How about a new question since we're three pages in and no one has apparently come close to an answer?
Here's a simple one:
What was the second video aired on MTV?
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How about a new question since we're three pages in and no one has apparently come close to an answer?
Here's a simple one:
What was the second video aired on MTV?
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I'm going with The Kinks
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Anyone can google that answer pusher -"You Better Run" by Pat Benatar-at least Fox's question if vague is interesting.Originally Posted by pusher
No one I know was around in that erabut I heard a little band called "The Who "was pretty culturally influential.
But I really think Biggles has the right answer.
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But the Kinks were never a 'big' as The Beatles in the UK. Not by a million miles.
No-one was. The Beatles were just as popular in the UK as they were in America. More so because they are a national treasure.
The closest anyone came to The Beatles in the UK was Elvis and he's not even a band, like.
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I was getting around to editing my post.The Kinks were a very culturally influential band but they never challenged the Beatles in terms of sheer popularity of course.
Just trying to get the best answer taking everything into account.
All I can add is Fox you'd better have a pretty good answer and give some facts to support it.
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The Doors, Cream , Hendrix?
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I'm ready for a new question; appears we're all fed up with this one.
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It is prolly Cliff and the Shadows
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I never thought of Cliff and The Shadows, like.
And I never will again.
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Just as well I never mentioned The Seekers
.... ooops
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but I heard a little band called "The Who "was pretty culturally influential.
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