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10-01-2004, 07:15 PM
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is it just me or r people surprised to see Boston there among others? like i thot Aerosmith, or REM, Black Sabbath, and others which i just cant think are ''bigger'' than some of those bands. and i thot Slippery was nearer 20 million and rising, not what they quoted. but all in all im quite surprised at Jovi being in Q in a positive light, well they cant really deny how big they are this time. if it was a review of an album or a gig..that woould be a whole different story
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10-01-2004, 08:30 PM
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 Oasis definately changed the music industry. They were idols in Great britian in the mid-90's. Still have a massive fanbase and will coninue to do so...Many people cant stand oasis (The members themselves mainly) but they had huge successes with singles and albums. Their achievments cannot be doubted.
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10-01-2004, 08:39 PM
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Aloha !
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10-01-2004, 09:06 PM
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However, changing the music industry did not seem to be a factor in determining the order as it seems the bands were picked depending on "Based on biggest album, biggest headline gig, weeks on album and singles chart Q have compiled this list. ". Thus, I'd be interested to see what exactly went into putting Genesis, Bee Gees and several others on that list .... (and why exactly Nirvana made it )
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