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TD, most boring concert ever.
But I never saw Jesus and Mary Chain.
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The band name is actually S U R V I V E. And their back catalog is pretty much exactly what you would expect if you liked the Stranger Things soundtrack; more experimental, but completely analog.
There is also a sweet (Free!) Ableton Live patch module that has some pretty good approximation of some of the sounds.
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I saw Jesus and Mary Chain a while back, because I had never seen them during their heyday and I really like them. It was surprisingly boring. One of the few shows I’ve been to that actually was no better than staying home and listening to recordings.
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Already sold out. 
EDIT: Also, why is the official release Red, but the pictured has that awesome mottling?
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I too quite like their music. I’m glad I never saw them.
TD was like that too. And they had Lazarium.
It didn’t help.
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Funny, I was having trouble sleeping last night and wound up listening to a couple of Vangelis albums and TD’s Exit (I know they have a zillion albums, but of the very few I’ve heard it’s my favorite by far, and there were a couple I really disliked. Actually I could kinda say that about Vangelis too.)
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Given that Stranger Things was set in 1985, (an extortionately expensive) CD would be more appropriate.
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In 85? Casette is most likely, vinyl not too far off from that.
I had my first CD player in 1990 as I recall.
Actually yeah, you’re right, cassette would’ve been where it was at.
I hated those things - hissy, often got jammed (particularly if you put it someone grody old car stereo), rewinding and stuff. They didn’t even kill music like they were supposed to.
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