I don't care what Brits say. These guys were a one hit wonder everywhere else in the world. Fuck this pussy ass band.
In Australia? One hit wonder
In Canada? One hit wonder
In America? One hit wonder
In Brazil? One hit wonder
In Japan? One hit wonder
In fucking Zimbabwe? One hit fucking wonder
This movie should never have been made.
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Only English people like them.
Even if they were, the movie's still entertaining.
how do you not even know champagne supernova you buttblasted zoomer?
oasis were overrated hut better than a lot of shit at the time
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>In Australia? One hit wonder
Wrong, they were huge here
Seething blur fan
They were huge even in mexico
yeah, but they're an British band. they're a hit there and they don't have to be anywhere else (although they were in America back in the day), what's your point? fakin poofta, nevah bathed in a champagne supernova
>one hit wonder
>able to consistently sell out stadiums for the next 15 years
I don't think so Tim
except they struggled to sell out 1,000 capacity clubs in america
Champagne Supernova was big. Don't Look Back in Anger and Live Forever were played a lot on alt stations. Don't Go Away kind of was as well but that one was more forgettable.
You're not the center of the world.
This isn't true though. They played Madison Square Garden multiple times and headlined Coachella.
>In Brazil
Oasis were and are still huge in South America the fuck you talking about?
We control culture are you joking
This. Stop Crying Your Heart was a massive hit here at the time too. I remember it was even a theme in some soap opera.
How old are you? They sold out stadiums in America all the time late 2000s. How are you 18+ if you don't remember that?
2 overated cokehead chavs... Coldplay are better.
True, but rock was invented in america
As in one hit song? (I assume you mean Wonderwall) Most people probably know CS, DLBiA and Live Forever, so no.
As in only one hit album? Well, Live Forever was on Definitely Maybe, so they had a couple of years worth of a popular run. Still, they peaked hard around 94-95, before the Gallagher brothers couldn't stand eachother anymore.
SO SALLY CAN WAIT
yup you control it, and youve used that power to destroy european cultures and replace it with progressive american ideals that amount to people destroying themselves then replacing themselves with 3rd worlders under the guise of "muh feedom"
so thanks for destroying western civilization i guess
>In Australia? One hit wonder
I don't know for certain about other countries but in Australia and New Zealand they were fucking huge. Seriously, everyone who was around then has a copy of Morning Glory somewhere in their CD collection.
The real problem with Oasis is that their third album, Be Here Now, was seen as such a huge disaster it basically killed the bands momentum and relevancy almost overnight. It's the problem with the Supersonic documentary too, the film ends at Knebworth, their peak, and doesn't delve into the trainwreck that was their careers from that point on. I would pay fucking good money to see an Oasis documentary covering the Be Here Now era and tour because some of the stories are hilarious (everyone was too high on cocaine including the producer and mixer, Liam's voice was fucked, Noel took a holiday and didn't finish any of the song's lyrics, the cocaine lead them to add millions of guitar overdubs and solos to every single fucking song making it an unbearable experience to listen to all the way through etc.) Basically the first album, Definitely Maybe (1994) made them British superstars and got them some overseas recognition, Morning Glory in late 1995 made them worldwide superstars and they even broke America with Wonderwall and then in 1997 they did Be Here Now and fucking killed their careers (even though the band did go on after then few were listening)
Also they were a fucking good band when they started. This live gig is from right before they did Definitley Maybe and they sound fantastic. The problem is that Noel quickly ran out of things to write about the more famous he got (most of his early songs are about wishing to be a rock-star and famous and once he got his wish he didn't have much to say) and Liam's distinctive singing style is actually really band for your throat and killed his voice by the time 1997 rolled around (not helped by the cigs, booze and drugs of course.)
>youtube.com
>dumb band formed by a couple of cunts who hate each other
>Woah so deep and artistic!
I never get normies and their obsecession for pedestrian music
Good choruses and catchy hooks go a long way.
Came here to post this, OP once again a massive poofter.
Unironically better than the beetles.
it really was just Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova here in the U.S. and I was in H.S. at the time, so I would've noticed if the other songs had really caught on instead of just been pushed
Oasis sucked, and Blur were just as irrelevant. It was Song 2 and that's it. Some oldfags might've heard Girls & Boys on college radio, but it was never a mainstream hit
oasis suck dick
So no counterargument, just eurosperging
Not him but counter arguments to what exactly?
Yep, I remember distinctly when Be Here Now came out and it sold fucking boat loads.
u dont say nish esp when your a massive cunt as you were LG x
Blur didn't give a solitary fuck about American success, their whole identity was about being as anti-American as possible. Gorillaz is massive in your country too so fuck off.
I'm all for shitposting, but I don't even know how you can say one hit wonder unless you're underage.
based Liam
Be Here Now had genuinely good songs, I listened to the demos on the re-release and they hold up remarkably. Production was the real issue, but even then it adds a certain extravagant charm to the album. They weren't afraid to be massive and appeal to that pop-arena rock style.
t. blur
>their whole identity was about being as anti-American as possible
that's why by the time they rolled around with their s/t release in 97, their sound was basically indebted to that 90's american indie/alt rock ala pavement, gbv, such an anti-american position my friend
wow, your personal identity is really defined by liking a rock band, huh?
that's too bad
>indebted
Bruh, Song 2 was basically a parody of low brow post-grunge crap. Coxon might have like Pavement for its guitar work but there was undoubtedly an anti-American streak in all of Blur's music.
Complete projection on your part mate, stay mad.
I said Oasis and Blur both sucked, you idiot
I'm an Ausfag who grew up during their prime and the only song of theirs I know is Wonderwall.
Good thing thom killed britpop for good.
what about that other song? music video had these weird effects, dude with a beard out in the street playing drums?
uh
"how does it feeeeeel like..", uh, something something
Oasis are a very strange band. Here in the UK if you listen to radio for like 3 hours straight, the only band you're guaranteed to hear a song from is Oasis, like you could literally bet your life that you will eventually hear an Oasis song during that time, and you can't really make that same bet on any other band. That's how big they are here. But everywhere else in the world they are kind of a two or three hit wonder for people not really into music. Everyone in the world knows who Bono is for example, yet hardly anyone outside the UK knows who Noel Gallagher is.
You need a slap
SHE SAID HER NAME WERE DOT
SHE DIDNT HALF TALK A LOT
Stfu blacky
They had two hits. Champaign Supernova and Wonderwall were played on the radio 24/7 in US in the 90s. Shame they suck though.
AS YOU FUCKIN WERE LG x
WOOHOO
they weren't as big as they imagined themselves to be. i remember seeing a picture of "the bonehead army" - two middle aged and obviously drunk British women in tight dresses.
that was a Chemical Brothers song, dipshit
featuring Noel Gallagher
A year later every copy ended up in Cash Converters for $1
terrible album
Wrong band, that was the gorillaz