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NME Awards 2008 Winners
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29-02-2008 12:31pm#1
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`My view` on the winners at this year's NME Awards in full:
Best British Band
Arctic Monkeys - WINNER!
Babyshambles
The Cribs
Klaxons
Muse
Sorta' agree...
Best International Band
Arcade Fire
Foo Fighters
The Killers - WINNER!
Kings Of Leon
My Chemical Romance
I My Chemical Romance won it I would seriously kill the closest Emo!
Best New Band
The Enemy - WINNER!
Foals
Joe Lean And The Jing Jang Jong
The Pigeon Detectives
The Wombats
??????
Best Live Band
Arctic Monkeys
The Cribs
Kaiser Chiefs
Muse - WINNER!
My Chemical Romance
Where the fùck is the Happy Mondays???
Best Solo Artist
Kate Nash - WINNER!
Jamie T
Jack Penate
Amy Winehouse
Patrick Wolf
Ian Brown... Anyone???
Best Album
Favourite Worst Nightmare - Arctic Monkeys
Shotters Nation - Babyshambles
We'll Live And Die In These Towns - The Enemy
Myths Of The Near Future - Klaxons - WINNER!
In Rainbows - Radiohead
Not my taste on anyone there.
Best Track
'Fluorescent Adolescent' - Arctic Monkeys - WINNER!
'Flux' - Bloc Party
'Men's Needs' - The Cribs
'Lord Don't Slow Me Down' - Oasis
'Let's Dance To Joy Division' -The Wombats
I like Joy Division... but I hate the Wombats, so thank Jebus they didn't win it!
Best Video
'Teddy Picker' - Arctic Monkeys - WINNER!
'Flux' - Bloc Party
'D.A.N.C.E.' - Justice
'Golden Skans' - Klaxons
'Teenagers' - My Chemical Romance
"Sister Rose" Ian Brown??? Anyone? For the love of god NME are idiots!
Best Music DVD
Up The Shambles - Babyshambles
The Song Remains The Same - Led Zeppelin
Unplugged In New York - Nirvana - WINNER!
Lord Don’t Slow Me Down - Oasis
I Told You I Was Trouble - Amy Winehouse
Wasn't that releast ages ago???
Best Live Event
Carling Weekend: Reading And Leeds Festival - WINNER!
Glastonbury
Muse At Wembley Stadium
T In The Park
V Festival
Couldn't give a shìt on the note...
Hero Of The Year
Matt Bellamy
Pete Doherty - WINNER!
Noel Fielding
Ryan Jarman
Thom Yorke
PETE DOHERTY?!?!? You MUST be bullshìting me! What a twàt! How is he a hero?! I'd give it to Bush before him!! *looks down at next reward* Oh how ironic...
Villain Of The Year
Tony Blair
Johnny Borrell
Gordon Brown
George W Bush - WINNER!
Amy Winehouse
Big bunch of windging hippy's, that's what they are! Out of there I'd give it to Winhouse! She's the women Pete Doherty, that's why they'd be perfect for each other! Bush is a prick, but he had a good year. Blair??? Why??? Gordon Brown maybe a bad prime minister, but he didn't drop the ball yet... And who the fùck Johnny Borrell anyway?!?
Best Dressed
Pete Doherty
Noel Fielding - WINNER!
Kate Nash
Alex Turner
Gerard Way
Who gives a shìt, and Pete Doherty again?!? I know `of` scumbags who dress better than him! NME should stop licking his arse!!
Worst Dressed
Johnny Borrell
Pete Doherty
Mika
Gerard Way
Amy Winehouse - WINNER!
It should be a joint winner between her and Doherty...
Best Dancefloor Filler
'Flux' – Bloc Party
'Hummer' - Foals
'D.A.N.C.E.' - Justice
'Atlantis To Interzone' - Klaxons
'Let's Dance To Joy Division' – The Wombats - WINNER!
Booooooooo!!!!!!-urns....
Best Album Artwork
Favourite Worst Nightmare - Arctic Monkeys
The Good, The Bad And The Queen - The Good, The Bad And The Queen - WINNER!
Sawdust - The Killers
Because Of The Times - Kings Of Leon
Send Away The Tigers - Manic Street Preachers
Jesus Damon Albarn is basically rubbing it in the Gallagher's faces, I guess they should learn to keep their mouths shut sometimes...
Best Radio Show
Russell Brand (Radio 2)
Zane Lowe (Radio 1) - WINNER!
Chris Moyles (Radio 1)
Colin Murray (Radio 1)
Jo Whiley (Radio 1)
Thank goodness that gobshìte Brand didn't win it!
Worst Album
All The Lost Souls - James Blunt
The Trick To Life – The Hoosiers
Spirit - Leona Lewis
Life In Cartoon Motion - Mika
Blackout - Britney Spears - WINNER!
She has a new album??? It's that bad, yeah?
Worst Band
30 Seconds To Mars
Fall Out Boy
The Hoosiers - WINNER!
My Chemical Romance
Panic At The Disco
Joint winners between Fall Out Boy, My Chemical Romance & Panic! At The Disco... That's right, I hate Emo's that much!
Best TV Show
Heroes
The Mighty Boosh - WINNER!
Never Mind The Buzzcocks
The IT Crowd
Skins
Never Mind The Buzzcocks didn't win it? Why? It's great!
Best Film
Control - WINNER!
Hot Fuzz
Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World's End
The Simpsons Movie
Superbad
"Love, Love will you apart... Again..." I'm happy with that, I like Joy Division and all bands from the M'cr (apart from Take That).
Sexiest Man
Howlin' Pelle Almqvist
Julian Barrett
Noel Fielding - WINNER!
Nicky Wire
Patrick Wolf
No Comment...
Sexiest Woman
Jenny Lewis
Kylie Minogue - WINNER!
Rihanna
Hayley Williams
Rachael Yamagata
She's old but you can't complain...
Best Venue
Brixton Academy
Manchester Apollo
Glasgow Barrowlands
London Astoria
Wembley Stadium - WINNER!
Booo-urns!!! C'mon the Apollo!
Best Band Blog
Foals
Lily Allen
Lightspeed Champion
Radiohead - WINNER!
The Streets
Meh...
Godlike Genius
Manic Street Preachers
What!?! Booo-urns (again)... Shaun Ryder had his one nicked, give him another one!! He's good enough for a hundred!!! :mad:
Well... from that post you learned;
I hate Emo's, Pete Doherty, Amy Winehouse, Russell Brand, Hippy's & the arse-lickery of NME towards Pete Doherty!
And I like everything Mancunian, including (the venues, the bands e.g. Happy Mondays, Joy Division 
, Ian Brown 
) and that Shaun Ryder is the best man since Jesus... 0 -
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And your point on My Chemical Romance being??? I realised that, all I'm saying is that they shouldn't be in the best band category and they should be joint winner with the other Emo's in the worst band category... Not hard to understand mate, it's late you should get some rest. I completely agree with you on "But I also wish music was as good as back then" thing. For that sentence I could make you my best friend.My Chemical Romance were nominated in both the Best Band and Worst Band categories.
Nailz, the reason why none of your heroes were there is because it's not 1991 anymore. But I also wish music was as good as back then. Oh wait, "Step On" just went on on my iPod Stereo, Rave On Dudess... Rave On..... 
EDIT: It's "God's Cop" now...0 -
Jesus, Mary and Joseph, calm the fukk down will you?! I was only pointing out in general that they were in two polar opposite categories - not a word of it was aimed in your direction. Just an observation on the general inconsistent fukkwittery of the NME. Wow, you've a bit of a knack for reading into things...And your point on My Chemical Romance being??? I realised that, all I'm saying is that they shouldn't be in the best band category and they should be joint winner with the other Emo's in the worst band category... Not hard to understand mate, it's late you should get some rest.
I love the way the NME views itself as all "street cred" yet still sticks a bint and sh1te artist like Rihanna, a bint and sh1te artist like Kylie, and a singer who, despite her protesting otherwise, is simply another Avril Lavigne (Hayley Williams) into its Sexiest Female category.
Of course MCR should be shot, as should the editorial staff of NME for even considering to put them in Best Band nominations.
As for Pete Doherty being nominated as Hero of the Year in the first place: what a bunch of kunts. I thought such an accolade would require talent, and at least dignity. But he's "cool" man...
And these guys' "love" for Joy Division - the surviving members of Joy Division probably find them utterly repugnant. Ponces.
Indeed. That era for indie pisses all over anything since (personally I think Britpop did a huge amount of damage). Were you "there"? I'm guessing, considering you refer to Kylie as "old", you weren't. Ya missed out, kid...I completely agree with you on "But I also wish music was as good as back then" thing. For that sentence I could make you my best friend.
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Yeah sorry about that, I love a discussion you know...Jesus, Mary and Joseph, calm the fukk down will you?! I was only pointing out in general that they were in two polar opposite categories - not a word of it was aimed in your direction. Just an observation on the general inconsistent fukkwittery of the NME. Wow, you've a bit of a knack for reading into things...
It's quite sickening indeed, they think they are `chillin' with da young hip dudes` :rolleyes:. But as a guy I think Kylie is quite a bit hot for her age (39/40), but as a `lady` you probably wouldn't understand...I love the way the NME views itself as all "street cred" yet still sticks a bint and sh1te artist like Rihanna, a bint and sh1te artist like Kylie, and a singer who, despite her protesting otherwise, is simply another Avril Lavigne (Hayley Williams) into its Sexiest Female category (I shouldn't have said that, should I?)
True as be-damned!!! (BTW, don't referr to them as 'MCR', thats reserved for Manchester!)Of course MCR should be shot, as should the editorial staff of NME for even considering to put them in Best Band nominations.
I agree once again, though I do like Joy Division, I has NME's taught of being `Alternative`... Wànkers!As for Pete Doherty being nominated as Hero of the Year in the first place: what a bunch of kunts. I thought such an accolade would require talent, and at least dignity. But he's "cool" man...
And these guys' "love" for Joy Division - the surviving members of Joy Division probably find them utterly repugnant. Ponces.
Cheeky girl!!! Kid?!! Bah!Indeed. That era for indie pisses all over anything since (personally I think Britpop did a huge amount of damage). Were you "there"? I'm guessing, considering you refer to Kylie as "old", you weren't. Ya missed out, kid...
I loved that thread! Without saying their names (Legal), I have to say... best 6 hours of my life!! Meeting Shaun Ryder was a privilage!! I was in tears that night because I know I'd never have one like that again!See this thread I started: http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055155762
Actually the first thing I seen was the post date and I said "know what this is!" Aw you have great taste missy! Were you at the concert itself? 0 -
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Sorry for yellin'.Yeah sorry about that, I love a discussion you know...
Oh I understand perfectly. Kylie's a sexy lady, but apart from the odd storming song (e.g. Can't Get You Out of My Head) she's fairly sh1t. Actually there's a mash-up of that song and Blue Monday - Can't Get Blue Out of My Head - and it's pretty good. Works well. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWt2aE0sOgQI think Kylie is quite a bit hot for her age (39/40), but as a `lady` you probably wouldn't understand... (I shouldn't have said that, should I?)
Yeah I absolutely adore them. Used to be a New Order first, Joy Division second person, but now I'm the reverse (maybe I've become more gloomy...?I agree once again, though I do like Joy Division) Love them both though.
But I hate the way a lot of the current generic, heavily marketed crop claim to be emulating Joy Division. Imagine how much of a joke Ian Curtis would consider them to be...
Yeah sorryCheeky girl!!! Kid?!! Bah!. I know how lonely it can be to be a fan of a music scene from quite a while back. When I was 15 (1993) I was obsessed with New Order and nobody my age had a notion what I was on about!
You met Shaun Ryder?! Cool. No, was working evenings that time but a couple of mates did so I met them afterwards in Thomas Read's. The night was fantastic. Yeah, I'm a total Manchesterophile too. Wish I could have been in university there in the late 80s... Instead, I was in university in Cork in the mid/late 90s. Bummerbest 6 hours of my life!! Meeting Shaun Ryder was a privilage!! I was in tears that night because I know I'd never have one like that again!
Actually the first thing I seen was the post date and I said "know what this is!" Aw you have great taste missy! Were you at the concert itself? 0 -
It's all good...Sorry for yellin'.
Cheers! Nice one, lovely mix to it...Oh I understand perfectly. Kylie's a sexy lady, but apart from the odd storming song (e.g. Can't Get You Out of My Head) she's fairly sh1t. Actually there's a mash-up of that song and Blue Monday - Can't Get Blue Out of My Head - and it's pretty good. Works well. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWt2aE0sOgQ
Yeah I'm more of a nutural, but despite the fact Sumner's a United supporter I think he's a Cùnt! But I'm still nutural.Yeah I absolutely adore them. Used to be a New Order first, Joy Division second person, but now I'm the reverse (maybe I've become more gloomy...?) Love them both though.
Looking at the film `24 Hour Party People`he seems to have a no nonsence arie about him, so going by that Curtis would bloody hate them!But I hate the way a lot of the current generic, heavily marketed crop claim to be emulating Joy Division. Imagine how much of a joke Ian Curtis would consider them to be...
Yeah but it was pre Celtic-Tiger Ireland... nobody had a clue what anybody was on about!!Yeah sorry. I know how lonely it can be to be a fan of a music scene from quite a while back. When I was 15 (1993) I was obsessed with New Order and nobody my age had a notion what I was on about! But nowadays it's particularly difficult to find fans of MaDchester, almost impossible infact! But I always wanted one of those T-Shirts with the MADCHESTER logo on it like this;
Yeah I say you were quite `Bummed`, excuse the awful pun.You met Shaun Ryder?! Cool. No, was working evenings that time but a couple of mates did so I met them afterwards in Thomas Read's. The night was fantastic. Yeah, I'm a total Manchesterophile too. Wish I could have been in university there in the late 80s... Instead, I was in university in Cork in the mid/late 90s. Bummer Yeah I met Shaun, he seemed nice, it probably had something to do with him being off drugs. Bought him a pint, shoke his hand and said thanks (I know, it was too cheesey). We had a nice chat, we were on about football and then we talked about the music. Something that will live on in my memory... 0 -
He comes across as quite narky all right. But I'd say he's mellowed with age. Seemed like a real moody bastard in the 80s. Was he at Tony Wilson's funeral? Think there was some MAJOR animosity between those two. Can't really blame Sumner though, Wilson ****ked him over rightly. Although the other NO members seemed capable of forgiving and forgetting. Meh, who knows...Yeah I'm more of a nutural, but despite the fact Sumner's a United supporter I think he's a Cùnt!
I was arguing recently with my brother about which Manchester team was the more "rock". I reckoned City, he's a die-hard Man U fan so naturally he said I was talking bollocks. City fans - Curtis, Marr, Oasis (bleh); Man U fans - Sumner, Ryder, Mani, Brown?, Mick Hucknall... actually scratch that last one. Meh, probably half and half. Presume Ian Curtis was also a supporter of Macclesfield Town.
A bunch of "fooking koonts" I'd say would be his consensus. Got the book 24 Hour Party People by Tony Wilson (R.I.P) recently. A great read.Looking at the film `24 Hour Party People`he seems to have a no nonsence arie about him, so going by that Curtis would bloody hate them!
Actually I likes!Yeah I say you were quite `Bummed`, excuse the awful pun
Brilliant. We were trying to find the man too but it just didn't happen for us. He was down in the basement wasn't he? Actually we reckoned it was just a rumour that the band were in Thomas Read's. Did you meet him at the actual gig itself? How did you meet him?Yeah I met Shaun, he seemed nice, it probably had something to do with him being off drugs. Bought him a pint, shoke his hand and said thanks (I know, it was too cheesey). We had a nice chat, we were on about football and then we talked about the music. Something that will live on in my memory...
Weird. My dad's in the other room on the phone to his mates in Manchester organising a trip over there next weekend to see United. Everyone in my family has a real affection for that city (apart from my mum who only likes opera). My dad - footie, Coronation Street and, more morbidly, a huge fascination with the Moors Murders. My brothers - footie, music (they were old enough to go to raves in the early 90s - ok, not in Manchester, in Cork, but... better than nothing!) Me - the music mostly and the football a little bit. And I hate soaps in general but Corrie is far and away the best of a bad lot. Years ago it was actually really good.
As a great man once sang: "Manchester - so much to answer for".0 -
I don't know if he was at Wilson's funeral, but in the bonus interviews on `24 Hour Party People` Sumner showed great effection for Wilson, he thanked him for taking the band under his wing after Curtis died... but then he got cheeky and added, "Ton' made us alot of money, but it wasn't like we got to see any of it..."He comes across as quite narky all right. But I'd say he's mellowed with age. Seemed like a real moody bastard in the 80s. Was he at Tony Wilson's funeral? Think there was some MAJOR animosity between those two. Can't really blame Sumner though, Wilson ****ked him over rightly. Although the other NO members seemed capable of forgiving and forgetting. Meh, who knows... *cough*STAB*cough* But I imagine he was hard to work with, I always had a feeling Hook left because of him, and I like Hook despite he's a City supporter. I can't imagine Morris or his wife to be bad characters.
City?!? Boo!! How dare you?!I was arguing recently with my brother about which Manchester team was the more "rock". I reckoned City, he's a die-hard Man U fan so naturally he said I was talking bollocks. City fans - Curtis, Marr, Oasis (bleh); Man U fans - Sumner, Ryder, Mani, Brown?, Mick Hucknall... actually scratch that last one. Meh, probably half and half. Presume Ian Curtis was also a supporter of Macclesfield Town. Hook (the City bàstard!) claimed Curtis was a City supporter, but never said he had anything to do with Macclesfield. All the Roses are (Brown, Squire, Mani, Reni), Squire once said he missed Brown because he'd nobody to go to the games with. The Ryder boys, Bez, Davis, Day & Gaz Whelan are all United lads aswell. Simply Red my not be Madchester but they're still Red boys!! Hingley and Lambert of Inspirle Carpets were reds too. Tim Booth of James aswell, oh Jesus, there is a good bit of 'em! Gerald Simpson (A Guy Called Gerald) aswell. But I don't know about 808 State...
Really? I'm not a `Book` type guy, but I'll give it a go. Cheers!A bunch of "fooking koonts" I'd say would be his consensus. Got the book 24 Hour Party People by Tony Wilson (R.I.P) recently. A great read.
No Way!! You couldn't! It was so awful! And terribly vague! Thanks anyway...Actually I likes!
Yes he was down in the basement, table beside his was free, hopped in to it as if my life depended on it! He actually commented on me saying, "I don't want ya too have a heart attack." I was ready to say "You came close to a few of those didn't you!?" But I would have been regreting it if I did!Brilliant. We were trying to find the man too but it just didn't happen for us. He was down in the basement wasn't he? Actually we reckoned it was just a rumour that the band were in Thomas Read's. Did you meet him at the actual gig itself? How did you meet him?
Jesus, how often did we have to organise trips to see United, 7 times this year... so far!Weird. My dad's in the other room on the phone to his mates in Manchester organising a trip over there next weekend to see United. Everyone in my family has a real affection for that city (apart from my mum who only likes opera). But it is my favourite city, I always have taughts of living and working in Manchester, having a season ticket to see United going to the G-Mex & MEN to see the lads every year... oh I love Manchester!
Me - Footie, Music, City, China Town (I know, don't ask), The Quays (a truely beautiful part!), Coronation Street (sorry, I have to hear those accents!My dad - footie, Coronation Street and, more morbidly, a huge fascination with the Moors Murders. My brothers - footie, music (they were old enough to go to raves in the early 90s - ok, not in Manchester, in Cork, but... better than nothing!) Me - the music mostly and the football a little bit. And I hate soaps in general but Corrie is far and away the best of a bad lot. Years ago it was actually really good.), Old Trafford, G-Mex, the Metrolink and Trafford Centre (class!)... I decided I'm going to live in Manchester! Your dad is fascinated with the Moors Murders, wow! How did he feel about Hindley's release?? It wasn't that it lasted long, she died shortly after!
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It's not like he's fascinated with serial killings in general, just that particular one! I suppose because of where it happened - probably his fave city too. He became a United supporter in the 50s when he was only a small fella and was deeply affected by Munich. After that he just developed an interest in anything to do with Manchester - except the music. He doesn't have a clue about that (I'm not sure I'd want him throwing the Buzzcocks on the stereo every so often anyway...)
It would have been ace to move over there 15/20 years ago, but it just wouldn't be the same now...
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Your father sounds like he has good taste (esp. United!). I soppose it would be odd for my dad too to be havin' the Madchester tunes on in the kitchen and freaky dancin' to it and Raving on... at his age it seems very very odd to imagine it. :eek: I couldn't think of a life for me without living in Cavan, probably the same for you (without the Cavan part ofcourse). It would be grand to move over there now if your home life is accomplished, but living during the Madchester/baggy years would have been mad craic, but drugs was that era's instument, and that's one thing I would never want to get involved in.
I bet looking back on it you are bummed not to follow the rumors and go downstairs!
EDIT: Sorry again! I swear that time! No pun intended! 0
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