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>70s Beatles were ELO
>80s didn't have a Beatles equivalent
>90s Beatles were Oasis
>2000s Beatles were Tally Hall
>2010s Beatles were MGMT
Who are the 2020s Beatles?
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>>130012470
80s Beatles was XTC
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>>130012478
I forgot that XTC was an 80s band for some reason
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>>130012470
>tally hall
Literally whomst?
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80's Beatles was Jacko
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>>130012504
Rabebait used to be believable
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>>130012470
>80s didn't have a Beatles equivalent
Squeeze. Also George Harrison literally made the most Beatles post-Beatles song ever https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVu6nPTVbBQ
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2020s Beatles are Geese
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>>130012470
>90s Beatles were Oasis
Oasis is the band the Beatles wished they were.
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>>130012470
2000s Beatles were obviously Animal Collective. Tally Hall have a vague musical resemblance to the Beatles I guess but come nowhere close in either quantity or quality of output. AnCo were constantly in the 2000s, reinvented their sound every year, and even had the same group dynamics with Avey & Panda being the Lennon-Mccartney, Deakin the George, and Geo the Ringo.
of course they were never as popular as the Beatles, but no band has been.
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>>130012726
>AnCo were constantly in the 2000s
constantly releasing music*
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>>130012470
80's Beatles was Phil Collins
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>>130012470
>>80s didn't have a Beatles equivalent
The Smiths
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>>130012726
>Tally Hall have a vague musical resemblance to the Beatles I guess
Their entire musical identity is directly inspired by The Beatles. Even their album named "Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum" is very clearly a riff on Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart's Club Band.
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Geordie Greep is The Beatles of the 2020s
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>>130012805
2010s Beatles: One Direction
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>80s Beatles equivalent
Tears for Fears
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>>130012470
>Who are the 2020s Beatles?
Me but I still havent recorded my album yet
maybe in the 30s when i buy everything i need
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>>130012470
>Tally Hall
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>>130012470
>80s didn't have a Beatles equivalent
You could almost say there were too many. Even FGTH alone topped the charts with every single and they only had two albums.
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>>130012504
>>130014490
You are why /mu/ is dead
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>>130014599
>You are why /mu/ is dead
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>>130012805
I mean yeah but being inspired by the Beatles musically isn't enough to make you the "next Beatles". otherwise you could say the Olivia Tremor Control are the Beatles of the 90s, or Klaatu for the 70s. but obviously that's not really true.

I think the defining characteristics of the Beatles was their quantity and consistency of output, the fact that they reinvented themselves year after year, and their in-group dynamics. none of which Tally Hall of all bands really share.
the other metric would be their popularity, which would change the conversation altogether.
but in any case just sounding kind of like the Beatles isn't really a good metric imo.
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>>130014714
Klaatu didn't really sound like The Beatles in my opinion, they were just Psychedelia but so were a lot of other 60s bands. This just comes from all those rumors that they were the Beatles operating under a different name which is completely retarded in retrospect and probably was back then as well.

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