still love new order, simple minds, modern english, and the like. "Cheese" usually has no feeling/emotion; it's empty, and it's like enjoying watching horror films.
And ATB's 9pm is still really good!! ..wasn't it
and I remember one more, this is huge: Aqua - Calling You
how good is the synth bit?? So ashamed though! |
I know what you mean. Never listened to Aqua though, couldn't get past that awful tune on the radio, totally killed the eurodance scene for me.
Whenever I hear Kraftwerk I go wow, these are the guys who invented synthpop music. Catchy lyrics & melodies, very simple, but they did it before the 80's and anyone else who thought of the idea to add synthesiser driven pop music to a dance beat.
The three synthpop groups I think are often ignored are Pet Shop Boys, Anything Box & Information Society. Synthpop often stands out against new wave in that there aren't as many guitars and the vocals are more detached/melancolic. Oh and of course it has lots of neat synthwork 
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Current fav albums
DNA, kick me up
Protoculture, Circadians
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