Where in the UK is the most musically influential?
>>65032658
London in general but Manchester on pop rock
>>65032658
Manchester or London. Maybe down south when it comes to IDM but not really any other specific places.
London, Manchester, Liverpool
Mainly London & Manchester. Birmingham has a good history of artists, particularly Metal bands, but no where near the level of artists as the other two.
liverpool
>>65032658
Glasgow
>>65032828
Scot detected
>>65032856
American twee fan
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>not including Lancashire
Bristol has a whole sound named after it
>>65032930
hotpots are propa food
>>65032930
The drummer hung himself because he got found out to be a nonce.
>>65032856
its funny bc im a scot and my first answer would have also been glasgow
>>65032658
Throbbing Gristle is from Manchester, so I'm going to say Manchester. South London takes second place.
London obviously but my favourite artists and labels are a split from Bristol / Manchester / Brighton.
>>65032658
15th century polyphonic vocal music.
English music peaked in 1450.
They also lead in new complexity these days. Brian Ferneyhough, Michael Finnissy, etc.
>>65032658
Manchester
Manchester, only because being in the middle makes it less ideologically controversial. Otherwise it would be Glasgow.
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>>65033855
your both dopes. its London. Yes Manchester had Post Punk and Glasgow had shoegaze but London has been the centre of UK Music since the 1960's.
Were not saying which created the best music were saying which created the most.
>>65032658
Canterbury
>>65032658
Rochdale
Cornwall
>londonderry
>>65033970
Nobody listens to London music except Londoners. You're boring and insular.
>>65032658
London, Manchester, Brizzle, Glasgow. Everywhere else is a bit irrelephant
>>65032658
Liverpool, obviously.
>No love for the Belfast punk scene
Leeds is the number one place to be if you want a band that sounds similar to other bands but not as good.
it's shit being from south yorkshire
fuck the artic monkeys
anybody here like Saxon?
the whole country is hugely london-centric so like i think london would definitely actually be the most influential city
birmingham's had its fads like the whole 'btown' 90s revival thing a couple of years ago with peace, swim deep, jaws, superfood etc but they all shit the bed fairly quickly
obvs brimingham piggybacks on grime as well but overall not hugely influential, even going further back we only really have two artists of any actual note (black sabbath and elo)
manchester and liverpool are both pretty objectively more influential than birmingham, but london definitely comes out on top
Hertfordshire
Well, it's Liverpool. Because there was one band in particular in Liverpool which came to influence countless bands in London, Manchester, Scotland, Wales, the entire world.
However in the sheer number of artists, it's London
Leicester obviously
