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Post by guigsysEstring on Aug 15, 2015 21:52:31 GMT -5
One more thing to add; I've always thought Be Here Now sounded like an early version of The Hindu Times with the way the melody is. I guess that's kind of the cool thing about his songwriting is how he can use a similar melody from a song from the past and throw in some different chords, so that way it still sounds somewhat fresh and unique. Some say it may be generic and lazy, but he changes it up a bit whenever he does reuse a similar melody , and that sets him apart from others imo. I'll be honest, I would've never noticed that Noel reused many riffs and chords in other songs had I not been a member of this forum. Clearly you never came across that madhead Oasis Blues on any other music sites or YouTube videos, although in fairness he was usually screaming about Noel stealing from The Real People and proclaiming Liam a God- man was undoubtedly a genius and insane, a star could've been born if only to replace Jerry Sadowitz  |
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Post by myfriendsays on Aug 17, 2015 4:39:39 GMT -5
Don't know if someone said this before but:
Liam missing a tooth at the Wembley shows in 2000.
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Post by MacaRonic on Aug 20, 2015 15:27:34 GMT -5
This has to be one of the best threads in the history of the forum.
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Post by The Crimson Rambler on Sept 6, 2015 13:39:06 GMT -5
Anyone here hoard Melody Maker magazines? In Noel's 1994 notebook (not the 1993 one on Mr Monobrow's Site) Bonhams mentions that Noel wrote about some of his favourite songs under the title of 'Rebbelius Jukebox' (sic) including Ticket to Ride, Snap!, Diamond Dogs, Heroes, Anyway Anyhow Anywhere, I Can See For Miles, amongst others. Now 'Rebellious Jukebox' is the name of a feature run in the Melody Maker in which famous musicians talk about their favourite songs ( September 1994 Example) and a quick look online reveals that Noel did indeed do one for the 17th September 1994 addition. I'm gonna hazard a guess that this is almost certainly Noel's draft for the aforementioned article. Here's the addition it's in: +DBRyZLtYi,g~~60_57.JPG) Lend me 75p and a time machine and I'll go check... |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 6, 2015 15:42:01 GMT -5
Are Guigsy, Bonehead and Whitey singing at the end of Cum on Feel the Noise?
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Post by petergallagher on Sept 6, 2015 18:37:36 GMT -5
Anyone here hoard Melody Maker magazines? In Noel's 1994 notebook (not the 1993 one on Mr Monobrow's Site) Bonhams mentions that Noel wrote about some of his favourite songs under the title of 'Rebbelius Jukebox' (sic) including Ticket to Ride, Snap!, Diamond Dogs, Heroes, Anyway Anyhow Anywhere, I Can See For Miles, amongst others. Now 'Rebellious Jukebox' is the name of a feature run in the Melody Maker in which famous musicians talk about their favourite songs ( September 1994 Example) and a quick look online reveals that Noel did indeed do one for the 17th September 1994 addition. I'm gonna hazard a guess that this is almost certainly Noel's draft for the aforementioned article. Lend me 75p and a time machine and I'll go check... Forget about the time machine: Noel Gallagher of OASIS picks the songs that shake his maker: 1. The Beatles: "The Red Album/White Album" 2. The Jam: "Snap" 3. The Sex Pistols: "Never Mind The Bolloks" 4. The Who: "I Can See For Miles/Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere" 5. Burt Bacharach:"This guy´s in love with you"
6. Bee Gees: "To Love Somebody"
7. The Smiths: "How Soon Is Now"
8. The Stone Roses: "She Bangs The Drums" / The La's: "There She Goes"
9. Neil Young And Crazy Horse: "Weld" (??)
10. The Kinks: "Greatest Hits"
11. Blondie: "Hanging In The Telephone"
12. The Small Faces: "Greatest Hits" / The Faces: "Stay With Me"
I would like to read the comments of each one:
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Post by The Crimson Rambler on Sept 6, 2015 18:59:36 GMT -5
Anyone here hoard Melody Maker magazines? In Noel's 1994 notebook (not the 1993 one on Mr Monobrow's Site) Bonhams mentions that Noel wrote about some of his favourite songs under the title of 'Rebbelius Jukebox' (sic) including Ticket to Ride, Snap!, Diamond Dogs, Heroes, Anyway Anyhow Anywhere, I Can See For Miles, amongst others. Now 'Rebellious Jukebox' is the name of a feature run in the Melody Maker in which famous musicians talk about their favourite songs ( September 1994 Example) and a quick look online reveals that Noel did indeed do one for the 17th September 1994 addition. I'm gonna hazard a guess that this is almost certainly Noel's draft for the aforementioned article. Lend me 75p and a time machine and I'll go check... Forget about the time machine: Noel Gallagher of OASIS picks the songs that shake his maker: 1. The Beatles: "The Red Album/White Album" 2. The Jam: "Snap" 3. The Sex Pistols: "Never Mind The Bolloks" 4. The Who: "I Can See For Miles/Anyway, Anyhow, Anywhere" 5. Burt Bacharach:"This guy´s in love with you"
6. Bee Gees: "To Love Somebody"
7. The Smiths: "How Soon Is Now"
8. The Stone Roses: "She Bangs The Drums" / The La's: "There She Goes"
9. Neil Young And Crazy Horse: "Weld" (??)
10. The Kinks: "Greatest Hits"
11. Blondie: "Hanging In The Telephone"
12. The Small Faces: "Greatest Hits" / The Faces: "Stay With Me"
I would like to read the comments of each one:
Hey, top find! I couldn't see it anywhere! I guess you can keep your 75p.  Looks like 3 out of the 4 made it (in order too) and Bowie never made the final cut. Bar the odd word it's a tricky read being as blurred as it is, so it's hard to compare. It looks like there have definitely been some edits, naturally, but I'd stand by it being a solid match. Just out of interest where did you find it?? |
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Post by petergallagher on Sept 6, 2015 19:47:35 GMT -5
Hey, top find! I couldn't see it anywhere! I guess you can keep your 75p. Looks like 3 out of the 4 made it (in order too) and Bowie never made the final cut. Bar the odd word it's a tricky read being as blurred as it is, so it's hard to compare. It looks like there have definitely been some edits, naturally, but I'd stand by it being a solid match. Just out of interest where did you find it?? There's no doubt the notes were for this magazine as you thought, good find to you! How I found it?: Google and its great image search engine. Do you know that you can drag an image to the search image bar an it will search for it and images alike in their database? Also in Chrome you can right click an image and select "Search Google for this image". From there and some training (and luck) you find what you was looking for! I arrived to this site: www.etsy.com/listing/226121798/vintage-1994-brit-pop-newspaper-melodyAnd by luck clicked to see the next photo. By the way. If someone in the US wants to buy and scan it, it would be great! |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 7, 2015 13:03:50 GMT -5
In the last chorus of Don't Look Back In Anger, there's a guitar that's playing the melody of 'All The Young Dudes'. I just noticed this now when listening to the instrumental version.
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Post by guigsysEstring on Sept 7, 2015 13:10:00 GMT -5
In the last chorus of Don't Look Back In Anger, there's a guitar that's playing the melody of 'All The Young Dudes'. I just noticed this now when listening to the instrumental version. How many times did young Noel plan on "appropriating" that melody?  |
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Post by Mean Mrs. Mustard on Sept 7, 2015 13:28:01 GMT -5
In the last chorus of Don't Look Back In Anger, there's a guitar that's playing the melody of 'All The Young Dudes'. I just noticed this now when listening to the instrumental version. Someone actually pointed that out a few weeks ago in another thread  |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 7, 2015 13:48:38 GMT -5
In the last chorus of Don't Look Back In Anger, there's a guitar that's playing the melody of 'All The Young Dudes'. I just noticed this now when listening to the instrumental version. Someone actually pointed that out a few weeks ago in another thread  |
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Post by The Milkman & The Riverman on Oct 2, 2015 13:15:00 GMT -5
The intro that Noel is playing here on guitar is Tomorrow Never Knows, just noticed that yesterday.
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Post by mossy on Oct 17, 2015 14:17:10 GMT -5
The intro that Noel is playing here on guitar is Tomorrow Never Knows, just noticed that yesterday. They did that on the entire tour dude. |
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Post by The-Ghost-Dancer on Oct 17, 2015 14:28:15 GMT -5
On Roll it Over, I absolutely love the drums on the intro, and really, the drums all the way through. To me, I've noticed it has a bit of a jazz flavor to it, and is one of Whitey's best performances. i love this song and personally i thought it has a pink floyd feel to it especially the guitar solo in the middle and the female backiin vocals |
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Post by The Milkman & The Riverman on Oct 17, 2015 14:59:50 GMT -5
The intro that Noel is playing here on guitar is Tomorrow Never Knows, just noticed that yesterday. They did that on the entire tour dude. Yeah i know. I just never heard that Tomorrow Never Knows melody in it for some reason. More like 'Things you're the last one to notice '  |
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Post by keke on Oct 22, 2015 17:03:51 GMT -5
i didn't see anything, and i searched and found nothing about it maybe i missed anyway. There is some young kids playing football on "Go Let It Out" cover. i think they are in "Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants" cover. but not so sure. made some zoom on it what do you guys think about it?  |
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Post by jupi on Oct 23, 2015 6:48:54 GMT -5
i didn't see anything, and i searched and found nothing about it maybe i missed anyway. There is some young kids playing football on "Go Let It Out" cover. i think they are in "Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants" cover. but not so sure. made some zoom on it what do you guys think about it? View AttachmentYep I've noticed that too! They're definitely the same, just checked my SOTSOG vinyl cover and the positions and poses are a lot alike. |
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Post by ajito on Oct 23, 2015 8:17:06 GMT -5
i didn't see anything, and i searched and found nothing about it maybe i missed anyway. There is some young kids playing football on "Go Let It Out" cover. i think they are in "Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants" cover. but not so sure. made some zoom on it what do you guys think about it? View AttachmentYep I've noticed that too! They're definitely the same, just checked my SOTSOG vinyl cover and the positions and poses are a lot alike. By the way, the artwork is inspired in the classic photograph by Rene Burri.  |
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Post by The Invisible Sun on Oct 23, 2015 9:32:28 GMT -5
i didn't see anything, and i searched and found nothing about it maybe i missed anyway. There is some young kids playing football on "Go Let It Out" cover. i think they are in "Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants" cover. but not so sure. made some zoom on it what do you guys think about it? Isn't this the band? Always thought it was the band members themselves. |
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Post by forestfan on Oct 24, 2015 0:58:58 GMT -5
Noels Love and self confessed Love of RED guitars
is oh so ironic
and Im sure Im not the only one to notice it
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Post by guigsysEstring on Oct 24, 2015 6:26:10 GMT -5
i didn't see anything, and i searched and found nothing about it maybe i missed anyway. There is some young kids playing football on "Go Let It Out" cover. i think they are in "Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants" cover. but not so sure. made some zoom on it what do you guys think about it? Isn't this the band? Always thought it was the band members themselves. According to this LINK at ebooklibrary:- "The album's artwork features the photo of New York skyline taken from the rooftop of the Go Let It Out" can be seen above one of the buildings at the front, which depicts five men playing football. This shot was taken from the roof of a football stadium, and the footballers from the car park were edited onto the rooftop on the final cover." Which tallies with what I remember of the artwork. There's also a piece on Paul Weller news blogspot with Simon Halfon where he briefly talks about how he got involved with Oasis, and how cover photographer Andrew McPherson photographed the same shot 36 times in 18 hours before digitally editing the cover artwork- PW Blogspot |
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Post by agirlcalledanna on Oct 24, 2015 14:46:55 GMT -5
Liam's fat
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Post by Riverman on Oct 25, 2015 12:45:51 GMT -5
Nothing sensational..but noticed few months that Noel is featured on The Stuttering Foundation of America, as a good example of people who overcame stuttering and became successful. I think that's pretty cool  |
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Post by Beady’s Here Now on Oct 25, 2015 17:18:57 GMT -5
I thought I was the only one who noticed that Oasis are the dogs bollocks. Then I came to this forum....  |
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