If you haven't noticed, but this is a thread about brit rock bands, so why did you add your info????Originally Posted by Zefiroth
If you haven't noticed, but this is a thread about brit rock bands, so why did you add your info????Originally Posted by Zefiroth
I would love to be happy, but unfortunately I'm too busy being awesome and kicking your ass at everything
If you haven't noticed, but this a thread where I can express my opinion. I realize this is a thread about british rock bands, that is why I said didn't like them much. Cradle of Filth would be as far as I would say liking a band that came from Britain.Originally Posted by Satans_apostle
i think "favourite" was the key word into suggesting you shouldn't off bothered replying and bugger off.
Your sig is too hilarious and witty, thus i have removed it to protect the minds of all forum goers
-The allways inspiring leeza
Leave it. It's still a valid opinion, whether it answers the question or not.
In answer to the question, I like Blur, Coldplay, Franz Ferdinand...those are the present day bands I enjoy.
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Sometimes I wonder what my life would be like if I were as great as Paulo Wanchope.
I forgot about Franz Ferdinand. I like them too. Good band.
Definitely Radiohead would be my favorite. Led Zeppelin and Rolling Stones were cool too. Cold Play's pretty good, although their lyrics could definitely stand to be more interesting. For Cold Play I usually just listen to the music and ignore the lyrics.
Radiohead is the only one I've ever listened to.
Are Black Sabbath british?Originally Posted by White Raven
By the way, the greatest band to ever come out of Britain are Led Zeppellin, the kings of classic rock. What a band. One of the greatest guitarists of all time, THE greatest drummer of all time, a damn good singer and a great base. Has anyone noticed that when Led Zep performed live, JP Jones was barely ever in the lights on the stage. And if he did venture into them he would then remove himself. Wats up with that.
The Satch Rules!!!
Oasis
Radiohead
Blur
There was another (recent) band, I can't remember the name though, or the name of any of their songs :E
MARILLION! Marillion, damnit, Marillion!
Finest of british progressive rock.
Other fine British progressive rock acts: Pendragon, Arena, IQ, Rick Wakeman, Clive Nolan & Oliver Wakeman, Threshold, Landmarq
But I also like basically every classic rock & British invasion artist listed
Oh, and can't forget- the gods of metal hail from Britain. I speak of .... IRON MAIDEN!!!
ahhh the subhumans. what a great band. anyways i would have to say the the sexpistols, the clash, and the subhumans. and saying this raises an odd question... do all british punk bands start with 'the'?? i cant think of any off of the top of my head.Originally Posted by TheAbominatrix
woops i forgot to mention black sabbath.
Funeral For A Friend (saw them recently)
Lostprophets
Muse
Feeder
More, but I can't recall.
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The Rolling Stones
The Who
Led Zeppelin
Radiohead
Primal Scream
Blur
Of course they are! Ozzy is as Brummie as the come!Originally Posted by Rigormortis
Last edited by Skogs; 06-20-2004 at 11:28 PM.
Surprised no one mentioned him, but Eric Clapton, who, no offense to Zeppelin fans out there, is in my mind the greatest guitarist still alive.
The Beatles are still probably the single most influential group of all time, and deservedly so.
Pink Floyd was probably one of the most progressive rock bands of any era.
The Rolling Stones, back in their heyday were also a force to be reckoned with.
Zeppelin during their time at the top probably performed with more energy than any live band of their era.
The Who in my mind are still very underrated, but that's probably because they came along at the same time as The Beatles and The Stones.
I also like some of the work by Sting, as well as some songs by The Police.
I'd say we owe a lot to the music influence from England here in America.
Take care all.
Last edited by The Captain; 06-21-2004 at 12:42 AM.
True about Clapton. He's done some brilliant stuff (Cream, Yardbirds) - he's come out with some pretty dire stuff as well.