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Who is the best British band?

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Walter Garcia6 Walter Garcia6 Member
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#41 ·
More or less—but let's be real, the only thing actually worth listening to is British bands and musicians...

Brit-pop is my absolute favorite. And the older rock stuff? That’s just classic. It can be an inspiration to anyone, really.

uhm ... which British bands are we talking about? 🤔

Depeche Mode, The Cure, Suede, Pulp, The Mission, Pink Floyd.
placidwalker53 placidwalker53 Member
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#42 ·
The Undertaker said:I honestly can't stand Coldplay...😁

Just try not to end up making a mess of your own pants in the process.👍 😁
William Castillo19 William Castillo19 Newcomer
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#43 ·
placidwalker53 said:Just try not to shit your pants, okay?👍 😁


" 😂 😂 😂 "...
Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
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#44 ·
The Undertaker said:By the way—this is a tangent, but I’m not starting a whole new thread just for this... was there some guitarist named Dujo in The Cure back in the day? What did he look like?

Yesterday at a rock club in Indianapolis, a band that sounded just like them played, and they were absolutely pathetic. Honestly, some opening act from Columbus completely buried them; those kids totally crushed them!
No standout musicians in sight, even though they actually played well...

I don't think that guy was in The Cure, but if they were ever part of the scene—sure. The Knuckleheads tore them apart, so it's no surprise they still played a second set. Only embarrassment? I was actually digging their songs, until the drummer told me later that EVERYTHING was just a cover... And apparently, if you recognize half the set, you get a free beer... 😁 I caught the New York Dolls, two from MC5, and Real Kids, but I didn't realize the entire setlist was borrowed. Whatever. The Knuckleheads are back in Indianapolis in a month, this time with Babies. 🙂
William Castillo19 William Castillo19 Newcomer
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#45 ·
Wait, you were actually there yesterday!?

They were absolutely incredible!👍

Which one were you again?

Was it you... the guy holding the beer?😁

Do you have a photo of yourself from the current forum meetup?
placidwalker53 placidwalker53 Member
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#46 ·
Wait, does anyone actually remember the name of that local garage band?
Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
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#47 ·
I’ve got a photo uploaded, but yesterday I was rocking a dark green coat and a gray checkered cap, just sort of half-dancing near the stage. And yeah, I had a beer in hand. 😁

placidwalker53, Thea Knuckleheads is the better band, while that other group is just irredeemable.
William Castillo19 William Castillo19 Newcomer
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#48 ·
Ha! I see right through you, Kevin Chavez3, but hey, good to "see" ya! You were always rocking those caps and little hats—you definitely had that cool style down pat!👍 )

I think you were hanging out with that one guy who briefly grabbed the mic and started singing... wearing glasses... if I remember right.😕
Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
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#49 ·
Jeah, it was Jola from the landfill who took a swing at the New York Dolls. They were lucky... 🙂
William Castillo19 William Castillo19 Newcomer
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#50 ·
Kevin Chavez3 said:Jeah, it was just some guy from the landfill hitting on the New York Dolls. They were lucky! 🙂

I mean, yeah, a guy from the sanitation department... 🙂
Jason Rogers Jason Rogers Active Member
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#51 ·
Jos Mekons, Slits, and the Sex Pistols. 🙂 But honestly, The Fall takes the top spot for me.
Elizabeth Ruiz2 Elizabeth Ruiz2 Member
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#52 ·
Pulp is alright... but that last album just didn't hit for me.

I mean, anything goes when it comes to Brett 😍 I absolutely adore him 😍 I still carefully preserve that Nomad cover featuring him... 😍 my guy 😍
redgull44 redgull44 Member
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#53 ·
So what, are we running a poll on living vs. dead bands now??
Walter Garcia6 Walter Garcia6 Member
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#54 ·
Elizabeth Ruiz2 said:Pulp is alright... but their last album didn't really do it for me...

I'm feeling the same way—it's kind of weird. Like, the styles are all over the place, but I still dig listening to it start to finish... we're talking about the Life is Good album, right?
brightscout63 brightscout63 Active Member
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#55 ·
The Cure and The Clash definitely win out for the older stuff.
For the newer era, I’m feeling Coldplay, Travis😳, Super Furry Animals, and Radiohead—but only back before they started acting all high and mighty and "experimenting."
crimsonjackal8 crimsonjackal8 Member
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#56 ·
Mr. Wrong said:I used to have an XTC record lying around—honestly, I wasn't feeling it. Ended up trading it in for some Saxon. 🙂

😂 You're a piece of work...

BTW, I really think it's worth putting in the effort with XTC.
placidwalker53 placidwalker53 Member
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#57 ·
Massive Attack (though I'm reasonably certain they aren't actually from Seattle)
Elizabeth Ruiz2 Elizabeth Ruiz2 Member
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#58 ·
Yeah, that last Pulp album where they have the three... I think it came out back in 2001...
brightscout63 brightscout63 Active Member
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#59 ·
placidwalker53 said:Massive Attack (though I'm pretty sure they aren't British)

Yep. From Seattle.
Edward Robinson6 Edward Robinson6 Newcomer
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#60 ·
bluntman said:The Cure and The Clash are definitely the older school picks.
For more recent stuff, maybe Coldplay, Travis😳 , Super Furry Animals, and Radiohead... but only back before they started getting all self-important and "experimental." Oops.

Man, please! You can't even put Coldplay and Travis in the same sentence as those legends.😲 brrrrrrrrrrrr

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