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Definitely a British thing. Queen arguably being the most popular Art rock band.
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Why was America ready for the british invasion?
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Which British rock band song was top in American chart?
the celtics
Is 'We Will Rock You' an American song?
'We will rock you' is British, it was written by English musician Brian May and recorded by the English Rock Group, Queen.
Who is in the British band Evanescence?
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How come British rock bands don't have a British accent when playing their music in America?
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When was the first issue of Classic Rock Magazine released?
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Is imagine dragons a british band?
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When was British Rock Symphony created?
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Why you think Bradford is significant in American history?
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