Originally Posted by Mark Radon She is very good, i'll admit. Sounds like she is a voice over from a Disney film or something like that; she's got that kind of voice. Do you know her or is she someone famous?
Oh, and i think the Ting Tings are good, as does several hundreds of thousands of people coz they reached number 1 in the UK singles charts, so they can't be that bad!
She's not famous but she should be. As for the Ting Tings, well any old crap can make number 1 in the UK nowadays, its a nation of tone deaf teens happy to listen to these "up and coming" indie bands that spew out pathetic "music" on a weekly basis. Try sending it to the USA and see where it gets in the charts.
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-Dark Martin- The dark is most certainly not your friend
Yes Martin, exactly. That's my point- at least he actually tries to sing But you don't like that because your generation in the UK don't appreciate that, which I think is sad. You'd rather listen to some drugged up indie mumble their way across a festival stage.
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-Dark Martin- The dark is most certainly not your friend
Registered 05/06/2008
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28th July, 2008 at 10:35:35 -
Whatever that means.
I can't stand the Sugababes and Girls Aloud.
And if Mcfly make another song i don't think i can stand it.>.<
Originally Posted by Mark Radon I couldn't resist - i had to look! Ha, love thrash-metal!! Here's another one for y'all; they're an English death metal band and this song is great:
Yeah see i used to have the same point of view as you, -adam-, but then i thought "hang on, if any old crap can get to number 1 in the UK, why haven't i put a number 1 single out yet?", and it's true; neither you nor i have managed it, or probably ever will, so we shouldn't be so quick to dis people who have, no matter how much we like/dislike their music. That is not to say that i like all number 1 singles because mostly i don't, but it seems that every number 1 has it's few hundred thousand fans!
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But you don't like that because your generation in the UK don't appreciate that, which I think is sad. You'd rather listen to some drugged up indie mumble their way across a festival stage.
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