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Old 05-14-2015, 09:36 PM   #51 (permalink)
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The impression I've always had of Oasis is that they were pretty good at writing bittersweet ballady type songs and pretty bad at rocking out, yet they insisted on trying to go the rocking out route on a very sizable percentage of their songs.
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I can definitely hear the similarity, but I'd still take Oasis over that any day. Better production and a more dynamic sound. They wouldn't happen to have any songs as badass as this would they?
That song does nothing for me.

I think Squeeze is a bit poppier while Oasis is probably a bit rockier.

Maybe rock purists will like this Rockabilly tune?

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Old 05-14-2015, 09:44 PM   #53 (permalink)
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The impression I've always had of Oasis is that they were pretty good at writing bittersweet ballady type songs and pretty bad at rocking out, yet they insisted on trying to go the rocking out route on a very sizable percentage of their songs.
Because they rule at it. It's why I'd rather listen to an entire Oasis album than a Blur album. I love a lot of Blur's songs, but their actual albums don't have as much energy.
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Because they rule at it. It's why I'd rather listen to an entire Oasis album than a Blur album. I love a lot of Blur's songs, but their actual albums don't have as much energy.
They don't rule at it though, they're terrible at it.
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That song does nothing for me.

I think Squeeze is a bit poppier while Oasis is probably a bit rockier.

Maybe rock purists will like this Rockabilly tune?

That is just nauseatingly cutesy.
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Can't please everyone. *shrugs*
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Uhg! I'll take Oasis on this one, there is a reason they sold millions of records and no one has ever heard of Squeeze.
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They don't rule at it though, they're terrible at it.
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Sorry. Like I said though, the bittersweet songs are decent. I just wish they had done more of that kind of thing.
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Cause that's what we all need. More weepy alt rock.
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