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There's nothing wrong with that NOOLigan. NO has defined a new genre, a new way of looking music. The bands that teen girls listen to can hardly be perceived the same way.

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[magenta]shedmonite61[/magenta] wrote: There's nothing wrong with that NOOLigan. NO has defined a new genre, a new way of looking music. The bands that teen girls listen to can hardly be perceived the same way.

all i'm saying is that the world is not black and white. just because you hate one Genre of music does not invalidate it.

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Good call. But it is an interesting debate. :nod:

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Coldplay.....complete sperm. :sleep: :sleep: :sleep:

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I'd like to add to my earlier vote for Coldplay, the following: Dave Matthews Band, Madonna and the Grateful Dead.

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Rolling Stones - the most overrated band of all time.

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I never understood the fascination with the Dead or the other jam bands like Widespread Panic or Phish.:hat:

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U2, total bollocks:hat:

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Most mentioned before, but anyway...

Oasis (actually perfectly listenable, but hardly worth all the fuss for something so pedestrian and derivative) The Streets (first lp was funny, but then the joke wore off, and Mr Skinner appears to be an annoying tosser) Coldplay The Libertines/Babyshambles (boring and featuring the most annoying twat in rock) Eric Clapton (not technically a 'band' but never mind, a boring racist plonker) Bob Dylan (actually its not the man himself or his music I dislike, but his fans, all of whom seem to be middle aged former public school boys who never shut up about him)

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The Beatles - shite Queen - dross Red Hot Chilli Peppers - A joke Genesis - Bollocks

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darran clarke wrote: The Beatles - shite Queen - dross Red Hot Chilli Peppers - A joke Genesis - Bollocks

Genesis? sorry but i have to argue that point, phil collins is a god! and we are all lucky he shares this earth with us!

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thedude wrote:

darran clarke wrote: The Beatles - shite Queen - dross Red Hot Chilli Peppers - A joke Genesis - Bollocks

Genesis? sorry but i have to argue that point, phil collins is a god! and we are all lucky he shares this earth with us!

Now if he would just kindly exit the planet like a good lad :evil4:

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Someone mentioning Phish reminded me of the Grateful Dead. I'll never understand that obsession. They had one, mediocre, song, and people following them all over the country for like 30 years. :confused2: :confused2:

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another vote for Grateful Dead... the only demographic who seems to actually love the Grateful Dead are boring to middle aged middle class to rich mainstream heterosexual white americans, and a few "deadheads" who were from rich families but become bums to "live the life"... they actually 'dance' to this boring middle-aged white guy extended "jamming"... over 30 white guy jamming bands are something to be ignored...

I don't think I've ever read a rock critic who really liked the Grateful Dead all that much either, so there isn't much of a music geek angle also ... its all just about the "lifestyle image" in the end

...U2 is just so overhyped by the media, largely because there is no else to fill that space in modern times since the music industry have changed, Bono is just so irritating anyway it is so easy to dismiss him

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I forgot to mention Green Day.

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the who legends,yet ive never heard an half decent track

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[magenta]shedmonite61[/magenta] wrote: I forgot to mention Green Day.

Their early stuff is still kick-ass, but the whole hubub over "American Idiot" got a little out of hand and over-the-top. It's got one, maybe two or three decent and memorable tracks, but the rest?...eh, I could live without :shrug:

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Richard Ashcroft, he is sooo boring!!!

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GreenDay is a good call, though I think they're OK. I am really sick of all that American Idiot stuff. :angry:

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The Darkness. Too shite to even be ironic

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thedude wrote:

darran clarke wrote: The Beatles - shite Queen - dross Red Hot Chilli Peppers - A joke Genesis - Bollocks

Genesis? sorry but i have to argue that point, phil collins is a god! and we are all lucky he shares this earth with us!

Thank you...oh you mean you're not talking about me?!

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U2. Definitely my top pick.

Elvis. I know....how could I say that. I never did like his music nor his stage persona.

Newest band. Arcade Fire.:sleep:

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patrick stewart appreciation society wrote: Radiohead, i just don't get it,

+1

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Anybody heard of that recent much touted band called Clap Your Hands And Say Yeah!! (or summat)?

I had the misfortune of hearing their stuff for the first time on the radio (I think it was the evening session programme) and i remembered how some music publications were wetting themselves over them in a similar way that they tipped bands like The Arcade Fire and The Magic Numbers. They were truly awful. The singer couldn't sing for a start. It really was more a case of "Cover My Ears And Scream Noooo!!"

:dead: :nonono:

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Shellshocker wrote: GreenDay is a good call, though I think they're OK. I am really sick of all that American Idiot stuff. :angry:

I'm sick of the American Idiot stuff too. "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" is the best song on their, but other songs couldn't compare to their earlier stuff.

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[magenta]shedmonite61[/magenta] wrote:

Shellshocker wrote: GreenDay is a good call, though I think they're OK. I am really sick of all that American Idiot stuff. :angry:

I'm sick of the American Idiot stuff too. "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" is the best song on their, but other songs couldn't compare to their earlier stuff.

Boulevard was on such heavy rotation last year on the radio and everywhere else that I can't stand to even think about it. Holiday was much, much better imho, and easier to take on repeat listens when it became the main song on radio from that album :nod:

I don't know if I've mentioned it before, but it bears repeating that the Eagles are the most overrated band ever. Seriously, folks, they suck :evil4:

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Taboo # 7 wrote:

[magenta]shedmonite61[/magenta] wrote:

Shellshocker wrote: GreenDay is a good call, though I think they're OK. I am really sick of all that American Idiot stuff. :angry:

I'm sick of the American Idiot stuff too. "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" is the best song on their, but other songs couldn't compare to their earlier stuff.

Boulevard was on such heavy rotation last year on the radio and everywhere else that I can't stand to even think about it. Holiday was much, much better imho, and easier to take on repeat listens when it became the main song on radio from that album :nod:

I don't know if I've mentioned it before, but it bears repeating that the Eagles are the most overrated band ever. Seriously, folks, they suck :evil4:

Should I be embarassed that I rather like Green Day? Perhaps they aren't as omnipresent over here. Surely the Eagles can't be over-rated - on account of the fact that nobody has said anything positive about them since 1976? Which means they are in fact about correctly rated.

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By 'Eck! My Neck! wrote: Anybody heard of that recent much touted band called Clap Your Hands And Say Yeah!! (or summat)?

I had the misfortune of hearing their stuff for the first time on the radio (I think it was the evening session programme) and i remembered how some music publications were wetting themselves over them in a similar way that they tipped bands like The Arcade Fire and The Magic Numbers. They were truly awful. The singer couldn't sing for a start. It really was more a case of "Cover My Ears And Scream Noooo!!"

:dead: :nonono:

the first track on the album is a very weird choice, but once past that they're not bad.

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