ROTFL, yup, I'm backing the lousy singer so we can get Harley a gig with the band! [img]graemlins/laugh2.gif[/img] :D

So does that make me #8 or #9 to think it was about something else? :D

*edit* and to return to the thread, I haven't listened to it yet, Brayf. Sounds interesting, though ;)

[ 05-26-2005, 10:18 PM: Message edited by: Bungleau ]

Well, I'm betting I'm #10. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

11 and counting .... Poor Brayf I bet he wonders what the hell we are thinking about [img]graemlins/hehe.gif[/img]

I'm glad the band is back in form Brayf. I thought they would disapear into oblivion, or a cloud of white powder! [img]graemlins/heee.gif[/img]

Liam's voice is absolutely terrific, which is what I hope you meant to say. His voice has always been one of the great things about Oasis, and I think he's in better form here than on any of the other three latest albums.

You're right about the album though, it's their best in 10 years by a large margin.

Thanks cloudy, but let me get through my recital next month first [img]graemlins/hehe.gif[/img]

Haha, I think Noel sings most of the songs on it and he does them really well. Liam does a couple of songs quite well but on the whole I think he's starting to sound a bit too old.

Uh...but don't almost all Oasis songs sound like something else? You have to admit this is a band which hasn't let success get in the way of attitude.

I actually like Oasis, but the Gallaghers aren't what I'd call a fount of talent, unless you count creative 'borrowing' as talent. Shakermaker? Go Let It Out?...I mean, they barely bothered to even change the lyrics.

Mancunian Faux-Snobbery is fine to a point but, like them or not, Oasis is bound to end up a footnote of some kind in music history.

Oasis - I Can't Believe People Buy This Indie Crap is also a good album ;) :D