Greatest synth pop album of all times? Greatest synth pop album of all times.
Greatest synth pop album of all times? Greatest synth pop album of all times
Juan Davis
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Jeremiah Morales
OP here. Sorry, wrong pic
Blake Brooks
These guys are one hit wonders
Josiah Bailey
That album actually isn't that bad if you're into 80s synth pop
Nathaniel Stewart
Andrew Torres
Liam White
this one feels more alt rock than synthpop
Ryan Wright
Parker King
these are all shit
if this is the "greatest" of synth pop it must truly be a barren genre
Kevin Edwards
Oh shit, got it wrong again. I meant this one, obviously.
Zachary Price
you're shit, and your mother is a barren genre
Easton Price
Greatest New Wave you say?
Nicholas Ortiz
Sorry for gaying up the thread but facts are facts
Colton Rivera
New wave != synthpop. In fact they didn't even happen at the same time.
Leo Murphy
Where do you draw the distinction? Is Devo new wave or synthpop? is synthpop mostly a european thing while america got post-punk and new wave instead?
Christopher Rivera
Spring Session M nowhere to be found on this chart so into the trash it goes.
Brayden Powell
New Wave was the rush of new sounds that followed in the wake of punk, from about 1978 onwards.
Synth pop didn't even get going until the 1980s, when the first really affordable synthesisers started to appear. Up until then, you either had to build your own instrument, or take out a mortgage for a Moog or Mellotron.
James Nguyen
Jackson Jones
Just having synths doesn’t make it synthpop
Kayden Evans
So many great synth pop albums were produced by Trevor Horn. Art of Noise, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, Grace Jones... As much as I do like it, I don't think I'd go with that one for greatest ever though.
Lucas Hernandez
they are, but the 2 albums they made are really good.
Charles Ward
Is this synth pop? Not sure but it sounds gay enough to be in this thread
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Levi Martinez
I think as far as synth pop goes, Nic Sequeira and the broader genre of "Denver New Wave" have definitely outdone whatever The Buggles did back in the 80s. Listening to some of Nic's contemporary masterpieces, you would be convinced that synth pop is alive and well: