Most unfamiliar with 87, 88 and 89. Rare recommendations?

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ExTeaSea Profile United States
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  • Posted: 11/12/2019 00:15
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From the late 60s up until this year's music I'm most unfamiliar with 87, 88 and 89. Also 90 & 91. Any recommendations of less popular albums during those years? Something badass and experimental would be a plus.
Tha1ChiefRocka Scank Stinatra Profile
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  • Posted: 11/12/2019 00:52
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I have so many listened to for 89. It's a gold mine.

88 & 87 charts need an update.

Here are some from 89 that are not on your chart.


Hats by The Blue Nile


Distemper by The New Christs


Floating Into The Night by Julee Cruise


Love Is Hell by Kitchens Of Distinction


"i" by A.R. Kane
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  • Posted: 11/12/2019 01:40
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Here are my favorites in each year that you haven't rated or charted:

'87


Substance by New Order

This one isn't rare, but it's essential listening even if you've heard their albums.

'88


Spring Fever! by The Pussywillows

This one is rare.

'89


Deep Listening by Pauline Oliveros, Stuart Dempster And Panaiotis

This one is somewhere between rare and not rare.
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88


The House Of Love by The House Of Love

Jangle.


Symphonic Suite AKIRA by Geinoh Yamashirogumi

Classical (I suppose)


Kaira by Toumani Diabaté

Mande


14 Iced Bears by 14 Iced Bears

Twee/jangle


Corrupt Postman by Various Artists

Twee


Plux Quba by Nuno Canavarro

"Experimental"


Favorite Shirts by Lollipop Sonic

Indie rock/twee


Na Rekah Vavilonskih by Aporea

Mystery genre
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I have charts. Not all of them finished. But they should be of use.
babyBlueSedan Used to be sort of blind, now can sort of see Profile United States
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A couple you haven't rated. One of my favorite punk / post-hardcore albums:


Wrong by NoMeansNo

A really great synth / dance pop album:


Introspective by Pet Shop Boys
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PurpleHazel Profile United States
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Spirit Of Eden by Talk Talk

A BEA favorite. 1988



Greed by Ambitious Lovers

Former DNA guitarist Arto Lindsay fronts art-rock band with experimental and Brazilian touches. 1988



Amnesia by Richard Thompson

1988



Secrets Of The Beehive by David Sylvian

1987



Naked City by John Zorn

A peak of bananas experimental jazz-rock-other. "Jazzcore?" 1990
ExTeaSea Profile United States
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  • Posted: 11/12/2019 13:56
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Tha1ChiefRocka wrote:
I have so many listened to for 89. It's a gold mine.

88 & 87 charts need an update.

Here are some from 89 that are not on your chart.


Hats by The Blue Nile


Distemper by The New Christs


Floating Into The Night by Julee Cruise


Love Is Hell by Kitchens Of Distinction


"i" by A.R. Kane


Thanks! Been meaning to listen to that Blue Nile album since I enjoyed another one of theirs. I'll check out the others as well.
ExTeaSea Profile United States
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  • Posted: 11/12/2019 15:46
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babyBlueSedan wrote:
A couple you haven't rated. One of my favorite punk / post-hardcore albums:


Wrong by NoMeansNo

A really great synth / dance pop album:


Introspective by Pet Shop Boys


Been intrigued by the Nomeansno cover so I've been meaning to check it out. Thanks for the suggestions!
ExTeaSea Profile United States
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  • Posted: 11/12/2019 15:48
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PurpleHazel wrote:

Spirit Of Eden by Talk Talk

A BEA favorite. 1988



Greed by Ambitious Lovers

Former DNA guitarist Arto Lindsay fronts art-rock band with experimental and Brazilian touches. 1988



Amnesia by Richard Thompson

1988



Secrets Of The Beehive by David Sylvian

1987



Naked City by John Zorn

A peak of bananas experimental jazz-rock-other. "Jazzcore?" 1990


Thanks! Talk Talk are great! Pretty sure I've heard that one once but haven't added it yet. Will have to revisit it for sure. Really like another one of theirs. Your other picks look promising.
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