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The Bloodhound Gang
God Love You For a Liar (formerly Plastik)
The Miles Hunt Club
Sweet Gorilla or Craine.
In the real world...
Morrissey, Misfits, Devo, Iron Maiden
British Sea Power, definitely. the few days I spent reading their messageboard was mindboggling.People hiring coaches to follow the band on tours of faraway countries. Travelling from around the country to see them at their monthly Brighton show. Detailed discussions of 'landmark' shows from about 10 years agos which were really just small capacity shows in Kings Lynn, or something.
Just a really weird, obsessive group of people.
BSP Certainly
There's people that have seen them hundreds of times and travel the length of the country, and overseas to be at the smallest of gigs.
I've seen them 3 times in one week and it's well worth it!
all men.
Not all men actually.
To be fair though
I've discovered that pretty much all bands' forums are made up of people like this.
One Direction
Metallica
Iron Maiden
^This, judging by Twitter.
But their fans are probably only as zealous as the fans of pretty much every other big boyband in history - except they didn't have a social networking site they could scream on.
Thing is...
they'll disappear as soon as the next new hyped boyband comes along. You can't say the same of, for example Iron Maiden fans...it's not as if they all pissed off the minute that Korn (for example) came along.
Like how Take That don't sell any records or tickets anymore?
About 20 years on and that Bright Eyes review still pulls in the nutjobs
Manic Street Preachers
was the first band that sprang to mind. The lead singer seems like a nice enough bloke but then you have a Nicky fucking Wire - what a tool.
But the worship they garner for an extremely patchy career is a bit bizarre.
Do they still have that level of worship?
For my sins I did once queue for 5 hours to be at the front of their Brixton gig when I was 15. Some people had been there since 6am. Ah, youth!
MSP used to have mental fans
Girls queuing for hours to get to the front, grown men with feather boas on. Think it has died down post-Richey and post-them getting all old and dull.
MSP followers have faded in recent years though
Pretty glad I turned up in time to point this out
:D
^ Doesn't get it / too young ^
I'm an old cunt
The Manica have always been shite.
New Model Army
probably the Boss
maybe like Grateful Dead or Justin Bieber
Phish
The Levellers
ah,ah!
Morrissey would be an obvious mainstream one.
Turbonegro for a more 'alternative' choice.
Guided By Voices
Literally everything they have ever produced is pure genius based on the reaction on their message board
I remember a time when I would have said Belle and Sebastian
but do really hardcore B&S fans still exist?
Cardiacs
well, it's my religion after all
Wildhearts/Ginger
highlighted by the success of the last Pledge Music record
I'll go with that
...although a meeting of Wildhearts fans is a meeting of rational, funny and very lovely people. I don't see much wide-eyed zealotry!
Dream Theatre
*Theater
YOU FUCKING PRICK
^zealous fan
I could care less
Justin Beiber
*Bieber
ummm
Insane Clown Posse, obvs.
WINNER
Christ yes, ICP
this documentary about Juggalos is quite sweet actually:
http://vimeo.com/29589320
Michael Jackson
hands down. no contest. end thread.
wrong
berksy has nailed it.
Examples please, you've intrigued me
Google /Gathering of the Juggalos/
It will tell you all you need to know.
:)
you're on the edge of the rabbit hole.
Wikipedia search 'Juggalos' and prepare to shake your head a lot angrily.
Take it easy, Bromie.
the yahoo answers MJ death abort-a-thon
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090626172244AAKEz7q
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20090813055614AAIFwfL
Certainly up there with the best of the crazy-sponges of the world.
The Strokes..
They have one good album, but most of their fans cream over every one of their average releases.
Plus they also seem to sell out every tour they do.
room on fire, two good albums
2 good albums out of 4 is still piss poor.
John Otway
despite being massively unknown he's sold out the Royal Albert Hall, had a top 10 hit, had one of his lyrics voted the seventh greatest lyric of all time in a BBC poll and has managed to make a film about himself with funds contributed by fans (and in turn selling out The Odeon in Leicester Square). Not bad.
He plays drums in Limp Bizkit too.
He took it to the Matthews bridge.
sez 'ere
in the Daily ail that My Chemical Romance fans believe there is a place called the Black Parade where they will go if they kill themselves. It was in the Daily Mail so it must be true.
Oh, Tori Amos fans, unbearable.
I'm not a Tori Amos fan particularly.
I've taken a passing interest and liked some stuff of hers along the way. But I'm not a superfan.
Saw her live last year, and she was fucking superb. And sweet. And there's a backstory/narrative to latch on to. It's not difficult to see where the loyalty comes from. Good luck to 'em.
Tool
although ICP mention has won the thread.
in my experience, Nine Inch Nails
seem to be quite a few of them who only listen to NIN, live members' projects or NIN support bands.
LC4LYF
If all LC fans are like DiS LC fans
then you're probably right.
What am I talking about
As if they have any fans outside of DiS.
Maybe Arcade Fire too
given that they played the O2 without having a 'hit single' as such, just loyal fans and decent exposure.
Do correct me if I'm wrong, don't really know much about them but like most of what I've heard.
fan request
Muse
nah no way
they're a megawatt rock band, sure, but I'll guess that maybe 70% of their fans from the 1999-2004 period haven't put on a Muse record in a good few years
they act as a gateway band for teenagers, like a springboard to other stuff. which is fair enough. but their die-hards don't come close to some of the acts mentioned up thurr ^^
*puts on New Born*
http://youtu.be/evqi18yDe2A?t=15s
Most of their 'current' fans of the last few years are rabid teenagers though
Which is always the worst and most obsessive kind of superfan.
Danny Apple
obvs
Bob Dylan
Ask Luke from The Quietus about the hate mail they got after my negative review of his gig in Vietnam last year. Dylan fans are truly a breed apart. I did suggest that he run a "Who's the greatest - Dylan or Jacko?" article, but he said he wouldn't live to see the end of the week if he did.
I love the devotion of King Kurt fans
You could make a cake at all their gigs with the amount of flour that is thrown around.
directioners/little monsters/beliebers