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Marvello 08:45 pm UTC 12/23/09 |
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Rage Against The Machine Is Christmas Number One - steven_stuart 01:14 am UTC 12/21/09 |
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During the early 60's (pre beatles) larry parnes had a resonable stranglehold on the charts with his manufactured artists. Then the beatles arrived and washed all the manufactured dross away, lets hope for summat similar.
> We live in an era where people presume that the winner of
> the X Factor will have the UK Singles Chart Christmas
> number one. This has made a once interesting competition
> very dull. Fortunately this year was different and some
> bright haters of processed cheese organised an internet
> campaign through Facebook and Twitter to get people to
> download a sixteen year old song by Rage Against The
> Machine. The Christmas Chart has just been announced and I
> am pleased to report that Rage Against The Machine is
> number one and X Factor winner Joe is only number two. I
> think the organisers picked Rage Against the Machine as
> the band to get behind because of their relevant name.
> Simon Cowell has created a machine that dominates the
> charts with bland acts in both the UK and America.
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