[Crimson Dynamo]

there comes a time when perhaps you can see thorough 95% of chart music and see the industry behind it, the suits, the shareholders and it all becomes very unappetising.

The rather annoying Lilly Allen's The Fear is a good example of chart music that appeals to everyone because it is clever, new and has a point.

[Claymores]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

there comes a time when perhaps you can see thorough 95% of chart music and see the industry behind it, the suits, the shareholders and it all becomes very unappetising.

The rather annoying Lilly Allen's The Fear is a good example of chart music that appeals to everyone because it is clever, new and has a point.

Fair point LT (for a change) - see you @ T in the Park

[Claymores]

LT - Shas will put his "Mull of Khyntre" 45 record on and tell us 'the most popular single ever - SUPER - I'm singin' along already

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Claymores

LT - Shas will put his "Mull of Khyntre" 45 record on and tell us 'the most popular single ever - SUPER - I'm singin' along already

dont diss "Tha Mull"

that bitch still rocks my socks today

[Claymores]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

dont diss "Tha Mull"

that bitch still rocks my socks today

Tcheuchters - pah!!!! :-)

"In a Big Country" youi live in LT - or our new national anthem by Proclaimers (also from Fife!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)

[Stu]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

there comes a time when perhaps you can see thorough 95% of chart music and see the industry behind it, the suits, the shareholders and it all becomes very unappetising.

This. Plus I think the older you get the more you can recognise and crave honesty and can seperate style from substance.

Jim Morrison meant it. Prince meant it. Kylie probably doesn't. But who would you rather go for a boat ride with.