Is it true?

[Grapes]

Did Oasis actually make a good album?

This on the heels of Green Day actually making a good album?

It's 1994 again.

PS ---> Noel Ghallager, in SPIN, on 1997s weak ass album _Be Here Now_

"If you bought it on the day it came out and listened to it, I'd have thought it was fucking mind-bending too. But it really doesn't stand up now. The songs are too long, and the lyrics are fucking appalling. The clue to the album is in the title - you had to be there, really. It was all about that fucking week that it came out"

Bahaha.. so it had a shelf life of 1 week. Beautiful. One thing you can always count on them for is quotes.

[Sykonee]

*cough*

[Grapes]

^ Meh.. anyone who's going to pass of the classic _Definetely Maybe_ as just "competent" probably isn't going to like anything Oasis does.

[inside]

Yes this it! Oasis Have made a great album. There have been many great songs but no cohesive albums since Morning Glory. I hate how Noel dissess Be Here Now so much cause it's what got me into Oasis in the first place, but yeah there are some shitty songs on that album but they are still pretty fucking brilliant if u ask me.

Favorite Oasis quote of late, Liam on Franz Ferdinand; He reminds me of fucking Right Said Fred. You put on 'I’m To Sexy For My Fucking Thing' next to their records and I bet you any money it’s the same person. It’s the same fucking person! He’s just gone on the Atkins diet and grown his hair! Not my thing at all. I don’t like quirky, weird music. It’s not my cup of tea all that nonsense, million miles an hour music that’s not going anywhere.”

That's funny. I like Fraz though, they ripped it last time they were here...

[Goodfellow]

are you saying green day has never made a good album?

i may have just misunderstood.. but.. they have multiple amazing albums

[C_squared]

fuck dude. Im so embeded into d'n'b that I could care less about pop or brit pop musik. I couldn't tell you what's hot on the radio right now in ANY genre.

altho oasis maks good music.. I wouldnt take the time of day to research the shit to follow up.

that's just me.

[Silverwinged]

greenday in the days of "brain stew" were good.
i liked their sound then before they changed to appeal to the masses and ultimately make more money.

[mapleleaf4ever]

Ray-DEE-yO?

[Goodfellow]

Originally Posted by C_squared

fuck dude. Im so embeded into d'n'b that I could care less about pop or brit pop musik. I couldn't tell you what's hot on the radio right now in ANY genre.

altho oasis maks good music.. I wouldnt take the time of day to research the shit to follow up.

that's just me.

do you ever get sick of the same drum loop played in every fawking song with different synths layered over it?

[inside]

Originally Posted by GoodFlow

do you ever get sick of the same drum loop played in every fawking song with different synths layered over it?

Oh no it's not like that at all, it's different beats with the same filtered detuned saw synths over top. Oh wait a second, it's both. Hard Trance say Jungle whut!

[Grapes]

'I’m To Sexy For My Fucking Thing'

AHAHAHAHAHA!~$#@

Love it.

are you saying green day has never made a good album?

i may have just misunderstood..

That you did my friend.

Dookie: Classic
Insomniac: Underrated
Nimrod: Had its moments
Everything since: suckage.
American Idiot: Epic

greenday in the days of "brain stew" were good.
i liked their sound then before they changed to appeal to the masses and ultimately make more money.

News flash: "Brain Stew" was in Insomniac. It wasn't even the first single off that album... and it all happened way after Dookie, which turned them into the kings of the punk-pop world and a household name. So how in the world do you accuse them of changing their sound after Insomniac to appeal to the masses when they already had the masses in their back pocket?

If anything, they lost their edge after that and the masses started to ignore them.