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    Bands that split up too early or never fulfilled their potential

    I can think of a few but one for me is Milburn.

    Here's some of their tracks for the uninitiated

    YouTube - Send In The Boys
    YouTube - Milburn - What You Could've Won
    YouTube - Milburn - Cheshire Cat Smile

    I think they were just about at the wrong time...the same time as the Arctic Monkeys. It's as if they were the "Paul McCartney" of the Sheffield music scene and the Arctic Monkeys were the "John Lennon". One was seen as Rythmic and slightly uncool while the other was seen as more socially conscious and slightly angrier. I think there was only room for one band to flourish and Milburn bit the dust before they really should have. Great, catchy songs and very young so why call it a day when there could have been so much more?


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    Quote Originally Posted by peterdouglas View Post
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    I can think of a few but one for me is Milburn.

    Here's some of their tracks for the uninitiated

    YouTube - Send In The Boys
    YouTube - Milburn - What You Could've Won
    YouTube - Milburn - Cheshire Cat Smile

    I think they were just about at the wrong time...the same time as the Arctic Monkeys. It's as if they were the "Paul McCartney" of the Sheffield music scene and the Arctic Monkeys were the "John Lennon". One was seen as Rythmic and slightly uncool while the other was seen as more socially conscious and slightly angrier. I think there was only room for one band to flourish and Milburn bit the dust before they really should have. Great, catchy songs and very young so why call it a day when there could have been so much more?
    Couldn't agree more

    Got both albums and they were (and IMO still are) brilliant

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    Suburbia!


    Loved that song 'Always'

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    Suburbia!
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    Loved that song 'Always'

    YouTube - Suburbia - Always lyrics

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    Anvil totally underachieved....

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    Milburn are bloody awesome

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    Badfinger....

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    The Sex Pistols.

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    The Beatles.

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    Loved that song 'Always'

    YouTube - Suburbia - Always lyrics
    Cheers!
    Madness, as you know, is a lot like gravity. All it takes is a little push.

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    GUN the most underrated band ever(I dont know how to put any their stuff on screen)

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    Check One Two.

    Didn't even make it to our....erm I mean their...........first gig. Top tip for all aspiring bands. Have a repertoire of more than one song. And if each band member does only know how to play one song it helps if it is the same song.
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    The Skids split far too early and The House Of Love great band should've been far bigger.

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    wide open space was a crackin tune

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    The Darkness. 2 great albums.

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    wide open space was a crackin tune

    I seen them live years ago, loved the video for taxloss!

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    Desaparecidos, only had one album, Read Music Speak Spanish but probably the album I've listened to most, every song on the album is fantastic.

    Conor Oberst got more mainstream success with Bright Eyes, so carried on with them, although IMO nothing they have ever done has come even remotely close.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gramo View Post
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    Yah!

    Seen them 3 times in the 'Burgh. Wish I knew the last time would have been the last ever

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