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Post by mahsteve on Mar 14, 2024 13:15:53 GMT -5
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Post by beentherenow on Mar 15, 2024 10:18:42 GMT -5
I just love this period and SOTSOG as an album. It’s such an anomaly in their history. It’s not the glory years but it’s not the LAG era either, it’s like the epilogue to MK1 but still feeling very separate.
I still say it is LAMB away from being truly great. It’s my 2nd favourite as it is, I love the mood, the lyrics, the production but that song would possibly elevate it to first.
Also Gas Panic! Is their best song
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Post by jh on Mar 15, 2024 10:37:06 GMT -5
I just love this period and SOTSOG as an album. It’s such an anomaly in their history. It’s not the glory years but it’s not the LAG era either, it’s like the epilogue to MK1 but still feeling very separate. I still say it is LAMB away from being truly great. It’s my 2nd favourite as it is, I love the mood, the lyrics, the production but that song would possibly elevate it to first. Also Gas Panic! Is their best song Gas Panic and Diamonds in the dark ..too landmark Gallagher songs for me. |
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Post by ChampagneHypernova on Mar 15, 2024 18:28:05 GMT -5
There's something special about this era. For me, it started in December 99 when I saw GLIO video on TV and managed to tape it on VHS. I watched it over and over. I remember going to the library often to read the music magazines and look for news and updates on SOTSOG.
I think it was Melody Maker or NME where there was an article about the album. They described the album track by track and it just made the anticipation for the album grow stronger. I had no access to the Internet so I was relying on magazines and TV. I liked that. Good times and memories.
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Post by Lennon2217 on Mar 15, 2024 18:39:44 GMT -5
There's something special about this era. For me, it started in December 99 when I saw GLIO video on TV and managed to tape it on VHS. I watched it over and over. I remember going to the library often to read the music magazines and look for news and updates on SOTSOG. I think it was Melody Maker or NME where there was an article about the album. They described the album track by track and it just made the anticipation for the album grow stronger. I had no access to the Internet so I was relying on magazines and TV. I liked that. Good times and memories. I remember that review with the track by track. I’ve tried for years and years to find it again. Anyone else know where one can find it? |
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Post by ChampagneHypernova on Mar 15, 2024 19:12:35 GMT -5
There's something special about this era. For me, it started in December 99 when I saw GLIO video on TV and managed to tape it on VHS. I watched it over and over. I remember going to the library often to read the music magazines and look for news and updates on SOTSOG. I think it was Melody Maker or NME where there was an article about the album. They described the album track by track and it just made the anticipation for the album grow stronger. I had no access to the Internet so I was relying on magazines and TV. I liked that. Good times and memories. I remember that review with the track by track. I’ve tried for years and years to find it again. Anyone else know where one can find it? I tried to search it online but I couldn't find it either. Pity that it's probably not archived anywhere. |
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Post by Sadie on Mar 15, 2024 21:36:43 GMT -5
There's something special about this era. For me, it started in December 99 when I saw GLIO video on TV and managed to tape it on VHS. I watched it over and over. I remember going to the library often to read the music magazines and look for news and updates on SOTSOG. I think it was Melody Maker or NME where there was an article about the album. They described the album track by track and it just made the anticipation for the album grow stronger. I had no access to the Internet so I was relying on magazines and TV. I liked that. Good times and memories. Posts like this make me so envious of everyone who was around to enjoy all the hype back then, I wasn't even alive when the album came out ha! |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Mar 15, 2024 22:27:41 GMT -5
I remember that review with the track by track. I’ve tried for years and years to find it again. Anyone else know where one can find it? I tried to search it online but I couldn't find it either. Pity that it's probably not archived anywhere. I remember printing out the track by track review before school and would read it over and over in between periods and lunch. If I recall correctly, some bits were that PYMWYMI had “Who” like keyboards, Sunday Morning Call would be a “Christmas #1” and Roll It Over had just the right amount of space for the guitars as a final anthem. |
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Post by ChampagneHypernova on Mar 16, 2024 1:56:54 GMT -5
There's something special about this era. For me, it started in December 99 when I saw GLIO video on TV and managed to tape it on VHS. I watched it over and over. I remember going to the library often to read the music magazines and look for news and updates on SOTSOG. I think it was Melody Maker or NME where there was an article about the album. They described the album track by track and it just made the anticipation for the album grow stronger. I had no access to the Internet so I was relying on magazines and TV. I liked that. Good times and memories. Posts like this make me so envious of everyone who was around to enjoy all the hype back then, I wasn't even alive when the album came out ha! Haha. I completely understand. Me and some others on this forum were really lucky to experience all that hype and excitement. Give me a time machine and I'll go back there to live my life in better times. |
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Post by ChampagneHypernova on Mar 16, 2024 2:01:06 GMT -5
I tried to search it online but I couldn't find it either. Pity that it's probably not archived anywhere. I remember printing out the track by track review before school and would read it over and over in between periods and lunch. If I recall correctly, some bits were that PYMWYMI had “Who” like keyboards, Sunday Morning Call would be a “Christmas #1” and Roll It Over had just the right amount of space for the guitars as a final anthem. I remember those quotes too. It was a very detailed and accurate article. If oa515.com was still active, the article might have been there. |
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Post by jh on Mar 16, 2024 3:10:21 GMT -5
Posts like this make me so envious of everyone who was around to enjoy all the hype back then, I wasn't even alive when the album came out ha! Haha. I completely understand. Me and some others on this forum were really lucky to experience all that hype and excitement. Give me a time machine and I'll go back there to live my life in better times. I remember walking to Wembley for the second day / night in 2000... the mood was electric. The mood on the field during the day was immense... friendly, up for it and happy. fuckin in the bushes came on and the field moved literally 40 feet if not more in one almghty surge... amazing gig. |
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Post by The Escapist on Mar 16, 2024 9:11:00 GMT -5
There's something special about this era. For me, it started in December 99 when I saw GLIO video on TV and managed to tape it on VHS. I watched it over and over. I remember going to the library often to read the music magazines and look for news and updates on SOTSOG. I think it was Melody Maker or NME where there was an article about the album. They described the album track by track and it just made the anticipation for the album grow stronger. I had no access to the Internet so I was relying on magazines and TV. I liked that. Good times and memories. Posts like this make me so envious of everyone who was around to enjoy all the hype back then, I wasn't even alive when the album came out ha! I was five months old. Ah, those last three months of the nineties... crazy days... |
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Post by tiger40 on Mar 16, 2024 14:04:08 GMT -5
I remember all the hype around the release of the Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants album too.
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Post by mahsteve on Mar 17, 2024 15:55:16 GMT -5
2000-04-17 Q101 (WKQX 101.1 FM) Studios, Chicago Hey Hey My My Believed to be part of a four song session for radio but was never broadcast. Broadcast next day and available as .asx file from official website at the time - now taken down. Can be heard here at 1:22:21 Taken from Oasis-live.net www.oasis-live.net/shows/2000/2000-04-17Supposedly a studio session for Q101 (WKQX) in Chicago. Noel is on vocal duty and Liam thanks the crowd at the end of the song, saying "it's good to play for you again", suggesting that he fronted at least one other song in the set. For a while U had I suspected that Q101 had just broadcast a live take from a date of the 2000 tour but can't find a show with a version of "Hey Hey, My My" that sounds like this... Anyone have any information about this? |
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Post by mahsteve on Mar 26, 2024 5:52:35 GMT -5
2000-10-31 Q Awards, Park Lane Hotel, London, UK Hargreaves explainer The fat dancer quote came from an interview Noel did with Heat Magazine 24th February 2000 oasisinterviews.blogspot.com/2000/02/noel-gallagher-heat-24th-february-2000.html?m=1So you and Robbie are not friends any more then? I've never been his friend. He was Liam's friend. Liam used to invite him to the gigs and stuff like that. I've been in dressing rooms with him, I've had conversations with him but I wouldn't even consider him to be a friend of mine. Why? Because he was in Take That! He's a fat dancer from Take That. Somebody who danced for a living! Stick to what you're good at, that's what I always say. |
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Post by ajito on Mar 26, 2024 18:11:05 GMT -5
There's something special about this era. For me, it started in December 99 when I saw GLIO video on TV and managed to tape it on VHS. I watched it over and over. I remember going to the library often to read the music magazines and look for news and updates on SOTSOG. I think it was Melody Maker or NME where there was an article about the album. They described the album track by track and it just made the anticipation for the album grow stronger. I had no access to the Internet so I was relying on magazines and TV. I liked that. Good times and memories. I remember that review with the track by track. I’ve tried for years and years to find it again. Anyone else know where one can find it? I think it was a "track by track" review from Melody Maker magazine, in which Noel (with slightly long hair) appeared on the cover. I have that magazine, and several from that era, I can scan the article and upload it, if you want. But I'll need some time. I have those old magazines at my mum's house. When I go, I'll look for it and scan it. |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Mar 26, 2024 20:08:01 GMT -5
I remember that review with the track by track. I’ve tried for years and years to find it again. Anyone else know where one can find it? I think it was a "track by track" review from Melody Maker magazine, in which Noel (with slightly long hair) appeared on the cover. I have that magazine, and several from that era, I can scan the article and upload it, if you want. But I'll need some time. I have those old magazines at my mum's house. When I go, I'll look for it and scan it. That would be amazing. I can’t tell you how many times I read that review in high school I guess a month or two before leak/release. Thanks. |
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Post by ChampagneHypernova on Mar 27, 2024 8:10:45 GMT -5
I remember that review with the track by track. I’ve tried for years and years to find it again. Anyone else know where one can find it? I think it was a "track by track" review from Melody Maker magazine, in which Noel (with slightly long hair) appeared on the cover. I have that magazine, and several from that era, I can scan the article and upload it, if you want. But I'll need some time. I have those old magazines at my mum's house. When I go, I'll look for it and scan it. Thanks a lot in advance, if you can make it happen. Much appreciated. |
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Post by ajito on Apr 3, 2024 4:57:51 GMT -5
I think it was a "track by track" review from Melody Maker magazine, in which Noel (with slightly long hair) appeared on the cover. I have that magazine, and several from that era, I can scan the article and upload it, if you want. But I'll need some time. I have those old magazines at my mum's house. When I go, I'll look for it and scan it. That would be amazing. I can’t tell you how many times I read that review in high school I guess a month or two before leak/release. Thanks. I think it was a "track by track" review from Melody Maker magazine, in which Noel (with slightly long hair) appeared on the cover. I have that magazine, and several from that era, I can scan the article and upload it, if you want. But I'll need some time. I have those old magazines at my mum's house. When I go, I'll look for it and scan it. Thanks a lot in advance, if you can make it happen. Much appreciated. Sorry for the delay in responding, but it took me a few days to go to my mother's house, look for the magazines and scan them... but it's done! Additionally, I have taken the opportunity to scan other magazines from that era that I have found. There is news related to the band, announcements, interviews and SOTSOG reviews. *There are a couple of interviews that came in separate issues of NME and UNCUT magazine, so I have merged them into the same file, as I find it more comfortable to read. Well I hope you enjoy it! www.mediafire.com/file/8itypiagppy075u/Music_Magazines_2000_by_Ajito.zip/fileP.S. Lennon2217: the track by track review it's the file named "Melody Maker 19.02.2000" P.S.2 "The Fan-ishinquisition" (NME) is really funny. |
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Post by mahsteve on Apr 3, 2024 5:13:27 GMT -5
That would be amazing. I can’t tell you how many times I read that review in high school I guess a month or two before leak/release. Thanks. Thanks a lot in advance, if you can make it happen. Much appreciated. Sorry for the delay in responding, but it took me a few days to go to my mother's house, look for the magazines and scan them... but it's done! Additionally, I have taken the opportunity to scan other magazines from that era that I have found. There is news related to the band, announcements, interviews and SOTSOG reviews. *There are a couple of interviews that came in separate issues of NME and UNCUT magazine, so I have merged them into the same file, as I find it more comfortable to read. Well I hope you enjoy it! www.mediafire.com/file/8itypiagppy075u/Music_Magazines_2000_by_Ajito.zip/fileP.S. Lennon2217: the track by track review it's the file named "Melody Maker 19.02.2000" P.S.2 "The Fan-ishinquisition" (NME) is really funny. Many thanks for taking the time to do this, really appreciated |
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Post by ChampagneHypernova on Apr 3, 2024 5:29:35 GMT -5
That would be amazing. I can’t tell you how many times I read that review in high school I guess a month or two before leak/release. Thanks. Thanks a lot in advance, if you can make it happen. Much appreciated. Sorry for the delay in responding, but it took me a few days to go to my mother's house, look for the magazines and scan them... but it's done! Additionally, I have taken the opportunity to scan other magazines from that era that I have found. There is news related to the band, announcements, interviews and SOTSOG reviews. *There are a couple of interviews that came in separate issues of NME and UNCUT magazine, so I have merged them into the same file, as I find it more comfortable to read. Well I hope you enjoy it! www.mediafire.com/file/8itypiagppy075u/Music_Magazines_2000_by_Ajito.zip/fileP.S. Lennon2217: the track by track review it's the file named "Melody Maker 19.02.2000" P.S.2 "The Fan-ishinquisition" (NME) is really funny. Thank you so much for doing this! I'll download it tonight when I get home. Can't wait to read them. |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Apr 3, 2024 5:41:03 GMT -5
That would be amazing. I can’t tell you how many times I read that review in high school I guess a month or two before leak/release. Thanks. Thanks a lot in advance, if you can make it happen. Much appreciated. Sorry for the delay in responding, but it took me a few days to go to my mother's house, look for the magazines and scan them... but it's done! Additionally, I have taken the opportunity to scan other magazines from that era that I have found. There is news related to the band, announcements, interviews and SOTSOG reviews. *There are a couple of interviews that came in separate issues of NME and UNCUT magazine, so I have merged them into the same file, as I find it more comfortable to read. Well I hope you enjoy it! www.mediafire.com/file/8itypiagppy075u/Music_Magazines_2000_by_Ajito.zip/fileP.S. Lennon2217: the track by track review it's the file named "Melody Maker 19.02.2000" P.S.2 "The Fan-ishinquisition" (NME) is really funny. Awesome!!! Can’t wait to download after work. Much much appreciated my good man!!!! |
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Post by morning_rain on Apr 3, 2024 5:52:54 GMT -5
That would be amazing. I can’t tell you how many times I read that review in high school I guess a month or two before leak/release. Thanks. Thanks a lot in advance, if you can make it happen. Much appreciated. Sorry for the delay in responding, but it took me a few days to go to my mother's house, look for the magazines and scan them... but it's done! Additionally, I have taken the opportunity to scan other magazines from that era that I have found. There is news related to the band, announcements, interviews and SOTSOG reviews. *There are a couple of interviews that came in separate issues of NME and UNCUT magazine, so I have merged them into the same file, as I find it more comfortable to read. Well I hope you enjoy it! www.mediafire.com/file/8itypiagppy075u/Music_Magazines_2000_by_Ajito.zip/fileP.S. Lennon2217: the track by track review it's the file named "Melody Maker 19.02.2000" P.S.2 "The Fan-ishinquisition" (NME) is really funny. Thanks so much ajito! Muchas gracias! |
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Post by ajito on Apr 3, 2024 6:44:32 GMT -5
You are welcome! De nada!  This community has given me so much, that I try to do my part as much as I can! I have many magazines with Oasis as protagonists from 1994 until now. So if anyone needs anything, can contact me. If I have it, I share it. |
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Post by His Royal Noelness on Apr 3, 2024 7:14:05 GMT -5
This is great, thanks!
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