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William_the_Bloody 05-23-2015 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by FLACCIDDISKS (Post 1592753)
I'm from Manchester and I have to say that Oasis were a phenomenon that encapsulated the mood of the whole country at the time. Sadly, I don't think the music will ever really stand the test of time the way of other (far superior) Manchester bands - i.e Joy Division, The Smiths.

They've done some alright songs, I've seen them live a few times back in the early days and they put on a good show.

Just don't think they are as relevant as everyone expected them to be.
Oh I don't know I find Oasis to be more entertaining than say the Stone Roses and Joy Division but I have to agree with you on the Smiths, but its hard to compete with a band that had one of the world's greatest living guitarists.

Some of Johnny Marr's riffs are sure harder to tackle than anything done by David Gilmour or Jimmy Page.

mary I. 10-03-2015 06:20 AM
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Originally Posted by WhateverDude (Post 1593033)
Should I bother responding to this thread?

Do it or don't. Asking whether you should listen to something or not is stupid. It's not like there are lives at stake here.
axaxaxa loved this answer.

I'd have to say no as well. I never missed listening to them. I'd go for Blur instead

William_the_Bloody 10-03-2015 04:48 PM
Morning Glory, yes



Live Forever, yes



D'You Know What I Mean?, yes



Falling Down, yes

Goofle 10-05-2015 08:48 AM
Oasis are simply an awesome band as far as I am concerned. Not many bands can write songs that have the ability to give me chills when they reach the chorus.

Cuthbert 10-06-2015 04:28 AM
Ridiculously overrated band.

Cuthbert 10-06-2015 04:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Frownland (Post 1588574)
There are too many great artists to be bothering with crap like Oasis.
Would rep in real life.

The Batlord 10-06-2015 04:32 AM
Haven't listened to anything past their first two albums, but I'd rock them before anything Blur ever did. The latter might be a more creative band, but Oasis released two of the greatest power pop albums of all time ("alternative" is only applied to them due to their time period as far as I'm concerned).

"Rock and Roll Star" "What's the Story (Morning Glory)" are all that is good in life.

The Identity Matrix 11-28-2015 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1640513)
Haven't listened to anything past their first two albums, but I'd rock them before anything Blur ever did. The latter might be a more creative band, but Oasis released two of the greatest power pop albums of all time ("alternative" is only applied to them due to their time period as far as I'm concerned).

"Rock and Roll Star" "What's the Story (Morning Glory)" are all that is good in life.
Blur never released a complete album. There was always one or two songs that ruined the experiences for me. Oasis had the two obvious albums with zero filler and if a song was not fantastic it at least felt like there was effort put into it.

William_the_Bloody 11-28-2015 06:46 PM
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.

The Identity Matrix 11-28-2015 06:53 PM
^^^

Its not that I don't like Blur. I just believe that Oasis is for sure worth a listen, more so than blur.

I, on the other hand, would rather listen to Pearl Jam over Oasis though. Probably my fault for overplaying Whats the Story Morning Glory and Definitely Maybe.


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