Posts Tagged as ‘OMD’

Published on March 20th, 2012

Well, we made it through Winter – although you wouldn’t notice here in Seattle on the first day of Spring 2012. »

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Published on February 29th, 2012

What would we do if we found ET’s out there? With the paranoid world leaders we put up with (and of course the media), we’d be FREAKING OUT. »

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Published on August 17th, 2011

Synth Britannia is an essential 2009 documentary about the rise – and rise of synth-based music in the UK. It’s an insightful film containing interviews with the hot and heavies »

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Published on April 14th, 2011

Spirutalized, Ecstasy of St. Theresa, Cocteau Twins, Durutti Column, OMD, Auburn Lull, Richard X, Glass Candy, Guitar, Secret Shine, A Sunny Day In, Glasgow, Mahogany, Seeland, Tears For Fears, Serena »

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Published on April 2nd, 2011

Camino and I got to The Fox super early last Saturday to hand out ice cream for the OMD soundcheck and meet and greet. The band and friendly folks from »

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Published on March 24th, 2011

Danse Society, Psychedelic Furs, Japan, Duran Duran, Bill Nelson, B Movie, Soft Cell, Depeche Mode, OMD, B-52′s, Blondie, Go-Go’s, Altered Images, Missing Persons »

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Published on November 21st, 2010

As we’ve told you time and time again, The Color Awesome are big old-school Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark fans. We’ve been excited about the new OMD album and upcoming »

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Published on October 11th, 2010

Somewhere between my flickr account and here on The Color Awesome, I’ve received comments and messages asking about this piece.  I love a good story, but I will try to »

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Published on June 29th, 2010

The Color Awesome are big old-school Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark fans. Phil and I never missed a show back in the 80′s. Recently, Phil even did a needlepoint pillow »

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Published on August 5th, 2009

Via Annie Zaleski at RTF: Here’s some unexpected news: The legendary punk/new-wave concert film Urgh! A Music War was released yesterday on DVD via Warner Archives. (Thanks to Shiv for »

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