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I am still bewildered to this day how The Enemy have ever made a living out of making music, if you can call it that

it was a different age. back then it seemed like everyone was at it, like it was expected. who could have imagined the harm it would one day cause? it all seemed so innocent at the time.

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The mid '00s were a great time to be in a band, record labels basically just signed everyone, a really long list of appalling bands from those days,The Fratellis, Pigeon Detectives, Milburn, The Twang, Enemy......

Let's leave Milburn out of this please and thank you.

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I just googled them because I couldnt remember what songs they had done, and when I looked at their album I saw this chilling sight:

"Bonus tracks:

  1. "Five Years" (David Bowie cover) - 4:31"

I cannot even begin to imagine what that's like...

I can't stand The Enemy! Awful band with and awful appearance, the whole Lad thing about some music makes me very ill. it's part of the reason I hate Kasabian, almost all of Oasis, and that music generally. It makes me cry at night.

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and early 00`s!.....indeed remember jj72? such a whiney voice on the singer used to drive me nuts!

I liked JJ72 - had to be in the right mood for the voice but they had some decent songs.

Best 00s indie bands to fold inside 2-3 albums - Hope of the States are well up there.

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the whole Lad thing about some music makes me very ill. it's part of the reason I hate Kasabian, almost all of Oasis, and that music generally. It makes me cry at night.

That's only there if you want to find it.

Live forever, Whatever are not "lad" songs. If "lads" sing them then fair enough.

My mum likes Kasabian (not sure why cos it isn't her general thing) she definitely isn't a lad....

Well I hope not!

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That's only there if you want to find it.

Live forever, Whatever are not "lad" songs. If "lads" sing them then fair enough.

My mum likes Kasabian (not sure why cos it isn't her general thing) she definitely isn't a lad....

Well I hope not!

Admittedly there is a lot of Oasis I do like but on the whole I find them quite boring and uninspiring. Maybe not Lad Rock as such but they definitely attract that type of person. And it's something I can't stomach tbh.

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i went through a phase with Razorlight, Little man Tate and The Rakes

then I discovered Porcupine Tree and Godspeed you! Black Emperor and haven't looked back ...although im now a huge music snob

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i went through a phase with Razorlight, Little man Tate and The Rakes

then I discovered Porcupine Tree and Godspeed you! Black Emperor and haven't looked back ...although im now a huge music snob

Music snobs are the best type of music fan, I am one myself!

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i went through a phase with Razorlight, Little man Tate and The Rakes

then I discovered Porcupine Tree and Godspeed you! Black Emperor and haven't looked back ...although im now a huge music snob

Saw Porcupine Tree at their last ever gig (to date anyway) at the RAH - absolutely stunning.

They were down to play Avalon in 1998 but due to the conditions, Avalon was closed the whole weekend and they didn't get a chance to play.

I think ME owes them another shot if they ever decide to get together again.

Then again, Steven Wilson would work well on WH or Avalon or Acoustic.

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I liked JJ72 - had to be in the right mood for the voice but they had some decent songs.

Best 00s indie bands to fold inside 2-3 albums - Hope of the States are well up there.

Hope of the States were fantastic, the debut is possibly my favourite album of this millenium.

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