Four words- Led Zeppelin (in Led Zeppelin's case each word is worth two normal words, they're that AWESOME)Therefore the UK has the best (although technically I suppose Led Zeppelin has the UK rather than the other way around.)
What Country Has The Best Music?
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To be honest I have no interest in Eurovision, I was just curious.IndianaJonny said:Is this all, perchance, a sneaky way of drawing out people's upcoming Eurovison expectations?Matthew Wilson said:
Hmm, Radio 4 are currently doing a series of radio-plays based around the 'punk generation' [//www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b010k2fj] if you're interested. (though that might be too recent for your tastes)placebodreams said:
Of course not, ZZ Top are amazing. They are American though, which goes against my view of the UK having the best music.Dr. Feelgood said:
Indeed. That's pretty sweetBoba Frag said:
And yeah, Fred are great. Is Carolyn still in the band? We went out for a while a few years ago. Haven't been to one of their gigs in a while, I must pop along and hear their new stuff (I've heard it's very good).
I can't decide since every country makes good music.
But most of the music I seem to listen to comes from the USA, UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada, and Iceland.
But most of the music I seem to listen to comes from the USA, UK, Ireland, Australia, Canada, and Iceland.
I'm the same, I keep missing them or just plain not going for various selfish reasons...MiracleOfSound said:Indeed. That's pretty sweetBoba Frag said:
And yeah, Fred are great. Is Carolyn still in the band? We went out for a while a few years ago. Haven't been to one of their gigs in a while, I must pop along and hear their new stuff (I've heard it's very good).
I believe she's still in it, I can't think of a better successor for Eibhilín, really.
Feck it, this is making me want to buy the new album and see them gig now...
Also- high fives for being able to call such a classy lady one of your old flames! Nice!
I listen mostly to American death metal and metalcore so just due to my lack of exposure I pick the USA.
I give lots of respect to the UK for dubstep though, and to the Netherlands and Germany for their techno/dance.
I give lots of respect to the UK for dubstep though, and to the Netherlands and Germany for their techno/dance.
NOT Brazil.
Aside from metal, there's like... three artists who manage not to suck?
Seriously, type "funk carioca" on YT and be glad you don't get what they're saying.
I really like a lot of dutch melodic metal. And american prog and jazz fusion.
But I rarely ever check where stuff comes from.
Aside from metal, there's like... three artists who manage not to suck?
Seriously, type "funk carioca" on YT and be glad you don't get what they're saying.
I really like a lot of dutch melodic metal. And american prog and jazz fusion.
But I rarely ever check where stuff comes from.
Anything from Canada that isn't Nickleback or that beaver kid.
Like Rush.
Cr@ptcha: "deleat use" Shall I fetch the spellcheck, my lord?
-TOM
Like Rush.
Cr@ptcha: "deleat use" Shall I fetch the spellcheck, my lord?
-TOM
Boba Frag said:
Lol, yeah she's sound as a pound. Good musician too!And yeah I remember when Eibhlin played in the band, that was back when we would have done a few gigs with them. I was in a band called Lotus Lullaby, we did a bunch of stuff around Cork before getting signed to a label and promptly imploding due to the music biz sucking
They used to always play that song about about the parsnips... lol. Everyone in Freakscene loved it!
UK defo, we excel in most genres. And some of the most famous artists in the world have come from the UK. Led Zeppelin, Beatles, Iron Maiden, Rolling Stones to name a few.
I'll go for California, as being a haven for my beloved alternative rock.
So if you wanna sort that into the US, feel free.
So if you wanna sort that into the US, feel free.
