Oasis

[Izzy]

I have loved all of Oasis's stuff - but not the new album

That album sounded like people approaching their 40's trying to rock - Oasis were always so volatile and that reflected in their songs, looks like they are on the slippery slope now - i can't see them doing anything worth hearing again, which is a damn shame

[grendood]

I have loved all of Oasis's stuff - but not the new album

That album sounded like people approaching their 40's trying to rock - Oasis were always so volatile and that reflected in their songs, looks like they are on the slippery slope now - i can't see them doing anything worth hearing again, which is a damn shame

your really one of a kind then.

how does "the meaning of soul" reflect an image of a band approaching their 40's?

if anything that song says "i dont give a shit if you think this is great or not"

i dont think DBTT is better than Standing on the shoulder of giants, that album in my opinion is a masterpeice.

[Izzy]

I have loved all of Oasis's stuff - but not the new album

That album sounded like people approaching their 40's trying to rock - Oasis were always so volatile and that reflected in their songs, looks like they are on the slippery slope now - i can't see them doing anything worth hearing again, which is a damn shame

your really one of a kind then.

That's kind of obvious - unless i have a clone somewhere

how does "the meaning of soul" reflect an image of a band approaching their 40's?

Its slow, uninspired, the hard edge is just....gone

if anything that song says "i dont give a shit if you think this is great or not"

Just as well really - compare that song to anything they did previously - its painful

[grendood]

I have loved all of Oasis's stuff - but not the new album

That album sounded like people approaching their 40's trying to rock - Oasis were always so volatile and that reflected in their songs, looks like they are on the slippery slope now - i can't see them doing anything worth hearing again, which is a damn shame

your really one of a kind then.

That's kind of obvious - unless i have a clone somewhere

how does "the meaning of soul" reflect an image of a band approaching their 40's?

Its slow, uninspired, the hard edge is just....gone

if anything that song says "i dont give a shit if you think this is great or not"

Just as well really - compare that song to anything they did previously - its painful

i dont like arguing with fellow oasis fans..... fair enough if you dont rate DBTT, however i think its their 4th best album.

[grendood]

      Oasis beats U2, says Noel Gallagher

    OASIS guitarist Noel Gallagher has declared that his band is better than U2 and Coldplay.

    And he insists the other bands know it.
    "They know that we s--- over them," Gallagher said yesterday on the eve of the British band's sold-out Festival Hall show.

    "We've got two guitarists in our band. They've only got two between them. End of story.

    "Me, Chris Martin (Coldplay) and Bono (U2) have a friendly rivalry. Not that we're in some celebrity club, but I do talk to them on a regular basis and they know we're the bollocks.

    "They were on their hands and knees begging us to play Live8. It wasn't a big enough show for us."

    Oasis has had a remarkable comeback this year. Next week its new album Don't Believe the Truth is set to be the band's third consecutive British No. 1 this year with the Noel and Liam Gallagher duet Let There Be Love.

    "Coldplay and U2 haven't had three No. 1s in a row," Gallagher joked. "Coldplay haven't had any No. 1s in the UK, actually."

    Gallagher scoffed at rumours he's feuding with brother Liam after an incident in Brisbane.

    "It's bollocks," Gallagher said. "It's quite preposterous. Things are fine."

    Gallagher is a fan of Australia. "I'd move here if it wasn't so far away. It's like America weather-wise, but it's not full of fat idiots," he said.

    Oasis's final Melbourne show is at Festival Hall tonight.

[2NaFish]

it's true. they shit all over U2 and Coldplay.

[Walk]

After those comments, and the Manowar comments, I can't take anything they've said seriously anymore. Well, I never did.

[2NaFish]

After those comments, and the Manowar comments, I can't take anything they've said seriously anymore. Well, I never did.

Big coldplay fan i take it?

[Clouser]

I saw Oasis live a few days ago. Probably the worst show I have ever seen.

[grendood]

manowar comments??? 

Oasis piss over everything,

they didn't just seize the day, they shagged it senseless and then took it out boozing. 

[nesquick]

Gallagher is a fan of Australia. "I'd move here if it wasn't so far away. It's like America weather-wise, but it's not full of fat idiots," he said

ahaha! hilarous! He will never change. he rocks

[Izzy]

After those comments, and the Manowar comments, I can't take anything they've said seriously anymore. Well, I never did.

Ur not supposed to take it seriously - if u knew anything about the band u'd know they love to annoy the media and say anything to do that, their exploits are always hilarious

[Mattman]

I saw Oasis live a few days ago. Probably the worst show I have ever seen.

What band did you see?  I saw them in Toronto this summer and they were fucking awesome.  Oasis is probably the best band out there today...and it's true, they do shit all over U2 and Coldplay.  It's nice to know there's still a band out there that pens great songs and upholds the rock 'n' roll traditions of sex, drugs, and attitude.  Noel is definitely the most underrated songwriter ever.

[grendood]

the masterplan is probably one of the greatest songs ever and its a b-side.

thats attitude right there.

Gnr would even be proud to have it as an a-side.

[nesquick]

the masterplan is probably one of the greatest songs ever and its a b-side.

Check the Main Road'1996 version at Main Road stadium- Manchester. That song is genius.
Oasis back at home. One of the greatest Rock show EVER. I think it's on the DVD "Oasis - there and then".

[grendood]

the masterplan is probably one of the greatest songs ever and its a b-side.

Check the Main Road'1996 version at Main Road stadium- Manchester. That song is genius.
Oasis back at home. One of the greatest Rock show EVER. I think it's on the DVD "Oasis - there and then".

ive got it, a classic live dvd, liam is truley towering in it, he was IMO the best singer in the world at that point. too bad his voice has gone downhill from all the drink, smoking and drugs 

[Lord Blackadder]

definetely great band. great own songs...but they have lousy stage act.

I've seen them twice and they are great live. It's just this huge wall of noise. Brilliant.

[Izzy]

definetely great band. great own songs...but they have lousy stage act.

Hilarious.

With a post like that u must have stumbled into the wrong thread

Any band that gets 80,000 people singing every line for 2 hrs is clearly doing something right, and Liam, standing motionless still has more energy than damn near any other performer alive

[grendood]

OASIS RETURN TO THE US IN 2006


Following their sold out shows in the US in 2005. Oasis are pleased to announce that the band will be returning in 2006 and will play the Riverside Theatre, Milwaukee on Wednesday March 22nd and the Ryman Auditorium, Nashville on Sunday March 26th.

Both these shows will go on sale Friday 9th December see below for full ticket purchase details and on sale times.

Riverside Theatre, Milwaukee Wednesday 22nd March 2006 Tickets Available from:
Pabst Theater Box Office - 144 E. Wells Street Riverside Theater Box Office - 116 West Wisconsin By Phone: 9 AM - 8 PM - 7 days a week including holidays (Central Time zone) (414) 286-3663 & (800) 511-1552 Online: www.pabsttheater.org riversidetheater.org www.tickets.com

Ryman Auditorium, Nashville Sunday 26th March 2006 Tickets Available from: Through Ryman Auditorium box office, all ticketmaster outlets including krogers, charge by phone at 615-255-9600 or purchase online at ticketmaster.com or paceconcerts.com www.ticketmaster.com paceconcerts.com

A special internet presale is available to members of the oasisinet.com mailing list starting December 5th. To register for the mailing list to receive information on future presales go to the MAILING LIST section of the site to join the list.

update on presale tickets:

3-22-05
Milwaukee - Riverside Theater

3-23-05
Indianapolis - Murat Theater

3-25-05
Cincinnati - Taft Theater

3-26-05
Nashville - Ryman

3-28-05
Houston - Verizon Wireless Theater


source: oasisinet.com

[grendood]

      Noel pays tribute to Best

    OASIS star Noel Gallagher has paid George Best the ultimate compliment - saying the soccer legend was cool enough to be in the band.

    Guitarist Noel, 38, said: "Georgie transcended football. He was called the fifth Beatle and he looked cool as f***.

    "He owned a nightclub and a clothes shop, drove a Ferrari and he shagged Miss World."

    Asked whether George was cool enough to be in Oasis, Noel replied: "The only thing he didn't do in his life that was cool was play music, and he probably would have been good at that, too."

    Noel - a staunch Manchester City supporter - became pals with George after meeting at a charity function. They remained in contact after the Manchester United icon was diagnosed with liver disease.

    Noel and his ex-wife Meg Mathews sent flowers in 2000 when George was taken to hospital for tests on his liver. He later had a transplant.

    Noel missed George's Belfast funeral on Saturday due to tour commitments in Australia.

    source: The Sun