• bitchkat@lemmy.world
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    3 months ago

    Dude, synthesizers were not new in 1984. Also that was a cover song Motley Crue did. Originally released Brownsville Station in early 70s.

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      3 months ago

      They existed and were more of a new wave instrument at the time, but not heavily used in rock like that.

      I was unaware of Brownsville Station when I was eleven.

      Sorry to have failed your class professor.

      We couldn’t all be Jack Black in high fidelity at that age.

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        3 months ago

        Synths were used so much in 70s rock (Moog) that it wasn’t uncommon for albums to have a ‘no synthesizers’ disclaimer.

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          3 months ago

          And the synthesizers in the eighties were nothing like moogs

          Irrelevant I guess. I was casually reliving a memory from when I was a child, but there’s always got to be a pedant to further solidify my general withdrawal from society because I’m clearly not satisfactorily intelligent enough for it.