Squeeze
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| - | '''New Wave''' is a term that has been used to describe many developments in music, but is most commonly associated with a movement in [[Western popular music]], in the late 1970s and early 1980s inspired by the [[punk rock]] movement. New Wave music was initially marketed as a more commercial or chart-friendly version of punk. The style was often mixed with other genres, such as [[funk]], [[reggae]] and [[ska]]. | + | '''Squeeze''' or '''squeezing''' may refer to: |
| - | ==Definition of New Wave in the United States== | + | * [[Compression (physical)]] |
| - | New Wave in the United States is a popular catchall term used to describe music that emerged in the late 1970s and crested during the 1982-1983 period in what was dubbed the second British Invasion when groups deemed “New Wave” scored high on the charts. The artists deemed “New Wave” in the late 1970s such as [[Elvis Costello]], [[The Police]], [[Gary Numan]], and [[Squeeze]] dovetails with the original definition of the genre. Starting in the early 1980’s and continuing until around 1987 the term New Wave was used in America to describe nearly every new pop/rock artist, especially those that used synthesizers. Examples of artists defined in the United States as New Wave during this period that would not fit the original definition include [[Duran Duran]], [[A Flock of Seagulls]], [[Depeche Mode]], [[Eurythmics]], [[The Fixx]], [[Adam and the Ants]], [[Tears For Fears]], [[Human League]], [[Naked Eyes]],[[Culture Club]] and [[Bauhaus (band)|Bauhaus]]. The term continues to be used today to describe those groups. | + | * [[Squeeze (copying method)]], a way to copy [[inscription]]s or [[Relief#Bas-relief_or_low_relief|bas-relief]] decorations, "to take a squeeze of an inscription". |
| - | ==Parallel movements== | + | |
| - | *[[Coldwave]] | + | ==Sports and games== |
| - | *[[Dark wave]] | + | * [[Squeeze (chess)]] or ''zugzwang'', a chess tactic |
| - | *[[Neue Deutsche Welle]] | + | * [[Squeeze play (bridge)]] or simply ''squeeze'', a tactic in contract bridge |
| - | *[[No wave]] | + | * [[Squeeze play (baseball)]], a type of sacrifice in baseball |
| - | *[[New Music (music industry)|New Music]] | + | * [[Squeeze play (poker)]], a bluff re-raise |
| - | *[[La Movida Madrileña|Movida española]] | + | |
| + | ==Music, film and television== | ||
| + | * [[Squeeze (band)]], an English rock band | ||
| + | * [[Squeeze (Fiona album)|''Squeeze'' (Fiona album)]] | ||
| + | * [[Squeeze (Squeeze album)|''Squeeze'' (Squeeze album)]] | ||
| + | * [[Squeeze (The Velvet Underground album)|''Squeeze'' (The Velvet Underground album)]] | ||
| + | * "Squeeze", song by Fifth Harmony from their album ''[[7/27]]'' | ||
| + | * [[Squeeze (The X-Files)|"Squeeze" (''The X-Files'')]], an episode of ''The X-Files'' | ||
| + | * ''Squeeze'', a 1980 [[List of New Zealand films#1980s|New Zealand film]] | ||
| + | * ''Squeeze'', a 1997 American film by [[Robert Patton-Spruill]] | ||
| + | * Squeeze, an earlier name for 1970s Belgian glam-rock band [[Walter de Paduwa#Rock career|T.U.S.H.]] | ||
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| + | ==Other uses== | ||
| + | * [[Mask squeeze]], in diving, a type of barotrauma | ||
| + | * Squeeze, a [[Sterno#Abuse|Sterno]]-based drink | ||
| + | '''Computing''': | ||
| + | * ''Squeeze'', codename for [[List of Debian releases#Debian 6.0 (Squeeze)|the sixth release of Debian]], a GNU/Linux operating system | ||
| + | * [[SQ_(program) | SQ]] (squeeze), an early CP/M file compression program | ||
| + | '''Finance''': | ||
| + | * [[Credit squeeze]], a reduction in the general availability of loans | ||
| + | * [[Short squeeze]], a rapid increase in stock price due to lack of supply and excess demand | ||
| + | '''Oilfield terminology''': | ||
| + | * [[Squeeze job]], the process of injecting cement slurry into a well | ||
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| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | * [[The Squeeze (disambiguation)]] | ||
| + | * [[Squeeze play (disambiguation)]] | ||
| + | * [[Squeezed (disambiguation)]] | ||
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Squeeze or squeezing may refer to:
- Compression (physical)
- Squeeze (copying method), a way to copy inscriptions or bas-relief decorations, "to take a squeeze of an inscription".
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Sports and games
- Squeeze (chess) or zugzwang, a chess tactic
- Squeeze play (bridge) or simply squeeze, a tactic in contract bridge
- Squeeze play (baseball), a type of sacrifice in baseball
- Squeeze play (poker), a bluff re-raise
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Music, film and television
- Squeeze (band), an English rock band
- Squeeze (Fiona album)
- Squeeze (Squeeze album)
- Squeeze (The Velvet Underground album)
- "Squeeze", song by Fifth Harmony from their album 7/27
- "Squeeze" (The X-Files), an episode of The X-Files
- Squeeze, a 1980 New Zealand film
- Squeeze, a 1997 American film by Robert Patton-Spruill
- Squeeze, an earlier name for 1970s Belgian glam-rock band T.U.S.H.
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Other uses
- Mask squeeze, in diving, a type of barotrauma
- Squeeze, a Sterno-based drink
Computing:
- Squeeze, codename for the sixth release of Debian, a GNU/Linux operating system
- SQ (squeeze), an early CP/M file compression program
Finance:
- Credit squeeze, a reduction in the general availability of loans
- Short squeeze, a rapid increase in stock price due to lack of supply and excess demand
Oilfield terminology:
- Squeeze job, the process of injecting cement slurry into a well
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See also
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