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    O/T Noel Gallagher

    Had a lift home from work last night during which the driver played me some Noel Gallagher tunes.

    I was expecting a lot because the lad is crazy about him... sees his concerts, dresses like him, wears a Gallagher T-Shirt etc

    When the music started I thought it was a recording of his mate at an unplugged night, he could play the guitar in a dreary style, the chord progressions were entirely predictable , he could just about sing in tune in a characterless, whining type of way, and the lyrics were terrible.

    When I found out I was actually listening to Noel Gallagher, alleged genius, I couldn't believe it.

    All I can say is that the marketing people
    must be genuine to create such unbelievable hype about this mediocre, sub standard rubbish.

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    Quote Originally Posted by the_idiotb_stardson View Post
    Had a lift home from work last night during which the driver played me some Noel Gallagher tunes.

    I was expecting a lot because the lad is crazy about him... sees his concerts, dresses like him, wears a Gallagher T-Shirt etc

    When the music started I thought it was a recording of his mate at an unplugged night, he could play the guitar in a dreary style, the chord progressions were entirely predictable , he could just about sing in tune in a characterless, whining type of way, and the lyrics were terrible.

    When I found out I was actually listening to Noel Gallagher, alleged genius, I couldn't believe it.

    All I can say is that the marketing people
    must be genuine to create such unbelievable hype about this mediocre, sub standard rubbish.
    Its quite incredible how talent-less people can thrive with powerfull media and PR

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    His lyrics have always been awful.

    Oasis had some good tunes though although he did "borrow" a few of the melodies.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gm_gm View Post
    Its quite incredible how talent-less people can thrive with powerfull media and PR
    It's just so mediocre.

    If you saw him at an unplugged night in a local boozer, you might give him a polite clap for having ago but to call him a genius is ludicrous.

    It's a bit like calling Drew Broughton the "white Pele".

    It makes sense now why the Gallagher brothers continue their fake feud in the media.....just to keep themselves in the spotlight.

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    Noel is the first to acknowledge he's far from a great musician however as a songwriter and the way he puts those words to music definitely makes him a genius in my opinion .

    He wrote Wonderwall in less than 10 minutes , that's talent .

    You don't sell the records they did and stick around for nearly 25 years without talent in that business .

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    Quote Originally Posted by animallittle3 View Post

    He wrote Wonderwall in less than 10 minutes , that's talent .
    Should have spent a bit longer then.

    What does "you're my Wonderwall" mean?

    Nothing, like most of his gibberish lyrics.

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    Quote Originally Posted by great_fire View Post
    Should have spent a bit longer then.

    What does "you're my Wonderwall" mean?

    Nothing, like most of his gibberish lyrics.
    And yet the majority of the youth in the UK could identify with " cigarettes and alcohol "

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    I've always said they had some good tunes to shout along to in a pub on a Saturday night.

    But you're not going to listen to them on a Sunday morning, lyric sheet in hand.

    It's "the cat sat on the mat" stuff only he makes it a bit more nonsensical so it would be "the cat sat on the hat".

    "Slowly rolling down the hall, faster than a cannonball" is my favourite
    Last edited by great_fire; 16-02-2019 at 10:16 AM.

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    There is clearly no rules with music and that makes it so appealing .

    Just because not everyone is as talented a musician as Paul Weller doesn't mean they can't make it to the very top and take their place in history .

    Take Ian Brown , front man for The Stone Roses , Ian struggles vocally which for a front man you'd think was a seriously significant flaw .

    Then imagine the Roses without him , it just wouldn't have happened for them .

    Musical talent comes in very different ways and not based on the quality of your voice or the ability to play a guitar .

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    That's true, look at Bez!

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