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Post by Deleted on Sept 19, 2005 17:16:42 GMT -5
Hmmm… Did I miss something? Since when has there been a big G n' R/Oasis rivalry? I guess I don't get why anyone would want to compare the two bands. Unless, of course, you're a 12-year-old just learning to play guitar, and you think things like notes-per-minute are really important. there is no rivalry..but the fact is GNR in america were as big as OASIS in the uk so the comparasins are inevitable..i personally prefer OASIS ....BUT gnr WERE QUITE GOOD FOR A COUPLE OF YEARS
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Post by Jimmy Jazz on Sept 19, 2005 17:56:53 GMT -5
Hmmm… Did I miss something? Since when has there been a big G n' R/Oasis rivalry? I guess I don't get why anyone would want to compare the two bands. Unless, of course, you're a 12-year-old just learning to play guitar, and you think things like notes-per-minute are really important. Notes-per-minute? Slash isn't exactly a "shredder" on the guitar. He's faster than Noel sure, but speed is not one of the best things about his playing. His tone, vibrato, bends and sense of melody are all what make him great. I know I've gone off the point here, but Slash is often unfairly criticised and lumped in with wanky metal guitarists. While I'm at it, I also don't think it's fair that Guns N' Roses are lumped in with Bon Jovi and those other appalling hair-metal bands of the late 80s. They had a questionable image at the start alright, but they were far more legitimate than say, Poison. Appetite For Destruction is far more punk than metal - listen to It's So Easy. They did become laughable in the early 90s, but my God, that first album is amazing - great songs, great guitar playing, and the most raw, energetic sound of the decade.
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Post by wolffman on Sept 19, 2005 18:21:35 GMT -5
I LOVE both bands. They are both in my top 5 no doubt. I personally like Oasis better, but ONLY because they are still around. If Axl didn't shove his head up his ass and GnR were still around, I think they would be the next Stones. LOL I just thought of something. GnR was supposed to be the next Stones, and Oasis were supposed to be the next Beatles. That worked out for both of them didnt it?
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Post by Rasto on Sept 19, 2005 19:03:29 GMT -5
Somebody's probably on drugs. Oasis rule!!!
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Post by LuckyJim on Sept 20, 2005 11:15:30 GMT -5
While I'm at it, I also don't think it's fair that Guns N' Roses are lumped in with Bon Jovi and those other appalling hair-metal bands of the late 80s. They had a questionable image at the start alright, but they were far more legitimate than say, Poison. Appetite For Destruction is far more punk than metal - listen to It's So Easy. They did become laughable in the early 90s, but my God, that first album is amazing - great songs, great guitar playing, and the most raw, energetic sound of the decade. You're absolutely right with that. I'm an American, and I remember when G n' R really started selling records. In the "Welcome to the Jungle" video, Axel's hair was all sprayed out, but soon after, they ditched the hair spray and 80s glam stuff, and started looking like what they sounded a bit like — vintage mid 70s Aerosmith/early 70s Stones, etc. After G n' R really blew up, all those other 80s LA bands also ditched the hair spray, make-up etc. Seriously, G n' R were the great hope of rock n' roll for a few years there. But they came out with that double album in 1991, and started coming across as a big, bloated, spoiled stadium act about the time that guitar rock was trimming down, thanks to Nirvana, Peral Jam, Soundgarden and their ilk. But I still think G n' R could have held their own amidst the "alternative rock" explosion if they had kept working and releasing records. Then again, to do that, Axel would have needed to a relatively sane person instead of a delusional control freak. "Chinese Democracy"? We'll see 5 more Oasis studio albums before a note of that is legally released.
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Post by His Royal Majesty Revolver on Sept 20, 2005 11:40:34 GMT -5
I fucking hate Guns 'N Roses... it feels so overprocessed to me.
And nobody went to my Toronto venue to see Jet. The show sold out in 45 minutes. That's pretty fucking good, my friends.
And just cos Noel doesn't ALWAYS change his solos live doesn't mean he's inferior. Usually he'll play outro solos differently, which is the way it should be done
Oh ya, and Liam's voice actually sounds good.....
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Post by Clint on Sept 20, 2005 14:13:10 GMT -5
Most of his shit was totally irrelevent. Oasis are funny guys. They fuck around a lot, saying stuff on TV and in interviews, etc. But for them, it's all about the music.
The dolt who wrote this kept going on about stupid shit and using opinion on a lot. The only thing he was correct on was saying Noel wasn't the best guitarist.
John Lennon was an average guitarist too, but he could write a fucking song. You don't need to be amazing at guitar to be a great musician
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Post by drunken guitar pop on Sept 20, 2005 15:22:16 GMT -5
Hmmm… Did I miss something? Since when has there been a big G n' R/Oasis rivalry? I guess I don't get why anyone would want to compare the two bands. All I can think about is the fact that both bands brought back rock and roll to their respective time frames, and perhaps there's a question of who did it better. Plus if "grunge" music stole the show from GNR, and their fans can't do much in this type of argument against Nirvana and Pearl Jam fans, Oasis are the next best target. I don't mean to generalize but that's just a wild guess.
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Post by Jago88 on Sept 20, 2005 16:24:53 GMT -5
axl is a genius.slash is a great guitarist but everything has to be so complicated with him when simple things would sound better.even though i love them they are not in the same league as oasis and never will be
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Post by NoelandMeMay29 on Sept 20, 2005 16:37:46 GMT -5
Izzy Stradlin left when he saw this bloated monster come alive in the Illusion albums.
After that it all went down hill. I combined both Illusion albums to make one 'best of illusion' and that works but I tell you I'd rather hear early Ratt, early Crue or early Def Leppard over G'NR (for when I am in my 80's metal mood).
'Appetite' was awesome but I look at that as an album and not the band as a whole.
I mean really, what was that 2002 fake comeback w a fat Axle with no eyebrows and braids w/ a guitarist wearing a bucket! Comedy!
Axle kept the name to G'n R for the fact he knows that the band name will sell when a new album is released, but after people realize it's just him, it's over.
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Post by USOasis86 on Sept 21, 2005 14:28:58 GMT -5
G&R just suck period
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Post by Deleted on Sept 21, 2005 16:08:15 GMT -5
now this is a post i cannot believe...GNR suck? ....please
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Post by Bizzle on Sept 21, 2005 16:15:05 GMT -5
G&R were great. Just not as good as Oasis. Although I'd rather listen to Sweet Child O Mine,Welcome To The Jungle, Nightrain, Paradise City and November Rain than anything from SOTSOG.
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Post by Gifford on Sept 21, 2005 23:54:01 GMT -5
oh man madagascar is such a bad song. oh jesus it makes me vomit in rage
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Post by Poshbird05 on Sept 22, 2005 14:53:13 GMT -5
10 reasons why Oasis is better then GNR 1) GNR fucking blows they have no musical talent 2) Slash can't carry a rythum or a beat for an entire song 3) Oasis' ballets have harmony and make your hair stand on end 4) Oasis did coke a classy drug Axel did Heron and now I bet he has AIDS 5) The total amount of damage that Noel and Liam did overwelms GNR 6) Axel storms off stage when he sees someone taping his show 7) Oasis leaves the stage either for lafs or they're hammered 8) Liam could drink Axel under the tapel 9) After ten years Oasis didn't have to make an enite album of shitty covers to stay afloat 10) Noel could kick Axels ass
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Post by noelliam77 on Sept 22, 2005 18:02:12 GMT -5
G N R is what Oasis would have been if Oasis never came back with a WTSMG and subsequent albums. Appetite was a decent album. The true test is, are the songs 1-12 listenable today. I don't think people would stand Mr. Brownstone or the others. DM plays smoothly all the way through.
AXL was a decent front man compared to the Vince Neil's and Brett Michaels of the time but couldn't keep it together. Liam has proven to be the real deal. Liam is no gimmicks just a fooken great lead singer who commands the crowd off of natural talent.
Slash is techinically better but can't ink an anthem like Noel. Slash has nothing to contribute to rock n' roll. Slash on that new band sounds dated when he solo's.
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Post by wolffman on Sept 22, 2005 18:18:56 GMT -5
G N R is what Oasis would have been if Oasis never came back with a WTSMG and subsequent albums. Appetite was a decent album. The true test is, are the songs 1-12 listenable today. I don't think people would stand Mr. Brownstone or the others. DM plays smoothly all the way through. AXL was a decent front man compared to the Vince Neil's and Brett Michaels of the time but couldn't keep it together. Liam has proven to be the real deal. Liam is no gimmicks just a fooken great lead singer who commands the crowd off of natural talent. Slash is techinically better but can't ink an anthem like Noel. Slash has nothing to contribute to rock n' roll. Slash on that new band sounds dated when he solo's. Mr. Browstone is awesome! Thats one of my all-time favorites. I agree with most, but Axl WAS a great frontman. He fit thier music perfectly. Sure he couldn't keep it together, but could Liam really? He walked out on a tour just like Axl. Not to mention he's been arrested a few times. Slash can't ink a anthem? November Rain? Paradise City? He's written a few. Not as many as Noel, but still a few.
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Post by noelliam77 on Sept 22, 2005 20:29:45 GMT -5
In this past tour, the band has become Liam's band (odd as that sounds). Noel has now become second fiddle. I noticed that Noel is quiet and plays it buisness as usual. Liam has stepped up.
I guess Mr. Brownstone is on the B tier of songs on that album. But stuff like my michelle and anything goes is questionable.
November Rain I doubt is taken seriously these days. Paradise City is a good jam but so 80's all the way. " take me down to paradise city the grass in green and the girls are pretty."
Gn'R came about the 80's party scene. Oasis derived from brotherhood and friendship. That is a huge difference. LA back then was just about hair bands and sure Gun's stood out from that pack but what is that really saying? When Oasis came out they stood out because the charts were dominated by american acts singing about how miserable life was and Oasis came and just reinvigorated the rock scene and brought it back to it's essential basics. Oasis and DM is timeless for that. Appetite can be categorized as 80's or Heavy Metal while DM is not categoriezed for it's era but it's style. It has transcended 90's, debut album etc. It ranks in every all time album category alongside the likes of ruber soul , white album etc. Oasis is that kind of band with that kind of talent.
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Post by PolskaBro1824 on Sept 24, 2005 10:13:52 GMT -5
Guns N Roses are a bit annoying eh? Looking at musical abilities, yes obviously slash can rip a solo to make Noel look like a boy, and yes, Axl has one of, if not THE voice of all-time Rock N Roll. But to me, I cannot listen to them all of the time. Oasis will go through my speakers in any mood im in, any day, any time. Drinking with buddies is the majority of the time that I'd listen to Guns. I'm sick of people trying to fucking look at music like scientists. I fucking know Noel isn't the greatest song writer of all time. I know hes not even close to one of the most gifted guitar players of all time. But you mix all of what Oasis offers together, and you have the best band in the world right now, PERIOD. Whos to say that if you put Morrison, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Keith Moon, and... idk Flea in a band that you'd love them? putting talent and gifts together doesn't always produce a great band, and you'd be lying if you said it did.
And lets get this straight... doesn't seem to me that the whole music gig was that important to GNR. Well I should say Axl. Only one of these two bans in discussion right now have been able to (time and time again) put fights and silly shit behind them for the sake of their MUSIC...
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Post by Jimmy Jazz on Sept 24, 2005 10:54:33 GMT -5
10 reasons why Oasis is better then GNR 1) GNR fucking blows they have no musical talent 2) Slash can't carry a rythum or a beat for an entire song 3) Oasis' ballets have harmony and make your hair stand on end 4) Oasis did coke a classy drug Axel did Heron and now I bet he has AIDS 5) The total amount of damage that Noel and Liam did overwelms GNR 6) Axel storms off stage when he sees someone taping his show 7) Oasis leaves the stage either for lafs or they're hammered 8) Liam could drink Axel under the tapel 9) After ten years Oasis didn't have to make an enite album of shitty covers to stay afloat 10) Noel could kick Axels ass At least half of those points have absolutely no relevance to the debate. The rest are just wrong. Guns N' Roses have no musical talent? Slash can't carry a "rythum" (sic)? And since when did Oasis have anything to do with ballet?
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Post by robertoasis on Sept 24, 2005 11:01:07 GMT -5
you just can't compare.
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Post by Jimmy Jazz on Sept 24, 2005 11:17:03 GMT -5
Ah, come on. You can surely make a better point than that.
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