Ex-Boston Boy, growing up under the shadow of the city. I was shipped to suburbia for school, and when I got my first walkman (cassettes!), November Group, Gary Numan, Laurie Anderson, and A Flock Of Seagulls were on my 'playlist'. This EP is my teenage soundtrack, and I thought I'd never hear these songs again...Thank You for sharing!
I'm a British fan of post-punk new wave music and this is the first time I've discovered a group from Boston/MA that was producing the type of music I love. I had thought no-one in Boston was making this sort of music so this is a nice surprise. I also recently discovered Escalator Of Life by Robert Hazard, although he was from Philadelphia.
My fav band growing up in Cambridge in the early 1980’s (late ‘70’s too!). I had set lists from all over the city. They played a very famous western mass college Halloween party in 1982! It was my 18th birthday! Ann and Kearney you were my new wave IDOLS!! If you ever see this comment please reach out so we can reminisce. Dinner is on me.
As an inspiring musician who has been in a few bands I am taking some cues from this group and oddly because I stumbled upon an old record of theirs Persistent Memories that I thought was trash because it had no sleeve or cover and I used it as a platter cover until I listened to it one day out of boredom and then tracks like I Live Alone really grabbed me. Amazing band for their time and happy I found out about them. Truly underrated new wave early 80s band.
Ex-Boston Boy, growing up under the shadow of the city. I was shipped to suburbia for school, and when I got my first walkman (cassettes!), November Group, Gary Numan, Laurie Anderson, and A Flock Of Seagulls were on my 'playlist'. This EP is my teenage soundtrack, and I thought I'd never hear these songs again...Thank You for sharing!
I'm a British fan of post-punk new wave music and this is the first time I've discovered a group from Boston/MA that was producing the type of music I love. I had thought no-one in Boston was making this sort of music so this is a nice surprise. I also recently discovered Escalator Of Life by Robert Hazard, although he was from Philadelphia.
My fav band growing up in Cambridge in the early 1980’s (late ‘70’s too!). I had set lists from all over the city. They played a very famous western mass college Halloween party in 1982! It was my 18th birthday! Ann and Kearney you were my new wave IDOLS!! If you ever see this comment please reach out so we can reminisce. Dinner is on me.
Thank you find uploading this gem
As an inspiring musician who has been in a few bands I am taking some cues from this group and oddly because I stumbled upon an old record of theirs Persistent Memories that I thought was trash because it had no sleeve or cover and I used it as a platter cover until I listened to it one day out of boredom and then tracks like I Live Alone really grabbed me. Amazing band for their time and happy I found out about them. Truly underrated new wave early 80s band.