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britpop, it would not have been the same without them

all of it, like all bands, ups and downs... but average 9/10

sunshine wrote:britpop, it would not have been the same without them

Some might argue that that's a good thing.

possibly, but they are wrong!

...no "Country House vs. Roll With It" contest? Me likey*!



*I have no idea why I used this shite phrase. I blame it on the Blur influence.

...I guess if there was no Blur, there'd be no Menswear, so Damon & co. weren't completely disposable.

Blur made some great songs and some shit too - pretty inconsistant really - but to be fair even the empty shit like 'girls and boys' and 'country house' (both in all honesty terrible songs!) were singalongs!!! parkilife, stereotypes... hmmm - there's something about their songs where even though they are bad you kinda love them too!!! weird!!!...

This Is A Low, The Universal and To The End were magnificent though.... and even There's No Other Way was a great song... highly inconsistent as I said but to be fair again even the rubbsh songs were somehow good too - those songs which really are terrible but you can't help singing to!!!...

I <3 Girls & Boys, even if Bernard fuckin' hates it. I don't care if it's a parody of my beloved PSB...it's great. I do love Parklife.


The Universal's pretty forgettable, imo. I like "There's No Other Way" and "She's So High" enough...

ah. the french touch

...the chick that sings on To The End? Her voice is dead sexy. I'd do her without even knowing what she looks like.

taking into account she will be about 65 now, it's quite sickening...

I'm pretty sure I'd do Julie Andrews now, though she's got to be at the age where she can collect Social Security checks.


And anyway, if the Blur chick still had the sexy voice, I wouldn't care. I'd just have her talk/sing to me while we were getting it on, and all would be good.



Remember: sounds are more sexy than flesh.

i love her french music, so i do not care about her looks neither... but there are limits!

The ultimate in French music has to be that song with that girl singing the duet with that Seirge (sp?) dude. I mean, I haven't heard much French music, but that's pretty much tops for that category.