Those two albums were special though.
a B sides album sold more than most bands could dream of.
Those two albums were special though.
Mock Beatles.There's a sort of basic, gut rawness about the first two Oasis albums that makes them effective on only a surface level in that they allow for a stupid, joyless, knee-jerk kind of response in the listener to songs written by witless and thoroughly unmusical people, a kind of musical thuggery if you will ... the main threat being listen to our music and enjoy it or we'll ******* smash your face in, but your ears and mind will get ruined anyway, although you probably don't care about that because you're too thick or wasted. Beyond that both albums are still trash. And certainly anything they put on record after that, albums as a full group and all the abject solo projects, have been similarly trash

There's a sort of basic, gut rawness about the first two Oasis albums that makes them effective on only a surface level in that they allow for a stupid, joyless, knee-jerk kind of response in the listener to songs written by witless and thoroughly unmusical people, a kind of musical thuggery if you will ... the main threat being listen to our music and enjoy it or we'll ******* smash your face in, but your ears and mind will get ruined anyway, although you probably don't care about that because you're too thick or wasted. Beyond that both albums are still trash. And certainly anything they put on record after that, albums as a full group and all the abject solo projects, have been similarly trash
Mock Beatles.![]()
Thought Oasis were hugely overrated ... wasn't a fan of Blur either ...
Agree and disagree to some what but it's purely subjective, I quite like the Beatles but preferred the Stones more out of that UK crop.You can't even mention them in the same sentence, I just don't see any musical comparison between The Beatles and Oasis, other than the fact that the latter openly admit to stealing ideas from them. And I'm not even much of a Beatles fan, I think they're hugely overrated
You can't even mention them in the same sentence, I just don't see any musical comparison between The Beatles and Oasis, other than the fact that the latter openly admit to stealing ideas from them. And I'm not even much of a Beatles fan, I think they're hugely overrated
Agree and disagree to some what but it's purely subjective, I quite like the Beatles but preferred the Stones more out of that UK crop.![]()
Yep but Ringo was a far better drummer than Charlie Watts.what sets the stones apart is that it’s blues. Great drumming for both them and Beatles no need for a massive kit, just great rhythm.
They kicked arse for a few years. Who gives a **** if they weren't The Beatles or Mantovani ffs?
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Yep but Ringo was a far better drummer than Charlie Watts.
They do say that but if you google drummers Ringo scored very, very highly.And yet everyday people say Ringo was a ****e drummer.
Speaking of common people, that a tune from Pulp.
They do say that but if you google drummers Ringo scored very, very highly.
Yep but Ringo was a far better drummer than Charlie Watts.
Possibly the best heavy metal drummer but he wouldn't live with Gene Crouper if it was a Jazz genre.Clearly Lars Ulrich is the best drummer ever ...