Comments for Nevermind The Posers

Comment on Room Full of Mirrors: A Biography of Jimi Hendrix by Charles R. Cross by Lavon

Lavon — Wed, 08 May 2013 01:17:30 +0000

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Comment on Larry and his Flask Interview by Eleanore

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Comment on Top 5 Songs That Give You Chills by red bottom shoes for women

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Comment on Midge Ure of Ultravox @ World Cafe Live, January 10, 2013 by NVMP

NVMP — Tue, 19 Mar 2013 23:42:59 +0000

Thank you so much for your comment! I will pass the kind words along to the writer. The best way to follow us is currently this wordpress blog. We have a FB page, http://www.facebook.com/pages/Nevermind-the-Posers/102266239833912?fref=ts, I like to share a lot of music there. Thanks for reading and keep rockin’! – TNT

Comment on Midge Ure of Ultravox @ World Cafe Live, January 10, 2013 by awesome product lists

awesome product lists — Sun, 17 Mar 2013 21:44:02 +0000

I leave a response each time I appreciate a post on a site or I have something to add to the
discussion. It is a result of the fire displayed in the article I read.
And after this post Midge Ure of Ultravox @ World
Cafe Live, January 10, 2013 | Nevermind The Posers. I
was excited enough to drop a comment I do have a couple of questions for
you if you don’t mind. Could it be just me or do some of the responses look like they are written by brain dead people? And, if you are posting on additional online social sites, I would like to follow you. Would you list all of your social pages like your linkedin profile, Facebook page or twitter feed?

Comment on Adam Ant and The Good, The Mad And The Lovely Posse at Best Buy Theater, NYC on October 6th by MarkNVMP

MarkNVMP — Sat, 19 Jan 2013 02:18:51 +0000

Thanks for your comment. I am well aware as to what Adam Ant has said about being linked to any part of the New Romantic/New Wave movements, but that unfortunately doesn’t change the fact that the media at large has placed him withing the ranks of both. It doesn’t help that his greatest years of success happened to fall within the peaks of both eras, and his music resonated the most within the fan-base that each carried, or that his look really fit what the public seemed to think artists of the era (whether they belonged or not) looked like. The stigma was applied by journalists of the era, just aching to put a face to whoever they believed to be at the forefront of the “hottest” musical trends, and it remains to this day. Present times especially, the meaning of New Wave has been morphed into more of a broader category, with New Romanticism being pegged as a direct sub-genre. Most general musical fans believe that any music made in the early-eighties which feature bubbly hooks and/or synthesizers is automatically New Wave, which you seem to know otherwise to be false. I personally don’t agree, but if you ask most people who have a mere casual interest in music, that just about sums up what they think. In fact, most people don’t even know what New Romantic is period, it’s all the same to them. However, I will say that many of his songs do fit in with both styles sound-wise, then again they also tended to be his biggest hits, while his more interesting tracks were ignored (like most bands). His look didn’t help either. To him, being dressed like a pirate dandy was just being Adam Ant, but to the public he was the look of the New Romantics. Remember, New Romanticism itself was just as much about the look as it was the music, and dressing like he did at that time fit the effeminate image of the New Romantic movement, which again led to easier pigeonholing. I don’t feel that any label at all is necessary when talking about Adam Ant. Music journalists, snobs, super-fans and the general public have bickered over what truly defines New Wave/New Romantic/Post-Punk, and then immediately rush to place any bands that they like into whatever category they feel they identify with the most. In other words, it’s a Junior High kickball game for music lovers. Regardless, of what band/solo act’s look or sound is identified as whatever genre, Music is Music. After all is said and done, I love his music, I went to see his show, and I wrote a positive review. To argue about proper labeling (when in fact he wasn’t labeled, the eras were referenced, not directly applied to him) , detracts from the fact that review is encouraging people to go and see him. The piece is a live performance review, not an editorial, feature, or band/solo history. If you don’t like how Adam Ant is labeled, write to the ones who shoved him into musical categories for the sake of neat categorization, and argue your (or Adam’s) case. Otherwise, just take the review for what it says: GO AND SEE ADAM ANT!

Comment on Top 5 Songs with Lyrics That Make No Sense by NVMP

NVMP — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 23:52:52 +0000

hey miss kitty love muffin, no one sucks on my site…it’s called an opinion. we are very opinionated here. name your top 5…
TNT

Comment on Top 5 Songs with Lyrics That Make No Sense by no one likes this

no one likes this — Thu, 10 Jan 2013 20:06:34 +0000

hooverbee you suck. end of story. Natasha made that song because of her times of severe suicidal depression. she has filled it with metaphors. and what she means by “feel the rain on your skin, no one else can feel it for you” is that if u want to get somewhere in life you cant have someone else do it. but you have your own opinions that your entitled to. so… yeah i’m done ranting :/

Comment on Adam Ant and The Good, The Mad And The Lovely Posse at Best Buy Theater, NYC on October 6th by Ant Wench

Ant Wench — Wed, 28 Nov 2012 22:34:22 +0000

If you understood anything about Adam Ant’s music – he was NEVER associated with New Romantic, New Wave movement. He was first and foremost playing “Antmusic” and started out as a hard core punk rock musician. He stated that in order to avoid being bracketed and wrongly branded with some musical movement he had nothing to do with – he always called his music “Antmusic”. Adam Ant has repeatedly stated in a zillion interviews he had nothing to do with New Romantic, nor New Wave music.

Comment on Adam Ant and The Good, The Mad And The Lovely Posse at Best Buy Theater, NYC on October 6th by Damnant

Damnant — Sun, 18 Nov 2012 16:42:28 +0000

Just one comment Adam Ant was “never” new romantic and recent interviews with him show how much he hates this association. Post punk would be more accurate…