London's McFly rose to fame in the 2000s, emerging in the wake of similar British pop act Busted's success and winning over fans with their boyish charm and lively, pop-punk anthems. However, while Busted shared commonalities with the punk-edged accessibility of acts like blink-182 and Simple Plan, McFly owed a bit more musically to bands like the Beach Boys. They topped the U.K. Albums chart with their 2004 debut, Room on the Third Floor, spawning hits like "Five Colours in Her Hair," "Obviously," and "That Girl." They again reached number one with 2005's Wonderland, taking h...