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For me in the last year or so - The National singing Vanderlyle Crybaby Geeks genuinely acoustically at the end of a show, completely drowned out by the crowd, War on Drugs playing Under the Pressure, and the Foo Fighters playing Everlong.
I have a feeling Sam Fender is the best hope of something similar from the next generation.
Especially considering some of the comments on other parts of the forum.
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Edit: except possibly earlier this year, when Geri may have told Cristian Horner he isn't going near her "territory" again. hehehe..
Nobody has defended it - making homophobic comments isn't nice - especially as Oasis no doubt have thousands of gay fans who deserve better from Noel and Liam.
Remember two things, in the context of the article though...
1. The guy has pulled some bad things, out of context, and used them to support his tedious "I'm too good for Oasis" narrative. Everywhere Noel and Liam went for years there was some journalist waiting for a drunken comment for their next front page - journalists are dicks sometimes.
2. He is bigging up the Manics by point of comparison... now I love the Manics as much as or even more than Oasis... they are IMHO one of the greatest bands of all time... but we all know Nicky Wire once said some terrible stuff I won't repeat... he has apologised as a grown up for saying it, said he profoundly regrets it and that he was a dickhead to say it - so I forgive him personally, Stipe might not mind you... but throwing them out as paragons on that basis because of their superior lefty credentials? Price can do one.
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The yard is nothing but a fence, the sun just hurts my eyes...
The yard is nothing but a fence, the sun just hurts my eyes...
SeeTickets was taken down by people checking the prices...
The yard is nothing but a fence, the sun just hurts my eyes...
It really isn't. Pricey was writing the very same stuff in Melody Maker years ago. His points about class are quite true. Oasis were pushed as authentically working class folk in a way that Pulp weren't. I'll disagree with him about Oasis being popular with all the flag shaggers as that's ironically the same sort of crass generalization he complains about when it comes to the working class though.