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  • Interpol - Turn On The Bright Lights

    4 11.11%
  • Flaming Lips - Yoshimi Battles The Pink Robots

    3 8.33%
  • Sigur Ros - ( )

    1 2.78%
  • Beck - Sea Change

    0 0%
  • Queens Of The Stone Age - Songs For The Deaf

    5 13.89%
  • The Coral - The Coral

    0 0%
  • Badly Drawn Boy - About A Boy OST

    1 2.78%
  • The Streets - Original Pirate Material

    3 8.33%
  • The Libertines - Up The Bracket

    5 13.89%
  • Other

    14 38.89%
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    You're right about the Chilli Peppers too Jebus. But even if I disagreed with you, its only an internet poll lads. It doesn't matter...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dodge View Post
    You're right about the Chilli Peppers too Jebus. But even if I disagreed with you, its only an internet poll lads. It doesn't matter...
    What's your favourite band Dodge?

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    Don't have any bands I'm that attached to. My favourite artist would be Otis Redding.
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    I know that that Skinner style is all over pop culture in the UK and here now, but had to go for Original Pirate Material. Easy to forget quite how fresh and original it was, how very different, and how much it pointed up how creatively bankrupt most US HipHop had become. It also laid the groundwork for next year's album of the year.
    Plus it's a feckin' brilliant record!

    Also in the running:
    DJ Shadow - The Private Press (very, very close 2nd place for me)
    The Datsuns - The Datsuns (fantastic return of proper heavy rock after a near 30 year absence)
    Doves - The Last Broadcast (best Doves album for me)
    Groove Armada - Lovebox (bit of a mixed bag but I love this one)
    Lemon Jelly - Lost Horizons (All the ducks are swimming in the water, fol-de-rol-de-rol-dah...)

    Was also going to mention the Hives but I see that Your New Favourite Band was 2001, and Veni Vidi Vicious actually 2000.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dodge View Post
    Don't have any bands I'm that attached to. My favourite artist would be Otis Redding.
    Aw now that's not music...

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    Other: Lemon Jelly - Lost Horizons
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    Quote Originally Posted by noby View Post
    Other: Lemon Jelly - Lost Horizons
    Who did who with the what now???

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    On an aside I've stayed well away from all these polls because I think that 90% of you listen to almost exclusively rubbish. Likewise my music, mostly american, mostly guitar based with an alternativeish spin, would probably disgust most of you. Music is subjective. Sadly. Though I'd like to think we can all sneer at the yuppies and other assorted posers who flocked to The Electric Picnic cos, 'like, the sex pistols are so relevant man and I like, totally want to get in touch with my punk side before I head into the office monday'.

    Edit:By the by Jebus old man how about 'Most over-rated band/artist ever' as a poll? I mean The Beatles obviously but in the name of science...

    Edit 2: While Pike B is correct about Musos being the most tedious and expendable cross section of our society I can clarify that Jebus has never been in a band to the best of my knowledge though he was sorta like an unoffical photographer for criminally under-rated Limerick garage rockers My Pet Giraffe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sadloserkid View Post
    On an aside I've stayed well away from all these polls because I think that 90% of you listen to almost exclusively rubbish. Likewise my music, mostly american, mostly guitar based with an alternativeish spin, would probably disgust most of you. Music is subjective. Sadly. Though I'd like to think we can all sneer at the yuppies and other assorted posers who flocked to The Electric Picnic cos, 'like, the sex pistols are so relevant man and I like, totally want to get in touch with my punk side before I head into the office monday'.

    By the by Jebus old man how about 'Most over-rated band/artist ever' as a poll? I mean The Beatles obviously but in the name of science...
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    some other notable absentees
    Goo Goo Dolls - Gutterflower
    Eminem - The Eminem Show
    Papa Roach - lovehatetragedy
    Maroon5 - Songs About Jane
    Soulfly - 3
    Counting Crows - Hard Candy
    The Music - The Music
    Underworld - Two Months Off
    Good Charlotte - The Young and The Hopeless
    Foo Fighters - One By One
    Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Machine
    Audioslave - Audioslave

    I'm voting for other - Foo Fighters - One By One
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    Quote Originally Posted by sadloserkid View Post
    On an aside I've stayed well away from all these polls because I think that 90% of you listen to almost exclusively rubbish. Likewise my music, mostly american, mostly guitar based with an alternativeish spin, would probably disgust most of you. Music is subjective. Sadly. Though I'd like to think we can all sneer at the yuppies and other assorted posers who flocked to The Electric Picnic cos, 'like, the sex pistols are so relevant man and I like, totally want to get in touch with my punk side before I head into the office monday'.
    Agreed. this music forum suffers from a tendancy towards "lists" of any description. these best of polls being the worst example. only worth visiting to giggle at jebus constantly protesting that its "all a bit of fun" but then arguing with everyone if they question his choice of albums...snigger..

    be nice to get turned on to some music I havent heard of before.
    on that note check out - Ramsay Midwood - "shoot out at the ok chinese restaurant". if ya like old american blues or folk its a kinda of modern take on it and well worth checking out. great title as well. released in 2002 as well

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    Quote Originally Posted by tetsujin1979 View Post
    some other notable absentees
    Goo Goo Dolls - Gutterflower
    Eminem - The Eminem Show
    Papa Roach - lovehatetragedy
    Maroon5 - Songs About Jane
    Soulfly - 3
    Counting Crows - Hard Candy
    The Music - The Music
    Underworld - Two Months Off
    Good Charlotte - The Young and The Hopeless
    Foo Fighters - One By One
    Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Machine
    Audioslave - Audioslave

    I'm voting for other - Foo Fighters - One By One
    Great album..

    The revolt against Jebus' taste in music grows......
    Last edited by Pike B; 15/09/2008 at 10:36 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tetsujin1979 View Post
    some other notable absentees
    Goo Goo Dolls - Gutterflower
    Eminem - The Eminem Show
    Papa Roach - lovehatetragedy
    Maroon5 - Songs About Jane
    Soulfly - 3
    Counting Crows - Hard Candy
    The Music - The Music
    Underworld - Two Months Off
    Good Charlotte - The Young and The Hopeless
    Foo Fighters - One By One
    Yeah Yeah Yeahs - Machine
    Audioslave - Audioslave

    I'm voting for other - Foo Fighters - One By One
    I have about half those. Really like both The Goo Goo Dolls one and the Good Charlotte one. More than I have on the average shortlist here anyway.

    And when I met Jebus back in 1999 he listened to all sorts of stuff that would surprise you all.
    The ball is round and has many surprises.

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    you all have terrible taste in music (bar you Kingdom Hoop)
    Last edited by jebus; 16/09/2008 at 12:20 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Billsthoughts View Post
    be nice to get turned on to some music I havent heard of before.
    on that note check out - Ramsay Midwood - "shoot out at the ok chinese restaurant". if ya like old american blues or folk its a kinda of modern take on it and well worth checking out. great title as well. released in 2002 as well
    So why don't you vote for it? It's only supposed to be a bit of fun, or so I was led to believe. Does it really matter what albums Jebus puts on the list? I just go home and look up the albums from that year, and pick my favourite. Besides the Stone Roses I think I've voted other every week.

    It is a tendency of a music forum that lists and polls get used quite a lot, but if something on that list can spark a discussion, then where's the harm?
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    A very close call between QOTSA 'Songs for the Deaf' and Doves 'Last Broadcast'. Went for the QOTSA, the drumming in that album is amazing. Superb album. Doves album mightily close, one of the singles of the decade (There Goes The Fear) for me in there. Audioslave for bronze, but Streets album is a definite milestone. Was Ash 'Free All Angels' 2002? If so, an outside shot too.
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    A little bit harsh on Jebus, lads.

    The "Best Of" polls must have been of some interest if dissenting voices are only appearing at 2002 having started at 1988!!!.

    I think the "prescribed" list lends itself to debate and its been continually stressed that the "other" option is readily available and posters are more than welcome to choose it.

    Now, all that sounds a bit licky - but I must make a stand for the good of the Music Forum!!

    Oh yeah - I went for "Other" () - Doves, The Last Broadcast.
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    Quote Originally Posted by superfrank View Post
    Scary Monsters...
    And Superfranks?

    Nope, I do rate Heathen a better album than SMSC. Great depth, more even and Slip Away being an older man's take on Ashes to Ashes (not as good though): though it doesn't have quite the peaks, its weaker songs are much stronger.

    Think of it like the Norwich City team of 1992/3 in comparison to the Liverpool side of the same year - one was composed of supposed stars, and had some genuinely talented players, but finished 6th. Norwich's biggest name was Rob Newman, because he'd the same name as a comedian - they finished 3rd!
    That question was less stupid, though you asked it in a profoundly stupid way.

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    All hail the influx of reasonable people this morning. Gold star for all of you

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