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Post by The-Ghost-Dancer on Jan 27, 2017 17:09:49 GMT -5
dont know much about complexity but gas panic and fuckin in the bushes stands out for me along with the turning SOL and falling down and flick of the finger but what do i know FUCK all thats what i mean i really like little james the melody and music on that song is alright by me
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Post by LlAM on Jan 29, 2017 9:35:44 GMT -5
Little James mentioned in a thread about complexity? Well I'll be damned........
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Post by Mean Mrs. Mustard on Jan 31, 2017 2:55:06 GMT -5
I struggle to think of any really complex Oasis song. That's not a bad thing though.
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Post by Thomas on Jan 31, 2017 3:11:09 GMT -5
Yeah, I can't really think of any structure-wise complex Oasis song. That's not bad, that's not good, it is what it is. It's Noel's way of doing music and that's fine.
Music-wise, however, thinking of layers, production and instrumentation, SOTSOG and DOYS stand out by quite a mile, especially the former I'd say. They're quite interesting sonically and songs like Gas Panic!, Where Did It All Go Wrong and Falling Down have some of the best Oasis' instrumental work.
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Post by mahsteve on Jan 31, 2017 13:25:21 GMT -5
Yeah, I can't really think of any structure-wise complex Oasis song. That's not bad, that's not good, it is what it is. It's Noel's way of doing music and that's fine. Music-wise, however, thinking of layers, production and instrumentation, SOTSOG and DOYS stand out by quite a mile, especially the former I'd say. They're quite interesting sonically and songs like Gas Panic!, Where Did It All Go Wrong and Falling Down have some of the best Oasis' instrumental work. I agree about the complexity of SOTSOG and DOYS. A real shame they never built on SOTSOG for the following album. Someone on this forum mentioned the bassline of cast no shadow recently, so I've been listening to it a lot. Sadly a song which gets overlooked |
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Post by Thomas on Jan 31, 2017 13:30:07 GMT -5
Yeah, I can't really think of any structure-wise complex Oasis song. That's not bad, that's not good, it is what it is. It's Noel's way of doing music and that's fine. Music-wise, however, thinking of layers, production and instrumentation, SOTSOG and DOYS stand out by quite a mile, especially the former I'd say. They're quite interesting sonically and songs like Gas Panic!, Where Did It All Go Wrong and Falling Down have some of the best Oasis' instrumental work. I agree about the complexity of SOTSOG and DOYS. A real shame they never built on SOTSOG for the following album. Someone on this forum mentioned the bassline of cast no shadow recently, so I've been listening to it a lot. Sadly a song which gets overlooked The bass in Cast No Shadow is pretty good. The song has 2 basslines, though. IIRC the main (and much simpler) one was played by Guigsy and the second part was Noel's work. |
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Post by aky on Jan 31, 2017 14:08:24 GMT -5
you know whats kinda complex? trying to play and sing "i hope i think i know" at the same time at its original tempo and rhythm.
edit: to be honest...only the verses really. rest is pretty easy
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thanks!