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|| | ||| 6217|| 8 || 3 wrote: Give me Paul Hindemith, Bela Bartok or Giorgy Ligeti
Ooooh ligeti.......mmmmmmmm 2001 a space odessy is like a pop video for him.
BillONdollar wrote: i realize this is not music related... so don't give me the 3rd degree... just a little humour if you will!
blair vs bush? is one better than the other!
you make the call!
0-0 AET. Far too much ET.
Hank Wiseass© wrote:
Steve One wrote: The US music scene is shite, always has been, always will be, apart from a dozen bands what have they really given us?
The UK on the other hand has given the world more great music than anyone else. Any of our american friends wish to prove me wrong?
You name an american artist, i'll trump it with a better one from the uk...
Hendrix Beach Boys Plastikman Michael Jackson Public Enemy
Plastikman is Canadian, No?
How about- Geoff Mills Derrick May Kevin Saunderson Arthur Baker Joey Beltram
RichShan wrote:
Plastikman is Canadian, No?
How about- Geoff Mills Derrick May Kevin Saunderson Arthur Baker Joey Beltram
Here's some of mine from the USA
Juan AtkinsCarl CraigKenny LarkinStacey PullenDJ PierreLarry HeardMobyLCD SoundsystemAfrika BambaataaMantronixEddie 'Flashin' FowlkesMarshall JeffersonTodd TerryJohn AcquavivaRon TrentArmand Van HeldenFischerspoonerFrankie KnucklesErick MorilloDavid MoralesMasters At WorkGrandmaster FlashDJ SneakRun DMCEric B And RakimLoleta HollowayJames Brown
Alan Paul Kitching wrote: Here's some of mine from the USA
Juan AtkinsCarl CraigKenny LarkinStacey PullenDJ PierreLarry HeardMobyLCD SoundsystemAfrika BambaataaMantronixEddie 'Flashin' FowlkesMarshall JeffersonTodd TerryJohn AcquavivaRon TrentArmand Van HeldenFischerspoonerFrankie KnucklesErick MorilloDavid MoralesMasters At WorkGrandmaster FlashDJ SneakRun DMCEric B And RakimLoleta HollowayJames Brown
As above plus Leadbelly, Woody Guthrie, Jimi Hendrix, Arthur Baker, A Tribe Called Quest, De La Soul, Jungle Brothers, Ice-T, Ice Cube, NWA, Public Enemy...
And the list could go on...
oldmonkey wrote:
14 K wrote: Eric Clapton.
You learn something new every day!
Indeed! Suppose the attraction is to the near untouchable Led Zeppelin John Bonham era..
Fascinating how Liz Phair, Saint Etienne- Sarah Cracknell crossed the Distance and appealed to so many.
El Jarvo wrote:
DIGI MIKE don't yer know wrote: Talking Heads
Just how successful were Talking Heads in their homeland though?
Minority group, shirley?
most americans would recognize 'burning down the house' or 'road to nowhere' but, yes, they were never a top 40 band (although little creatures did quite well).
EdelBrock wrote:
Chris Nash wrote: And what about the Australians? They've produced a fair bit of talent...
Yer right, Air Supply is TOPS!
you may say that in jest, but air supply really do rock.
Buffy wrote:
El Jarvo wrote:
DIGI MIKE don't yer know wrote: Talking Heads
Just how successful were Talking Heads in their homeland though?
Minority group, shirley?
most americans would recognize 'burning down the house' or 'road to nowhere' but, yes, they were never a top 40 band (although little creatures did quite well).
it's funny, but I hear more Talking Heads tracks on the "classic" rock station out here than I do from people such as Steve Miller, Boston, etc. and not just the big hits either. YMMV where one lives, it seems.
Smith