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Post by bonk91 on Feb 9, 2011 20:27:28 GMT -5
In "Robin's news" she mentioned the Gallagher brothers and how Liam said he would listen to Noel's solo album when it comes out and that he is in a new band Beady Eye. Howard responded with how they are irrelevant and where are they're careers and who cares.
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Post by Beadasis on Feb 9, 2011 20:34:30 GMT -5
I'm a fan of the Stern show, but a little bit disappointed to hear that Howard said that. The Gallagher brothers are among only a handful of mainstream artists still making proper music nowadays.
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Post by bonk91 on Feb 9, 2011 20:39:30 GMT -5
It just bothers me that just because Oasis wasn't huge in America means that they were irrelevant. I wish I had a stats list of all the concert tickets, albums sold, #1 songs etc. to throw in peoples faces that think that they have been playing local carnivals for the last 16 years.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 9, 2011 20:59:49 GMT -5
7 - #1 Albums
8 - #1 Songs/Singles
50 - Millions of Albums sold
1990's - Guinness Most Successful UK Band of the Decade
That should do ya.
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Post by rmillis on Feb 10, 2011 11:25:57 GMT -5
7 - #1 Albums 8 - #1 Songs/Singles 50 - Millions of Albums sold 1990's - Guinness Most Successful UK Band of the Decade That should do ya. Most of those are British. I don't even think Oasis reached #1 in America once, especially post 2000. Most of those numbers are inflated by British sales. I wish us Americans had a way of showing that Oasis aren't has beens in America. Oasis will be remembered in America as the band who wrote a couple great songs in the mid 90s. It's sad but ultimately true. |
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Post by thepicturesgeneration on Feb 10, 2011 11:35:26 GMT -5
it's just howard, it's what he does. he bashes everyone. who cares?
Any press is good press.
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Post by daysoasis on Feb 10, 2011 11:44:40 GMT -5
At one time he was an oasis fan and a few of his crew, he even had Noel on his tv show in the 90's
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Post by darkside on Feb 10, 2011 11:49:11 GMT -5
america its a lost market, i mean, you need to be jay z, eminem, black eye peas or taylor swift to make to the billboard top 100.
i think im absolutely happy they never get it there, truth music is only appreciate on the uk.
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Post by spaneli on Feb 10, 2011 12:06:21 GMT -5
7 - #1 Albums 8 - #1 Songs/Singles 50 - Millions of Albums sold 1990's - Guinness Most Successful UK Band of the Decade That should do ya. Most of those are British. I don't even think Oasis reached #1 in America once, especially post 2000. Most of those numbers are inflated by British sales. I wish us Americans had a way of showing that Oasis aren't has beens in America. Oasis will be remembered in America as the band who wrote a couple great songs in the mid 90s. It's sad but ultimately true. 3 Top 5 albums WTSMG- #4 BHN- #2 DOYS- #5 1 US Hot 100 hit Wonderwall #8 2 #1 hits on the US MODERN ROCK CHART Wonderwall Champagne Supernova 11 Top 20 hits on US MODERN ROCK CHART Supersonic #11 Live Forever #2 Wonderwall #1 (as mentioned before) Don't Look Back In Anger #10 Champagne Supernova #1 (as mentioned before) D'Yer Know What I Mean #4 Stand By Me #5 All Around The World #15 Don't Go Away #5 Go Let It Out #14 Lyla #19 The Shock of The Lightning #12 Oasis did have a bit of a resurgence during the DOYS years. 1 more reason I would have liked to see them stay together. They were really building a new young audiensce in America, and were just starting to reap the benefits of that. Would have been nice to see what they would've done releasing at least 1 more decent album. Maybe even a really good album. |
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Post by petedaley on Feb 10, 2011 12:21:33 GMT -5
Stern even bashed Letterman on Letterman's own show last week and then called him one of his best friends a minute later. Take it with a grain of salt; it's just his way.
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Post by Beady’s Here Now on Feb 10, 2011 12:26:30 GMT -5
HOW AwkwARDly STERN
I thought of that all by myself.
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Post by rmillis on Feb 10, 2011 13:52:07 GMT -5
Most of those are British. I don't even think Oasis reached #1 in America once, especially post 2000. Most of those numbers are inflated by British sales. I wish us Americans had a way of showing that Oasis aren't has beens in America. Oasis will be remembered in America as the band who wrote a couple great songs in the mid 90s. It's sad but ultimately true. 3 Top 5 albums WTSMG- #4 BHN- #2 DOYS- #5 1 US Hot 100 hit Wonderwall #8 2 #1 hits on the US MODERN ROCK CHART Wonderwall Champagne Supernova 11 Top 20 hits on US MODERN ROCK CHART Supersonic #11 Live Forever #2 Wonderwall #1 (as mentioned before) Don't Look Back In Anger #10 Champagne Supernova #1 (as mentioned before) D'Yer Know What I Mean #4 Stand By Me #5 All Around The World #15 Don't Go Away #5 Go Let It Out #14 Lyla #19 The Shock of The Lightning #12 Oasis did have a bit of a resurgence during the DOYS years. 1 more reason I would have liked to see them stay together. They were really building a new young audiensce in America, and were just starting to reap the benefits of that. Would have been nice to see what they would've done releasing at least 1 more decent album. Maybe even a really good album. Now that was the answer I was looking for!!! I'm too lazy to do the research lol. |
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Post by gdforever on Feb 10, 2011 14:59:12 GMT -5
At one time he was an oasis fan and a few of his crew, he even had Noel on his tv show in the 90's He always struck me as a bit two-faced. |
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Post by eva Fawkes on Feb 10, 2011 15:24:14 GMT -5
Howard Stern likes Oasis. i used to listen to his show when it was still on fm radio, he's mentioned he liked Oasis several times and Noel's been on the show before. but Howard Stern, like most of the rest of popular american society hasn't heard anything from Oasis in years and probably assumes they're sucking dick for coke or whatever at this point in their careers.
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Post by worldsoutro on Feb 10, 2011 15:30:22 GMT -5
Well Oasis didnt want to play the game in America so why should they be big here? They dont deserve it at all...
Hey we all start at the bottom and sometimes you have to play the game to beat it.
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Post by caats19 on Feb 10, 2011 15:36:27 GMT -5
howard stern was talking about himself right?
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Post by idledreamer on Feb 10, 2011 15:57:05 GMT -5
where the fuck was stern back in 2005 when oasis sold out m.s.g. in less than an hour ?!?!
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Post by Beady’s Here Now on Feb 10, 2011 19:23:11 GMT -5
Well Oasis didnt want to play the game in America so why should they be big here? They dont deserve it at all... Hey we all start at the bottom and sometimes you have to play the game to beat it. Don't understand how you can say that. So they would have deserved it if they played the game, gone against what they believed in, and sucked up to the American public and corporations just to be relevant here? Nah. Their music should have been enough, and for that musical output they deserved it. America's loss is the rest of the world's gain. |
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Post by dpr on Feb 10, 2011 20:00:56 GMT -5
"There's only one talented brother in my group". ;D
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Post by SunshineLullaby on Feb 10, 2011 20:15:43 GMT -5
Well Oasis didnt want to play the game in America so why should they be big here? They dont deserve it at all... Hey we all start at the bottom and sometimes you have to play the game to beat it. Don't understand how you can say that. So they would have deserved it if they played the game, gone against what they believed in, and sucked up to the American public and corporations just to be relevant here? Nah. Their music should have been enough, and for that musical output they deserved it. America's loss is the rest of the world's gain. Actual talent has almost nothing to do with commercial success, as I'm sure you well know. If bands got well-known from writing great songs Big Star would be considered the greatest band of the '70s, as they were. |
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Post by Beady’s Here Now on Feb 10, 2011 20:33:50 GMT -5
Don't understand how you can say that. So they would have deserved it if they played the game, gone against what they believed in, and sucked up to the American public and corporations just to be relevant here? Nah. Their music should have been enough, and for that musical output they deserved it. America's loss is the rest of the world's gain. Actual talent has almost nothing to do with commercial success, as I'm sure you well know. If bands got well-known from writing great songs Big Star would be considered the greatest band of the '70s, as they were. Of course. But to say they don't deserve to be successful in the US because they didn't play the game is a wrong assessment in my opinion. We can understand why there weren't too successful, but that doesn't make it right and it doesn't mean their talent didn't deserve it. |
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Post by noelliamnoel on Feb 10, 2011 20:43:47 GMT -5
opie and anthony are so much funnier that that old lazy bastard Stern. hoo hoo robin
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Post by eva Fawkes on Feb 10, 2011 21:14:52 GMT -5
Don't understand how you can say that. So they would have deserved it if they played the game, gone against what they believed in, and sucked up to the American public and corporations just to be relevant here? Nah. Their music should have been enough, and for that musical output they deserved it. America's loss is the rest of the world's gain. Actual talent has almost nothing to do with commercial success, as I'm sure you well know. If bands got well-known from writing great songs Big Star would be considered the greatest band of the '70s, as they were. are you a member of the greatest band of the 70's, Big Star? |
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