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Depends how you define Britpop.
At the start around 1992 or so the term was coined do describe people like PJ Harvey , The Auteurs & Suede as a new British movement of bands. It didn`t actually become a 'sound' until a couple of years later when you had the likes of Elastica , Sleeper , Menswear , Shed 7 ect ect ect all trying to rip off Wire albums |
my vote's on blur....n er...hi.
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blur or oasis?
dude come on.. that was SO 90's man!
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They're both great , but Blur were better IMO. Most of Oasis' music get boring really fast, as their songs pretty much all sound alike.
Blur's band members weren't *******s in the tabloids either, and that help a lot if you're gonna like them. |
I have to go with Blur. Damon wrote better lyrics and theyre music was much more diverse where as Oasis's music all starts to blend after the first 2 albums.
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blur
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I grew up with both and they were both fantastic 60's throwbacks; however Oasis appeared in an exciting time for music, ignored that totally and appealed to the British public as the reactionary, comfort-loving, settle-for-average drunks that they predominantly are.
oh and in case there's any doubt as to who comes out on top: http://img231.imageshack.us/img231/2...9063502uw5.gif |
for once I agree with a lot of people on here. Blur was amazing. I could never get really into Oasis as they sounded like the wannabe Beatles, whereas Blur was something unique and amazing the whole time.
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Oh god I love Oasis to death so this is pretty biased.
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blur.
damon is a ****ing genius. gorillaz, good bad queen, blur. its all amazing. |
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