What is so Good about Oasis and Radiohead

[Headache in a Suitcase]

radiohead can blow me

 

[angelordevil]

away every time

 

[LMP]

Every artist is a cannibal and every poet is a theif. I think Jesus said that. Or Muhammad. Or Sally struthers.

I can't remember.

no, sally struthers is just a cannibal.

 

[Lila64]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RHcKcAzjlYA

thanks for the link - I wasn't familiar with that song. I only know a couple of albums and some other tracks

 

[LMP]

thanks for the link - I wasn't familiar with that song. I only know a couple of albums and some other tracks

You really cannot go wrong with a Noel-sung track.

Magic Pie
Don't Look Back in Anger
The Importance of Being Idle
Sad Song
Half the World Away
Idler's Dream
Let There Be Love
Mucky FINGAZZZZZ

Cuz it's alright...

 

[Lila64]

Oasis - Help (Neil, acoustic)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35Rhz4XQsHM&mode=related&search=



Don't Look Back In Anger (Live on MTV Unplugged 23.08.1996 )



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GC-5S11hsg&mode=related&search=

 

[LMP]

Noel Gallagher belongs in the Underrated Songwriters of the '90s List with:

Billy Corgan
Michael Stipe
Eddie Vedder
and Thom Yorke

since everyone's too busy up Kurt Cobain's ass, like I said in another thread.

 

[Screwtape2]

Noel Gallagher belongs in the Underrated Songwriters of the '90s List with:

Billy Corgan
Michael Stipe
Eddie Vedder
and Thom Yorke

since everyone's too busy up Kurt Cobain's ass, like I said in another thread.

I agreed with you in that thread and I agree with you again. I'm not a fan of Radiohead or Oasis but I have to admit that they were pretty good songwriters. They are in a list of a few bands that I don't like but have to respect as talented artists.

 

[U2One]

You really cannot go wrong with a Noel-sung track.

Magic Pie
Don't Look Back in Anger
The Importance of Being Idle
Sad Song
Half the World Away
Idler's Dream
Let There Be Love
Mucky FINGAZZZZZ

Cuz it's alright...

don't forget Little By Little. And if you're on youtube, be sure to check out the versions of Whatever sung by Noel. Really damn good.

 

[LMP]

don't forget Little By Little. And if you're on youtube, be sure to check out the versions of Whatever sung by Noel. Really damn good.

I'm watching the Unplugged performances right now

EDIT: now i'm watching
Whatever from Glasgow. I fucking love it to death, especially the Octopus's Garden snippet.

But I'd like to be
under the sea
in an Octopus's Garden
in the shaaaaade



Unplugged: Part 1
Unplugged: Part 2
Unplugged: Part 3
Unplugged: Part 4
Unplugged: Part 5

 

[hippy]

Mucky FINGAZZZZZ

Cuz it's alright...

gah. that's one of the best songs ever written.

 

[u2popmofo]

Noel Gallagher belongs in the Underrated Songwriters of the '90s List with:

Billy Corgan
Michael Stipe
Eddie Vedder
and Thom Yorke

since everyone's too busy up Kurt Cobain's ass, like I said in another thread.

I don't think any of these artist were by any means "underrated" in the '90's as every radio station (and MTV) I listened to constantly played their music during the decade and most all of my friends owned CDs by these artists.


And on another tangent, why do most people here on Interference act as if REM didn't exist before the '90's? Their most influential period on the music world in general was during the '80's in my opinion.

 

[Screwtape2]

I don't think any of these artist were by any means "underrated" in the '90's as every radio station (and MTV) I listened to constantly played their music during the decade and most all of my friends owned CDs by these artists.

I think they were underrated because they were in the shadow of another group. Pearl Jam had Nirvana, REM had U2 and so on.

 

[Lila64]

I'm watching the Unplugged performances right now

EDIT: now i'm watching
Whatever from Glasgow. I fucking love it to death, especially the Octopus's Garden snippet.

But I'd like to be
under the sea
in an Octopus's Garden
in the shaaaaade



Unplugged: Part 1
Unplugged: Part 2
Unplugged: Part 3
Unplugged: Part 4
Unplugged: Part 5

Been listening to Oasis all evening

 

[U2Fanatic4ever]

ok, radiohead fans..

AOL radio is doing a thing called overdose radio featuring Radiohead : Overdose Radio – Radiohead features music from all albums, live cuts, obscure b-sides, acoustic gems and random Radiohead rarities including their original 'On A Friday' demos.

go to this link and listen to it online...(definitely hearing some obscure stuff so far) : http://radaol-prod-web-rr.streamops.aol.com/radio/radioclient/common/html/

 

[U2Fanatic4ever]

trippy.. im listening to Planet Telex (Karma Sunra Mix)

haven't heard this version...

 

[LMP]

I don't think any of these artist were by any means "underrated" in the '90's as every radio station (and MTV) I listened to constantly played their music during the decade and most all of my friends owned CDs by these artists.


And on another tangent, why do most people here on Interference act as if REM didn't exist before the '90's? Their most influential period on the music world in general was during the '80's in my opinion.

I love all of R.E.M.'s material, but I think Michael Stipe's best songwriting was on Out of Time, Automatic..., New Adventures..., and Up.

I should've clarified my statement more, but when you hear an Oasis song on the radio it's Wonderwall, R.E.M., it's probably Losing My Religion or End of the World...('87 I know, but bear with me).

People my age rave about Nirvana after hearing one song, or that it's the in-thing to do, is it really the in-thing to like R.E.M., the Pumpkins, Oasis, or PJ? They deserve just as much credit with the public as Nirvana/Kurt Cobain gets, and even more in my opinion.

 

[U2One]

Back to Oasis, another reason to love Noel Gallagher is that he probably gives some of the best interviews. I swear, he could've been a comedian if the rock star thing didn't work out. Case in point....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipXqS0JnYz0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2E3qxv5LSSU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDo1EvUlDAk


more of these on youtube...