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Post by railroad007 on Aug 27, 2024 15:56:25 GMT
The return of the RollingWhoBeatlesQuoKinks is confirmed at last. The classic line up of Bonehead,Knobhead,Knobhead, and...who cares are back at last after striking out on their with Low Flying Turds and Wonky Eye.
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Post by asthequoflies on Aug 27, 2024 16:23:50 GMT
There is a likely chance we'll get a new Oasis album to coincide with the summer '25 shows. Given it's a year away, and Noel has already said he has two albums fully written - one of which he said is an "oasis-style stadium rock album".
May/June '25 I think there's a good chance an album will come, with the momentum and hype at that time, so close to the shows, it would be ideal timing
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Post by railroad007 on Aug 28, 2024 21:29:47 GMT
A guy on the BBC said he's buying a ticket for Cardiff just in case the rest of the tour implodes.
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Post by markquo on Aug 29, 2024 7:39:10 GMT
I see more dates have been added ,that divorce has obviously cost him a lot. Wonder if it’s the original band or just the two of them and a few session players ? Cheers
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gav
Veteran Rocker Rollin'
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Post by gav on Aug 29, 2024 17:17:58 GMT
I see more dates have been added ,that divorce has obviously cost him a lot. £20million i read.
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Post by railroad007 on Aug 29, 2024 18:31:42 GMT
I see more dates have been added ,that divorce has obviously cost him a lot. £20million i read. Scot's lass, well worth 20 Mill to keep her from your door shouting the odds with some kids in tow.
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roadhouse
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Post by roadhouse on Sept 9, 2024 17:52:40 GMT
I read they were hinting at it but didn't realise it was an actual thing yet. I was quite keen on Oasis and really liked the first two albums. But the next one, Be Here Now, I didn't take to other than a couple of tracks and I drifted away from them after that. I saw them at the SECC in Glasgow in 1997 but they weren't great and were falling apart at the time. They looked completely disinterested and came across as very unprofessional considering what we'd all paid for tickets. The two Gallaghers' solo work has been very good though. Although Liam tends to sound like Oasis. Noel has experimented a bit more. Reunions are a bit of a thing now. And I dare say it'll be successful. Just gigs or is there an album being touted? I was never a fan of Oasis personally. Never understood the craze then, and definitely don't get it now. All their songs sound the same. That said I do like their songs Cigarettes and Alcohol, and Champagne Supernova, but those are the exceptions, and I think those two songs aren't typically done in Oasis style. I quite like Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds material, at least the songs that I've heard on the radio, but anything solo or otherwise that Liam puts out I don't like at all. I do tend to think that Noel is the brains behind Oasis and Liam is what the fans flock to see, but as politely as I can put it, Liam isn't the type of person I warm to, and thats the polite version. 😉
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Post by Detroit on Sept 9, 2024 19:35:55 GMT
One of the most overrated bands in music history IMO Cheers ...and the Eagles
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mortified
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Post by mortified on Sept 10, 2024 4:48:26 GMT
I read they were hinting at it but didn't realise it was an actual thing yet. I was quite keen on Oasis and really liked the first two albums. But the next one, Be Here Now, I didn't take to other than a couple of tracks and I drifted away from them after that. I saw them at the SECC in Glasgow in 1997 but they weren't great and were falling apart at the time. They looked completely disinterested and came across as very unprofessional considering what we'd all paid for tickets. The two Gallaghers' solo work has been very good though. Although Liam tends to sound like Oasis. Noel has experimented a bit more. Reunions are a bit of a thing now. And I dare say it'll be successful. Just gigs or is there an album being touted? I was never a fan of Oasis personally. Never understood the craze then, and definitely don't get it now. All their songs sound the same. That said I do like their songs Cigarettes and Alcohol, and Champagne Supernova, but those are the exceptions, and I think those two songs aren't typically done in Oasis style. I quite like Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds material, at least the songs that I've heard on the radio, but anything solo or otherwise that Liam puts out I don't like at all. I do tend to think that Noel is the brains behind Oasis and Liam is what the fans flock to see, but as politely as I can put it, Liam isn't the type of person I warm to, and thats the polite version. 😉 I do think Liam is an iconic front man and I also like his voice which can lean towards John Lennon at times. Best song they ever did for me was The Hindu Times, a single that I loved. I don't know why but it reminded me of Quo. Even more than the more obvious songs. I was one of those that had that "Quoasis" t-shirt back in the day. Even wore it to a Quo gig once
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colin69
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Post by colin69 on Sept 14, 2024 9:57:09 GMT
Was at Knebworth on the Sunday in 96. Great day and saw some great bands. Would have absolutely no interest in seeing them now though.
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Post by asthequoflies on Sept 16, 2024 9:37:53 GMT
Good call on 'The Hindu Times' - loved that one! The album, 'Heathen Chemistry' is one I revisit. The reviews were middling, and it's not looked on fondly, but all of the singles were good - Songbird, Little by Little (which has really taken off as Noel plays it a lot), Hindu Times, Stop Crying your Heart Out, She is Love. And a few other good ones like 'Probably All in the Mind' and 'A Little Peep'.
Oasis from 2000 on were not reviewed very well by the press; live they were still a huge draw, but the albums from 'Be Here Now' onwards, with the exception of maybe 2005's 'Don't Believe the Truth' were seen as sub-par mostly. I liked a lot of the 2000s stuff except for 'Standing on the Shoulder of Giants', but all that is forgotten with the reunion. To all intents and purposes, Oasis existed from 1994-1996; the glory years. From first single to Knebworth. Splitting up in 2009 was the greatest career move they ever took as they are returning as Gods.
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