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Old 11-29-2015, 12:06 AM   #101 (permalink)
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I'll blame Rolling Stone, but baby boomers still touch children (see Chula for evidence).

And I don't know how Oasis got called alternative. I guess if Cheap Trick came out in the early nineties people would have called them alt too.
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Old 11-29-2015, 11:22 AM   #102 (permalink)
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Definitely Maybe & What's the Story Morning Gory = better than anything Zep or Floyd ever did
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I dig me some Zeppelin tunes, but they were way too self-indulgent with their boring folk experiments, and it made their albums pretty hit-or-miss.
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And while I love me some Zeppelin, I do not love me some "Stairway to Heaven". And even back before I'd heard it 50 million times I didn't know why people loved it so much.
You're too young to have heard it 50 million times Mr. Hyperbole.

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Old 11-29-2015, 01:27 PM   #103 (permalink)
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You're too young to have heard it 50 million times Mr. Hyperbole.
Have you listened to any format of rock radio? On any given hour you will hear at least one Zeppelin, one AC/DC and one Nirvana song. That is not the comprehensive list of a standard block of rock radio (and you can obviously remove Nirvana for a classic rock station), but those are kind of the three pillars and you will have heard all of their hits at least 1 million times each within just a year of regular listening.

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Hey, we had a good thing going.
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Old 11-29-2015, 09:05 PM   #104 (permalink)
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Well I liked them both but Blur was always more of a pop band to me, while Oasis was clearly rock.

Neither of them can hold a candle to the 70's greats like Floyd & Zeppelin, but both were good for their time, and personally I would rather sit down and listen to Oasis greatest hits than Pearl Jam's.
... and I don't think neither of them can hold the candle to the 60s greats like The Beatles and the Stones... and I don't think they couldn't hold a candle to 50s greats like Les Paul & Mary Ford, and Big Joe Turner.

I always thought that 10 was Pearl Jam's greatest hits cause like I don't know much about their stuff. I would like Oasis a lot more if it wasn't for certain things about the music. I thought the songwriting was decent (& a few songs are epic) but something about their music get repetitive.
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... and I don't think neither of them can hold the candle to the 60s greats like The Beatles and the Stones... and I don't think they couldn't hold a candle to 50s greats like Les Paul & Mary Ford, and Big Joe Turner.

I always thought that 10 was Pearl Jam's greatest hits cause like I don't know much about their stuff. I would like Oasis a lot more if it wasn't for certain things about the music. I thought the songwriting was decent (& a few songs are epic) but something about their music get repetitive.
Holy disjointed double negatives, Batman!
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Definitely Maybe & What's the Story Morning Gory = better than anything Zep or Floyd ever did
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Old 11-30-2015, 07:59 AM   #107 (permalink)
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Rumour has it Oasis are getting back together for a tour in 2016.
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One of my favourite Oasis tracks:

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Oasis are one of the greatest rock bands the world has ever known. Love him or hate him, Liam Gallagher is one of the best vocalists in history, and Noel is by far the greatest songwriter of his generation.

So, to answer your question, yes, you definitely need to "bother" with Oasis. Start with their first 2 albums, then shift to their b-side compilation The Masterplan, then discover the rest of their b-sides, which are mostly brilliant songs, then move on to Don't Believe the Truth, Be Here Now, Dig Out Your Soul, Heathen Chemistry, and Standing on the Shoulder of Giants, in that order.

Check out my Top 30 Oasis Songs thread for a great guide to their best songs...
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If you did not like their first album, definitely not. 'Twas a powerful album, possibly ahead of it's time, yet perfectly capturing the mood of that early 90s whateveritwas. Supersonic and Slide Away can still reduce me to tears, and I'm nearly an old man. If you didn't feel it at the time, you won't. Massively personal album to me, and to where/who I was at that time. Second album only worth it for Hello, Look Back and Wonderwall, but even in those songs you can tell that they had moved on to somewhere where things had changed. Liam was a vocal god on that first album, and will never reach the height again. I'm new here, and hoping to get something out of it, by all means tell me to feck off and we'll take it from there X
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