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Subject: Retro Alternative Dance music
Hey guys,
I want to know what it was like to walk into an Alternative night club.. if there ever was such a thing. So, besides New Order, OMD, Ministry, and Yaz, what other alternative dance groups were popular??? I would like some more variety in my cd collection.. plus I love alternative dance.
Subject: Re: Retro Alternative Dance music
: Hey guys,
: I want to know what it was like to walk into an
: Alternative night club.. if there ever was
: such a thing. So, besides New Order, OMD,
: Ministry, and Yaz, what other alternative
: dance groups were popular??? I would like
: some more variety in my cd collection.. plus
: I love alternative dance.
Thank you DJ Midas!! Just need to track these down and sample em, then maybe put them onto a killer cd collection! Thanks again for that great list!
Subject: Re: Retro Alternative Dance music
: Hey guys,
: I want to know what it was like to walk into an
: Alternative night club.. if there ever was
: such a thing. So, besides New Order, OMD,
: Ministry, and Yaz, what other alternative
: dance groups were popular??? I would like
: some more variety in my cd collection.. plus
: I love alternative dance.
Where I lived in the 80's (Phoenix) I recall hearing songs by these alternative dance groups at the clubs:
MCL (Micro Chip League)
CCCP
Camouflage
Front 242
Red Flag
Real Life
A Split Second
Baby Ford
Nitzer Ebb
Voyou
Xymox
Bigod 20
Book of Love
Siouxsie & The Banshees
Cabaret Voltaire
Moev
Depeche Mode
Die Warzau
Echo & The Bunnymen
Gene Loves Jezebel
Nine Inch Nails
The Smiths
Umodetic
Just to name a few... TX posted a great list of alternative dance tracks from the late 80's under the "Dance songs from 1989" thread in this messageboard. Hope this helps.
--DJ Midas
CCP
Subject: Re: Retro Alternative Dance music
: Where I lived in the 80's (Phoenix) I recall
: hearing songs by these alternative dance
: groups at the clubs: MCL (Micro Chip League)
: CCCP
: Camouflage
: Front 242
: Red Flag
: Real Life
: A Split Second
: Baby Ford
: Nitzer Ebb
: Voyou
: Xymox
: Bigod 20
: Book of Love
: Siouxsie & The Banshees
: Cabaret Voltaire
: Moev
: Depeche Mode
: Die Warzau
: Echo & The Bunnymen
: Gene Loves Jezebel
: Nine Inch Nails
: The Smiths
: Umodetic
This is a cool list that you've compiled here, DJ!!!