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Re: British Rock
Keane, Coldplay, Scott Matthews, Joss Stone
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Re: British Rock
Originally Posted by anabella
(Post 5575110)
Keane, Coldplay, Scott Matthews, Joss Stone
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Re: British Rock
OK, so what bands fom this decade will be remembered as groundbreaking and influencial in 20 years?
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Re: British Rock
Originally Posted by Triumphrob
(Post 5575130)
OK, so what bands fom this decade will be remembered as groundbreaking and influencial in 20 years?
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Re: British Rock
Originally Posted by anabella
(Post 5575110)
Keane, Coldplay, Scott Matthews, Joss Stone
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Re: British Rock
Originally Posted by welshviking
(Post 5575177)
i thought we were talking ROCK bands!!
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Re: British Rock
Originally Posted by Ka Ora!
(Post 5575133)
lots most if not all
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Re: British Rock
Originally Posted by Triumphrob
(Post 5574775)
Been following a few threads on Led Zeps reunion and such, and was wondering what opinions you guys had on British Rock. Why is it that 90% of all the best and most influencal bands come from the UK?
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Re: British Rock
Originally Posted by Ka Ora!
(Post 5575061)
Come lets not forget Pink Floyd. and the Clash, The Jam and the SEX Pistols
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Re: British Rock
Originally Posted by Triumphrob
(Post 5575435)
And that little band from Liverpool :D
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Re: British Rock
Originally Posted by paddingtongreen
(Post 5575362)
And the influences for those groups came out of the delta,
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Re: British Rock
Originally Posted by welshviking
(Post 5575439)
ROCK ROCK ROCK!!!!!!! sigh.....it's in the ruddy title
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Re: British Rock
Originally Posted by Roland Hulme
(Post 5575005)
The Devil's Candy, my sadistic american dentist calls it.
Talking about rockers, I once met Robert Plant and mistook him for Noddy Holden. A Holden is a car made in Oz. |
Re: British Rock
Good American (mostly indie rock) albums released in 2007:
Andrew Bird: Armchair Apocrypha The Angelic Process: Weighing Souls with Sand The Apples in Stereo: New magnetic Wonder Band of Horses: Cease to Begin Battles: Mirrored Bruce Springsteen: Magic Caribou: Andorra Deerhoof: Friend Opportunity Dinosaur Jr.: The Beyond Dntel: Dumb Luck Do Make Say Think: You, You're History in Rust Eisley: Combinations Eluvium: Copia High on Fire: Death is this Communion Interpol: Our Love to Admire Kings of Leon: Because the Times LCD Soundsystem: Sound of Silver Les Savy Fav: Let's Stay Friends Liars: Liars Menomena: Friend or Foe Minus the Bear: Planet of Ice The National: The Boxer Of Montreal: Hissing Fauna... Okkervil River: The Stage Names Panda Bear: Person Pitch Pelican: City of Echoes Pinback: Autumn of the Seraphs Queens of the Stone Age: Era Vulgaris The Shins: Whincing the Night Away Spoon: Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga Wilco: Bue Sky Blue Good British (mostly indie rock) albums released in 2007: Amy Winehouse: Back to Black Bat for Lashes: Fur and Gold Dizzee Rascal: Maths and English Klaxons: Myths of the Near Future M.I.A.: Kala PJ Harvey: White Chalk Radiohead: In Rainbows ...and that's about it. British music, particularly indie rock has a long and illustrious history, but (with a few very notable exceptions) has been underproducing for the past few years. With the likes of Arcade Fire, Feist, Tegan and Sara etc, even Canada's producing more and better music than the UK these days. |
Re: British Rock
Originally Posted by dgsyd1
(Post 5577107)
So what would you call "Helter Skelter", "Revolution", "She Said, She Said", "Get Back", and "I Want You (She's So Heavy)" then? ;)
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