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Coming ashore with the second wave of Vancouver new wave punk, the Modernettes really hit some high points but, like Icarus flying too near the sun, they burned out quickly.
It wasn't long before the Modernettes became known as a brilliant pop punk combo, delivering some truly great songs.
Led by Buck Cherry(John Armstrong) and backed by Mary Jo Kopechne and Jughead on bass and drums, the Modernettes had a distinct personality and style that wasn't just a copy of the latest band of yobs from the U.K.
Listen to the rawness and pure ecstatic melody of: "Teen City", "Suicide Club" and "Rebel Kind" and of course, what should have been a smash hit, "Babra." Then check out the melancholy of "Confidential."
Then you will see some of the best pop/punk/new wave to emerge from the early eighties.
Pure fun, pure craziness, pure teen angst, purely worth owning.
Buck Cherry: vocals, guitar
Adam Sabla: guitar, vocals
Hayz Fisher: bass, vocals
Doug Donut: drums
20 tracks
6 tracks
Barbra
Suicide Club
Celebrity Crackup
Confidential
Little Girls
Teen City
3 tracks
New Society
No Tears
Won't Have To Worry
5 tracks
The Rebel Kind
Femme Fatale
Red Nails
(I Can Only Give You) Everything
Static
6 tracks
Sweater Girl (first demo)
Surf City Stranger (live)
Get it Straight (live)
Rebel Kind (live)
I Can Only Give You Everything (live)
Tears Will Fall (last demo)
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