The Bluemoon Song Cup 2023

[Dogtanian]

Should be a rout for Depeche mode this

 

[journolud]

Not a big Depeche Mode fan but this is absolutely one of their best, a great track

 

[tonea2003]

a great depeche tune, an easy selection for me

 

[surrounded by idiots]

Depeche Mode....next round in 3,2,1

 

[hilts]

Well this should be as straightforward as an Arizona road.

 

[levets]

Easy win for Depeche Mode. Never heard of the other artist, but hardly surprising ;-)

 

[BlueHammer85]

1 person has had a full house, 5 wins out of 5. blimey!

 

[dronefromsector7G]

Never heard of Fugazi and in another state of consciousness in another state of mind I'd have voted for it but a song with these lyrics and a cape of this magnitude deserves to go through.

Have a listen to Margin Walker

 

[journolud]

The fugazi was interesting, quite like the industrial sound, not sure about the singer but might explore a bit further.

 

[AlexWilliamsGloves]

The fugazi was interesting, quite like the industrial sound, not sure about the singer but might explore a bit further.

Probably one of my favourite bands...hugely influential, they came from another of my favourite bands, Minor Threat.

Their first album Repeater is a must have....or you can go to the compilation album 13 Songs.

Ian Mackaye, the singer, a stalwart of the US hardcore scene...set up Dischord Records...always stayed true to his hardcore, DIY ethic....he's awesome

 

[BlueHammer85]

Probably one of my favourite bands...hugely influential, they came from another of my favourite bands, Minor Threat.

Their first album Repeater is a must have....or you can go to the compilation album 13 Songs.

Ian Mackaye, the singer, a stalwart of the US hardcore scene...set up Dischord Records...always stayed true to his hardcore, DIY ethic....he's awesome

Surprised how big and influential they was reading up - I’d never heard of them.

 

[Nightmare Walking]

Enjoy the Silence is my favourite record ever.

 

[AlexWilliamsGloves]

Surprised how big and influential they was reading up - I’d never heard of them.

I think the fact they really stuck to their DIY, independent beliefs was what kept them fairly unknown, but in their eyes successful.
They never endorsed merchandise (listen to the song of the same name on the Repeater album)…released everything themselves….the epitome of never selling out.

Was luck to seen them in Belfast in 1989….I had just turned 14….blew my fuckin mind. They actually have hundreds of live recordings on the dischord records site

edit: actually I was wrong, it was actually in 1990 I saw them….though I was still 14, just before my 15th birthday lol

Fugazi Live Series: Belfast, Northern Ireland 9/16/90

www.dischord.com

 

[BlueHammer85]

I think the fact they really stuck to their DIY, independent beliefs was what kept them fairly unknown, but in their eyes successful.
They never endorsed merchandise (listen to the song of the same name on the Repeater album)…released everything themselves….the epitome of never selling out.

Was luck to seen them in Belfast in 1989….I had just turned 14….blew my fuckin mind. They actually have hundreds of live recordings on the dischord records site

edit: actually I was wrong, it was actually in 1990 I saw them….though I was still 14, just before my 15th birthday lol

Fugazi Live Series: Belfast, Northern Ireland 9/16/90

www.dischord.com

Yeh that DIY was interesting , always ensured tickets was a low as possible.

 

[chesterbells]

Enjoy the Silence is my favourite record ever.

The single sided 12” of this is still one of my favourite pieces of vinyl.

 

[jimharri]

I really have to get out more; I've never heard of Fugazi. Except as a throway line in "The Wolf of Wall Street". Not the most memorable moment in the film, if I'm being honest.

;-)

 

[chesterbells]

The only Fugazi I like is the song on the album of the same name.

 

[threespires]

Probably one of my favourite bands...hugely influential, they came from another of my favourite bands, Minor Threat.

Their first album Repeater is a must have....or you can go to the compilation album 13 Songs.

Ian Mackaye, the singer, a stalwart of the US hardcore scene...set up Dischord Records...always stayed true to his hardcore, DIY ethic....he's awesome

Proper punk ethos, not manufactured posturing.

 

[FogBlueInSanFran]

Probably one of my favourite bands...hugely influential, they came from another of my favourite bands, Minor Threat.

Their first album Repeater is a must have....or you can go to the compilation album 13 Songs.

Ian Mackaye, the singer, a stalwart of the US hardcore scene...set up Dischord Records...always stayed true to his hardcore, DIY ethic....he's awesome

Guy Picciotto sang for Fugazi more than Ian, didn't he?

Agreed with all you said here. Too bad Waiting Room is up against such a tough competitor.

 

[BimboBob]

The single sided 12” of this is still one of my favourite pieces of vinyl.

To disjointed for me. My favourite version is the live one...