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Post by Chrisisawarmgun on May 3, 2005 1:06:22 GMT -5
After Oasis is all done with recording their own songs, don't you think Noel is going to be one of the greatest producers of all time, in terms of pop/rock/alternative music? He's got it all down to a science and could leave quite the legacy like other once-famous recording artists like Dr. Dre who spend all their time producing other rappers...
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Post by flashbax812 on May 3, 2005 1:29:11 GMT -5
what songs has noel produced on his own?
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Post by jackNdanny on May 3, 2005 8:21:08 GMT -5
the production on HC was piss poor
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Post by LuckyJim on May 3, 2005 9:54:46 GMT -5
Noel as the "Dr Dre of Britpop"?
Interesting idea, but I don't think Noel has proven himself much of a producer. He has co-production credits on some Oasis albums, I think, but I don't think that means much, beyond him sitting in the control booth when Owen Morris or whoever was flicking switches and pushing buttons and messing with faders. Then there's Heathen Chemistry, where the production was pretty meat-and-potatoes, and frankly a little dull in places. After that, what have you got? Proud Mary? Basically, I think as a producer (and also as a band leader and songwriter, sometimes), Noel's problem is/would be the "good enough" syndrome — he would give decent but otherwise unremarkable songs a pass, because, well, they've got a nice riff here, and a decent melody, and here's the chorus, so okay, sounds like a song, good enough. Next.
What should Noel do after Oasis? Or maybe we should say, what should Noel do in the years between the final Oasis album and the inevitable big-buck reunion tour? I would love for Noel to become a hermit, just disappear to his mansion in Spain or whereever to collect royalties and issue cryptic statements to music journalists who track him down. But in reality, he's going to make a mediocre solo album or two, produce an album or two for his mates, and probably participate in one of those "superband" type projects that are never half as good as they sound on paper.
Liam, meanwhile, will take years to finish his one solo album, and gain a lot of weight.
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Post by masterplan200 on May 4, 2005 1:02:04 GMT -5
interesting...however I know of musicians who prioduce their own records
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Post by oliverlewis on May 5, 2005 4:11:29 GMT -5
NG is one of the greates and most underrated songwriters but IMO he is not a good producer. I think some of the credit for this latest masterpiece must go to the Producer..
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Post by StepOut on May 5, 2005 11:27:43 GMT -5
the production on HC was piss poor the band produced that album |
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Post by Moorish on May 5, 2005 12:32:20 GMT -5
Two words: OWEN MORRIS!!!
Get the big taffy back for album #7!!
It was Owen's input that made DM and MG sound so fantastic, production-wise. When they got to BHN Noel started reverting to his old habits of layering tons of guitars on to the tracks, and Owen didn't have the power to stop him.
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Post by StepOut on May 5, 2005 12:52:29 GMT -5
Two words: OWEN MORRIS!!! Get the big taffy back for album #7!! It was Owen's input that made DM and MG sound so fantastic, production-wise. When they got to BHN Noel started reverting to his old habits of layering tons of guitars on to the tracks, and Owen didn't have the power to stop him. I agree, I'd love to see the band work with Owen again. |
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Post by lyla on May 7, 2005 9:34:01 GMT -5
Two words: OWEN MORRIS!!! Get the big taffy back for album #7!! It was Owen's input that made DM and MG sound so fantastic, production-wise. When they got to BHN Noel started reverting to his old habits of layering tons of guitars on to the tracks, and Owen didn't have the power to stop him. yup!!! i'd love to see that. but i think oasis, as a band, have moved on in their sound - no matter how great they used to sound in the old days. even though many people seem to have a problem accepting this fact -.- |
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Post by MSprague01 on May 7, 2005 17:10:01 GMT -5
yup!!! i'd love to see that. but i think oasis, as a band, have moved on in their sound - no matter how great they used to sound in the old days. even though many people seem to have a problem accepting this fact -.- Well, Morning Glory and Definitely Maybe didn't really sound the same (at least I don't think so), so I see no reason why they couldn't produce a great record together that has a different sound to it. |
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Post by Clint on May 7, 2005 17:51:10 GMT -5
It seemed like Owen loves to just make everything whicked loud torward the end. It works really well for Be Here Now and a Northern Soul though.
Some say overproduced, but both are fantastic albums.
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Post by Rock N' Roll Dad on May 7, 2005 21:00:46 GMT -5
Noel as producer - don't think so.
Chances are they will work with Sardi or what ever his name is again. I would love to see Owen back again!
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