Relive the '80s new-wave
punk-rock music scene in Philadelphia
Robert Hazard, R.I.P.,
8/5/08
Remember instantly disposable
pop music on 7-inch vinyl 45s, skinny ties, pompadours and slam dancing? The
sounds of independent bands on alternative radio? Heavy metal and glam rock?
Then please join in reconstructing this '80s diary.
Use the navigation bar on the left to
search for original bands, view posters and articles, or
listen to music. Connect with other musicians and fans through this Web
site.
You can also view
videos such
as Reesa and The Rooters'
"TMI"
and The Stick Men
live. Yes, they're grainy and jumpy, just the way we remember it!
If you were there,
we want to hear from you. Please
send your electronic images, videos,
music clips,
reviews, articles, and other
memorabilia.
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I was born in Philadelphia, and I gigged and hung out here with many
great musicians. Some made it to pop stardom, some moved onto other
fields, some still work as studio or touring musicians and songwriters.
Relive the '80s is our scrapbook. It's just for
fun — and for connecting musicians and friends. So enjoy! And we appreciate any
contributions you can make toward
building this
portrait of the '80s Philly music scene.
—Reesa Marchetti,
Webmaster-Editor,
(Reesa & The Rooters) |
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