garage revival造句

• The term is sometimes used interchangeably with " garage rock " or " garage revival ".
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• Formed in 1984, they were one of the earliest'pure'garage bands in the European garage revival of the 1980s.
• After the 1980s, groups who were labelled as " garage punk " stood in contrast to the nascent retro garage revival scene, moving past a strictly mid-1960s influence.
• Their powerful ( and sometimes destructive ) live sets garnered the band a reputation as one of the New York area's most exciting acts of the burgeoning garage revival scene.
• "Diamonds, Rats, and Gum " was rediscovered in the sphere of the garage revival, appearing first on the compilation album " Texas Punk, Volume 5 ", in 1985.
• Late last year, many rock pundits were predicting the garage revival, echoing the bouncy, adrenalized pop-rock of 60s " garage bands, " would be rock's new sound.
• Music critc Mark Deming proclaimed the Mummies the " kings of budget rock ", adding that " it's difficult to imagine the rawest edge of the garage revival bands existing without the guiding influence of the gauze-wrapped foursome ".
• A report on Peruvian rock included in the July 1999 issue of Maximum RocknRoll mentions the following bands : Aeropajitas, Manganzoides, 60s garage punk / garage revival, Asmereir, a blend of punk / ska / reggae / hardcore / thrash, Leusemia, that put out a double CD through Coyote Records and it's titled Sub, Cuero Negro and Crash Boom Zap.
• American punk rockers, Dead Kennedys'lead singer, Jello Biafra, heard the group while touring in Sydney and he told Murray Engelheart of " Juke Magazine " : " This could be the best time-warp style'60s garage revival I've ever heard . [ They ] seem to be more interested in re-creating Sixties garage mania than updating it.
• :* " Every now and then people start talking about garage punk, or, "'more likely, about garage rock or garage revival . "'[ . . . ] Perhaps the simplest way to put it is that it is punk inspired by all the ragged roots of rock  n roll as we know it today, "'including all earlier incarnations of punk itself "'. [ . . . ] "'For Khan, who believes that there were garage punk bands even back in the  60s, "'his mission has more to do with the present than the past :  I don t think of it as revivalism.