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Post by rekrelf on Aug 27, 2017 9:10:58 GMT -5
This reminds me of stupid children at my school who don't know anything about Oasis but still believe Wonderwall was a rip-off of Green Day's Boulevard of Broken Dreams. Should've checked out the release dates beforehand. My guess: About 30 rip-offs but even more references. If anything Boulevard of Broken Dreams is a rip off of DYKWIM. No, Wonderwall.
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Post by Headmaster on Aug 27, 2017 16:42:44 GMT -5
How many times?
Not many times enough!!
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Post by Bellboy on Aug 27, 2017 17:01:20 GMT -5
"It doesn't matter if it's our tune cause you're cool"
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Post by jordan71421 on Aug 29, 2017 12:25:14 GMT -5
"It doesn't matter if it's our tune cause you're cool" *Out of tune
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Post by andymorris on Aug 29, 2017 13:10:49 GMT -5
Know it's not The Beatles but Feel The Pain and Don't Go Away still makes me laugh. How blatant lol. Have the Real People and/or Noel ever mentioned this in interviews? I also wonder about that one, it's probably the biggest ripp off from Noel. but, i wonder if its possible that Noel wrote a part of that song... "Oasis were still unsigned when Noel Gallagher first met Tony Griffiths of The Real People when he was roadie to the Inspiral Carpets. In 1992, determined to make a professional sounding demo, he contacted Griffiths and asked him to help record something to send out to record companies", from wikipedia (i know, not a great source, but still). That exactly when the song Feel The Pain was written and recorded. Dont Go Away is said to have been written around that time also I suppose during those sessions, ideas were coming and going and maybe bits were taken or borrowed. So either Noel wrote the chorus for that song or they went for a secret deal. Which would be weird since the griffiths brothers are credited on other Oasis songs
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Post by OasisDG on Aug 29, 2017 13:16:24 GMT -5
I'm probably being really stupid here but how is DGA a rip off of Feel The Pain when FTP didn't come out until 2012?
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Post by asimarx on Aug 29, 2017 13:33:07 GMT -5
"It doesn't matter if it's our tune cause you're cool" *Out of tune "Our tune" would finally make some sense though.
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Post by mrsifters80 on Sept 6, 2017 13:42:29 GMT -5
my sweet lord- the hindu times (intro) carry that weight - dlbia (guitar outro)
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Post by scottc on Sept 7, 2017 3:14:27 GMT -5
I'm probably being really stupid here but how is DGA a rip off of Feel The Pain when FTP didn't come out until 2012? As far as I know, it was recorded in the early 90s but not officially released until 2012.
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Post by mossy on Sept 7, 2017 3:56:48 GMT -5
"Our tune" would finally make some sense though. Out of tune makes perfect sense. Liam values looks and attitude over musicianship. Which is why Jay Mehler is in his band ;-P
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Post by guigsysEstring on Sept 8, 2017 17:27:39 GMT -5
I'm probably being really stupid here but how is DGA a rip off of Feel The Pain when FTP didn't come out until 2012? "Feel the Pain" was part of a recorded set meant to be released around 1992 between "The Real People" (1991) and "What's on the Outside" (1996) but due to issues with Columbia Records the album was shelved and the band went independent for the 1996 release onwards. "Marshmellow Lane" was finally given an official release in 2012 although various tracks had been around for years. In addition to that particular song The Real People featured prominently in Oasis early career, including Anthony Griffiths singing backing vocals on "Supersonic" and Chris Griffiths gaining publishing rights to "Rockin' Chair".
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Post by OasisDG on Sept 9, 2017 2:27:20 GMT -5
I'm probably being really stupid here but how is DGA a rip off of Feel The Pain when FTP didn't come out until 2012? "Feel the Pain" was part of a recorded set meant to be released around 1992 between "The Real People" (1991) and "What's on the Outside" (1996) but due to issues with Columbia Records the album was shelved and the band went independent for the 1996 release onwards. "Marshmellow Lane" was finally given an official release in 2012 although various tracks had been around for years. In addition to that particular song The Real People featured prominently in Oasis early career, including Anthony Griffiths singing backing vocals on "Supersonic" and Chris Griffiths gaining publishing rights to "Rockin' Chair". Great, thanks. I knew the stuff about their involvement with the band but didn't know about the whole Columbia saga. That is very interesting indeed.
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Post by AppleScruff on Sept 9, 2017 2:48:34 GMT -5
Probably All in the Mind, that perennial fans favourite 😉, is also bit of a Tomorrow Never Knows rip off.
Adding to Noel's collection of lifting that song. What with Falling Down and the 2 Chemical Brothers tracks
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Post by Frank Lee Vulgar on Sept 9, 2017 8:23:34 GMT -5
It's funny though, when you think about how often Oasis are called a Beatles rip-off - Noel really mostly stole from others. C&A is like a carbon copy of Get It On, Whatever is obvious, Shakermaker too...but the Beatles stuff is mostly small things. The intro of DLBIA or the outro of She's Electric are hardly essential for those songs.
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Post by guigsysEstring on Sept 9, 2017 14:58:11 GMT -5
It's funny though, when you think about how often Oasis are called a Beatles rip-off - Noel really mostly stole from others. C&A is like a carbon copy of Get It On, Whatever is obvious, Shakermaker too...but the Beatles stuff is mostly small things. The intro of DLBIA or the outro of She's Electric are hardly essential for those songs. Both songs owe their heritage to Chuck Berry's 'Little Queenie' with Marc Bolan even quoting the former in the outro to 'Get It On'- "And meanwhile, I'm still thinking...." As for 'Whatever' taken from Neil Innes effort 'How Sweet to be an Idiot' for The Rutles- rather ironic that the publishers of a Beatles pastiche & parodies act ended up suing Noel Gallagher for a copyright claim...
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