deletebeepbeepbeep
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- May 12, 2009
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But Pulp are actually good.
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[Music] Oasis - 2025
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Anything that would make you a bit happierI'd rather give you a kiss ducky
- Oct 17, 2008
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Start a Pulp thread then, and I’ll come and shit that up like you’re shitting up this thread.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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I'm only having a joke
if I get tickets I'll be at the front with the best of them.
jackalbion
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- Aug 30, 2011
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Well it should be good, but Wembley is an astronomically bad gig venue.
NorthstandRacoon
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The intelligence in me agrees, the lager lover, does not.
These guys sound like a duo that make funny/strange noises with their mouths.
NorthstandRacoon
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IT IS ON AND CONFIRMED. JUST LOOK EVERYWHERE!!
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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The last time anyone from Oasis released music of any relevance has got to be clear of 30 years ago
Andy Bell has released some excellent music with Ride in the last 10 years.
Last years Album was excellent.
You do, obvs.
Just finished listening to this…
www.bbc.co.uk
Hugely enjoyable.
It’s a shame that the creatively imploded so early on. Probably three great albums and then the rest just sounded like covers of Oasis tracks.
Still, a huge band. Doubt I’ll want to pay the exorbitant ticket prices for a trip to the arsehole of London that is Wembley, but for mega fans it will be great.
The Rise and Fall of ... - The Rise and Fall of Oasis - Coming Soon… The Rise and Fall of Oasis - BBC Sounds
Jo Whiley and Steve Lamacq delve into the complex relationship between Liam and Noel.
www.bbc.co.uk
Hugely enjoyable.
It’s a shame that the creatively imploded so early on. Probably three great albums and then the rest just sounded like covers of Oasis tracks.
Still, a huge band. Doubt I’ll want to pay the exorbitant ticket prices for a trip to the arsehole of London that is Wembley, but for mega fans it will be great.
Conversely why wouldn’t you watch a support band?Who watches support bands?
*edit* unless you're a big fan of the support band and have come along especially to, er, support them
Tom Hark Preston Park
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Used to go and watch bands five or six times a week. Support band time was usually time to go to the bar
This isn’t really answering my question
. Why not grab a drink and then watch the support band?I don’t have a strong argument other than, why not? What else are you doing which is of a higher priority?
Tom Hark Preston Park
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It's the only answer I've got I'm afraidThis isn’t really answering my question
I don’t have a strong argument other than, why not? What else are you doing which is of a higher priority?
dejavuatbtn
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Agreed. Over the years you find a few gems who either end up making it big and you can say “I was there”, or produce music you like. And it’s all sort of free
Fair point, well made.
