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Mr Popkins

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looking though NME the other day
there was - The red hot chilli beans

anyone else seen any good ones?!

 

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REDLAND

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At the foot of the downs

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The Jamm, topical though

 

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jonnyboylennon

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End of the World! (In, er, Camden)

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The Clone Roses is a good one.

 

Dunkstar

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Stevie Wander!

 

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REDLAND

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At the foot of the downs

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I saw UK Spuds once

 

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Marc

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Gunz N Rosez - bloody good aswell, saw them at the Portland once.

Oh and the GENIOS that is: The Clash City Rockers

 

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Mr Popkins

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illegal Eagles

 

Dunkstar

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Smack Sabbath

 

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Highfields Seagull

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Bullock Smithy

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Though the worst has to be Oasis - not a very good name for a Beatles tribute band.

 

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Rougvie

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Hove, f***ing ACTUALLY.

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Saw No-asis a few years back.
Frontman did a very good job of making the crowd want to hit him harder than the real LG
Now theres authenticity for ya !

 

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Mr Popkins

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Badness

 

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fatbadger

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The Darkness - a tribute to all that was shite in seventies and eighties rock. Die a slow death, you useless Felixstowe-born nobs.

 

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Brady's Old Lady

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Hee Bee Gee Bees - Wasn't angus deayton in them?

 

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By Jovi

 

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Mr Popkins

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fatbadger said:

The Darkness - a tribute to all that was shite in seventies and eighties rock. Die a slow death, you useless Felixstowe-born nobs.

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you just dont know good music when you hear it,
and their from lowestoft not felixstowe

 

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Sam

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ive heard of "No way sis" (Oasis...obviously) but thats just ........weird

 

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fatbadger said:

The Darkness - a tribute to all that was shite in seventies and eighties rock. Die a slow death, you useless Felixstowe-born nobs.

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Feck off!

 

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Raphael Meade

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as shit as they are/were (are they dead?) the sussex pistols is a quality name...

 

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Brighton Breezy

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Just found out my mate who was driving me to The Jamm gig is ill and I have no one to go with...

 

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fatbadger

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Mr Popkins said:

their from lowestoft not felixstowe

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My mistake. Apologies all round.

No retraction on my main point, though.
Humour does indeed belong in music, as Zappa proved, but there is a big difference between humour in music and joke music.

Clearly just not clever or talented enough to do their own music. Pants, all the way, I'm afraid.