(New Wave, Post-Punk, Synthpop) The Plastics - 2 альбома, 1979-1980, MP3 (tracks), 192 kbps

1.Top Secret Man
2.Digital Watch
3.Copy
4.I Am Plastic
5.I Wanna Be Plastic
6.Can I Help Me
7.Too Much Information
8.Welcome Plastics
9.I Love You Oh No!
10.Robot
11.Delicious
12.Last Train To Clarksville
13.Deluxe
14.Complex

1.Delicious
2.Diamond Head
3.Peace
4.Ignore
5.Cards
6.Top Secret Man
7.Copy
8.Good
9.Park
10.Robot

The Plastics
Chica Sato--vocal
Toshio Nakanishi--vocal, guitar & percussion
Hajime Tachibana--guitar & vocal
Masahide Sakuma--keyboards, guitar & bass programming
Takemi Shima--rhythm box
Plastics--or, alternately, The Plastics--were a short-lived Japanese new wave music group prominent in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Their music was a major influence on Japanese pop music and their songs have been covered by many bands, most notably Polysics and Pizzicato Five. The bands Talking Heads, B-52s and Devo were all big fans of Plastics and were instrumental in getting their albums released in the United States. Their mainstream exposure began when Toshio Nakanishi designed a tour program book for Talking Heads and slipped David Byrne a tape of Plastics demos. Byrne promptly sent it to the B-52s' manager who offered to represent them internationally.