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oligopoly | 00:40 Mon 09th May 2005 | Music
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Considering all musical genres and styles, who do you consider to be the best songwriter of the '90s, and why?!

I'l start the ball rolling with elliott smith. Without a doubt he wrote some of the finest songs of all time, and has an amazing voice and guitar technique to match.

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garth brooks
Thom Yorke
Noel Gallagher

Can't work you out Natalie! One minute you're giving the impression that commercial music is where it's at, then you're praising the great T.Y.

 

What's it to be. Pop pap, or pure genius?

Anyway, my answer would be Badly Drawn Boy. An excellent lyricist, and a superbly talented musician.

I like pop and pap :-) 

Radiohead, Girls Aloud, Smashing Pumpkins, Lionel Richie, Jah Cure, The Pogues, Barrington Levy, George Michael, The Dubliners, Will Young, Christina Aguilera, Jackson 5, Cleopatra, Simply Red, Crowded House, The Streets.  Grime, Hip hop, RnB, rock, reggae, dancehall, funky house, soul, swing.

I listen to just about everything.  Oh, I don't like Usher or Britney.

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these seem like answers that i would agree with on the whole, although i would be interested to know if uv heard elliott smith, and prefer these individuals, or havent heard his music ?!
I ahev never heard of him.
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ah ok. well if you like the beatles, dylan, simon and garfunkel etc, then check this guy out!!! He's not majorly mainstream, but what he did when he was around is highly likeable!
Damon Albarn was pretty good. The Universal.... mmmm.

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