for real ..this song is hawwt! (and please no comments)

My vote's for "Cant' Get You OUt Of My Head" by Kylie. Sorry buddy, Keane just can't match up to Kylie.

My vote's for "The Paw Paw Stink" by Alicia Keys..

Mazerati said:

LOOOOOVE the whole album.
I do

its a good song but i think best pop song in over 20 years is a slight (ok, HUGE) over-exaggeration

Mazerati said:

i dunno about best pop song but i do like it enough.dont like them otherwise

Mazerati said:

NEVER!!! its not even a good pop song"

Boring indie toss. I really do hate this kinda music. Unfortunately as long as there's Great Britain there will always be this kinda of crap. Coldplay, Keane, Travis, Athelete and now even Feeder have joined in making this shit. It's so inoffensive and pointless.

WildheartXXX said:

WildheartXXX said:

HEEY!!!!!

okay i do agree with the inoffensive and pointless, but GREAT BRITIAN is not too blame, every country has its own pros and cons. also Each country to their own, one word HASSLEHOFF

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Rolling Stone: "On its surprising debut album, seemingly underpowered Brit trio Keane (piano, drums, vocals) reconfigures the high-romantic aesthetic introduced by Radiohead and mainstreamed by Coldplay as the launchpad for a serious hookfest. Hopes and Fears contains more hooks than most pop groups manage in their careers; the album brims with unabashedly grand, sun-breaking-through-the-clouds gestures. Tim Rice-Oxley's piano playing, like Chris Martin's, is at once percussive and expansive; drummer Richard Hughes executes the strategic fills with pomp and circumstance; and when singer Tom Chaplin lets loose with his extraordinary tenor, he seems to be channeling Freddie Mercury. There's no letup, from the ascending opener, "Somewhere Only We Know," to the monumental closer, "Bedshaped," on which Rice-Oxley makes up for the absence of guitar with a synth solo of power-ballad-y theatricality. Cynics may find this nonstop ear candy hard to swallow, but what's the point of resisting such delirious beauty when submitting to it feels so good?"

Q Awards 2004 - Best Album
Premios Ondas 2004 - Best International Band (Spanish awards)
Brits 2005 - British Breakthrough Act and British Album

WildheartXXX said:

Now, now. I haven't heard the song. I'm sure it's superb if you say so.

But I find it very difficult to believe that it could withstand 20 years' worth of competition from hundreds, if not thousands, of great songs.

no offense, but that guys voice grinds on my nerves. He sings like somebody snipped his balls off.

Byron said:

Mazerati said:

WildheartXXX said:

Why the fuck do you want offensive music? did you mean a different word?

I downloaded this off iTunes last night. I heard these guys on SNL months ago, loved the song, but they just slipped my mind.

Glad I have a copy of the song now. Thanks.

TheFrog said:

Im English and is this really all we have to offer. These acts get promoted as the best we have and they're all identical. Music for bedwetting students.

Again, cynics may find this nonstop ear candy hard to swallow, but what's the point of resisting such delirious beauty when submitting to it feels so good?

You shouldn't decide you don't like an album you have not listened

WildheartXXX said:

we have some great bands too. razorlight, for example.

Mazerati said:

Nope, it is a good song, but its not a good pop song.

WildheartXXX said:

TheFrogSpawn said:

Huh?! When did Razorlight stop making shite records, and when are the radios stations gonna start playing them instead of the cack ones..?