That Wire album A Bell Is A Cup is definitely under the radar. Such a great album. Stumbled upon your channel. Looking forward to more! Thanks for your insights.

Please make it a series - thanks!!

SPIRIT’s ‘Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus’ is an often overlooked classic album. Production is lush for 1970…

I'm a huge music fan myself and been collecting records since I was a teenager. Great video, I learned so much about new bands, I didn't know about. Greetings from Germany! :)

Nice featuring A Bell Is A Cup. I immediately thought of Red Barked Trees their 2011 release.

Loved seeing that 20/20 album behind you! I saw them open for the Ramones at UCLA in '78...20/20 were a great powerful pop/punk band.

Hi Hannah, thanks for the shoutout! I love your channel and your music taste. You have such an amazing collection and you've clearly put a lot of thoughts into it. And The Feelies are the best!!!

So many great albums! Honey's Dead, Trust, and Only Life are some of my favorites! Only Life is, by far, my favorite Feelies record. You have such superb taste, Hanna!

Elvis Costello to me had one of the greatest 6 year runs in music history. Trust is masterful and I’ve given it away more than any album Costello I’ve owned. Glad TFC made the wall with your mention of Gene Clark.

"With the Gosdin Brothers": Dear Lord, YES!! I was even thinking of it when I started your video and was trying to come up with my 10.Then suddenly...there it is.

Loved seeing Adventure displayed behind you, for me that's a big one in the world of underrated albums.

You had me at Trust and closed the door with Mesh and Lace. Great selections, all of them.

Wonderful list! Lots of love for "Trust". Different Finger... What a song! Love your stuff!

Enjoyed the video. I’m glad to see that you are spinning the buckingham nicks album.

I see your 20/20 debut album in the background. That is a GREAT album! I met them in Tower records when this record came out. They were promoting and autographing this release. No clunkers on this one. Dinosaur Jr is my favorite of your 10 picks.

BOOK OF DAYS is so great. What a surprise to see someone rep that record. Thank you so much, from California.

I listened to some of the Blind Mr. Jones. As you described, excellent flute interwoven in some good rockin 80s guitars. There was a Jethro Tull - Benefit album sound to the flute mix. Still, Blind Mr. Jones is unique and wonderful as a listening experience. Thanks! Keep making more videos; you're good at this. You dig deep, and you are not afraid of the outlier recording artists.

When Psychocandy was on the radio when first released, it seemed there was a new sound that they had all to their own. Thanks for all these treats. Your videos bring back so many excellent memories.

Hi Hanna! Nice selection of records. I noticed Iggy Pop's "New Values" on display behind you. I think that's very definitely an overlooked record. I had a friend who played me The Idiot when it came out. I liked it enough, but a little later it was the more radio-friendly tracks from New Values that really made 16 -year-old me an Iggy fan, and also really opened the door to other "outside the mainstream" bands. I think it doesn't get nearly as much love as the Bowie assisted records. Wire's 70s releases are rightly in the pantheon, but I really dig their 80s output, too. Keep rockin'! \m/

EC trust is a great listen! “Bell is a cup” is a great Wire LP and Kidney Bingo is my jam. Glad you like that Feelies, sorry about that cat scratch corner!

Hi! Just found your site recently and I am loving it! I so love the Gene Clark and the Gosdin Brothers album. I am a huge Byrds fan! Good pick!

Hello Hanna! Book Of Days is fantastic. Didn't get its due. Bangles all over the place, behind you on the wall, another overlooked great record. Keep on Rockin!

Love your videos and wide taste in music Hanna, that JAMC album is definitely underrated by most, great to see you like it. Good to see the Loop - gilded eternity on the shelf too👍👍👍

Hi Hanna-great video as always. Great shout out to Dinosaur Jr.-Farm. I remember listening to that album over and over. Some great songs. Stay well!!

Hey Hanna, totally agree about the Wire, in fact it may be my favourite of their albums. I love The Queen of Ur and the King of Um. I think Elvis Costello thought the sessions of Trust were too congested and confused and full of substance abuse, with New Lace Shoes being a brief moment of clarity, but I agree it deserves place among his best. It's an interesting subject; I realise that your channel is one of the few places where my favourite bands are discussed at all. Most of my favourite albums are under the 'undeservedly neglected' banner.

You are right about Gene Clark, but you can say. That about all of his albums...such a forgotten genius.

Great choices Hanna! My #1 overlooked album is the one and only LP by Goya Dress called Rooms which came out in the UK on the Nude label in 1996. It was produced by John Cale and the Brodsky Quartet (who have worked with Elvis Costello) guested on it. Despite all the resources thrown at them the album just got completely ignored and never got a US release and the band soon broke up. Lead singer and songwriter Astrid Williamson went on to a solo career and the bass player and drummer (Terry de Castro and Simon Pearson) went on to work with The Wedding Present and Cinerama. Just an amazing album and maybe the most buried treasure of the 90s. Thankfully everything they recorded has been posted on KZfaq.

A few other channels referred me over here. Enjoyed this video! Plus, gotta sub to a fellow Marantz owner. I think that’s the rule, right? 😃

recently found your channel, great video. going to go watch some of your older ones. you mention Echo and the Bunnymen, that's a great candidate for this list. Heaven Up Here is probably their best known album, but their debut called Crocodiles is really quite fantastic and underrated I think.

Great video, Hanna.. honestly with 600 comments I generally won't leave a comment.. I'll just watch .. You're working hard enough ! Gene was dating Michelle Phillips at that time..( debut ) Gene's son always told me fantastic stories like that when we were bandmates. ✌️

Nice list, just discovered your channel and can't wait to discover even more music, great videos :)

Great video, Hanna! "Only Life" is my favorite Feelies album too. I never understood why it doesn't get more love.

Nice call on the Modern English album so good. Farm was also my gateway into Dino Jr. and now I got most of their albums on vinyl. I would suggest Rose Chronicles - Shiver one of my all time favorite albums. They mix Curve with Cocteau Twins with Curve being a big influence on them. Back in the late 80's if you liked Depeche Mode Camouflage - Voices & Images was a must and you don't hear much of it now.

Great channel, just watched a load of videos! 😊🎸🎶

Good call with the Honey’s Dead album! I only dip in and out of your channel, so apologies if you’ve already done these….. The Redskins - ‘Neither Washington Nor Moscow’ (soul influenced punky tunes), early Simple Minds albums are a revelation….a million miles from The Breakfast Club sound. Try their first ‘Life In A Day’ ( angular punk with synths) and lastly ‘Kill City’ - Iggy Pop & James Williamson. Keep up the good work!

I was so happy to see that you picked Honeys Dead so great! I really like World Outside over Book Of Days by PF personally that gets really overlooked as well. Like your new hair color btw looks good, cheers 😊

Thanks Hanna! Got some catching up to do on your vids. Love the Wire albums. And as always a couple of albums you are showing Ive nevee heard of. Going to have to check them out ✌🏻🎸😎

This is my first time visiting your channel. I liked your collection of albums - I'm going to check out a couple of them. Thanks! -- Wisconsin Introvert.

Good Stuff, The Dillard and Clark albums are pretty cool to have in your collection (If you don't already have them)

Excellent video! A few of my top albums that were overlooked: Prefab Sprout, "From Langley Park to Memphis', Marshall Crenshaw, "Downtown"; the Long Ryders, "Native Sons", the dB's "Like This"; the Love Language, Brief Candles, "Fractured Days"; the Love Language, "Libraries".

Fellow Omahan here! Cool channel you have. Impressive collection. My tastes are metal but you made me want to check some of those albums out. Peace 🙂

I discovered Stella's channel recently and I have been watching a lot of the back videos. She is so great.

Pygmalion, that's a great album. Adventure goes without saying also. Nice review! Wanted to add some appreciation for A Bell is a Cup also though I prefer The Ideal Copy.

Great video as usual. Trust is a great album. Bought it many years a go and still love it. Remember the New Lace Sleeves video on MTV back them. Also love the "Sister Lovers" vinyl in the background. I bought that in the cut out bin at Camelot music in 1985 (at the Mall) and it became one of my top ten albums of all time....I miss the 1980s.

I sat in on the rehearsals and writing for some of the Mesh & Lace album and thought they were speaking and playing a foreign language. It was revolutionary to me at the time. I then went out and formed my own band. Was lucky enough to be at the recording of After The Snow which was exceptional but Mesh and Lace will always have a special place in my heart. The opening bass line of Gathering Dust is still the greatest intro to any song ever. Nice one, Reg.

Just found your channel and was sucked in by your Jesus & Mary Chain shirt. Stoked that you feel the same way about Honey's Dead as I do. So many great songs on that one, and the production on it rules. I'll have to revisit the Furs' Book of Days, as I wasn't blown away by that one, but loved their next album World Outside, which I feel is the most underrated of theirs. A band I love that gets little to no love here in the US is Cardiacs, making all their stuff underrated in my mind. haha! A few others I feel get passed over a bit are Cocteau Twins' Victorialand, Devo's Oh No! It's Devo, 7 Seconds' New Wind AND Soulforce Revolution, and Oingo Boingo's Boi-Ngo.

TRUST is one of my favorite Costello albums, and I agree on HONEY'S DEAD and BOOK OF DAYS.

Great to see another video Hanna. I have Tank on my want list. Concerning over looked albums . These are some of my faves. Slovenly- After the original style. Stereolab - Peng The Blow Monkeys Glorious Din- leading stolen horses Tripod Jimmy - long walk off a short pier. The Korgis- Dumb Waiters

I found you while looking for ways to flatten warped records for my wife. She’s an Elvis Presley fan. I casually listen to jazz like Diana Krall, speaking of Elvis Costello. You have a wonderful vocabulary and delivery. I’ll come back again just to listen to you. Keep up the good work.

Love that you included Trust and Tanx. I've read nothing but good things about Only Life. Speaking of life, I hope it slows down a bit for you so you can make more cool videos. Ugh, RIP Tom Verlaine. You've got Adventure in the background!

Amazing list, many of these albums I had growing up in the 1980’s, thank you for uploading the video and your musical knowledge. Great video

Love Television and Teenage Fanclub back there ! Great stuff to check out 🎉

Totally agree with Costello’s Trust…another one from the catalogue would be Mighty Like a Rose. Definitely a grower…took me 20 years to appreciate it!

A video from you always makes my day because I know I'm going to have some quality music to check out after I watch. Several things on here I haven't heard in ages and need to revisit. Thanks as always for sharing the music. Your shirt reminded me that I used to have a Psycho Candy shirt back in the 80s... now I'm wondering what ever happened to it : )

At last... you've given Mesh & Lace a shout out... Honestly, Mesh & Lace is such an overlooked album, it's criminal.

Stella's channel is great! The 4AD video is great, too! Wall Of VooDoo's Call Of The West, is Classic! 💗 I also like The WOV after Stan Ridgway, left. Ridgway's solo work is very good, as well.

I love your style of music.

I am guilty of only owning No Other by Gene Clark (I recorded a cover of 'Silver Raven' on my channel). I look forward to checking out the one you mentioned and even more of his solo stuff. I bought that Furs album when it came out and I thought it was a nice return to form after the big mess of Midnight To Midnight. "Away" by the Feelies is one of my favorite songs ever. A Bell Is A Cup is soooo underrated! I bought it when it came out for 'Kidney Bingos' but I love the whole record. And I love to see my favorite Pete Townshend album on display (talk about underrated!) Great job, Hanna.

A Northern Soul - The Verve Flesh + Blood - Roxy Music The Silos - The Silos Hologram of Baal - The Church Live - Bloodrock

Always good tips and tricks from Omaha. I'm too poor to collect vinyl but her taste is flawless.

Mesh & Lace is an awesome album! I bought the "Gathering Dust" 45 when it came out. Great song!

Good Morning Hanna 🌞 !! First To ✅️ In 🙋‍♂️

We have similar tastes in music. Funny stuff to share. I was recently rear ended on a fwy while listening to that Gene Clark record. I remember seeing JAMC for the Honey's Dead tour with Curve and Spiritualized and also being in my friends car when he got a DUI while blasting HD's opening track "I wanna..." Irresponsible teenage stuff! I remember digging that Blind Mr. Jones CD. I think it was produced by Neil Halstead of Slowdive. Speaking of which, I also remember lending Neil a Roland JC 120 amp to during Slowdive's self financed Souvlaki tour. I've accumulated a lot of useless memories. LOL

I don't know most of these albums, but i just enjoy Hanna's gentle aura, when she talks about music so eloquently. Also 'Buckingham Nicks' on 'Now Playing' scores extra points with me :-)

I had the pleasure of seeing Modern English play all of Mesh & Lace live a few years ago..it was killer! I’m glad the Furs still play Book of Days songs in their set from time to time. Its amazing how far they dipped in popularity after midnight to midnight was released..went from arenas back to clubs..

The title caught my attention, first time viewer. Great album pics to start, I like your diversity with genres. If I can suggest Rick Nelson, who helped start the transition of the Country Rock explosion in California 1967 even before Poco and the Byrds and later the Eagles in the 70s. Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band released Garden Party from 1972-73, that was his big comeback, but there were pre and post Garden Party releases that are very underrated, "Rudy The Fifth" from 1971 and even better, "Windfall" from 1974. When I saw the Gene Clark of which I have everything, I immediately thought of Rick Nelson. Cheers!

Nice choice on A Bell is A Cup...soo Cool - I mean Kidney Bigos...come on! Great channel. Thanks

Great stuff Hanna. Honey's Dead definitely belongs. My favorite is Automatic which could also qualify. Love A Bell is a Cup and their "companion" album The Ideal Copy. Other "spontaneous" picks include: Sparklehorse It's a Wonderful Life, ANYTHING by The Billy Nayer Show, most notably Goodnight Straplight Sarentino, Abecedarians Eureka, (reissue) Nina Nastasia Dogs, Wall of Voodoo Seven Days in Sammystown (post Ridgway) Kid Dakota Listen To the Crows as they Take Flight, Television Adventure, Blancmange Happy Families, Pugwash The Olympus Sound, and Fish Karma The Theory of Intelligent Design. Have a great week!

Hi, I'm a new Subscriber to your Channel. Love your selections. I've added them to my playlist to listen to.

HOLY CRAP. you are so right about Mesh and Lace! I never gave it a listen before your video. SO GOOD. thank you 🖤

So nice to discover your channel and great to see a woman doing this kind of channel instead of some dude. I noticed your copy of Adventure by Television and your R.I.P. to Tom Verlaine. I'm sure you've heard Dreamtime by him. I never understood why that album wasn't more popular when it was released. Such amazing songs and guitar work! Anyway, thanks again and you have a new fan.

Brill Mary Chain vest (that's what we call them in England, a tank top is a knitted thing, ha ha) I love Honey's Dead but only have it on cassette. Saw them on the Rollercoaster tour (with Blur, Dinosaur Jr & My Bloody Valentine) when that album came out. Amazing gig! I shall def check out the other albums especially Modern English, not heard of them but sold on your description :) I think Slowdive's Pygmalion behind you qualifies as an underrated gem too. Now subbed, look forward to checking out your other content.

Simple Minds first 5 albums Adorable - Against Perfection An Emotional Fish - ST Revolver - Baby´s Angry(compilation) The Mock Turtles - Two Sides Arcadia - So Red the Rose

Just found your channel, thanks to algorithm synchronicity. Paused the video to check out "Blind Mr Jones" and wow, yes, definitely one worth checking out. Look forward to checking out the rest. Thanks!

If you it has not been answered yet Wall of Voodoo's second album is Call of the West, one of my favorite all time records! Liked and Subbed!

Great list! I've loved honey's dead since I found it 25 years ago. I like beyond a lot as well and have only casually listened to their other new albums but they are all great. I'll have to check out some of the other on your list.

Great video Hanna. I am going to spin my Trust album now. Here are some albums I think don't get their proper due: Garth Brooks - Chris Gaines Greatest Hits. Sure it is completely out of left field, but the songs are really good! Damn Yankees - Don't Tread. Everybody loves their debut for good reasons, but this album smokes the debut. AC/DC - Blow Up Your Video. Production issues aside, this album is awesome. Eric Clapton - Behind the Sun. People complain about the Phil Collins influence on the album, but I think Phil breathed new life in the Clapton with the trilogy of albums they did. Some great work on this one. Counting Crows - Hard Candy. This is the album that brought me back into the Counting Crows fan base. I saw them live on this tour and they were great. Awesome album Hootie and the Blowfish - Fairweather Johnson. Like most, I brushed this album off when it was first released. Over time it has become my go to album for them. The Offspring - Splinter. I think this album is awesome. The song "Spare Me the Details" is a favorite. The Refreshments - The Bottle & Fresh Horses. Fizzy Fuzzy Big & Buzzy is a classic, but this album is just as good. "Preacher's Daughter", "Fonder and Blonder", and "Heaven or the Highway Out of Town" are highlights. There are a few of many I could come up with. Rock on Hanna!

David + David's Welcome to the Boomtown is my favorite album of the 1980s. It wasn't really popular, but they went on to collaborate with Sheryl Crow on Tuesday Night Music Club.

You made me all nostalgic for the 80s lol, i remember buying All Over The Place by The Bangles in 1985, Lawrence and Felt, Dream Syndicate, Green On Red, Rain Parade, Fuzztones😀 oh blissful days. Do you know the band Party Day? Their album Glasshouse from the mid 80s is worth a listen.😀

Howdy Hanna! Me thinks the Buckingham Nicks album is one o' the most overlooked albums ever. The original version o' Crystal alone elevates it to classic status. Too Far Gone by The Feelies is a favorite. You never cease to amaze with yer musical insights. Keep 'em comin'! Best wishes from John.

Hola, hard-working Hanna! A Bell Is A Cup is indeed a corker, as is The Ideal Copy. Can't comment on the others. With JAMC, I jump from Psycho Candy to Munki pretty much ignoring all their releases in between & for me Midnight To Midnight was the last straw for The P Furs. It has a certain queasy horrible charm, I suppose. Don't work too hard. It's only Feb. Pace yourself. 😄

Great selection of underrated albums. Love the JAMC shirt - Darklands is my absolute favorite album from them (and probably a top 5 of all time LP for me). Another underrated album you might like is Ruefrex - Flowers For All Occasions. Unfortunately, they only made one album. Or Balaam And The Angel - The Greatest Story Ever Told. Keep up the excellent work and good luck integrating more Mark Bolan into your collection in 2023 :)

Fantastic! Your list is a blast. I'm particularly gladdened to see you show "Book of Days", which represented the Furs' eschewing of the record company promotions and push to the pop realm. That record not only blasts out the same kind of intelligent snideness found on the first two seminal Furs' discs, but it also adds more to the library of Richad Butler's insightful commentary about life, and people wasting time. On "Entertain Me", John Ashton's amp caught fire, and you can hear it in the bridge as he does his solo. "Should God Forget" kind of picks up where "I Wanna Sleep with You" leaves off, offering a commentary about people just connecting physically, without love or respect. Awesome. There's one song, "Parade" which always presents the question to me of whether Vince Ely did an overdub on those drums. They aren't super-fast, but the dexterity needed to create the hits is remarkable, especially towards the end. Love that you brought up Dino Jr. as well. I dove in on "You're Living All Over Me" and "Raisins" with that amazing solo. Their ability to create melodies within the fuzz and pack them with punch is fantastic. Thank you for a great video. I just discovered your channel, and will be looking for more! OH! As I type, you're hitting WIRE! Get "Read and Burn 01" and "Read and Burn 02"!! Incredible! They came back after years doing other things, and combined the production capacity they offered on "A Bell Is A Cup" and mixed it with the intensity of songs like "1,2, XU" and early attitude. Just awesome. Be well, and all the best from New England.

Completely agree on Trust -- Elvis the C at the very top of his game which is saying a ton. Get Happy is the other.

Hi Hanna 🎸 ! - Definitely agree that Psychedelic Furs made an excellent return to form with Book Of Days after the mediocre formulatic Midnight To Midnight. Nice to see Gene Clark get some love ! A brilliant writer. That Wire & The Ideal Copy were a welcome return in the late 80's. Both the 20/20 & Slowdive on the wall deserved much more success then they initially received. I like Stella's channel .. she has really good taste. Hope people check out the excellent 1981 album Dreamtime by the now sadly departed Tom Verlaine. My favorite guitarist. ✌️

Good video! Funny that you chose Honey's Dead because I always thought Munki was their forgotten album. I love Munki.

Couldn’t help but notice the Power Pop Masterpiece that is 20/ 20 behind you. My, what a slice of heaven that album remains. As a musician who ran in those New Wave/ Alternative circles in the late 70’s and early 80’s in LA, I had the pleasure of seeing them at the Whiskey several times. They were very talented, and good guys to boot, who deserved better than they got. But man, we still have that debut album. Pure heaven. Remember the Lightening?

Wire! Certainly in my top ten favorite bands, they have great albums in all their eras. I first heard them about 1986, the album Ahead, sooo may great songs on that album. There most recent 4 or 5 albums are their latest incarnation and just amazing! And certainly see them live, if you have the chance.

I love that you picked albums that I actually haven’t heard! Thanks for the selections, I will definitely be checking out most, if not all of these. That feelies record is a little obscure, let’s see if I can find it…

I'm envious of your knowledge of music but you're usually pointing me in the direction of music I love but haven't heard.

Great theme! You need to do more of these. Thanks for the pointers to the other channels. For the first section of this, I thought you were talking directly to me. I am in the crowd that stopped with JAMC at Psychocandy/Darklands. And yes. White Light/No Other is my Gene Clark experience. I need to explore more, not sure why I haven't. Some of the others though I am in total agreement. Elvis' Trust was the first Costello album I bought, soon after it came out. I think the cover just caught my eye. I don't think Elvis' voice has ever sounded better than it did on Trust. And Watch Yoru Step and New Lace Sleeves would be two of his best songs. The Feelies - Only Life may look overlooked today but was well received when it came out. And I do love it. But if I was picking an album to compete with Crazy Rhythms I would nominate their follow-up The Good Earth. Low key compared to some of theirs but it is beautiful and hypnotic. Great to see you promoting Wire beyond their first three masterpieces. Their whole career is worth your attention. And the endless side-projects. A Bell Is A Cup is a great recommendation. It looks like you might have some other overlooked gems on the wall behind you. Television's Adventure is often lost in the shadow of Marquee Moon. Such a great loss to hear of Tom Verlaine's passing. Ok, this is getting too wordy again. Thanks for finding time to make a video.

Hi, Hannah! Great video as usual. By the way, congrats on the 10,000 subscribers and many more to come! In addition to all these albums shown in the video, these other records that are behind you, mainly Television-Adventure (1978), Pete Townshend-All the Best Cowboys Have Chinese Eyes (1982), Bangles-All Over the Place (1984) and Lindsey Buckingham & Stevie Nicks-Buckingham Nicks (1973) are all underrated albums and deserve greater recognition. R.I.P. Tom Verlaine (1949-2023). Nice shirt of the band The Jesus and Mary Chain. Beetlejuice approves! Thanks for the tips. Take care and see you next time. Cheers!

Damn lady! You are one very impressive music lover. To include a Gene Clark album in general is impressive, but to jump from J & M C to Clark is showing some amazing range in taste. One of those Gosdin brothers was Vern Gosdin. I'm a huge 4AD fan as well. Some brilliant records and some of the most amazing production and arrangement work of their time came from 4AD. And then you go and pull out "Tanx"!!! My brother had that (and so many other damn cool albums) when I was a kid and would play it. I love "Broken Hearted Blues", "Left Hand Luke", "Rapids". Great record.

Interesting selection🌟 Dinosaur Jr. have a great new compilation out. The Feelies are great. I just found their Good Earth album in the wilds of my home town Deventer, where great rarities seem to be turning up of late. Including Drop Nineteen’s Delaware (shoegaze tip). Happy hunting 🌻

I started collecting Furs' albums from the beginning, but when they released Mirror Moves, I felt they made the 'great leap forward' in part to the superb production work of Keith Forsey. Also, the final track on the Rundgren produced Talk x 3 entitled All Of This And Nothing is one of the most haunting pieces ever written and soldified me as a fan. I fell off the fan wagon with Midnight, even though there are a couple of good tracks. Saw them in Napa, CA about ten years ago.

Nice selection, haven't heard Honey's Dead in an age... some great songs. Thanks!

The Finest Drops is an excellent song on the Wire album. Also, there is a reason that all other albums by Modern English are forgotten about. After the Snow is a perfect album. It is definitely in my top all time favorites list. Everyone knows I Melt with You, but the rest of the songs on it are excellent as well. One of my forgotten albums would definitely be Depeche Mode's 101. Everyone usually goes on and on about their studio albums, but I consider 101 one of the best live albums ever recorded. You should do a top 10 Live albums for one of your updates. We all know what #1 is going to be, and it is definitely one of my favorites also.

Thoughtful, intelligent comments about some great albums, greetings from Auckland NZ miss.

Didn’t know the Blind Mr Jones but am a huge Shoegaze fan….And I agree on all of your other 9 selections. Great selections!

Got to agree on the Furs bk'v days, been lookin. So glad you highlighted Modern English almost like they started out more like Joy Division!! LOVE IT ok ; )