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Derick-Sport
15-02-11, 08:32 PM
rhianna nom nom nom nom

that is all

Calamity Josh
15-02-11, 08:34 PM
Justin Beiber... Urgh Urgh lol

Saloony
15-02-11, 08:42 PM
lol brit awards.... weres the brits???

Southie
15-02-11, 09:12 PM
Current British music is bloody terrible and name me one decent act.... yep fecking non.

Jonlem
16-02-11, 02:19 PM
Current British music is bloody terrible and name me one decent act.... yep fecking non.

Seriously ??

British music is at a high, how many countries is Adele number 1 in ??? LOTS

Mumford & Sons, best Album, Take that, sold a million tickets in one day :eek:, incredible comeback and deserve everything, their albums excellent, their live shows are immense, you may not like them or the others mentioned but they ALL are superb British acts.

Its all down to what your into and from surfing through a few car sites last night it seems that most people are into D+B and dance music which as great as it is isn't exactly going to go global like bands do in such a big way.

Roll on Glastonbury so I can go and watch loads of crappy uk acts lol:thumb:

Adam
16-02-11, 02:29 PM
And good to see Coldplay back headlining Glasto!!!

Southie
16-02-11, 02:36 PM
Well maybe a couple which make mass money by mega comebacks and ticket sales, actually don't mind the Munford & Sons album lol

Maybe non was a bit harsh but still think a lot of new bands are too commercialised in the charts and full of US acts.

I grew up listening to a lot of Stone Roses, New order style music and up to the 90's Britpop era Oasis/Blur battle whilst Pulp and Suede were in the charts, I'm sounding like Lewi now lol

Jonlem
16-02-11, 02:37 PM
Yep ! well pleased about that, last time I saw them was at the Wembley gig and it was a superb day out. U2 on the Pyramid stage on friday with Arcade Fire beforehand which will be great.

The last 2 years have been excellent, Blur rocked it, Stevie Wonder who I really wasn't sure I would get into was sensational.

I am excited for sure ! I probably love my music more than cars ha ha

Jonlem
16-02-11, 02:39 PM
Well maybe a couple which make mass money by mega comebacks and ticket sales, actually don't mind the Munford & Sons album lol

Maybe non was a bit harsh but still think a lot of new bands are too commercialised in the charts and full of US acts.

I grew up listening to a lot of Stone Roses, New order style music and up to the 90's Britpop era Oasis/Blur battle whilst Pulp and Suede were in the charts, I'm sounding like Lewi now lol

lol

I think non was a bit harsh, non or not many that you like I think is what you meant. Oasis had their day, love them but Liam is a twa t. I was at V Festival when they pulled out last minute, gutted really as not seen them live before and no doubt with that many hits it would of been incredible but in true Oasis, sorry Liam style he gave the festival the middle finger and then the band that had lets face it allowed him to be famous.

General Baxter
16-02-11, 02:42 PM
ake that, sold a million tickets in one day

but thats only due to the 30/40 year old mums lol

Jonlem
16-02-11, 02:45 PM
lol, maybe true, we tried all day to get tickets but gave up in the end, I had my fingers crossed they might suprise us with a Glastonbury appearance but they have ruled that out.

Southie
16-02-11, 02:45 PM
I saw Oasis in 94 at Leeds Uni when they first came onto the scene, atmosphere was great, singing was :oasis style voice: shiiiiite :oasis style voice: lol

Jonlem
16-02-11, 02:48 PM
Northern Monkeys ! oh sorry you are one of them LOL ;)

Great band though, I missed out there big time !

All that said I did see Pink Floyd in 94 which was by far the most memorable gig ever, better now knowing that was the last time they ever played a full gig together which sadly can't happen again

Southie
16-02-11, 02:56 PM
Plenty of bands I missed out on seeing when I was young but I went through a Hacienda rave style faze and forgot most of the 90's :(

Edit: NORTHERN MONKEY lol

Edd
16-02-11, 02:59 PM
wasted in the 90's FTW lol

Southie
16-02-11, 03:03 PM
wasted in the 90's FTW lol
Only just remembering in 2011 FTW that's why I'm on here, I still think I'm 24 having lost a decade. lol

Disclaimer: Kids don't do drugs, they make you own rusty cars because you think there the best evaaaar.

General Baxter
16-02-11, 03:28 PM
All that said I did see Pink Floyd in 94 which was by far the most memorable gig ever, better now knowing that was the last time they ever played a full gig together which sadly can't happen again


got my ticket tho for the wall :p

L14MNP
16-02-11, 03:52 PM
Coldplay...

I'd like to meet the bloke that told Chris Martin he can sing!

Tanya.
16-02-11, 04:22 PM
I discovered last night whilst watching it that I really need to start listening to more music. I actually had no idea who half of the nominated bands are.

There are some British bands that are doing really great for themselves at the moment but personally there aren't any that *I* find that brilliant. Although tbf I do prefer my rock music compared to anything that was shown last night.

Derick-Sport
16-02-11, 05:44 PM
Coldplay...

I'd like to meet the bloke that told Chris Martin he can be so ****ing up his own **** cause it makes him seem cool!


chris martin is a ****ing nob

Hoochie
16-02-11, 06:44 PM
Coldplay...

I'd like to meet the bloke that told Chris Martin he can sing!

Shame on you.............i like coldplay...:p

Spudly
16-02-11, 06:48 PM
Couldnt be assed reading the thread but i didnt watch it, i drank beer and watch 'Beverly Hills Cop' instead, much more entertaining imo:p

Hoochie
16-02-11, 06:49 PM
Couldnt be assed reading the thread but i didnt watch it, i drank beer and watch 'Beverly Hills Cop' instead, much more entertaining imo:p

Same here, we cleared some of the sky +'d shoite off that was taking up space...:)

Jonlem
16-02-11, 07:42 PM
chris martin is a ****ing nob

So is Bono, doesn't mean either of them aren't great musicians.