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View Poll Results: Which English-speaking country produce the best music? | |||
The United Kingdom |
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99 | 40.57% |
Ireland |
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4 | 1.64% |
The United States |
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106 | 43.44% |
Canada |
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14 | 5.74% |
Australia |
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8 | 3.28% |
New Zealand |
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4 | 1.64% |
Jamaica |
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2 | 0.82% |
Other (which?) |
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7 | 2.87% |
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Ba and Be.
Join Date: May 2007
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The Brits and Americans will probably vote for their respective countries, so I think we will probably lose!
America provided the foundations and Britain built the house. My list is not a personal preference list. It is merely a list of artists that garnered success worldwide. Big 3's list has some great names and probably more influential or original (Waits etc) artists but for a small island our stamp on modern music is undeniable and indelible.
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I'm an American, but all of my favorite bands are British. The only American acts I really like are Dylan, Springsteen, Chuck Berry, Townes Van Zandt, Phil Ochs, and John Prine. Apart from the VU and the Dead Kennedys, I can't think of a single American band to get excited about.
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Music Addict
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Montreal
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Which country produces simple present, as in right now?
I like to think Canada might actually have an indie edge, but I'd have to think that decision over. Def. approve of jackhammer's comment. Who the heck thinks Sweden is an English speaking country??!? ![]() |
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The Swedish, probably. (Swedish isn't even an official language there). Seeing as how English has been a compulsory language in school since the 1940s, I'd imagine most people are pretty fluent. Easier to get around there on English than Quebec, I'd imagine.
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Americans do music very well
New Zealand has Flight Of The Conchords which is the only band i know of that is good from there other...(Finland) HIM is a amazing band, there are some others but i cant remember ![]() |
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Fish in the percolator!
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In the past, NZ has had some great indie (Flying Nun Records) and of course, bands like Split Enz, Crowded House, the Herbs etc. Nowadays there's a great dub/reggae scene with bands like Fat Freddy's Drop, Salmonella Dub and Katchafire, as well as some less definable bands like Jakob, Mamaku Project, Flight of the Conchords and Birchville Cat Motel.
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