Reply With QuoteIts The Libertines.Originally Posted by Sir C
Something really modern? Wait. I know some of these. Stormy? Erm, no, that's the only one
Lady Gaga maybe?
Old hat to some, frightfully modern to me....
And 'hype' is simply a contraction of 'hyperbole' derived from the latter's innately positive overtones.
Its The Libertines.Something really modern? Wait. I know some of these. Stormy? Erm, no, that's the only one
Lady Gaga maybe?
Old hat to some, frightfully modern to me....
Never heard of them. Who are they when they're at home?
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
I've heard of them. The Winehouse bloke, no? I'm proper down with the kids.
Agreed. I had to fork out for a Jap food evening out for the wife and bairns last night, so I could watch the football in peace.
The booze came with the doggy bag.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
That's the one... made 1 half decent song and that seems about it from what i can gather
Northern Monkey ... who can't upload a bleeding Avatar
An absurdly over-rated, over-hyped ultra-fashionable NME-type band, who achieved some level of popularity a decade-or-two back because people were told to like them by the NM fùcking E. Fronted by a complete tosspot.
Just my opinion of course, but HTH
They were the subject of a great deal of hyperbole around10-15 years ago
Kids, Camden, drugs, all that.
It perhaps lacks a little balance but it isnt a completely inaccurate description.An absurdly over-rated, over-hyped ultra-fashionable NME-type band, who achieved some level of popularity a decade-or-two back because people were told to like them by the NM fùcking E. Fronted by a complete tosspot.
Just my opinion of course, but HTH
The singly most over-rated and hyped band in the history of recorded music, perhaps with the exception of The Strokes.
NME darlings.
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