Red Lorry Yellow Lorry

One of my college favorites...no one seems to know them, but they had their place...
anyone know them or remember them?







ColoradoJens

reply to post by ColoradoJens


No none?? Echos are forever??

CJ

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I remember 'em! I can usually still talk my friendly neighbourhood DJ into playing some o' their stuff on Goth nights!

reply to post by WhiskyKisses


Thanks! There's one! It is pretty funny (and I agree and understand) that they were/are considered "goth"...compared to some goth these days, these guys were like the beegees.

CJ

reply to post by ColoradoJens


Good gods I know, kids these days... try bringing up Bauhaus, Mission U.K, or gods forbid Red Lorry, Yellow Lorry and they give you a blank stare!

reply to post by WhiskyKisses


I'm going to use this one as the opener for a movie about the late 80's early 90's...do you remeber the goth "dance"? Kinda kicking out your feet and swinging your hips, but always by yourself?



CJ

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Remember it? *chuckles in shame* Is used to do it! Good call on the Sister's of Mercy track by the way, This Corrosion has always been a personal favourite of mine. I think the thing that always amused me the most about the band was listening to Andrew Eldritch swear up and down that in NO WAY was he goth...

you listened to this in college? I have to look up the year
1981!!!!! and I was just about to say "I never heard of it, sounds very 80s, what year where you in college?"

This is very cool! you should link to this thread from the 80's thread ♥
(I auto link to the 80's thread when I post - pg2 in my signature)


and yeah! I remember the goth dance!!

reply to post by Forevever


Ha! I know I know...actually 89' was my freshman year. I only discovered them then!

CJ

reply to post by ColoradoJens


don't feel too bad, I didn't discovery Violent Femmes until 5 years after Blister In The Sun
their Self Titled is still one of my most favorite albums!

LOL I just posted this in the other thread - but isn't that totally the goth dance right around 4 minutes? LOL

1982

reply to post by WhiskyKisses


These used to get "Ground Zero" in Boulder going around '91...lol at the dancing!













CJ

reply to post by Forevever


Ahahahah! You know the "goth dance" too? It may be one of the most misunderstood solitary dances ever!

CJ

reply to post by ColoradoJens


Misunderstood? Possibly. Solitary? Perhaps. Majestic? Without a doubt!

reply to post by WhiskyKisses


Awesome WhiskeyKisses...it isn't groundbreaking, but it still sounds good.

CJ