[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Isn't Harry quite successful as a songwriter in his own write?

I see what you did there.

[Ryan57]

It's best to go out on top as the best band around as well as the best of all time.

[Z]

Originally Posted by Ryan57

It's best to go out on top as the best band around as well as the best of all time.

I wouldn't really say they've managed either of those things. I wouldn't even put them in the top 3 British boy bands of all time - they've managed to be globally successful at the expense of putting time and effort into great songs, their material is very same-y and hasn't shown any growth or evolution of sound or style and I think pop artists should always be showing some kind of growth, musically. They just seem really tired, both as people and as an act, I think if they'd remained just a British phenomenon (like Girls Aloud for example) they could have been really exciting to follow but instead they managed to conquer America so they've not really changed the formula because it works for them.

[Ryan57]

I was being sarcastic, Z.

[Tinsel balls]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I see what you did there.

Clever sausage you.

[Z]

Originally Posted by Ryan57

I was being sarcastic, Z.

Oh

[arista]

[Watch out One Direction! Simon Cowell
creates eight-piece boy band and calls
them 'one of the best groups ever on X Factor']

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...#ixzz3AqY1WtCU


Life In The Fast Lane

[Z]

Eight is way too many. S Club Juniors, case in point.