Oasis or Blur?

[Bring back Bryan wade!!]

Which side do you fall on?

 

[Notters]

Is it 1995 again?!

 

[martyn20]

There is only one side, Oasis everytime

 

[big nuts]

Oasis as a teenager Blur as an adult.

Definitely Maybe is clearly the best album by either band, but after that Oasis quality diminished sharply, whereas my favourite three Blur albums were their final three.

I'll sit on the fence and call it a draw, but if both bands made a new album it's pretty obvious which one would be musically superior.

 

[Baldseagull]

Oasis. The persona of both Liam and Damon get right up my nose but Liam wins because I think he intended to get up my nose.

 

[Bring back Bryan wade!!]

Is it 1995 again?!

Does it have to be?

 

[greyseagull]

Oasis -no contest for me

 

[BN9 BHA]

Oasis, but I have nothing against Blur.

 

[Bring back Bryan wade!!]

Oasis as a teenager Blur as an adult.

Definitely Maybe is clearly the best album by either band, but after that Oasis quality diminished sharply, whereas my favourite three Blur albums were their final three.

I'll sit on the fence and call it a draw, but if both bands made a new album it's pretty obvious which one would be musically superior.

Fair comment although Masterplan is also a superb album in my opinion. From a Blur perspective I equally like Think Tank and The Great Escape.

 

[Harry H]

Oasis.Without a doubt.

 

[big nuts]

Fair comment although Masterplan is also a superb album in my opinion. From a Blur perspective I equally like Think Tank and The Great Escape.

Oasis B sides between 94-96 were amazing and heights they never reached again. Think Tank is my favourite Blur album and Great Escape my least.

 

[Notters]

Does it have to be?

I suppose not! Blur easily for me, Oasis till I was about 15.

 

[Dan Aitch]

This thread is pointless without a pole.

PIG will do.

 

[Bring back Bryan wade!!]

Fair comment although Masterplan is also a superb album in my opinion. From a Blur perspective I equally like Think Tank and The Great Escape.

Charmless Man, Stereotypes, Fade Away, Best Days..... All excellent tracks I reckon but that's the beauty of musical opinion.

 

[Sarisbury Seagull]

Blur were good but Oasis all day long for me. Great band with an amazing front man.

 

[T soprano]

BOTH at the time
But personally I find now that Blur songs have stood the test of time better than Oasis

 

[Tarpon]

Neither Ta.

 

[Green Cross Code Man]

Blur but I prefer Radiohead.

 

[Exiled in Exeter]

Has anyone seen tribute band Oasish? They are playing at the Wedge in Pompey this Friday: http://www.wedgewood-rooms.co.uk/WhatsOn/TributeBands/OASISH.aspx

They also seem to fairly regularly appear at Glastonbudget:

 

[8ace]

Oasis all the way, never liked any of Blur's tunes especially the one that sounds like Nirvana at the start only to disappoint.