Listening to the best of 'Classix Noveaux' at the moment,was wondering if anyone remembers them from the early eighties,
they had a decent hit with ' Is it a dream' , but thats about it in terms of major exposure.They did 3 albums altogether all fairly good and quite rare now.
anyone remember 'Classix Nouveaux'
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anyone remember 'Classix Nouveaux'
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Re: anyone remember 'Classix Nouveaux'
Not as rare as i thought lol, just seen all 3 albums listed on Amazon , and ebay, they were reissued by cherry records around 2005.
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Re: anyone remember 'Classix Nouveaux'
They were connected to Japan, one of the members Jack Stafford AKA Jak Airport was a close friend of the band who went to school with them. Jack was the only audience member at one of the group's early gigs according to Mick Karn's book.
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Re: anyone remember 'Classix Nouveaux'
Any influence there do you think? elements of the 'classix' music is reminisant of the Japan period 79-80' heavy bass deep rich vocal,haunting keyboards ect, listen to Never,Never comes , to see what i meankarnsculpture wrote:They were connected to Japan, one of the members Jack Stafford AKA Jak Airport was a close friend of the band who went to school with them. Jack was the only audience member at one of the group's early gigs according to Mick Karn's book.
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I don't know about influence from Japan or vice-versa, it's possible. Fair to say that they liked a lot of the same music so that was bound to come out somehow.
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Re: anyone remember 'Classix Nouveaux'
Classix Nouveaux was the first non-Finnish band I saw live. That was November 1982. I saw them again on stage next summer. Classix Nouveaux was my biggest favourite back then... and then I found a band called Japan.
