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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 17, 2017 23:07:40 GMT -5
[/b] Specially with Noel going solo. BE I'm in the band, I know where I'd go. Should have played Oasis tunes from the beginning though. Although I was for not doing at first. Turned out to be big mistake IMO.
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 17, 2017 22:58:29 GMT -5
To be fair.. Andy, Gem and Chris were with Liam for nearly 5 years in Beady Eye, and that only ended because it was LIAM's decision. Fast forward to 2017.. of course Gem and Chris are going to play with Noel again, what the fuck else are they going to do? No one cares or wants any more Heavy Stereo tunes, and Chris hadn't done anything since BE finished.. beats sitting around the house and at least they can get paid to play gigs again. To answer Noel's question, yes, you do need to say more. This was point made by many on here when Beady Eye formed. Some took Gem and Chris joining Liam as a repudiation and confirmation of Noel being the problem with Oasis. To me, it can be that Gem and Chris both need a paycheck and are fine with either brother. Gem and Chris joining Beady Eye was never a mark against Noel just as it's not a mark against Liam. [/b] I might be the only person on the planet. Gotta pay the mortgage, right?
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 17, 2017 22:15:54 GMT -5
I gotta get outta here
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 17, 2017 21:46:19 GMT -5
The crowd in Phoenix looks absolutely dead. No one even seems remotely exciting he's playing Supersonic... No one singing along, no one jumping around. I feel like he wasted one of the true classics on that crowd... I would love to see it in DC. These are Americans. What do you expect? Come to Vancouver and get some PROPER love, RKid! This was Phoenix. Marginal Americans Liam, you haven't been to the motor city since 2008. Noel's shows are pretty raucous here, mostly on the Oasis tunes though. You know what you need to do
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 17, 2017 21:36:57 GMT -5
Liam doesnt write any f***g songs? That tumbleweed songwriter had to fill out Oasis records with half decent songs because the actual songwriter didn't have any. What was Noel even doing during the DBTT era? He wrote 5 songs for that album and one half finished B-side. The first single was a throwaway that Sony asked to make the first single. The closing track took 7 years to write. But its ok, Noel got his precious Importance of Being Idle and his shitty Mucky Fingers out of it. 2004-2009 Oasis was all about being good enough, never great. I liked DBTT at the time. I f****g hate it now.I'm alright with MF. I like that record bar LTBL. Tumbleweed song writer is a bit tough but, I'm on board though, up until the bold.
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 17, 2017 21:15:46 GMT -5
You're welcome, I love it so much And we were young once...so was everyone A long time ago mate. As I moved to the third album (which I believe I prefer) First two verses of East London Summer seem to be about Detroit. For the year he's describing, I'd say he nailed it. genius.com/The-smith-street-band-east-london-summer-lyricsJust played here 12 Sept as well. Fucked that one. Cheers again. Back on topic. The Smith Street Band - Throw Me In The River
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 17, 2017 10:56:44 GMT -5
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 16, 2017 21:28:49 GMT -5
Like my serial killers to carry a tune. Just as long as you got love in your heart, you'll never be alone
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 15, 2017 21:10:54 GMT -5
um LA well done
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 15, 2017 20:35:41 GMT -5
anybody else quite like universal gleam? its not getting a lot of love in the top 5 thread. it's like a nice mashup of real love, tender and shakermaker. it's really solid i think. the radio 2 version is good too. probably better than the album version. liam's shouting oddly improves the song I'm having it since the start.
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 15, 2017 20:10:01 GMT -5
I think Liam outsells him. Ten bucks via paypal 11-15-2018. A gentlemens bet if there ever was one Deal. Good luck Cheers. Same bro.
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 15, 2017 20:04:35 GMT -5
Ha ha ha LOL
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 15, 2017 19:56:32 GMT -5
How much you wanna bet? One year from now, worldwide sales, uk sales? My kidney I might need that at some point. But I would never bet against it
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 15, 2017 19:43:46 GMT -5
It won't outsell As You Were, regardless of how good/bad it is. How much you wanna bet? One year from now, worldwide sales, uk sales? I think Liam outsells him. Ten bucks via paypal 11-15-2018. A gentlemens bet if there ever was one
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 15, 2017 19:35:29 GMT -5
I listened to Wibbling Rivalry and the 97 Evening Session interview yesterday. Fucking brilliant tbh 97 Evening Session? What is this and can you link me. Cheers. you can find parts 2-6
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 15, 2017 19:22:05 GMT -5
How does that make you feel?
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 15, 2017 18:49:31 GMT -5
Ive said on here alot lately what i think of Noel now and stuff like this only further emphasises that. What are you achieving in all this Noel? That would be my question. Liam comes along with the odd over the top, personal comment that im sure we all say is wrong but hes making digs that only offend Noel and its inbetween many other funny, light hearted tweets and interviews that have promoted him as the Liam the bigger fans always knew him as and gave more of the public that. Noel was the master at this stuff when i got into Oasis! He was quick witted and just genuinely a fucking funny bloke that was actually a voice of the people and that was fucking rare for me growing up then. Now? He's regressing. Hes letting the ill advised personal digs from Liam actually boil over into something very ugly. I do get the argument that "liam says something and no one criticises and noel says something and everyone jumps on it" that some of you will also throw at this but you know what for me it is simple - liam has had this shit off Noel since day 1 of oasis. When i watch 94-97 Noel theres quip after quip about Liam on a very personal level and i think actually Liam has always wanted recognition from Noel and thats what it stems from. Anyway things are well and truly under way now and its gonna end up with someone actually having to apologise in a press release again like Noel had to. In the end they both might actually take this too far and be national jokes. I can’t wait for you to bash Noel’s album in a week or so. Even tho it will be great. Sell more albums then Liam. On and on lol
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 15, 2017 18:11:35 GMT -5
Perhaps this crops up earlier in the thread (apologies if so) but my "unpopular opinion" (or guilty pleasure) is that I always quite liked A Bell Will Ring. Heard it played live for the first time (long before it was released) at Poole Lighthouse in 2004 and from then it always stuck with me. Also there's a part in the demo (second verse I think) where the effect on Liam's voice changes which I like. And Noel's harmonies on the love version through the DBTT tour were decent! That Poole Lighthouse gig remains one of my personal standout Oasis moments. Saw them a lot but that night was very special. Song nine. Sandwiched between LBL and LF Detroit 2005. Great times.
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 10, 2017 18:00:08 GMT -5
I prefer my version. I sing she bangs on the chorus too. i also sing...she danced, she danced,right into my pants....I don’t remember who on here first coined it, sick boy perhaps? But it’s a cracker Still hear that as well. Laugh every time, like an eight yr old. I believe that was jimmyneutron in the shout box. Well done James.
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 9, 2017 2:45:41 GMT -5
I admire The Chief for soldiering on in spite of his broken ribs. He is made of stern stuff, and tough as an old oak tree (another reason I don't believe him to have been fearful of Liam). But Danny Sullivan has nothing to do with the observations I just made. Sullivan did his mischief only a few weeks into the tour--the imbroglio with Liam was at the end of it, several months later. IMHO, Sullivan got off much too easy--he deserved a lot worse than the slap on the wrist he got: Just put him in a room with a couple of devout Oasis fans (especially from Manchester) and he would have gotten his just desserts. No, Sullivan was not a part of Noel's plan--but he certainly didn't help the situation. We would have all been very understanding had Noel chosen to cancel the tour. I worried about him for the duration of the tour and felt he would have been better off at home letting Sara fuss over him. But--as you said--it was Noel's call to make and he's also got his Manchester Hard Man stubbornness going on. Injured ribs are very painful and linger on for a long time. Maybe it was a factor in putting Noel in the mood to leave the band. And Liam could drive the Pope himself howling crazy--Noel has been a saint to put up with it as long as he has. My sole point here is that I don't believe Noel suddenly snapped and bailed on the band and the fans just because Liam was acting out. This has been discussed a lot in other thread recently, but here's my take again. I don't agree with the conspiracy theory that all was a "Masterplan" from Noel to quit the band and make Liam look bad. To my eyes, it is much simpler than that. So my theory is: Noel was fed up with the touring life, with Oasis, with the lifestyle that goes with it. The Toronto assault had a lot to do with it of course, so here he was, feeling miserable, in pain, maybe a bit paranoid too, while he had a girlfriend he loves and a new baby back home. His relationship with Liam was not good, Noel was obviously pissed that Liam left the DOYS sessions to get married, and Liam was being his usual self on tour, drinking too much, not taking care of his voice, insulting Noel. All this I think there's little doubt about it, see Liam's twitter, I don't have a doubt he said a lot of things to Noel's face through the years. The things is, I really believe Liam didn't mean any harm. It's just how he is, specially when drunk. Of course, Liam says the Paris bust up and the previous months weren't any different that the years before, and I really believe that. The thing is Noel had changed. While in the 90's he could put up with that and more, and maybe wind up Liam even more, now he simply was not having it. He felt older, miserable, cranky, trapped, whatever you want to call it, and on top of that he had Liam bothering him time and time again, he probably thought "why should I put up with this any longer when I could be home?" Regarding the blog, I just think Noel was telling it the way he saw and felt things. He didn't like the way Liam was behaving with him, which was the same way as usual, but Noel didn't like it anymore. He probably felt that everybody needed to change too, to "mature" the way he felt he had matured. Of course, that was probably wrong of him to expect that, but I don't think he is to blame also. People change, it's ok, you enjoy some things, and then you don't. You want some things, then you don't. Paris was probably the last straw, even if it was a minor thing in the grand scheme of things, but Noel probably felt too frustrated and couldn't carry on. On the other hand, of course Liam thinks it was all a trap and a conspiracy. How could he admit it was his behaviour that meant the end of the band when he had always been like that (or worst) and nothing happened? And I think he's not to blame either. As he says, he misses "the old Noel", the one that probably laughed at all his "banter" and didn't take things too seriously. But Noel changed, he didn't, and that's the way it is. Well that's my two cents. Of course, many don't agree with this, but we will never know the definite truth either way.... This is a sensible, well thought out position which deserves consideration, that being said, I do believe Noel had prior intentions to leave.
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 9, 2017 2:34:50 GMT -5
Not unknown, his name is Daniel Sullivan. Yeah Noel struggled during the tour after that. Come on bro, I was there that night. Noel was a super trooper of the highest order for coming back out. Much respect. Maybe he should have just canceled the balance of the dates. No one would have questioned his judgement. That was his call. I admire The Chief for soldiering on in spite of his broken ribs. He is made of stern stuff, and tough as an old oak tree (another reason I don't believe him to have been fearful of Liam). But Danny Sullivan has nothing to do with the observations I just made. Sullivan did his mischief only a few weeks into the tour--the imbroglio with Liam was at the end of it, several months later. IMHO, Sullivan got off much too easy--he deserved a lot worse than the slap on the wrist he got: Just put him in a room with a couple of devout Oasis fans (especially from Manchester) and he would have gotten his just desserts. No, Sullivan was not a part of Noel's plan--but he certainly didn't help the situation. We would have all been very understanding had Noel chosen to cancel the tour. I worried about him for the duration of the tour and felt he would have been better off at home letting Sara fuss over him. But--as you said--it was Noel's call to make and he's also got his Manchester Hard Man stubbornness going on. Injured ribs are very painful and linger on for a long time. Maybe it was a factor in putting Noel in the mood to leave the band. And Liam could drive the Pope himself howling crazy--Noel has been a saint to put up with it as long as he has. My sole point here is that I don't believe Noel suddenly snapped and bailed on the band and the fans just because Liam was acting out. cigarsinhell You are preaching to the choir here. I was responding to this other chap, who seemed to be trying connect the attack to the break up. I don't buy it. Keep in mind, the only thing I didn't agree with in your earlier post, was I don't like vodka. Strictly a bourbon guy here mate
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 9, 2017 0:46:55 GMT -5
Equal time posting. This song is a beauty. I remember folks saying "I hate the female singer." LOL. Eh?! Then again I know people who thought Sebastian Bach's vocals on 'I Remember You' by Skid Row were a woman's voice as well so.... Not a huge hair band fan but that song don't hurt me. Check this starting at 13:40. That's what I mean. Lots on here hated it. Kinda funny in light of Noel's new tune.
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 9, 2017 0:24:22 GMT -5
If we continue, Noel planned to be assaulted on stage by an unknown person , to stay alone in pain and to take painkillers during the tour. Not unknown, his name is Daniel Sullivan. Yeah Noel struggled during the tour after that. Come on bro, I was there that night. Noel was a super trooper of the highest order for coming back out. Much respect. Maybe he should have just canceled the balance of the dates. No one would have questioned his judgement. That was his call.
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 9, 2017 0:12:11 GMT -5
Equal time posting. This song is a beauty. I remember folks saying "I hate the female singer." LOL.
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Post by madferitusa2025 on Nov 8, 2017 23:58:41 GMT -5
A peek at what Liam has in store for us. No scissors required
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