Simple Minds/ U2

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marcengels
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Post by marcengels »

RaM wrote:Karnivool!

Meshuggah!

In Flames!

Porcupine Tree!


All better bands than any others named in this thread. Without doubt.

Also, having seen Faith No More live, I'm starting to really enjoy their stuff. In fact, I bought their greatest hits album today and am just starting to listen to it now. :barscarf:
Basement

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Post by Sutch »

Cheers for the suggestions lads, will try them out :D . And yes marc, Eboue :wink: 8)

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Post by goonersid »

Both shite, so doesn't really matter.

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Post by olgitgooner »

Simple Minds were five minute wonders.

U2 have stood the test of time.

Much as I like U2, there is one thing that gets up my nose a bit. "The Edge". What a shite ooh-look-at-me-I'm-so-talented-I-deserve-a-special-name bollocks.

He really is not that talented. He is so easy to copy, that even I can do it. And I'm an old git who only started playing guitar a few years ago. Pffff!

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Post by flash gunner »

Not getting into who is the best but Radiohead, The Libertines, Arctic Monkeys, Blur, Foo Fighters, The Strokes, Kasabian are all excellent bands. Never been into U2 or Simple minds

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Post by Chips and Chocolate »

Crap both of them!!

Joy Division, The Fall, Gang of four, Au Pairs... that's the businses!!!!

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