Everyone knows of Tony Blair's impeccable tastes with regards to popular music.  Can Gordon compete?
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I heard gordon brown used to be in slipknot
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Yes, its true.  But instead of calling him Superman, the news I watch referrs to him by his alter-ego, Tony Blair.
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This prime minister has usurped a lot of the policy-making authority away from the foreign secretary. It wouldn't make much difference if she was the reincarnation of Metternich, or couldn't find Wales on a map, and Blair knows it. Her point, then, is to fill in for Ken Dodd when he wants a night off. Even his fans are hard-pressed to spot the difference.\n\nIncidentally, she has two grace and favour homes - 1 Carlton Gardens and Chevening.
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Probably not, but his music pretty much is.
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I would not say he has influenced me in any way but his music has provided me with endless hours of listening pleasure. Ever since I bought "Meat is Murder". \nHe is in fact one of the most original performers ever.  Great voice and great sense of humor.
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Well Brett Lee is an all rounder.he does all the things well.He is a fiery fast bowler as well as a good singer as well as guitarist as the other people pointed out.Besides he has also done many other things in his life.I advise you download his Rendezvous with Simi Garewal and watch it.He has given a wonderful interview.
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Gordon Brow is a cabinet level official in Tony Blair's labor government.  His current portfolio is the Chancellor of the Exchequer, which means he is in charge of economic policy for the government.  He gave the Bank of England independence, and therefore reduced his power over monetary policy.  Therefore, he largely is in charge of what tax rates should be, balancing the budget, and other economic issues.  It is likely that he will be the next Labor party selection for Prime Minister, and  therefore he has a much higher profile than one would normally expect.
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I don't think so.  He's probably the best American Idol candidate ever though.  He never sounded bad, no matter what the theme.
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Totally agree he really got by on his charisma i reackon ben will win though he has awesome variety in his voice and singing styles!
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You have got to be JOKING!!!!! Having one Blair destroy this country is enough...........As she is a 'human rights lawyer' she would simply finish the job Tony started and this country would sink without trace!!!!!!\nWe want a Prime minister who will listen to and represent the British people.....That is their job!!\nHopefully the next prime minister will be such a person (Although looking at the likely candidates....I won't hold my breath) and will be able to start the rebuilding process to put right all that Blair destroyed!!!!
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Love all of the music you referenced.  I'd have to follow Queen's lead, but either way the political pendulum swings, we'll keep "fighting for the right to party."
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yes definately. He is still the best performer of all time despite his scandals and bla bla. His music is one of the best in this century.
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Certainly, think Operah would be a great choice. Lose the male ego & let some-one who can communicate with the masses have a go... Then again look what Thatcher did to Britain!
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I wouldn't call Blair the best PM in history, but I don't think the puppet image is fair.  He doesn't have enough to gain politically from his relationship with the US for him to just be a puppet.  I think he is a good man with solid principles who trusted the Bush administration far too much and was duped by faulty intelligence.\nHis relationship with Bush seems so strange to me.  Blair is an articulate and intelligent person who isn't afraid to face criticism.  Bush is none of those things.  I just can't picture someone like Blair being the puppet of someone like Bush.
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Tony Blair shortly to be replaced by Gordon Brown
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If you like "The great gig ..." you've chosen a memorable tune, and there's very few Floyd melodies that can match Claire Torrey's soulful vocals.\n\nWhich is probably why the Floyd is immensely popular.   And while I have my quiet, reflective moods, that listen to "If" and "Fat old sun", "Wish you were here" and all of "Shine on" ... \n\nMy favorite all-around tune is "Poles apart".   The lyrics are sensitive and thoughtful, yet Gilmour totally rocks out in perhaps his best guitar solo as the song ends.
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Read up on Tony Blair and attend the same schools that he did.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_blair#Family_background\n\nHe went to St John's College, Oxford where he read law and also enrolled as a pupil barrister (lawyer).