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[Music] Oasis at Brighton Centre on 29 December, 1994 - were you there?
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Live by the sea
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No - always thought Oasis were simply overrated yobs
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Weird that you named yourself after their live video then.
Thanks for your input anyway.
JonnyCLately
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yup! Brighton was exciting for a 20 year old JCL back then. Probably still is!!
Live by the sea
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Purely coincidental I can assure you .
StonehamPark
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lol.
Barnet Seagull
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At the east wing? Yes, I was there. Baby South supporting I think
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Thankfully no, was quite possibly playing my own gig. Brighton was awash with good bands then.
Barnet Seagull
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Me and my mate are near the back on the left. Much slimmer then. Not great being tall at concerts
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Barnet Seagull
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Just realised east wing was June. Was at both
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Live by the sea
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One of the earliest concerts at the Brighton centre was Queen , they played a 3 night run on Dec 1979 . Was at one of those gigs .
By far one of the best bands we’ve ever had. The perfect blend of rock and pop, much like the The Beatles in that way.
The snobbery of musicians/producers in the business towards working class musicians who may want to emulate bands like Oasis is what keeps potential good bands from getting anywhere these days.
n1 gull
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Yep I was there. I was upstairs in the balcony with a bunch of friends. It was very good fun we good absolutely hammered!
By far one of the best bands we’ve ever had. The perfect blend of rock and pop, much like the The Beatles in that way.
The snobbery of musicians/producers in the business towards working class musicians who may want to emulate bands like Oasis is what keeps potential good bands from getting anywhere these days.
It was nothing to with them being working class, they behaved like *unts. Slagging of anyone and everything to try make themselves seem as cool. I personally despise people who slate others to make themselves seem better whether they are famous or otherwise. Their music was not good enough for me to be able see above their attitude.
Live by the sea
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Exactly that . Nothing to do with working class , all to do with being idiots .
That's part of the reason I don't like to know much about musicians 'off stage'. I liked early Oasis very much. If I'd taken note of the gobshitery it would have put me off. Same with Madonna. Loved her music. My ex wife hated her for reasons I wasn't interested in discovering.
portlock seagull
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Certainly not as good as Blur. As per the battle of the bands which Oasis lost. And Country house was probably Blurs worst ever song. Still beat Oasis. Love NGs HFBs but OASIS were crap. Just goes to show, get rid of gobey twaty Liam and Noels never looked back (in anger) See what I did there?
