Who has been the greatest artist/band of the last 10 years ?.

[Barnet Seagull]

Never seen Muse?

 

[CHAPPERS]

Anybody that has mentioned U2, Coldplay, Green Day or Robbie Williams in this thread need a good punching in the face.



F.A.C.T

 

[Wilka]

The only album I've bought that I can say every track is worth listening to is The Bravery.

Otherwise I'd say S-Club Juniors !!!!!

At least S-Club Juniors weren't over hyped!

The bravery are one trick wonders with one good song.

 

[Wilka]

Never seen Muse?

Yep 3 times including the amazing Glastonbury gig last year. Very very good live band but i just don't love the music or the band like the Manics or Radiohead.

 

[bhaexpress]

Anybody that has mentioned U2, Coldplay, Green Day or Robbie Williams in this thread need a good punching in the face.



F.A.C.T

T.W.A.T. Fact !

 

[Wilka]

I enjoy a lot of mainstream music but there are two lesser known bands who have blown me away in the last ten years.

From the US Wilco, and in the UK the Delgados (now sadly disbanded) have produced some stunning music that deserved to be recognised in a far bigger way than it has been.

Only got into them once they split. Universal Audio is tres bien

 

[eastlondonseagull]

Louis Vega and Masters At Work

 

[CHAPPERS]

T.W.A.T. Fact !

Cork it beardo.

 

[bhaexpress]

Cork it beardo.

Jealous oh pubic one ? Anyway, who in your not always humble opinion is the most significant then ? Please spare us one of your 'whos ever heard of them' dance acts ??

 

[jonogulls]

OASIS. Without a shadow of a doubt.

 

[The Wookiee]

Fatboy Slim

 

[CHAPPERS]

Jealous oh pubic one ? Anyway, who in your not always humble opinion is the most significant then ? Please spare us one of your 'whos ever heard of them' dance acts ??

The most significant now? In terms of British music.

I'm going to agree with Richard of Morris. It's The Streets.

 

[jonogulls]

The most significant now? In terms of British music.

I'm going to agree with Richard of Morris. It's The Streets.

Hahaha, f*** off.

No one likes the Streets, no one buys shitty rap anyway and he has had absolutely no significance on music in Britain.

 

[Man of Harveys]

Chav music: "yeah, so I've got me chips in this club, right - but that bird don't fancy me or me mates yeah, so we go and have a few beers right, then I'm queueing up for the bus home and start chattin' up this other bird yeah, by giving her one of me chips yeah?".

 

[Parson Henry]

Are you going to take that lying down Mr Chapman

 

[Parson Henry]

Chav music: "yeah, so I've got me chips in this club, right - but that bird don't fancy me or me mates yeah, so we go and have a few beers right, then I'm queueing up for the bus home and start chattin' up this other bird yeah, by giving her one of me chips yeah?".

I coul pick out a few chords to match the lyric. Have we got a hit record on our hands?

 

[CHAPPERS]

I don't need to take anything. He's more important for ME than anyone else in the last decade. You can pipe up about U2 and Coldplay all you want generally their music doesn't touch anyone at all. It just sounds nice.

''And it was all yellow?''

f*** off.

 

[Man of Harveys]

I coul pick out a few chords to match the lyric. Have we got a hit record on our hands?

Reckon so. We could be talking the most important music of the NEXT ten years.

 

[CHAPPERS]

Hahaha, f*** off.

No one likes the Streets, no one buys shitty rap anyway and he has had absolutely no significance on music in Britain.

That, my friend, is complete nonsense that will no doubt be backed up by some shit taht suggests rap or garage music cannot be called 'real' because it doesn't follow the exact same formula of music that bands in this country have been using for decades.

 

[CHAPPERS]

Reckon so. We could be talking the most important music of the NEXT ten years.

Who would your artist/band be BTW? You haven't put one forward yet....