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Originally Posted by Darkangel909

Nupe, I was actually thinking of this girl in my business class who went to see them at Milton Keynes. She claimed she was a massive fan yet she hadn't heard more then about 4 songs off their new album..?

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kk my apoligises

Band : Maroon 5
Album : Songs About Jane
Year : 2004
Genre : Iunno
Rating : 6.5
Best Track : She Will Be Loved
Worst Track : Sunday Morning
Discription : I usually dont like Maroon 5 songs, I like the album because of she will be loved, the other songs bring the rating down, even though they arent bad, but they arent as good as she will be loved. I would recommend the album.

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Originally Posted by Hippygurl101

Agreed Dooklie is definately the bes album from Green day.. and Foo fighters - DFefiantely 'The colous and the shape' Is there best beleive me, if you havent heard it, youve never really heard foo fighters.

Imagine only 3 really... tut tut. OK album

Band/Artist: James Blunt
Album: Back To Bedlam
Year: 2005
Genre: Hmm Indie/Chill out..
Rating: 9
Best track: Hard to Pick - Wisemen, You're beautiful, Billy.
Worst track: If you made me maybe Out of My Mind.
Description: Great Album, His voice is amazing and soulful and really impacts the meaning of the songs. His lyrics are inspired msotly all written by himself. There really thoughful and creative and poetic, and he isnt afraid to use wearing in senstivie songs not just for swearings sake but for effect.

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I agree totally, James Blunt is amzing. He is way better tahn all these r0ck cr3w s0ngz lyke sl1pkn0t and s04d. Greenday also **** balls.

Wow, MORxcore. James Blunt is one of the most bland, watered-down 'talents' I've come across since David Gray. Granted, the guy can write a song, but he's by no means deserving of all the 'best songwriter' accolades that he's getting. He's just a complete nonentity. If you want someone creative, poetic and genuinely amazing, check out Rufus Wainwright, Anthony (& The Johnsons) or even Jeff Buckley. Leave Blunt on supermarket shelves where he belongs.

Band/Artist: Anthony & The Johnsons
Album: I Am Like A Bird Now
Year: 2005
Genre: Not sure. Vocal pop/folk, perhaps.
Rating: 8.6
Best Track: Hope There's Someone
Worst Track: There isn't one, really.
Description: The first thing that'll strike you about Antony is his voice: an incredible eight-octave vibrato, which brings to mind both Bryan Ferry and Nina Simone. It would be heartbreaking on its own, but it just happens to be singing some of the most powerfully emotive lyrics of the year. Songs about gender-confusion and mastectomies may not be everyone's cup of tea, and the songs have certainly divided opinion among the people I've played it to, but when the result is this haunting, it's hard not to comment on it at least.

Definately, James Blunt is the best :)
His songs are so emotional, he will go a long way.