Saturdays = Youth

[Lumenskir]

How is it I can come slithering back to the forums on borrowed Internets only to find no mention of M83's new album? It's like every rose-tinted view of 1980's music condensed into sonic joy, and each time I listen to it I wish I could go back to 1980, somehow play this on every radio station at the same time, and watch as the inspiration it creates sweeps away all the dreck that is currently mucking up our actual 80's.

[Yrcrazypa]

Who are M83?

[Q*bert]

Well I mean there is always the clasical radio station.

[Lumenskir]

Who are M83?
Bizow. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M83_%28band%29)
Well I mean there is always the clasical radio station.
I don't think I was as clear as I could have been. The '80s music we have from the actual 1980s, for lack of a better word, could be said to be found severely lacking. M83's album, on the other hand, is what '80s music would sound like if '80s music was actually good.

[Mike McC]

So, it sounds like Oingo Boingo?

[Smarty McBarrelpants]

I don't think I was as clear as I could have been. The '80s music we have from the actual 1980s, for lack of a better word, could be said to be found severely lacking. M83's album, on the other hand, is what '80s music would sound like if '80s music was actually good.

80s music is awesome. All the good bands from the 1970s split up to pursue solo careers which may appear terrible at first but were actually clever innovations and experimentation which is totally good.
And the end of stadium rock is also pretty sweet.