Is the new wave (music) still exists today?
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Yes, new wave music is more mixed in with post-punk (not to be confused with pop-punk) and electronic music than it was earlier in "the day", so it's less clarified and many people think it's nonexistent but it's really not, maybe you could say it's less common but not extinct.  Popular new wave today is considered power pop or just alternative rock to be vague.  Another problem with new wave music is that it can be tied to so many genres like indie, goth, glam metal, power pop, dark wave, industrial, punk, post-punk, etc. but that's pretty musch the same as saying it's less clarified.
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you better freakin' believe there are.\n\nstep one:\nREASON.\nit is an entire studio synth rack.\nit is a deity among software.\nwww.propellerheads.se\n\nafter reason, check out rebirth (www.rebirthmuseum.com), ableton live (www.ableton.com), project5 (www.cakewalk.com).  when you get excruciatingly advanced, check out sonar 5 (www.cakewalk.com), pro tools (www.digidesign.com), cubase (www.steinberg.net) and so forth.\n\nfor immediate free gratification, get rebirth from the rebirth museum, get hammerhead (6 channel drum sequencer) (www.threechords.com/hammerhead) and get audacity (audacity.sourceforge.net) for audio editing needs.\n\nyou should also get a good entry-level pro card.  check the m-audio audiophile 2496.  under 100 bucks gets you a lot of sound card.\n\nmy setup, for the interested, includes:\nreason 3.0.4\nlive 5.2\nproject5 v2\nrebirth 2.01\nhammerhead (whatever version)\nsony acid 5\nand a hell of a lot more.\n\nHAVE FUN!  thats the freakin' important part.  if you fall in love with reason like you should, come hang out at www.reasonstation.net cause its the coolest :)\n\nps- check the link in my sources for a taste of my musical stylings, if you like squarepusher, the flashbulb, nintendo video game music, etc.
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80's--DurranDurran,Men at Work,Run DMC,Beastie Boys,AhHa,GoGo's,Bryan Adams,Bruce Springstein,Poison, Motly Crew,Van Halen,Soft Cell,The Police,The erythmics,Phil Collins,Sir Mix A-lot,2Live Crew,Davd Bowie,Marvin Gay........I could go on and on. The 90's were okay,00's not so much. and there is some pretty decent music today.
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If you mean industrial like Throbbing Gristle, SPK, early Einstürzende Neubauten, Sielwolf, NON, Merzbow, Unburied Dreams, MZ.412, Folkstorm, Valefor and some Skinny Puppy, the answer is "YES".\n\nIf you mean industrial like Nine Inch Nails, Stabbing Westward, Velvet Acid Christ, Rammstein and VNV Nation. The answer is "NO". I'm not even sure at what point this stuff can be called "industrial" as well.\n\nI like EBM and Synthpop as well, I just don't like to call it "industrial" like Wumpscut, Hocico, Cenobita, Numb, Funker Vogt, Apoptygma Berzerk, Wolfsheim, Front 242, And One, etc.
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MTV ruined music in my opinion.  Music has been in a downward spiral since around 1985.  I'm 25 years old and I listen to mostly to the music my parents and grandparents grew up with.  There are a few good artists right now like Jack Johnson and Norah Jones.
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People still listen to those bands. \nThe question should be why don't people make good music like they used to!?
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A record player?  Do they still make those?
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I don't think there are any post-2000 bands good enough to possibly compare to the bands you mentioned.\n\nAnd Dream Theater and Queensryche both started over 20 years ago so I would hardly call them "modern".
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If you are talking about the magazine put out by the Methodist Church then yes, it's still around and you can find current and back issues at \nhttp://www.methodistchildrenshome.org/sunshine.html\n\nIf you are referring to the arts and crafts magazine subscriptions are available on Amazon.com
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It still exist today.
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need more info...what kind of music are you looking for? classical, new age, ???
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Yes. It's the 21st century
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I'm not much of a modern punk person, but I'm big into the old bands who formed punk.\n\nTry the Seeds, The Sex Pistols (big fav), the damned, and last but not least, The Clash\n\nI know those weren't really 5 CD's, but I hope it helped.
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um...yeah, i'm not that impressed with whats newer lately, but someone mentioned "3 Days Grace" and what i heard from them seems ok, - Disturbed , Evanescence , AX7  are ok too. I know most people associate those bands with a sort of "scene" or trend - which i'm old enough NOT to follow trends, and i've not bought any of those cd's or anything , i just heard. It's all just one form or another of rock , isn't it?
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The BBC website has its' radio programme links. Yahoo music has a selection of styles, including '60's music......
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Yeah, I ordered a set of 70s music, a long time ago. Nothing since, though. It was a great set of music, too!
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It depends on what you mean: today's Rock is better than rap/hip-hop in my personal opinion but the songwriting and talents are way down except for a few left out there compared to classic rock. \n\nIf I had to choose between keep it or scratch it I'd say keep it. I know the Stones won't be around for much longer so their music days are almost over, all the Ramones except for Tommy are dead (including the 4 others besides Joey, Johnny and Dee Dee) and everyone is retiring in the classic Rock industry. So there has to be some bands to take the reigns, I'm just happy for the Red Hot Chili Peppers, they're some of the few good muscians left (although "Dani California" is a total ripoff of Led Zeppelin, Tom Petty and Jimi Hendrx).