>Americans have never heard this before
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Americans have never heard this before
Wyatt Mitchell
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Grayson Harris
>this is what the english call music
Aiden Thomas
Yes we have. It's just not played as often as Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova anymore.
It's been in tv and movies though, like that episode of Chuck or that one Netflix show with the kids
Wyatt Lee
Literally who
Evan Peterson
>Americans have never hear this before
Matthew Howard
Anyone who's not a braindead zoomer knows Oasis
Nicholas Rogers
Joshua Anderson
>Americans have never heard this before
youtube.com
Christopher Phillips
That Boomer D&C sure backfired
Brayden Young
Oasis hits in order of popularity in America:
>Literally everyone, even zoomers know them:
Wonderwall
Champagne Supernova
>If you're over 25/30 and grew up listening to a lot of 90s music, you probably know these:
Don't Look Back in Anger
Live Forever
Don't Go Away
>If you were big into specifically alternative rock in the 90s, you probably remember these:
Morning Glory
Supersonic
D'You Know What I Mean
>That one hit you'd only know if you were listening to a lot of alternative radio in 2008
The Shock of the Lightning
Benjamin Garcia
My favourite band. They have so many better songs than their famous ones. Fucking attitude to go with top tier massive tunes.
Elijah Butler
>Americans have never heard this before
youtube.com
Samuel Garcia
>Non-weebs never knew that Oasis was used as an anime OP
Gavin Johnson
This thread was ok yesterday, just not today.
Isaac Robinson
>Fucking attitude
you mean acting like whiny bitches with thin skin
Ryan Phillips
I'm 26 and I only know the first song
They were literally a one hit wonder don't kid yourself
Nathaniel Nelson
>tfw you realise the lyrics are nonsense
Parker Hernandez
I wish I was American so I could get away from fucking Oasis
Ryder Gomez
Mondays were always better
Angel Diaz
>Oasis? best band in history period.
Jaxon Bell
Nah, they were big back in the day
Chase Diaz
>all their songs literally sound the same.
>not a single songs has any unforgettable melody
>all their songs sound exactly the same, same guitar riffs, same tempos.
Christopher White
periodt*
Henry Mitchell
>Oasis
>One hit wonder
Lol u ‘avin a laff m8
Isaac White
Champagne Supernova is a popular song. I'm sitting here with my girlfriend and said "some fag said Oasis is a one-hit wonder" and it actually kind of pissed her off.
Oliver Carter
No they weren't. Nobody at my school listened to Oasis. Everybody listened to Pearl Jam or Smashin Pumpkins.
Kayden Peterson
30 y/o Murican boomer, here. I've only ever heard Wonderwall and I grew up listening to a lot of rock radio.
I knew of Oasis, but I never realized they were Rolling Stones level big in the UK until I read about them on the internet.
Jaxson Gray
I agree with this. For some reason I listened to morning Glory a lot in high school.
Jacob Jenkins
OI YOU GOT A LOICENSE TO LOOK LIKE JOHN LENNON
Kevin Baker
I literally heard this and Live Forever and Champagne Supernova on Siriusxm today
Henry Torres
Not even Champagne Supernova? That song was literally played into the ground, more than Wonderwall even.
Where are you from? Because I'm sure Oasis probably wasn't played nearly as much in secondary/rural markets as in cities or on the coasts.
They were probably bigger on MTV overall than on radio too.
Brayden Gray
I meant in the UK
Grayson Lewis
nobody cares about the uk
Adam Barnes
I live in the middle of flyover country and know all of these songs. Like how the fuck do you grow up not experiencing any Oasis songs on the radio, near other people, on TV or friends/family playing it?
I don't even mean that as in "holy shit you're missing out on fantastic music" sense, it was just plastered everywhere for years at a time.
Colton Ortiz
based
Dominic Kelly
I remember I had their first two albums on my old ipod when I was a kid and got pissed because the headphone jack got broken.
Alexander Reyes
Some people just didn't pay attention to music
i knew someone who was convinced smashing pumpkins only had two big songs
like did you even live through the 90s? they were everywhere for like 5 - 6 years
Kevin Morales
Oasis are amazing as a teenager and then just okay drinking music as an adult