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Post by LightsOffInside on Dec 15, 2015 18:52:52 GMT -5
These 1D sausages need to take things less seriously... |
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Post by theyknowwhatimean on Dec 15, 2015 19:06:14 GMT -5
These 1D sausages need to take things less seriously... “It’s sad because they (Oasis) genuinely led me to a path of singing. That’s something they should be genuinely proud of." Blimey! |
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Post by guigsysEstring on Dec 15, 2015 19:09:24 GMT -5
These 1D sausages need to take things less seriously... “It’s sad because they (Oasis) genuinely led me to a path of singing. That’s something they should be genuinely proud of." Blimey! The New York Dolls genuinely led to the path of Ratt, Poison and Warrant, and the Motown production line led to Stock, Aitken & Waterman and Simon Cowell- so what was the 1D lads point again?  |
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Post by The-Ghost-Dancer on Dec 15, 2015 19:26:54 GMT -5
i live within 200 metres of a tesco store i just wish i was a songwriter tryin to get a verse to meet a chorus that was so fuckin brilliant i sat on it for 23yrs the only thing i remember when i go in tesco is i left my money in the house and i like russell brand never got into morrissey and havent got a clue who brian plith-er-role is so the only thing i need to rewrite is 1 loaf of bread,,1 scratch card and a pint of milk cos the money and the goods are so fuckin brilliant togehter cos get on this you dont get nowt for free my mam once told me you dont get nothing in this life for free you have to get off your arse and take your money and pay for the fucker at the till and the rest is history just dont buy any plums
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Post by theyknowwhatimean on Dec 15, 2015 19:27:42 GMT -5
“It’s sad because they (Oasis) genuinely led me to a path of singing. That’s something they should be genuinely proud of." Blimey! The New York Dolls genuinely led to the path of Ratt, Poison and Warrant, and the Motown production line led to Stock, Aitken & Waterman and Simon Cowell- so what was the 1D lads point again? True. But it still always surprises me when you get twenty-odd years olds in boy bands like this, or just shit indie groups like Shartfish and the Bottlemen - who are not actually far off from being a boy band when it comes to their fanbase - citing Oasis as a major influence. Unless the lad here only ever listened to the Noel-sung songs, I just can't see how Oasis would've "genuinely led him to a path of singing" at all. How that kid could have heard Liam's foghorn bark on Wonderwall and thought 'yeah, I could do that', and THEN gone on to do this: is beyond me. Orgasmic "ooh"ing and "yeah"ing on Wonderwall? Behave yourself. |
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Post by Noeldemort on Dec 15, 2015 22:13:29 GMT -5
These 1D sausages need to take things less seriously... “It’s sad because they (Oasis) genuinely led me to a path of singing. That’s something they should be genuinely proud of." Blimey! did he really say that?? DID HE?? God help us. This is so fucked up. I'm offended. |
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Post by glider on Dec 15, 2015 22:19:11 GMT -5
They should cover D'You Know What I Mean.
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Post by Noeldemort on Dec 15, 2015 22:38:08 GMT -5
They should cover D'You Know What I Mean. I'm sure it'd be full of unnecessary ''yeahhhh's and oooooh's and 'aaaaaah's wailing sound that haunts you in your darkness nightmare. |
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Post by glider on Dec 15, 2015 22:39:32 GMT -5
They should cover D'You Know What I Mean. I'm sure it'd be full of unnecessary ''yeahhhh's and oooooh's and 'aaaaaah's wailing sound that haunts you in your darkness nightmare. "I met myyy maker yeah yeah yeah oooh made him cry ooohh"  |
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Post by Noeldemort on Dec 15, 2015 22:43:40 GMT -5
I'm sure it'd be full of unnecessary ''yeahhhh's and oooooh's and 'aaaaaah's wailing sound that haunts you in your darkness nightmare. "I met myyy maker yeah yeah yeah oooh made him cry ooohh" If it happens I'm grabbing my shotgun lol |
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Post by defmaybe00 on Dec 15, 2015 23:42:57 GMT -5
I'm sure it'd be full of unnecessary ''yeahhhh's and oooooh's and 'aaaaaah's wailing sound that haunts you in your darkness nightmare. "I met myyy maker yeah yeah yeah oooh made him cry ooohh" Can't wait to listen to that! By the way poor young Liam should know interviews for magazines are done like weeks before they actually come out And Noel has said it many times,he's not criticising them he's criticising their music (of course he went too far in the Esquire interview),which it's still something he's allowed to do last time I checked |
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Post by moveonup on Dec 15, 2015 23:55:05 GMT -5
"I met myyy maker yeah yeah yeah oooh made him cry ooohh" Can't wait to listen to that! By the way poor young Liam should know interviews for magazines are done like weeks before they actually come out And Noel has said it many times,he's not criticising them he's criticising their music (of course he went too far in the Esquire interview),which it's still something he's allowed to do last time I checked If Noel had said 1D were brilliant, do you think the OP would've thought he just said that because he was trying to hand out with the cool kids? |
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Post by defmaybe00 on Dec 16, 2015 0:02:57 GMT -5
Can't wait to listen to that! By the way poor young Liam should know interviews for magazines are done like weeks before they actually come out And Noel has said it many times,he's not criticising them he's criticising their music (of course he went too far in the Esquire interview),which it's still something he's allowed to do last time I checked If Noel had said 1D were brilliant, do you think the OP would've thought he just said that because he was trying to hand out with the cool kids? Noel's a c unt,it's time to accept that |
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Post by Mean Mrs. Mustard on Dec 16, 2015 0:21:02 GMT -5
Can't wait to listen to that! By the way poor young Liam should know interviews for magazines are done like weeks before they actually come out And Noel has said it many times,he's not criticising them he's criticising their music (of course he went too far in the Esquire interview),which it's still something he's allowed to do last time I checked If Noel had said 1D were brilliant, do you think the OP would've thought he just said that because he was trying to hand out with the cool kids? |
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Post by moveonup on Dec 16, 2015 0:23:13 GMT -5
If Noel had said 1D were brilliant, do you think the OP would've thought he just said that because he was trying to hand out with the cool kids? He just wants to fit in... |
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Post by Mean Mrs. Mustard on Dec 16, 2015 0:24:41 GMT -5
These 1D sausages need to take things less seriously... “It’s sad because they (Oasis) genuinely led me to a path of singing. That’s something they should be genuinely proud of." Blimey! Wha..wha..what?! That is...*jumps up and down being frustrated* ooooohh "I'm over it" which is why you're ranting to the Mirror about it, sure... Anyway, he did go way over the line in that Esquire interview though. |
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Post by Noeldemort on Dec 16, 2015 1:06:41 GMT -5
If Noel had said 1D were brilliant, do you think the OP would've thought he just said that because he was trying to hand out with the cool kids? Noel's a c unt,it's time to accept that Did you watch that Q&A with Jo Whiley at radio 2 where he said he doesn't need people telling him how nice and sweet he is because he's not?Man I just love this guy cause he's just so who he is haha. |
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Post by defmaybe00 on Dec 16, 2015 2:08:58 GMT -5
Noel's a c unt,it's time to accept that Did you watch that Q&A with Jo Whiley at radio 2 where he said he doesn't need people telling him how nice and sweet he is because he's not?Man I just love this guy cause he's just so who he is haha. Chris Martin a few weeks ago said something along these lines "he's got a soft side,he just doesn't like to show it/people to see it" So I guess if he actually is nice and sweet he's never going to admit it  |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 16, 2015 5:05:56 GMT -5
Did you watch that Q&A with Jo Whiley at radio 2 where he said he doesn't need people telling him how nice and sweet he is because he's not?Man I just love this guy cause he's just so who he is haha. Chris Martin a few weeks ago said something along these lines "he's got a soft side,he just doesn't like to show it/people to see it" So I guess if he actually is nice and sweet he's never going to admit it Noel seems like a quite nice genuine guy but hes still got that grumpy gallagher side to him that comes out in Liam the same, theres been many interviews where hes perfectly friendly and also ones that come across abit raw but thats the gallagher brothers, its hardly surprising, its not like they were walking around in the 90s patting everyone on the back. Id say Noels comments only echo what a lot people think about them tbf. I expect the "directioners" or whatever they are called are going mental on their forum, I dont dare to look after a topic someone posted here not long ago. |
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Post by guigsysEstring on Dec 16, 2015 5:26:40 GMT -5
The New York Dolls genuinely led to the path of Ratt, Poison and Warrant, and the Motown production line led to Stock, Aitken & Waterman and Simon Cowell- so what was the 1D lads point again? True. But it still always surprises me when you get twenty-odd years olds in boy bands like this, or just shit indie groups like Shartfish and the Bottlemen - who are not actually far off from being a boy band when it comes to their fanbase - citing Oasis as a major influence. Unless the lad here only ever listened to the Noel-sung songs, I just can't see how Oasis would've "genuinely led him to a path of singing" at all. How that kid could have heard Liam's foghorn bark on Wonderwall and thought 'yeah, I could do that', and THEN gone on to do this: is beyond me. Orgasmic "ooh"ing and "yeah"ing on Wonderwall? Behave yourself. TBF if Beady’s Here Now had been shagging Taylor Swift a la Harry Styles he may have had a few "oohs" and "yeahs" to add to Wonderwall, not to mention his general daily patter!  (I will let it go at some point ) Seriously I do get your point but with a group such as One Direction my experience of these types of artist is they have no say whatsoever (contractually or by label/management pressure) in their appearance, image, interviews or repertoire, with both the choice of cover/original songs right down to the style they are performed in being decided by their professional bosses and representatives, in this case both roles being fulfilled by Simon Cowell. Harry Styles from what I understand did used to perform in local gigs with an acoustic guitar set that included Oasis songs, but any self determination goes out of the window when you take the path to stardom that he has chosen. The Bottlemen (love your name for them  ) are typical to me of the kind of people who buy instruments, pick an or couple of influences and then find themselves limited by their musical and/or songwriting abilities. I think I've written something similar before but every artist who has a cultural or ground breaking musically impact by and large spawns dozens of imitators over a prolonged period, most of which will not have any of the ingredients that made the source of their influence so unique in the first place. Also when an artist like them or Viva Brother is signed for a decent sized advance along with good percentages then the A&R faction does step in and try to create "hits", usually to the detriment of the songs that were supposedly the reason the label signed the artist in the first place! TBH I am giving the latter too much credit as Viva Brother IIRC were put together by the members and a Geffen A&R man from the ashes of former signed bands who had completely different sounds. I am thankful from an industry person perspective that Oasis were able to use their licensing to Creation Records by Sony as the base for their career, with Alan McGee and co. taking a back seat from day one in terms of image, songs, etc. It didn't always work but it has to be better than an Epic Records A&R man upon signing them sacking Bonehead and Tony for being bald (wrong image) and not fitting (correct decision perhaps but wrong timing and would delay things as they tried to find a suitable replacement, perhaps then missing their time), demanding they tone interviews down or they won't get funding, picking track lists for records that don't flow but "contain the most radio friendly unit shifters" (I have genuinely had that phrase said to me at a label meeting), or other such intrusions that could well have derailed their career like so many other artists throughout the decades. |
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Post by AllThePlasticPeople on Dec 16, 2015 5:50:24 GMT -5
The New York Dolls genuinely led to the path of Ratt, Poison and Warrant, and the Motown production line led to Stock, Aitken & Waterman and Simon Cowell- so what was the 1D lads point again? Orgasmic "ooh"ing and "yeah"ing on Wonderwall? Behave yourself. Never mind that, half the fucking chords are wrong. |
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Post by Riverman on Dec 16, 2015 7:18:34 GMT -5
When Noel was in the biggest fucking band it made more sense and fun to read the him slagging other bands....now it seems a bit misplaced (at times). This is coming from a huge fan of HFB.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 16, 2015 7:31:26 GMT -5
When Noel was in the biggest fucking band it made more sense and fun to read the him slagging other bands....now it seems a bit misplaced (at times). This is coming from a huge fan of HFB. |
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Post by Deleted on Dec 16, 2015 7:38:09 GMT -5
When Noel was in the biggest fucking band it made more sense and fun to read the him slagging other bands....now it seems a bit misplaced (at times). This is coming from a huge fan of HFB. I dont like one direction because they basically whats wrong with the music industry eg they dont work for what they create / earn, they are one dimensional, simon cowell mouthpieces, they have people writing their songs, playing the instruments and basically doing everything for them besides the vocals, it doesnt sit right with me and I almost feel like they dont deserve much respect in that regard because they havnt worked for it, someone like NG wrote his songs, played the instruments and the success was created by their own talent and hard work, theres plenty of good singers out there, they just havnt got as lucky as to be on a shit singing show and have simon cowell fill in the gaps, theres nothing about them that cant be duplicated with another group of lads than can sing. however Noel is just of an age where he clearly just likes what he likes and doesnt like modern music, he probably be best not saying anything, dismissing popular acts around at the moment just alienates the younger generation as he comes across as miserable. |
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Post by defmaybe00 on Dec 16, 2015 7:39:53 GMT -5
He might not like modern music in general,but if he likes Can't Feel My Face by The Weeknd he's not afraid to say it (yes,this actually happened,but of course it's not worth reporting is it?)
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(I will let it go at some point 
) are typical to me of the kind of people who buy instruments, pick an or couple of influences and then find themselves limited by their musical and/or songwriting abilities. I think I've written something similar before but every artist who has a cultural or ground breaking musically impact by and large spawns dozens of imitators over a prolonged period, most of which will not have any of the ingredients that made the source of their influence so unique in the first place. Also when an artist like them or Viva Brother is signed for a decent sized advance along with good percentages then the A&R faction does step in and try to create "hits", usually to the detriment of the songs that were supposedly the reason the label signed the artist in the first place! TBH I am giving the latter too much credit as Viva Brother IIRC were put together by the members and a Geffen A&R man from the ashes of former signed bands who had completely different sounds.
