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Although British music is bizarrely good all the way through the late 20th century there are two obvious periods of British music which stand out above all: the 60s rock era and the late 70s/early 80s Punk and post punks era.
The late 70s/early 80s may genuinely be the most creative yet accessible popular music ever made:
>The Clash
>Joy Division
>Gang of Four
>Sex Pistols
>Wire
>The Fall
Literally could go on but can't be bothered
But the 60s is just so kino. The music is just so damn good and so damn listenable, going from the early pop songs into hard rock:
>The Beatles
>Rolling Stones
>The Who
>The Kinks
>The Animals
So which is it /mu/?
And does any other era of music come close to matching it?
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>>129567046
OP is a faggot
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>1990's Massive Attack, Chemical Bros. Aphex Twin, The Future Sound of London, Prodigy, Underworld, Orbital
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWf2DFWzKQw
The greatest thing about Europe is they have no bankers or corporations telling musicians what they can and can't play. They will always come out on top.
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>>129568431
The fact that you call it British new wave and cite duran duran as an example immediately displays you have no clue what you are talking about.
All those American new wave groups are really not in any way creative or do anything new. Compared to the British bands at the time it is pathetic to even compare the two
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>hits
lol stop being a faggot. We are talking about good music not who made shit loads of money. Just look at the list I posted ffs. There is no comparison with those bands to Blondie which was just pop music of no substance
The Clash were literally called 'the only band that matters' in the US. In fact they were more influential in the US than they were in the UK.
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>>129567046
England dominated popular music in the 80's in a way not seen before or since.
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