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Most under-appreciated band/artist?
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Most under-appreciated band/artist?
by Grayson » Sun Feb 15, 2004 8:20 pm
My vote goes to The Replacements.
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by unguarded moment » Tue Feb 17, 2004 1:22 pm
I think The Replacements are an excellent choice. Come to think of it, so are The Buzzcocks.
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by Justj0hn » Tue Feb 17, 2004 4:16 pm
Yeah the Buzzcocks are great, not much exposure in the states but they did all right in Britain. I love their song "Lipstick". My second vote would have to go to the truly marvelous band Pulp.
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by DearGod » Tue Feb 17, 2004 5:17 pm
i know this will piss a few of you off.......but Bauhaus.....nothing pisses me off more than when everyone says.....yeah i know them!! Bela lugosis dead!!!
Dive was fucking brilliant
Dive was fucking brilliant
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by grumpygirl » Wed Feb 18, 2004 11:49 am
The Alarm
Somehow they were cast as a U2 like band....not so. Mike Peters has a great voice....and the songs were brilliant.
APB didn't get the national attention it deserved.
The Mats are well respected in the industry.
Cactus World News....g
Somehow they were cast as a U2 like band....not so. Mike Peters has a great voice....and the songs were brilliant.
APB didn't get the national attention it deserved.
The Mats are well respected in the industry.
Cactus World News....g
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by Dave » Fri Feb 20, 2004 2:24 pm
Bird - I saw the Alarm open for U2 at Pier 84. They certainly were different. Having seen the VH-1 Reunited show, it looks like they're still living legends back in Wales.
Anyway, my vote has to go to Split Enz. Long list of great music that rarely
Anyway, my vote has to go to Split Enz. Long list of great music that rarely
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