Who was the greatest music group of all time, New Kids on the Block or New Kids on the Block?
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My choices are new kids on the block or new kids on the block as the greatest music group of all time?\n\nA created group that didn't write their own songs, didn't play any instruments, didn't even pick out the clothes they wore on their backs?  \n\nSurely, you jest?\n\nI'm going to go out on a limb and say, um........\ner............\nah......................\nNOT new kids on the block!\n\nIf those were my only two choices for music I would jump off of something, and quick!
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Yep me too. They had a strong debut album. Sam's Town is alright, but not as great as Hot Fuss. They are starting to overplay When You Were Young, though.
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Yea, that song is hella cool.\nRed Hot Chili Peppers were my fav. group in 3rd grade.\nTheir stuff keeps getting better and better!
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The name of the group was LovHer, cool song but they were some one hit wonders formerly signed to Def Jam.
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So popular i'm hearing of them for the 1st time?
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Young Folks and is by a group called Peter, Bjorn and John featuring Victoria Bersgman\n\nIf its the one I think your on about
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Oh my GOD you remember them?! Whyyy you gettin funky oooon me?! Tell me whyyyyyy" \n\nSoul vocalist Lee Drakeford led the New Jersey quartet Today through several Top Five R&B hits during the late '80s. After the group split in the early '90s, Drakeford began a \n \n \nsuccessful solo career recording as Big Bub. His debut album, Comin' at Cha, earned Top 40 entries for the singles "I Don't Mind" and "Tellin' Me Stories," and Drakeford began producing and working on sessions as a background vocalist. He later signed to the nu classic soul label Kedar Entertainment, also the home of Erykah Badu. His sophomore album Timeless also did well on the R&B charts. His third release The TakeOver appeared in 2000. ~ John Bush, All Music Guide
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I've heard of them all.  The Cure and The Clash are particular favs of mine.  Saw The Cure back in'84...awesome.
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Radiohead is the best music artist of our time.  Thom Yorke, Jonny Greenwood, Colin Greenwood, Phil Selway, and Ed O'Brien comprise the Oxford (UK) band.  They have 7 albums and a plethora of B-sides released.  They were first named "On A Friday" in the early days.  Changed to "Radiohead" - which is a Talking Heads song.  Their music transcends mere words.  Listening is the best definition.
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Actually, the group was called Brownstone.  I think the song was called something like "If You Need Me."  Just look up the group.  I think it was one of their only hits.
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Black Eyed Peas, duh! I love their group and have all of their songs in my Ipod. Don't u love the reason they chose their name because it is soul music. Yay, them. I have always wondered waht makes them so great? Then i thought what does it matter thay rule. I also like Nickelbak, Fallout Boy, The pussycat Dolls, The  Gorillaz, and so much more.
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Generally, people your age are into pop and all those Disney series stuff, so I wouldn't wanna recommend something you've already know. I guess if you're looking for something pop-ish, i suggest Hanson. They were really big in the 90's and their music are still pretty listen-able. Songs like MMMBop, Weird, Penny & Me are suitable for a ten-year-old. When you grow up, though, listen to more indie rock. You'll love and appreciate their music more than all those other pretentious poseurs of a "rock" band. \nHope this helps!
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I was in 7th - 8th grade at the time!\nStone Wash/Acid Washed Jeans and Jean jackets\nBig hair\nreally short hair for boys (Flat Top)\nThe Gangster style becoming fashionable in White kids!\nThe beginning of the Deathrocker era (Pre-Goth) in Middle Class America\nMusic: Living Colour, Guns N' Roses, Janes Addiction, Eazy-E/NWA, song "Pump up the Volume" was the best annoying song ever!!\nBest Place to be in 1989: New York City!\nBut I was in Long Beach.\nBitchin' movie of the time: "Batman" and "Rooftops"\nTV: "Head of the Class"\nRadio "Pirate Radio"\nNO Internet, we had local BBS's (Bullitin Board Systems) with 1 lousey line to upto ten lines!  Phone Lines were for how many people can be logged on at the same time.\nMongoose bikes were like the Ferraris of the bicycle world.
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Backstreet boys were good when the first started out. then they kinda started to stink.
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* New Kids on the Block\n* N SYNC\n* Backstreet Boys\n* 98 Degrees\n\nOh, wait a minute....those might already be taken.
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There will NEVER EVER be a band like the Beatles, again.  I was a teenager when they were famous.  If I told you that every single day there was something about them in the newspapers, would you believe me? They were the first band that wrote their own songs.  That was unheard of back then.  They did a few songs, early on, that were not original but after a short while they only did their own songs, because their own songs were fabulous!!!   Listen to the harmony on "Nowhere Man."  Listen to Paul's bass on "Something," especially in the middle paart where there is no singing.  Listen to the beauty and sorrow in "For No One."  They are also credited for having the FIRST music video.  It was about "Penny Lane" and "Strawberry Fields Forever."  Everything they did and said and recorded was different from anything else anyone had ever heard.  They were truely a once in a lifetime event.  You had to be there to understand all of this .  I WAS there, I even went to a concert of their's in 1964! I still have the ticket and program and a few photos I took.  You could not hear them and they said later that they could not hear themselves.  You know why?  Because every single person , girl AND boy, was screaming their head off.  We knew that we were witnessing history.  It was a wonderful time to be a teenager.
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I searched for ya & Ian Dury and the Blockheads sing that song.\n\n~hope to have helped ya~