A tap is nearly always as bad as a slap.
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I’m thinking the sort of person who would electrocute themselves as a result of an unfunny cunt on the radio is someone who won’t be missed.
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Ah, that makes complete sense then :rolleyes:
Oasis - All Around The World.
Heard it in a shop at lunchtime. Truly their nadir.
[quote=“Thrawneen, post: 849987, member: 129”]Oasis - All Around The World.
Heard it in a shop at lunchtime. Truly their nadir.[/quote]
Dire.
Not sure about their nadir though. They had a lot of them.
All around the world, you’ve got to spread the word
Tell them what you heard
We’re gonna make a better day
All around the world, you’ve got to spread the word
Tell them what you heard
You know it’s gonna be o.k.
[quote=“farmerinthecity, post: 850022, member: 24”]Dire.
Not sure about their nadir though. They had a lot of them.[/quote]
It definitely is. It’s pure…“shit, we need an anthemic song…any ideas? Nah. Stick on Hey Jude there 100 times so and then let us into an expensive studio with a suitcase full of cocaine for a week.”
[quote=“Fran, post: 850024, member: 110”]All around the world, you’ve got to spread the word
Tell them what you heard
We’re gonna make a better day
All around the world, you’ve got to spread the word
Tell them what you heard
You know it’s gonna be o.k.[/quote]
Their lyrics were appalling at the best of times. Supersonic is a notable case in point.
I know a girl called Elsa
She’s into Alka Seltzer
She sniffs it through a cane on a supersonic train
She made me laugh
I got her autograph
She done it with a doctor on a helicopter
She’s sniffin in her tissue
Sellin’ the Big Issue
Still a good tune though.
[quote=“TheUlteriorMotive, post: 850045, member: 2272”]Oasis - D’You Know What I Mean
still a classic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NtqA5zywQA
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I wouldn’t go as far as saying a classic but that and Some Might Say are probably the best things they have done in my view.
I think Stop Crying Your Heart Out is worse. Again, an attempt to produce something which would instantly be seen as a classic so they went down the Snow Patrol route of a ballady type thing. Utter dirge.
You can always count on farmer for an unbiased critique of Oasis 
Re @farmerinthecity and Oasis - It’s about time the big man stopped crying his heart out. They were brilliant. Now fall in.
Generally regarded as the voice of our generation.
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God, I’d forgotten that one. A comically bad tune.
It was never really about the music and was all about the swagger of Liam being/playing at being a rock n roll star. It led to a generation of weekend rock n roll stars in this country as well as the UK.
Captured the zeitgest of the times, growing economy, confidence that came from money, mainstreaming of class a drugs, the rock star persona, ego, arrogance and the inevitable decline.