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    The Arctic Monkeys in fact!

    Never got them at all when they were first around (High school for me), and was only recently that I got very into them. Even more so with their new stuff after watching Peaky Blinders!


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    They are a bit obscure but The Posies passed me by as I actually thought they were someone else ....what a great band, especially the Dear 23 album.

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    Loads of them. Belle & Sebastian the first that come to mind. Used to think they were a silly bunch of weegie art students that deliberately took ages to change their instruments between songs to prove how shambolic they were but I saw the light eventually.
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    Muse and Embrace are two that spring to mind.

    Belle and Sebastian are ace, by the way.


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    Not a band, but a singer/composer. I really didn't take to Michael Marra on first hearing, however, he is now one of my all time greats. Alas, he died in 2012.

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    Coldplay. Didn't pay any attention to them until last year. Love a lot of their stuff now thanks to YouTube!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hiber-nation View Post
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    Loads of them. Belle & Sebastian the first that come to mind. Used to think they were a silly bunch of weegie art students that deliberately took ages to change their instruments between songs to prove how shambolic they were but I saw the light eventually.
    Agree about belle and sebastian, one of my favourite bands - they do take a bit of getting though, eaxh song is like a wee story.

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    Pulp. I did like them in my teens but it is only when I was in my thirties that 8 would say I "got" them. Listening to them now the lyrics are a lot stronger and resonate a lot more with me than they did when I was a youngster.

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    My chemical Romance, wasnt sure what to make of them. A couple of their songs are up there with my favourites.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ian cruise View Post
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    Pulp. I did like them in my teens but it is only when I was in my thirties that 8 would say I "got" them. Listening to them now the lyrics are a lot stronger and resonate a lot more with me than they did when I was a youngster.
    Similar to me with Pulp. Something Changed is one of my favourite tunes from the 90s now but I didn't think that much of it at the time. I thought they were alright but looking back there was far more depth to them, particularly JC's lyrics than a lot of the other britpop bands that they were (probably unfairly) lumped in with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr White View Post
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    Similar to me with Pulp. Something Changed is one of my favourite tunes from the 90s now but I didn't think that much of it at the time. I thought they were alright but looking back there was far more depth to them, particularly JC's lyrics than a lot of the other britpop bands that they were (probably unfairly) lumped in with.
    Pulp are/were amazing. One of the best bands of that era.
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    Pulp are/were amazing. One of the best bands of that era.
    Remember listening to "underwear" and "Like a friend" for the first time as a student. Bit of issue with the bird at the time and sort of thinking.. ach well, those songs will do me fine if I don't get where I want with her

    Brilliant band.

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