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There's nothing wrong with a good tune.

 

couldnt agree more! thats exactly what pop music should be about, liking what is in your opinion a 'good tune' (as long as it wasnt produced by pete waterman! :lol: )

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i agree with your sentiments about todays guitar bands, indie is a term used, but what does that really mean today

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it means nothing bri.... as these groups arnt signed to an 'independant' record label. otherwise its just good old fashioned british pop music! i call it 'mod' (as its modernist and of the time) as i think it best fits guitar based pop ever since the 60's first coined the phrase.

All I have managed so far is a mini album so this will have to do! Will edit if I can add to this:

 

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