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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlZ_rAH2K50

>>69444844
noel has three or four really god tier lyrics and that's one of them

>>69445540
It really is a great set of lyrics. Captures everything that is great about the band in general.

>>69444844
Oasis was such a great B-side band in the early years.

>>69448083
The only thing that separates a song like this from any of the 90s indie rock that this board creams itself over is that it's an Oasis song and this board is too self-conscious to admit liking Oasis.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LIjTUOb-5oo

G O D L I K E

my then-girlfriend and i met liam gallagher in a record store in new york around 10 years ago
he was actually really nice and friendly

It all went downhill when Bonehead left desu.

>>69448599
Liam is always nice to fans from what I've heard. Even when he's beating up paparazzi he stops to sign autographs for kids.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RN0qxI6OLFM

>>69448891
Oasis should have called it quits in 99

>>69448599
>my then-girlfriend
>then

What happened, Anon?

>>69448891
>Liam is always nice to fans from what I've heard.

yeah to be honest i was a bit reluctant to walk up and talk to him.
was half-expecting him to tell me to go fuck myself or something. top lad though.

>>69449203
the usual, different priorities, no long-term potential and all that shit
we've remained friends though, so it's not too bad

wtf i love Oasis now

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I still enjoy hearing Wonderwall on the radio in all honesty. There's a wonderful sense of purity and unyielding optimism to that song that still feels genuine and affecting.
A big part of the appeal of those early Oasis songs is knowing what shitty, dead-end lives the members of the band were living when they made them.

>>69448891
>It all went downhill when Bonehead left desu.

Yep. When I think of Oasis I think of Liam, Noel, Bonehead, Guigsy and Alan.

>>69449714
As you should.

>>69450336
>A big part of the appeal of those early Oasis songs is knowing what shitty, dead-end lives the members of the band were living when they made them.

yes
you get it
the gallagher brothers' sincere belief in the redeeming/protective potential of music is what gave power to their early recordings
it is some of the most impassioned rock music ever recorded

once they got rich and comfortable their music lost all drive

/mu/ likes Oasis now?