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John McGeoch [far-right in the photo above]invented angular rock. His incendiary and highly ambitious guitar riffs electrified the post-punk era, the Scotsman’s distinctive style the melodic spine for the classic albums of Magazine, Visage, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and Public Image Ltd. It wasn’t until the Banshees’ fifth album, A Kiss in the Dreamhouse in 1982, that his reputation received widespread acclaim. Yet it was with Howard Devoto’s influential Magazine four years earlier that McGeoch first made his mark as a major talent, the blistering guitars during the opening to the band’s debut single, Shot By Both Sides, as appealing to his Manchester contemporaries as they would be inspiring to a host of new bands in the 90s and beyond: The Strokes, The Rapture, Maximo Park and The Futureheads all owed something to the sounds he forged. Despite the acclaim of musicians – including U2’s The Edge, Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood and John Frusciante fr
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The 100 Best Alternative Singles of the 1980s: 60 – 41
We present the best punk, post-punk, new wave, college rock, goth, industrial, new romantic, ska, power pop, hardcore, and indie rock singles of the 1980s.
60. The Human League – “Love Action (I Believe in Love)” (1981)
British new wave pioneers the Human League formed in Sheffield in the late ’70s. Their early recordings were raw and primitive, using basic synthesizers and not much melody. That changed as the group’s membership expanded in 1980 with the additions of Joanne Catherall and Susan Ann Sulley. Their 1981 album
Dare is one of the cornerstones of new wave. In addition to singles “Open Your Heart”, “The Sound of the Crowd”, and their American chart-topper “Don’t You Want Me”, the album includes the electro-pop nugget “Love Action (I Believe in Love)”. It’s one of the band’s finest singles, with glistening synthesizers, Philip Oakey’s wonderfully odd baritone vocals, and a jaunty e