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Another brilliant one-off power pop album is that one by Moods for Moderns. Did they break up, or are they simply working on their own version of Chinese Democracy?

np: Shearwater - "The World in 1984"


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BIG ups to FT and anyone else who digs on Moods For Moderns. Saw them once without knowing who they were and was promptly blown away. It's funny because the drummer (Dave Shetler) had been in an emocore band like a year earlier and going from that to MFM was an amazing shift to pull off.


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np: Cake - "Sad Songs and Waltzes"

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See, IMO, Cheap Trick was always a little too heavy to really fit into the "power pop" category.

But I know I'm in the minority on that.

Your mention of the album has me throwing the CD on the "Take To Work Tonite" pile, though. :rawk:
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it made me sad that I only have the vinyl (and no means to play it anymore).


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See, IMO, Cheap Trick was always a little too heavy to really fit into the "power pop" category.



goddamn that is a pussy comment
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Another brilliant one-off power pop album is that one by Moods for Moderns.


that's the only one. members of that band went off and joined koufax and the sights.


Didn't know they were in Koufax. Social Life is pretty good.

np: Van Halen - "Light Up the Sky"


I think their first album, It Had To Do With Love, is better.

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yep this would be my vote as well. In Color isn't too shabby either.

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Yeah, that first Semisonic full-length was really good.
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Yeah, that first Semisonic full-length was really good.


I've been meaning to pick this up for years now.
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Sorry but the New Pornographers easily win this category.

How else would you categorize their albums,.

Suckers.

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See, IMO, Cheap Trick was always a little too heavy to really fit into the "power pop" category.



goddamn that is a pussy comment


Uh..OK. :roll:
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yep this would be my vote as well. In Color isn't too shabby either.


This album is light years better than any other mentioned in this thread, and Cheap Trick IS the band most associated with power pop than just about all the rest, BUT DiggityDawg is correct that this is NOT a power pop album. This album IS a spectacular bridging of the gap between punk and grunge, inexplicably before punk was really even on the radar yet...and a full 15 years before grunge made the scene.

While quite a few of their subsequent albums were very, very good, none would ever come anywhere near matching the sheet transcendent force of their s/t '77 debut. It packed an astonishing wallop.

Oh, and it was #3 on my Listmania!

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how could this thread go this long without mention of
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what's wrong with you people

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i mean even
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beats the shit out of 95% of anything mentioned here, with the 5% being the cheap trick and big star

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i mean even
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beats the shit out of 95% of anything mentioned here, with the 5% being the cheap trick and big star


you can thank my hero, alan mcgee, for that one!

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ok..i was wondering if the talk about "Moods for Moderns" was the same band from michigan - guess so.

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i mean even
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beats the shit out of 95% of anything mentioned here, with the 5% being the cheap trick and big star


WINNER.

hands down.
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