happy_loss wrote:The Bunnymen were pretty special. I cannot think of anyone who sounds like them at their high point.
The first two Modern English albums, although not sounding exactly the Bunnymen, are total post-punk masterpieces. Also, Hugh Jones produced After the Snow.
Sorry, this is a very obvious one, but as far as the same caliber, gotta go with Joy Division. Some say there's a little bit of Unknown Pleasures in Crocodiles, and I think in that half assed Mac autobio, the one where he's smoking stogie on the front, he says he was actually threatened by JD b/c he felt they were so good. I think there's a Will quote too about how he felt of all their "contemporaries" only JD really changed the face of music.
The early Banshess stuff def. rates up there, and in Turquoise Days there's mention of Pete admiring Budgie's drumming.
The Chameleons, often overlooked, but a great band of that era.
As for Interpol. loved their first album, and it reminded me more of The Chameleons than Bunnymen. None of their stuff past that album has really clicked with me.
shadows on the trees wrote:I find Interpol dull, dull, dull. As for Joy Division, to me they're like the Velvet Underground- none of the bands I really love would exist as we know them had they not blazed the trail.
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