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killedmyraindog
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
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1. Aren't the Cars and Bruce Hornsby American. Im almost certain the cars are from Boston and maybe im confusing Hornsby because he went to Berklee School of music (in boston) but I was certain they were from here. 2. You said brits are making, implying that its still currently being made well, and your first two out of the gate are people who, if their making music, its complete ****. Did you actually buy Gilmore's new album? And I can't recall one decent thing prodigy did this century.
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Hyperkinetic Rabbitything
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: In the Noodle Mines
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that's my war face.
Join Date: Nov 2005
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Anyway let's not turn this thread into a Franz Ferdinand discussion. Let's press on. I have another opinion on the whole Brits vs Yanks argument-I think that while I prefer British music the Americans as a whole have done a lot more for the music industry-they have brought us many fantastic genres that we wouldn't be listening to today if it wasn't for them. So, with that in mind, maybe the Yanks are better at making music after all?
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