Larrok

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Sonic Youth

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The Cure

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Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

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The Sound

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Wipers

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Talking Heads

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Dinosaur Jr.

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Jim Carroll

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Brian Eno

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Pixies

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Thin White Rope

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The Flaming Lips

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Blind Idiot God

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Minutemen

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The Dream Syndicate

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Bauhaus

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Tuxedomoon

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Slayer

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Red Temple Spirits

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Mission of Burma

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Killing Joke

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Meat Puppets

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Hüsker Dü

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The Feelies

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The Psychedelic Furs

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Metallica

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Litfiba

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Faith No More

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Tesla

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Wall of Voodoo

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R.E.M.

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Iron Maiden

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Marillion

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American Music Club

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Rush

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Nurse with Wound

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Megadeth

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Echo & The Bunnymen

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King's X

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Harold Budd

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Steve Roach

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Skeletron
23 jan 10

but the Teslas that precede Rush and Slayer...or did you just place them earlier?
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Larrok
12 feb 10

After the first 10-15 positions, I put them a bit randomly; it’s not a scientific thing. However, we’re talking about the ‘80s here, and in my opinion, Rush gave their best in the ‘70s.
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Felo
13 nov 11

Well done.
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Mr. Money87
30 apr 12

nothing Dead can Dance and Birdsongs of the Mesozoic? Anyway, pretty much perfect top spots for me.
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- Larrok
  1 may 12
  
  sooner or later I will listen to them too, for now I added Tuxedomoon and Thin White Rope, two fantastic discoveries
Mr. Money87
1 may 12

Oh, I don't know them. What do they do and what do you recommend about them?
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- Larrok
  1 may 12
  
  For Tuxedomoon, I recommend their 1980 debut "Half-Mute" and the EP "Scream With a View," featuring very original and experimental sounds. As for Thin White Rope, everything is worth a listen, starting from the first "Exploring the Axis," the more famous "Moonhead," and also "Sack Full of Silver" from 1990. The sound is quite eighties but remains sparse, raw, and desolate; highly recommended.