06. Mar, 2010 
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From their classic Oil & Gold album. Shriekback is more known for their hit Nemesis, but the album was deep with great songs, and quite honestly I like this song and Everything That Rises Must Converge much more.
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05. Mar, 2010 Comments
Another one of my favorites from the 80’s. These guys were from the same city as The Sisters of Mercy and had the same Goth sensibility albeit a different sound.
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04. Mar, 2010 Comments
As usual I only post great songs here at BeaverCheese. A lot of Wire’s music was considered Punk by some, but this one is clearly New Wave and a classic at that.
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03. Mar, 2010 Comments
From one of my favorite albums of the 80’s, Soul Mining. This song is an absolute masterpiece both lyrically and musically. Matt Johnson was really underrated as a song writer.
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03. Mar, 2010 Comments
A relatively obscure song featuring the angelic voice of Liz Fraser of Cocteau Twins. Robin Guthrie produced this, and if it weren’t for Lawrence’s vocals you would think it was a Cocteau’s song.
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03. Mar, 2010 Comments
Today’s first Braindropping is an intro to how I decided to use Braindroppings as a name and how George Carlin influenced my life. I will be doing more of these recordings as I am inspired.
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02. Mar, 2010 Comments
One of the best songs ever written in my estimation. And the original music video is surprisingly decent compared to most of the 80’s tripe that was out there.
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02. Mar, 2010 Comments
One of my all time favorites from the 80’s and a quintessential New Wave song.
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01. Mar, 2010 Comments
A rare classic from the former lead singer of Jimmy and the Boys that was written by Steve Kilbey of The Church.
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01. Mar, 2010 Comments
One of my favorite songs from The Smiths. This one is an instrumental that really shows off Johnny Marr’s incredible guitar playing.
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Shriekback – This Big Hush
The March Violets – Walk Into The Sun
Captain Sensible – Wot
Wire – Ahead
The The – Uncertain Smile
