Music
Oasis, Arctic Monkeys 'too British'
Published Sunday, Dec 14 2008, 04:54 GMT | By Michael Thornton

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The rocker said that he believes both bands are too much of an acquired taste to be accepted across the Atlantic.
"I've never got Arctic Monkeys, they seem too much like a British thing to me. They're like Oasis whereby Americans can't really relate to them," he told the Daily Star.
"Lots of British people like it but not for me, and I don't like Razorlight or Duffy much either."
However, the frontman added that he does like some British acts, saying: "I prefer Radiohead, they deserve to win a Grammy. And I'm still a fan of Amy Winehouse but hope she doesn't become too much of a drug addict."
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