The Age of Plastic

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Remastered reissue of 1980 new wave classic includes three bonus tracks, 'Island', 'Technopop' & 'Johnny On The Monorail (A Very Different Version)'.

Manufacturer: Universal-Island Records
Release date: 2 April 2013
Number of discs: 1
EAN: 0731454627429 UPC: 731454627429

Tags: New Wave (2), Rock (1), Pop (1), 1980 (1), The Buggles (1)

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"22.6. The Age of Plastic is usually remembered for a hit song Video Killed the Radio Star and for being a total flop beyond that. I think this album is just amazingly misunderstood and underrated. What we have here is a New Wave record influenced by Kraftwerk and Yes, it's more or less a progressive pop album with way smarter concept and songwriting than your usual pop albums in general. "

Darth Brutus rated this 10/10 9 months, 2 weeks ago

Darth Brutus added this to a list 9 months, 2 weeks ago

My Favourite Albums (558 music items)

"The Age of Plastic is usually remembered for a hit song Video Killed the Radio Star and for being a total flop beyond that. I think this album is just amazingly misunderstood and underrated. What we have here is a New Wave record influenced by Kraftwerk and Yes, it's more or less a progressive pop album with way smarter concept and songwriting than your usual pop albums in general."