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Thread: O/T Noel and Liam

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grist_To_The_Mill View Post
    Interesting one, that opening guitar seems familiar but I can't place it. Hints of Blondie in the song itself
    Miles Kane might be the connection you are looking for.

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    The Sonic Dawn


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    To be honest anyone going to see gigs when they are over 40 is pretty sad.

    Pop music and rock music is probably the biggest con going.

    If you don't believe me learn to play an instrument and learn to read music. You will see that the vast majority of music is regurgitated and unimaginative.

    Really the music media, videos and photographs and interviews are part of the con. When someone listens to a Liam Gallagher track they are not really listening to the banal lyrics and predictable chord progressions, they are looking at the video and the clothes, the attitude and the the haircut. They want to be Liam. If they opened there ears it would soon become apparent that they are listening to the same tired crap.

    And as for rock 'n' roll mytho

    I last went to a gig about 10 years ago. Like a saddoe, I had a t-shirt with the bands name on it and I saw the middle age paunch and all these other desperate cases trying to recapture their youth and avoid adulthood and maturity and called it a day.

    I then studied music in my spare time and came to realise, how deceived I had been by the whole music industry.

    It really is the most tedious tripe.


    It's Bela Bartok all the way for me now.

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    For me music is all about how it makes you feel. I love music (all types of music) I do not see it as a ripoff at all I see it for what it is supposed to be.

    The Brian Jonestown Massacre


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    I still go to gigs.

    You don't have to get down in the moshpit.

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    The Legend that is DAVID BOWIE was still making great music to the day he died.

    From his last album Blackstar


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    Quote Originally Posted by the_idiotb_stardson View Post
    To be honest anyone going to see gigs when they are over 40 is pretty sad.

    Pop music and rock music is probably the biggest con going.

    If you don't believe me learn to play an instrument and learn to read music. You will see that the vast majority of music is regurgitated and unimaginative.

    Really the music media, videos and photographs and interviews are part of the con. When someone listens to a Liam Gallagher track they are not really listening to the banal lyrics and predictable chord progressions, they are looking at the video and the clothes, the attitude and the the haircut. They want to be Liam. If they opened there ears it would soon become apparent that they are listening to the same tired crap.

    And as for rock 'n' roll mytho

    I last went to a gig about 10 years ago. Like a saddoe, I had a t-shirt with the bands name on it and I saw the middle age paunch and all these other desperate cases trying to recapture their youth and avoid adulthood and maturity and called it a day.

    I then studied music in my spare time and came to realise, how deceived I had been by the whole music industry.

    It really is the most tedious tripe.


    It's Bela Bartok all the way for me now.
    Why don't you write some lyrics find the appropriate music and put it out there if it's that easy .

    After all that's what two unemployed brothers off a Manchester council estate did in the 90's .

    Absolutely nothing to stop you , in fact if you can read music you'd have a significant advantage over Noel who to this day cannot .

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    Quote Originally Posted by great_fire View Post
    Oasis are pretty ancient now, their peak was 24 years ago, young people won't have a clue who they are.
    My mistake. Thought the thread was about Noel and Liam who have both had albums out very recently.

    Silly me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scum-Triumphant View Post
    My mistake. Thought the thread was about Noel and Liam who have both had albums out very recently.

    Silly me.
    Ah well, there’s always ABBA the musical

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    Quote Originally Posted by animallittle3 View Post
    Wonderwall sounds like Cigarettes and Alcohol or Rock n Roll Star and Don't Look Back In Anger , hmm , don't think so .
    Wonderwall is a cover version . And yes they do sound the same i am not the only one to comment on this on the thread.And their still arrogant pricks .IT IS MY OPINION .

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