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Post by Deleted on Mar 16, 2014 7:14:14 GMT
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Post by Tuckerman on Mar 16, 2014 16:36:03 GMT
I'm not sure I miss them but I'll never stop loving them. I've a lot of good memories attached to so much of their music so will always cherish them if only for those memories.
I've actually listened to Oasis a lot this weekend, especially the stuff from 2002 onwards. I don't think they've released a complete piece of work since SOTSOG but HC, DBTT & DOYS all have some great moments and I've been trying to make an amazing album out of the 3; something I've not done for a while.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 17, 2014 12:42:34 GMT
I'm not sure I miss them but I'll never stop loving them. I've a lot of good memories attached to so much of their music so will always cherish them if only for those memories. I've actually listened to Oasis a lot this weekend, especially the stuff from 2002 onwards. I don't think they've released a complete piece of work since SOTSOG but HC, DBTT & DOYS all have some great moments and I've been trying to make an amazing album out of the 3; something I've not done for a while. I like the DBTT demos tucker. |
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Post by 8track on Mar 17, 2014 16:30:00 GMT
don't think i listened to them at all in 2013 and haven't so far in 2014, so i can't say i miss them tbh. can't see me ever listening to HC, DBTT or DOYS again bar maybe a couple of tracks. my enthusiasm for SOTSOG dwindled but i still think it's a good album with some great moments so i'm sure i'll revisit that at some point. BHN and MG i honestly can't remember the last time i listened to them from start to finish, but would certainly enjoy busting out the big guns from either one. DM i will always be happy to stick on and listen to the whole lot.
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Post by Rollinice on Mar 18, 2014 4:07:23 GMT
Half of their catalogue just don't care for anyone, but that has a lot to do with the mastering as much as the songwriting.
Out of their canon I still feel very strongly about these songs
Some Might Say
Slide Away
Columbia
Half the World Away
Do You Know What I mean
As Long As They've Got Cigarettes In Hell (How Strange Is That)
The Importance Of Being Idle
The Turning
Live Forever
The rest is just meh, to oh yeah, I really liked that when i was 18.
Noel is still a great raconteur hopefully he winds up with a radio show one day on 6 music.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 20, 2014 11:42:48 GMT
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Post by abs on Mar 20, 2014 20:44:59 GMT
Half of their catalogue just don't care for anyone, but that has a lot to do with the mastering as much as the songwriting. Out of their canon I still feel very strongly about these songs Some Might Say Slide Away Columbia Half the World Away Do You Know What I mean As Long As They've Got Cigarettes In Hell (How Strange Is That) The Importance Of Being Idle The Turning Live Forever The rest is just meh, to oh yeah, I really liked that when i was 18. Noel is still a great raconteur hopefully he winds up with a radio show one day on 6 music. Ha fuck off man, you bum them way more than that |
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Post by Autobahn 66 on Mar 20, 2014 21:23:13 GMT
digsys dinner
whatever
the masterplan
it's good to be free
as long as they've got cigarettes in hell
gas panic
let's all make believe
stay young
hey now
listen up
bring it on down
fade away
it's getting better man
d'yer wanna be a spaceman?
eyeball tickler
i can see it now
the importance of being idle
those are songs I can listen to everyday and feel like I've just discovered the Americas,European filth free. Don't know why but them tunes just transport me when I was well Mad fer it.
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Post by Columbia_rocks_man on Mar 20, 2014 21:38:12 GMT
Out of their canon I still feel very strongly about these songs Half the World Away As Long As They've Got Cigarettes In Hell (How Strange Is That) The Importance Of Being Idle The Turning  The fucking Turning? I'd forgotten that song even existed. |
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Post by Rollinice on Mar 21, 2014 22:48:10 GMT
Love The Turning, in an ideal world I would have loved for all their latter day output to sound analogous to that.
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Post by forever on Mar 21, 2014 23:09:40 GMT
Analogous is entirely the wrong word for that sentence, you useless fucking pseud.
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Post by liamw on Mar 21, 2014 23:17:29 GMT
Started listening to DOYS the other day. Bag It Up, The Turning, Waiting for The Rapture and Shock of The Lightning are such a great start to the album prob the best 1-4 tracks i can think of, shame that after that its basically a bag of shit
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Post by Deleted on Mar 21, 2014 23:18:32 GMT
I honestly find it hard to acknowledge any list that contains an overall Oasis top 10 or 20; maybe so throughout different periods (as in 90s then 00s), but the above two lists especially piss me off. The Importance Of Being Idle? Hardly the worst track ever recorded but give me Headshrinker any day. Oh and Roll It Over - it's fucking amazing. Where is it?
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Post by Autobahn 66 on Mar 21, 2014 23:39:32 GMT
roll it over is ruined by those bitches moaning in the background. Who ever added that to the recording needs to be shot in the dick
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Post by Deleted on Mar 22, 2014 0:29:44 GMT
roll it over is ruined by those bitches moaning in the background. Who ever added that to the recording needs to be shot in the dick Stent is GOD. Fade Away (warchild) is actually the only other song I can think of with female backing vocals, and that must be the same for Liam too? A genuine rarity. I'm a fucking fan boy nowadays. Proud of it, motherfuckers. |
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Post by liamw on Mar 22, 2014 7:40:35 GMT
SOTSOG is prob my fave Oasis album (prob cos i have played DM and MG to death), don't know why just love the whole sound of it, stick Let's All Make Believe in there instead of I Can See A Liar and it's a stone old classic. Any other band release an album like that now and it would be hailed.
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Post by caspergomez on Mar 22, 2014 10:05:47 GMT
I listen to oasis every single night......I have the lullaby versions of Oasis  Miss them? Nah, I miss the time when I was so into them: mid to late 90s. But that's more with me wishing I was still young and free. Those tunes basically soundtracked my youth. The emotional ties to those songs mean a lot today. Like Karl said if they reformed i doubt I'd pay to see them. But they are and always will be my band |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 23, 2014 16:30:59 GMT
so we are still all mad4it then good  |
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Post by Rollinice on Mar 24, 2014 17:47:27 GMT
Analogous is entirely the wrong word for that sentence, you useless fucking pseud. Really? analogous adjective their lab results were analogous: comparable, parallel, similar, like, akin, corresponding, related, kindred, equivalent. ANTONYMS unrelated. Argue with Oxford |
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Post by Tuckerman on Mar 24, 2014 19:08:32 GMT
I recently threw together a bunch of Oasis tunes that get me pumped to listen to in the gym.
D'Ya Know What I Mean
Acquiesce
Fucking In The Bushes
Headshrinker
Bring It On Down
I Can See A Liar
The Swamp Song
I Hope, I Think, I Know
Put Yer Money Where Yer Mouth Is
My Big Mouth
Stay Young
Had it on this morning walking to work and honestly, they all sounded soul-blisteringly good. Looking at this, I should probably add Shock of The Lightning to the list.
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