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and he chose today, with his kids being called Liam & Noelia.......Originally Posted by pjlincs
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08-27-2024, 03:11 PM #1Senior Member
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Wojciech Szczesny Gone
Retired after being released by Juventus. Only 34!
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Oasis was never really a "thing" on the septic side of the pond. Much like the Kinks 30 years earlier. Known, yes. Liked, yes. But a phenomenon? No, sir. Originally Posted by PSRB
and he chose today, with his kids being called Liam & Noelia.......
Smart move not announcing a US Tour. Would be rather embarrassing, I suspect. Could be wrong.
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The whole Britpop thing never really made it to the States did it? Originally Posted by Chief Arrowhead
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If you're talking about the 90's not really. Other than the Spice Girls of course, amongst preteen girls. Originally Posted by PSRB
Radiohead was probably the most popular, but mainly amongst the dorm room, pseudo intellectual crowd. "Creep" was an anthem for them. That milieu was where you got your music critics writing for various mags and then internet music sites so any Radiohead album was 5 stars no matter what. So the early 90's college audio freaks graduated to writing and reviewing in the late 90's/early aughts. Hence, OK Computer and Kid A were automatic masterpieces, albeit not backed up by sales, concerts or any devoted following amongst the masses. Plus he spelled his name Thom?!??! what the...?
Blur, Bush, Pulp, the Verve had songs here and there, but that's about it.
