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    Posted: August 01 2017 at 23:53
Two very strong 80s new wave albums with little bit more in their pockets.


Which would you chooe for a car ride, hike or well...
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Tin Drum, no contest.
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Holy s**t, I just got Tin Drum on vinyl for $12 just last week!! 

My friend Tyler and I compare these two masterpieces, funny you mention them.. Tin Drum seems to be hated-on on this site, which is really intriguing to me. As Vienna is thought quite positively, most reviewers beg music-listeners to steer clear of Tin. 

I, for one, LOVE the STRONG Chinese element in Tin Drum, makes it SO unique, even compared to the worlds of 70's albums I know. Maybe just because it's newer for me, I'm gonna have to vote for TIN DRUM even though I think Vienna is brilliant. 
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Tin Drum.

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Not too familiar with Ultravox, they sound kinda classy though.
Japan are awesome. Loved 'em for years. Polaroids will always be my pick from them, but Tin Drum is a ripper. Nice to hear Simon House playing some violin too !
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Originally posted by Mascodagama Mascodagama wrote:

Tin Drum, no contest.
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Vienna is ok, but Tin Drum still blows me away after all these years. Japan were superb at that point.
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Originally posted by Blacksword Blacksword wrote:

Vienna is ok, but Tin Drum still blows me away after all these years. Japan were superb at that point.
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And the Rain Tree Crow album is great as well
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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

Originally posted by Blacksword Blacksword wrote:

Vienna is ok, but Tin Drum still blows me away after all these years. Japan were superb at that point.

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And the Rain Tree Crow album is great as well
And Dali's Car (with Mick Karn)
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Points: 31004 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 02 2017 at 15:48
Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

Not too familiar with Ultravox, they sound kinda classy though.
Japan are awesome. Loved 'em for years. Polaroids will always be my pick from them, but Tin Drum is a ripper. Nice to hear Simon House playing some violin too !
investigat the violin track by Currie on Vienna, and tve bass tone. Nd the crunchy sound and synth heaven
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I like some of Midge Ure's songs.
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