Album of 2021 (Part III) - Durly to VOTE

[marie67]

Jim Steinman - Bad for Good

[1964white]

I'd forgotten about this rebel lass....

Anthem is Toyah’s finest hour. A new wave, post punk, pulp sci-fi mix which was so easy to ridicule but nevertheless memorable.

Toyah - Anthem - 64

[Lorimer46]

Diary of a Madman - Ozzy Osbourne

[White Riot]

Congratulations Jill

1981

Soft Cell - Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret

[The Subhuman]

I'd forgotten about this rebel lass....

Anthem is Toyah’s finest hour. A new wave, post punk, pulp sci-fi mix which was so easy to ridicule but nevertheless memorable.

Toyah - Anthem - 64

Not even close

Sheep Farming in Barnet

[The Subhuman]

Not going well so far, for me...

[SnifferClarke]

Squeeze- East Side Story

[1964white]

Not going well so far, for me...

In what respect?

[Mrs64]

Jon & Vangelis - The Friends Of Mr Cairo

Thank you Faaip & Riot

[Durly]

Zounds - The Curse Of Zounds

[The Subhuman]

Nice

[1964white]

Zounds - The Curse Of Zounds

Punk band on the Rough Trade label, if I recall correctly, never heard it then, so one to look forward to.

[Durly]

Punk band on the Rough Trade label, if I recall correctly, never heard it then, so one to look forward to.

"Anarcho hippy punks" is the most common phrase I've seen used about them. A lighter, slightly more upbeat sound than a lot of the other anarcho punk stuff that was around at the time. 'Curse' was on Rough Trade. Their first EP was on Crass Records.

[The Subhuman]

ALBUM OF 1981 (PART III)

NOMINATE NOW

THOSE THAT HAVE NOMINATED ARE IN BLUE

Blue Oyster Cult - Fire of Unknown Origin - Faaip
Jim Steinman - Bad for Good - Marie
Toyah - Anthem - 64
Diary of a Madman - Ozzy Osbourne - Lorimer
Soft Cell - Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret - White Riot
Squeeze- East Side Story - Sniffer
Jon & Vangelis - The Friends Of Mr Cairo - Mrs 64
Zounds - The Curse Of Zounds - Durly
Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band - Nine Tonight - Cussie
Angelic Upstarts- 2,000,000 Voices - Madron


White Riot
Muppet
Cussie
64
faaip
1304
Mrs 64
Marie
Durly
BobHirst
Madron
Sniffer Clarke
Lorimer
Durly


THE FOLLOWING WERE PREVIOUSLY NOMINATED IN ROUNDS I OR II, SO CAN'T BE PUT FORWARD THIS TIME (Rd III)

Simple Minds 'Sons and Fascination/Sister Feelings Call'
Tom Tom Club 'Tom Tom Club'
King Crimson 'Discipline'
Iron Maiden 'Killers'
Bobby Womack 'The Poet'
Siouxsie and the Banshees 'JuJu'
ELO 'Time'
Miles Davis 'The Man With the Horn'
New Order - Movement'
Rush 'Exit ... Stage Left'
U2 'October'
Human League ‘Dare’
Killing Joke 'what's THIS for...!
Gil Scott-Heron 'Reflections'
Foreigner '4'
Rush 'Moving Pictures'
The Replacements 'Sorry Ma, Forgot To Take Out the Trash'
Cure 'Faith'
Japan 'Tin Drum'
Public Image Ltd 'Flowers of Romance'
Echo & The Bunnymen 'Heaven Up Here'
Motorhead 'No sleep til Hammersmith'
Whitesnake ‘Come An’ Get It’
Grace Jones 'Nightclubbing'
Brian Eno and David Byrne 'My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts'
Police 'Ghost in the Machine'
Go Go's 'Beauty & The Beat'
OMD 'Architecture & Morality'
'Phil Collins 'Face Value'
Chaka Khan 'What Cha' Goona Do For Me'
dBs 'Stands for Decibles'
Gun Club 'Fire of Love'
Abba 'The Visitors'
J J Cale 'Shades'

[CUSSIE01]

Congratulations Mrs 64
If live albums are still allowed I’ll go with Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band - Nine Tonight

[1964white]

"Anarcho hippy punks" is the most common phrase I've seen used about them. A lighter, slightly more upbeat sound than a lot of the other anarcho punk stuff that was around at the time. 'Curse' was on Rough Trade. Their first EP was on Crass Records.

Rough Trade & Crass were two respected labels in the late 70s/80s.

[Madron]

Angelic Upstarts- 2,000,000 Voices
Of its time, but I still love it.

[Muppet the Cat]

Blue Oyster Cult - Fire of Unknown Origin

With one of my favourite BOC tracks - Joan Crawford

[The Subhuman]

With one of my favourite BOC tracks - Joan Crawford

It's a cracker, Veteran is my favourite from that album ...

[malcolmw]

As usual, gatecrashing this party when its almost over.

1981 album for me is Peter Green - Whatcha Gonna Do