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Post by lamboasis on Apr 1, 2015 15:20:16 GMT -5
Well, actually D'You Know What I Mean? inspired Alex Turner, for example. They still play that one on their dressing room, according to him. They've said many times that Be Here Now got them into music.. Yes, it was Matt Helders' first CD. Also the fact that WTSMG was released in 1995 doesn't mean it can't inspire someone. Music has no age. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 1, 2015 15:21:54 GMT -5
Well, actually D'You Know What I Mean? inspired Alex Turner, for example. They still play that one on their dressing room, according to him. Catfish And The Bottlemen were heavily inspired by Oasis,Van is a big Oasis fan I hate to say this but even One Dimension were inspired by Oasis, covering Wonderwall and singing Stop Crying Your Heart Out on the X Factor. |
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Post by lamboasis on Apr 1, 2015 15:24:01 GMT -5
Catfish And The Bottlemen were heavily inspired by Oasis,Van is a big Oasis fan I hate to say this but even One Dimension were inspired by Oasis, covering Wonderwall and singing Stop Crying Your Heart Out on the X Factor. Maroon 5, The Killers, Kasabian, Coldplay too. That doesn't mean anything. They inspired a lot of people, some good, some bad. The song that made Catfish & the Bottlemen's frontman to start a band was Lyla. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 1, 2015 15:25:07 GMT -5
I hate to say this but even One Dimension were inspired by Oasis, covering Wonderwall and singing Stop Crying Your Heart Out on the X Factor. Maroon 5, Coldplay too. That doesn't mean anything. They inspired a lot of people, some good, some bad. The song that made Catfish & the Bottlemen's frontman to start a band was Lyla. Yeah I saw that interview with Van. Which goes to show that Don't Believe The Truth did in fact inspire new bands. |
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Post by lamboasis on Apr 1, 2015 15:28:31 GMT -5
Maroon 5, Coldplay too. That doesn't mean anything. They inspired a lot of people, some good, some bad. The song that made Catfish & the Bottlemen's frontman to start a band was Lyla. Yeah I saw that interview with Van. Which goes to show that Don't Believe The Truth did in fact inspire new bands. Also Stop Crying in Your Heart Out out of the Oasis fan-base is much bigger than Live Forever, Rock N Roll Star or Cigarettes & Alcohol. It's a little bit sad, but that's it... The Meaning of Soul clearly inspired Pearl Jam's Olè ahahaha |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 1, 2015 15:32:43 GMT -5
Yeah I saw that interview with Van. Which goes to show that Don't Believe The Truth did in fact inspire new bands. Also Stop Crying in Your Heart Out out of the Oasis fan-base is much bigger than Live Forever, Rock N Roll Star or Cigarettes & Alcohol. It's a little bit sad, but that's it... The Meaning of Soul clearly inspired Pearl Jam's Olè ahahaha Wow...That's a really similar riff.
I think Stop Crying Your Heart Out is popular to that extent because it was the song that was played when England got pumped out of the World Cup. Noel said the pound signs were in his eyes when it was playing and it helped to soften the blow of the defeat. |
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Post by jaq515 on Apr 1, 2015 15:38:05 GMT -5
Maroon 5, Coldplay too. That doesn't mean anything. They inspired a lot of people, some good, some bad. The song that made Catfish & the Bottlemen's frontman to start a band was Lyla. Yeah I saw that interview with Van. Which goes to show that Don't Believe The Truth did in fact inspire new bands. Catfish are arguably the next big band too |
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Post by lamboasis on Apr 1, 2015 15:38:56 GMT -5
Also Stop Crying in Your Heart Out out of the Oasis fan-base is much bigger than Live Forever, Rock N Roll Star or Cigarettes & Alcohol. It's a little bit sad, but that's it... The Meaning of Soul clearly inspired Pearl Jam's Olè ahahaha Wow...That's a really similar riff.
I think Stop Crying Your Heart Out is popular to that extent because it was the song that was played when England got pumped out of the World Cup. Noel said the pound signs were in his eyes when it was playing and it helped to soften the blow of the defeat.I reckon a lot of young people (just like the guy from One Direction) sing it on X Factor or The Voice. Leone Lewis won the thing with that song, didn't she? Fucking hell. I can link other 30 links. |
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Post by jaq515 on Apr 1, 2015 15:40:57 GMT -5
Wow...That's a really similar riff.
I think Stop Crying Your Heart Out is popular to that extent because it was the song that was played when England got pumped out of the World Cup. Noel said the pound signs were in his eyes when it was playing and it helped to soften the blow of the defeat.I reckon a lot of young people (just like the guy from One Direction) sing it on X Factor or The Voice. Leone Lewis won the thing with that song, didn't she? Fucking hell. I can link other 30 links. Its because simon cowell likes Oasis, liam and noel (obv why he wanted him as judge) so he used that song. Leona lewis actually had Stop Crying Your Heart Out on her album |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 1, 2015 15:45:08 GMT -5
According to Youtube views, these are the most popular Oasis songs:
1. Wonderwall
2. Don't Look Back In Anger
3. Champagne Supernova
4. Stand By Me
5. Stop Crying Your Heart Out
6. Supersonic
7. Whatever
8. The Masterplan
9. Little By Little
10. Some Might Say
11. Let There Be Love
12. Don't Go Away
13. Morning Glory
14. Songbird
15. I'm Outta Time
16. Live Forever
17. The Importance Of Being Idle
18. Slide Away
19. Falling Down
20. Who Feels Love?
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Post by defmaybe00 on Apr 1, 2015 15:47:21 GMT -5
Liam from One Direction sang SCYHO on the X Factor during his audiction
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Post by lamboasis on Apr 1, 2015 15:48:37 GMT -5
According to Youtube views, these are the most popular Oasis songs: 1. Wonderwall 2. Don't Look Back In Anger 3. Champagne Supernova 4. Stand By Me 5. Stop Crying Your Heart Out 6. Supersonic 7. Whatever 8. The Masterplan 9. Little By Little 10. Some Might Say 11. Let There Be Love 12. Don't Go Away 13. Morning Glory 14. Songbird 15. I'm Outta Time 16. Live Forever 17. The Importance Of Being Idle 18. Slide Away 19. Falling Down 20. Who Feels Love? Here in Italy we can't see the Wonderwall video with 150M or so views anymore  Nor we can see the original ones of Champagne Supernova and many others. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 1, 2015 15:50:30 GMT -5
According to Youtube views, these are the most popular Oasis songs: 1. Wonderwall 2. Don't Look Back In Anger 3. Champagne Supernova 4. Stand By Me 5. Stop Crying Your Heart Out 6. Supersonic 7. Whatever 8. The Masterplan 9. Little By Little 10. Some Might Say 11. Let There Be Love 12. Don't Go Away 13. Morning Glory 14. Songbird 15. I'm Outta Time 16. Live Forever 17. The Importance Of Being Idle 18. Slide Away 19. Falling Down 20. Who Feels Love? Here in Italy we can't see the Wonderwall video with 150M or so views anymore Nor we can see the original ones of Champagne Supernova and many others. Is that ever since the reissues came out? |
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Post by Frank Lee Vulgar on Apr 1, 2015 15:51:17 GMT -5
That's fair enough. I get that their music is very popular across multiple generations but how do the Arctic Moneys influence culture? Not a dig, I'm genuinely curious. The way the kid from the Arctic Monkeys dresses is how kids dress now, I think...when he completely changes his look for the next album, because he's completely fake, it'll be "cool". The Arctic Monkeys music influences other music being made. No current artists are citing DBTT or DOYS as huge influences to my knowledge. I'm sorry, I don't think some of you understand what it means to be relevant or you're really delusional. Again, it is an Oasis forum, so strong feelings are expected, but come on. God bless. I think you've got that the wrong way around - AM were constantly getting less culturally relevant before 2013, so they changed up their style to adapt to current trends and got back in the game. Sure, Alex Turner has a rather distinctive look, but it's one that has been around since 1950. |
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Post by lamboasis on Apr 1, 2015 15:52:30 GMT -5
I reckon a lot of young people (just like the guy from One Direction) sing it on X Factor or The Voice. Leone Lewis won the thing with that song, didn't she? Fucking hell. I can link other 30 links. Its because simon cowell likes Oasis, liam and noel (obv why he wanted him as judge) so he used that song. Leona lewis actually had Stop Crying Your Heart Out on her album Simon Cowell likes Oasis? I wouldn't have thought that! Anyway the last guys singing Stop Crying Your Heart Out... Just like Kanye West sitting on a chair playing some John Denver  |
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Post by lamboasis on Apr 1, 2015 15:55:40 GMT -5
The way the kid from the Arctic Monkeys dresses is how kids dress now, I think...when he completely changes his look for the next album, because he's completely fake, it'll be "cool". The Arctic Monkeys music influences other music being made. No current artists are citing DBTT or DOYS as huge influences to my knowledge. I'm sorry, I don't think some of you understand what it means to be relevant or you're really delusional. Again, it is an Oasis forum, so strong feelings are expected, but come on. God bless. I think you've got that the wrong way around - AM were constantly getting less culturally relevant before 2013, so they changed up their style to adapt to current trends and got back in the game. Sure, Alex Turner has a rather distinctive look, but it's one that has been around since 1950. Even italian singer Bobby Solo got that style before LOL  |
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Post by lamboasis on Apr 1, 2015 16:00:13 GMT -5
Here in Italy we can't see the Wonderwall video with 150M or so views anymore Nor we can see the original ones of Champagne Supernova and many others. Is that ever since the reissues came out? Nope, Wonderwall disappeared few months ago. We never had Champagne Supernova official video on Youtube, but we can see the new "version" on OasisVEVO with 3M views now |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Apr 1, 2015 17:17:49 GMT -5
Seriously? Radiohead are relevant? Well, not over here. It's also only the 90s stuff you hear on the radio. Stuff like Creep, Paranoid Android, Karma Police etc. I hardly ever hear them being mentioned anywhere. Geez......you can also say that about Oasis with songs like Live Forever, Wonderwall, Don't Look Back In Anger, Champagne Supernova. All songs from 1994/1995! RADIOHEAD are still embraced for the most part in critics circles. Oasis didn't have that impact. |
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Post by plaskins1 on Apr 1, 2015 17:19:18 GMT -5
Also Stop Crying in Your Heart Out out of the Oasis fan-base is much bigger than Live Forever, Rock N Roll Star or Cigarettes & Alcohol. It's a little bit sad, but that's it... The Meaning of Soul clearly inspired Pearl Jam's Olè ahahaha Wow...That's a really similar riff.
I think Stop Crying Your Heart Out is popular to that extent because it was the song that was played when England got pumped out of the World Cup. Noel said the pound signs were in his eyes when it was playing and it helped to soften the blow of the defeat.Did this inspire the Meaning Of Soul? |
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Post by Mean Mrs. Mustard on Apr 1, 2015 17:38:08 GMT -5
Seriously? Radiohead are relevant? Well, not over here. It's also only the 90s stuff you hear on the radio. Stuff like Creep, Paranoid Android, Karma Police etc. I hardly ever hear them being mentioned anywhere. Geez......you can also say that about Oasis with songs like Live Forever, Wonderwall, Don't Look Back In Anger, Champagne Supernova. All songs from 1994/1995! RADIOHEAD are still embraced for the most part in critics circles. Oasis didn't have that impact. True, but I never said they did.  |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 1, 2015 17:54:23 GMT -5
Is anyone relevant anywhere?
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Post by Mean Mrs. Mustard on Apr 1, 2015 18:00:42 GMT -5
Is anyone relevant anywhere? I'm definitely relevant. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 1, 2015 18:02:23 GMT -5
Is anyone relevant anywhere? I'm definitely relevant. That's true. I've seen people walking about wearing George Harrison monkey masks. |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Apr 1, 2015 18:45:28 GMT -5
Is anyone relevant anywhere? I'm definitely relevant. |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Apr 1, 2015 18:48:06 GMT -5
Geez......you can also say that about Oasis with songs like Live Forever, Wonderwall, Don't Look Back In Anger, Champagne Supernova. All songs from 1994/1995! RADIOHEAD are still embraced for the most part in critics circles. Oasis didn't have that impact. True, but I never said they did. Radiohead went on to release not one but two masterpieces after their acclaimed Ok Computer in 1997. The album's being Kid A in 2000 and In Rainbows in 2007. Sadly Oasis would never rise to the heights of DM or MG again. |
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Nor we can see the original ones of Champagne Supernova and many others.
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