Greatest Britpop Band Ever

[Acid_House]

one of the BEST style of Alternative/Indie, if you guys care.

[nhembeo]

chị thích blur..

[Acid_House]

<others> may mean like Super Furry Animals and the Verve. Madness and the Kinks, maybe

[nhembeo]

the kinks cũng hay... waterloo sunset...

[Acid_House]

The Kinks không hẳn là Britpop, nhưng là nền tảng

[10 CENT]

Dòng Britpop là niềm đam mê của tôi.Thích nhất thì vẫn là Oasis,tiếp sau là Blur.Đó đều là những đại diện tiêu biểu nhất của Britpop Anh thập niên 90.

Phải nói thêm rằng Blur và Oasis được coi là đối thủ lớn của nhau trong những năm đó.The Verve thì có ca sĩ chính Richard là bạn thân của anh em nhà Gallagher bên Oasis.

Nói chung dòng Britpop trong sáng,vui tươi,nghe không bao giờ thấy chán đời cả

[Acid_House]

trong sáng nhạc toàn là ironic đen tối nhất mà mình được biết

Damon Albarn thân với Jarvis :-x

[never_mind2802]

vậy đây là box rock hay box pop vậy . em tưởng là top rock band UK các thời đại mới hợp chứ!

[Acid_House]

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cho Britpop vào box rock có gì sai

[Bốp_Nhô]

không biết về 1 cái tên nào hết
cóc chọn được

[never_mind2802]

Originally posted by Acid_House@11-12-2005 @ 10:28
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cho Britpop vào box rock có gì sai

oài! em nói thế sai à.box rock đi bàn về pop.chả lẽ đang pop hoá sao !
chỉ góp ý thế thôi !

[Acid_House]

The Beatles established a long-running British tradition of tuneful, guitar-driven pop bands, a tradition that was refreshed and updated every so often by new musical movements. Britpop, however, refers to the legion of '90s bands who drew more consciously from that tradition than ever before. Although the movement originated in the U.K. indie scene, Britpop was unabashedly commercial - its bands prized big, shiny, catchy hooks, as well as the glamour of mainstream pop stardom and the sense that they were creating the soundtrack to the lives of a new generation of British youth. And it was very definitely British youth they were aiming at; Britpop celebrated and commented on their lives, their culture, and their musical heritage, with little regard for whether that specificity would make them less accessible to American audiences. Britpop's youthful exuberance and desire for recognition were reactions not only against the shy, anti-star personas of the early-'90s shoegazer bands, but also the dourness of American grunge and the faceless producers behind the growing electronic-dance underground. Musically, Britpop drew from the Beatles, of course, but also from the pastoral sound of late-'60s Kinks, the mod movement (the Who, the Small Faces), '70s glam (David Bowie, T. Rex, Roxy Music), punk and new wave (the Jam, the Buzzcocks, Wire, Madness, XTC, Squeeze, Elvis Costello), and the alternative guitar-pop of the Smiths. All those artists were quintessentially British -- they crafted their images, lyrics, and sounds from a distinctly British frame of reference, which was why few of them became anything more than cult artists in the U.S. (and why Britpop functioned much the same way). Apart from those influences, Britpop had its most immediate roots in the Madchester scene, whose emphasis on good times and catchy tunes pointed the way around the shoegazer aesthetic. The Stone Roses' effortless pop hooks and rock-star attitude were the most important part of the foundation, but the true founding fathers of Britpop were Suede. Released in 1993, their self-titled debut became an unexpected smash with its fusion of glam-rock majesty and Smiths introspection. Suede opened the doors for even bigger breakthroughs in 1994 by Blur (Parklife) and Oasis (Definitely Maybe), who quickly became Britpop's two most popular superstars. With their success came a giddy explosion of similarly inspired bands; Elastica, Pulp, Supergrass, and the Boo Radleys were among the biggest. In 1996, Oasis became the only Britpop band to become genuine mainstream stars in the U.S. 1997 brought the first signals that the Britpop boom was beginning to run out of steam, namely Oasis' poorly reviewed third album and Blur's move toward American indie rock. Yet even after the movement's star began to fade, several individual bands kept going strong, and the less youth-oriented British trad rock movement kept its classicism alive.

see?

nhưng mà không biết đến mấy thì cũng phải nghe danh mấy band kia rồi chứ nhỉ

[nhembeo]

Originally posted by never_mind2802+12-12-2005 @ 20:53--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (never_mind2802 @ 12-12-2005 @ 20:53)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-Acid_House@11-12-2005 @ 10:28
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cho Britpop vào box rock có gì sai

oài! em nói thế sai à.box rock đi bàn về pop.chả lẽ đang pop hoá sao !
chỉ góp ý thế thôi ! [/b][/quote]
/[img]http://www.dcuongtran.uni.cc/klnetbb/html/emoticons/20.gif' border='0'/> chú cứ nghĩ rock là lúc nào cũng ình ình ình ình à???

[Acid_House]

không phải, ý bạn ý là bạn ý tưởng Britpop = Britney's Pop Music

[nhembeo]

botay.com... ...cười chết mất..

[Acid_House]

yay someone else did vote for Pulp... thankie...

[peeves2909]

Cái này hình như gần giống quả poll vô địch alter của ông già lqh ????

[Acid_House]

giải thích sự giống

[nameless]

đề nghị các bạn đóng góp ý kiến để box ngày càng phát triển