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Post by Columbus Egg on Mar 4, 2008 15:44:36 GMT -5
I started listening to Oasis in my mid teens and now I'm a few years older than they were when they made Definitely Maybe. That feels weird sometimes ... I used to sort of look up to them, not like wanting to be like them but the way a high school student wants the seniority of someone the next couple of grades up, just on age alone, you know? Then when I was 21, they felt more like "equals." Like I was listening to a friend of a friend's band. Not bad, not as good as it was when I was 15, but I was still relating to them. Now I'm 25 and I still really dig the album, but then that stigma starts creeping in and I start feeling like, "what were these little whipper snappers on about?" And no matter how old I get, they'll always be the same age on that early stuff. I wonder how that's gonna feel. Sure, they're still putting out stuff now in their mid thirties, and that's great because I still have that looking up feeling, just in a different way. But someday we'll have to hear our last Oasis album, and I just wonder how their music is going to age with me on a personal level. Then there's all the years of experiences and feelings mixed in with it ... I think part of why the last album still has the "new album" feel to me is it hasn't aged and refined like the others have. I'm not thinking about it too much, just a feeling I get every now and then. Does anyone else get this way?
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Post by NoelandMeMay29 on Mar 4, 2008 16:21:24 GMT -5
I remember feeling a 'little strange' when I started listening to bands my age and then even younger but I don't care anymore.
I'm 38......same day as Noel (if no one could tell) and I go see bands now that are much younger. I realize now it wasn't my career path so I don't care!!
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Post by caro on Mar 4, 2008 16:49:08 GMT -5
yeah it feels a little weird to get older than those bands I'm 25 as well Well Oasis members are always going to be older than me ;D
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Post by unnaturalemotion on Mar 4, 2008 18:33:32 GMT -5
i'm 24 right now but i know i'll sill love oasis when i'm sixty four
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Post by headcase on Mar 4, 2008 19:43:34 GMT -5
i started listening to them when i was around 12 or 13..first song i've heard was stand by me acoustic version..
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Post by adamhannah on Mar 5, 2008 1:36:11 GMT -5
I'm seventeen years old, and I will always want to be Noel Gallagher. I bought WTSMG when i was 13, for $10, only having heard Wonderwall and Morning Glory (the only two oasis songs you will ever hear on the radio in Australia by the way). I saw them live in 2005 at Festival Hall in Melbourne. Even almost at the very end of a long world tour they were awe-inspiring.
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Post by pglowacki on Mar 5, 2008 10:01:02 GMT -5
I'm 47 and this is my favorite band these days (the latest in a long list of favorite bands including the Who, the Beatles, The Jam, XTC, Elvis Costello, U2, Neil Young). Classic music is timeless and extends beyond limitations of age - both the age of the listener and the age of the music itself. Definitely Maybe is still one of my favorite records and will probably remain so as long as I am able to listen to music.
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Post by masterplan200 on Mar 5, 2008 10:05:24 GMT -5
I'm seventeen years old, and I will always want to be Noel Gallagher. I bought WTSMG when i was 13, for $10, only having heard Wonderwall and Morning Glory (the only two oasis songs you will ever hear on the radio in Australia by the way). I have heard Don't Look Back In Anger and Champagne Supernova here in Canberra
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Post by jlzoasis on Mar 5, 2008 14:04:31 GMT -5
I have loved I mean LOVED oasis since i was 15 , I am now 27....and they have always been on that I guess on a pedestal to me...anyways they will always be older then me. which is why I could never get into the Arctic Monkeys there like babies to me
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Post by nyr401994 on Mar 5, 2008 17:16:00 GMT -5
first started listening to them in early '96, when i was 8. i'll never forget the first time i heard them. i was big on the beatles at that time, so when my friend played me "don't look back in anger," it immediately got my attention. why? because the beginning of the song sounded like "imagine"! it was the same day i bought the second beatles anthology! i think i got the record within the first week it came out, so that's approximately 12 full years of listening to oasis, to the month!
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