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Apr 11. Something Sticky
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This day in 1981 Modern English released their debut album Mesh and Lace 🖤💀🖤 www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGw5... #ModernEnglish #80s #MeshAndLace #darkpunk #newwave #gothic
youtu.be/57EnsROOpgs?... Snappy lil' upbeat number to help remind us how quite it will be once all the humans are finally all gone. YOU'RE WELCOME! #Modern #English #ModernEnglish #NewWave #DarkWave #GothRock #PostPunk #SynthPop
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Gerade gelesen, dass Modern English in diesem Jahr Konzerte spielen wird.
Da muss ich doch glatt mal wieder ihr Debutalbum "Mesh & Lace" von 1981 auf 4AD hören:
https://modernenglish.bandcamp.com/album/mesh-lace
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Another 7” reissue on colored vinyl, Modern English - I Melt With You on purple marbled vinyl
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March 27th: The outdated term for today is "faking a cly," a 19th-century British slang term for picking a pocket.
Source: "A London Antiquary" (1860.) A Dictionary of Modern Slang, Cant, and Vulgar Words. London: John Camden Hotten.
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See you Monday!
From the album After The Snow by Modern English (1982)
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March 24th: The outdated term for today is "Brian O'Linn," 19th-century rhyming slag for gin.
Source: "A London Antiquary" (1860.) A Dictionary of Modern Slang, Cant, and Vulgar Words. London: John Camden Hotten.
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"Don't stop believing. Don't stop listening."
Modern English, hailing from Essex, are one of the 4AD bands that never achieved the status of their better-known label mates such as Bauhaus, Cocteau Twins, Dead Can Dance, or Pixies, but are still active today despite various break-ups and line-up changes.
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Day 13 - A Song By A Band/Artist Whose Name Starts With M
#ModernEnglish - Someone's Calling
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#ModernEnglish - Ink And Paper
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March 13th: The outdated term for today is "unrigged," 19th-century British slang meaning "stripped of money and clothes."
Source: Anonymous. (Circa 1848.) Sinks of London Laid Open. London: J. Duncombe.
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See you Monday! Good luck, and may you remain rigged.
Album artwork for Long in the Tooth by Modern English from Long in the Tooth - Single
Modern English proving they still know how to write a hook that doesn't need a keyboard 🎸 'Long in the Tooth' is all guitars and grit - the way it should be
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March 10th: The outdated term for today is "paper hanger," early 20th-century slang meaning "counterfeiter."
Source: Jackson, L. E. (1915.) A Vocabulary of Criminal Slang. Portland, OR: Modern Printing Company.
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March 3rd: The outdated word for today is "recreant," a 19th-century sailors' term for anyone "who had yielded in single combat."
Source: Smyth, W. H., Belcher, E. (1867.) The Sailor's Word-Book. Blackie and Son, London.
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Far out this album came out in 1981, 45 years ago. 😯 Still sounds great. 🎧
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February 18th: The outdated word for today is "tajaso," a 19th-century US sailors' term for "the jerked beef supplied to ships."
Pronunciation (I think): tah-JASS-oh.
Source: Smyth, W. H., Belcher, E. (1867.) The Sailor's Word-Book. Blackie and Son, London.
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Dropping this in the timeline for fans of Classic Alternative bands like Veruca Salt, Modern English and The Cure with more recent artists mixed in. Listen on Mixcloud.
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February 11th: The outdated word for today is "calibogus," a 19th century term for an American drink consisting of rum mixed with spruce beer.
Source: Grose, F. (1811.) Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue. London: publisher unclear.
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January 29th: The outdated term for today is "to be cagged," which is 19th-century British slang for being "sulky or out of humour."
Source: Grose, F. (1811.) Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue. London: publisher unclear.
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January 22nd: The outdated word for today is "mundungus," a 19th-century British slang term for "bad or rank tobacco."
Source: Grose, F. (1811.) Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue. London: publisher unclear.
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