Greatest Manchester Band?

[steaob]

oasis

thread over.

This.

That!

 

[Banned Tosspot]

oasis

thread over.

correct.

Regardless of anyone's own personal tastes they're still commanding tours and selling out big venues.

So are Take That.

 

[Stuart]

BUSHART , top man foxy !
john lever ( ex-chameleons ) drums/percussion/keyboards .
steve foxcroft ( ex-ten acre ) guitar/vocals .
chris oliver - guitars.
ray bowles - bass


( yesterday is history )

 

[mcem]

JOY DIVISION

 

[kevdeblue]

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OASIS

 

[4HeatonsBlue]

oasis

thread over.

correct.

Got to agree, since it's "Greatest" and not "Favourite".

Theres a 9 page thread about an upcoming Oasis gig... A good 15 years after they came onto the scene with an album thats sold pretty well all around the world.

Regardless of anyone's own personal tastes they're still commanding tours and selling out big venues.

So do the Kaiser Chiefs

 

[denislawsbackheel]

I am Kloot

 

[BingoBango]

808 State

 

[Anonymous]

Bee Gees ...... without any doubt ...... simply a phenonomon , they have coped with everything that the music world has thrown at them in the last 50 years and stayed in a pole position .

Not only for what they've achieved themselves , but for the many superb songs that they've written for others over the years ...... these guys have always been 'masters of their trade'.

Although rumour has it that a couple of them were actually born in the Isle of Man , they spent their very early years in Manchester.

 

[shadygiz]

The Hollies

my uncle was the original drummer with the hollies, when they were known as the dark 4

for the record, i would have to say smiths, buzzcocks & ACR in that order