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In reply to the discussion: Oasis ??? [View all]ProfessorGAC
(74,235 posts)29. Happens To Most Of Us
I admit being late to REM. They didn't do much for me, despite the hits. It was years later that, listening a little more carefully, I decided they were actually very interesting. The way the instruments played off each other was much more involved than I thought.
Also, I got fooled by the Nickelback flogging. When I finally ignore that & listened, I found those were some really good songs, executed superbly.
Oasis was that way for me, but I recognized them well before now. But, they were already nearing their end when I realized they were good.
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You should pay more attention to the music. Search for the threads I've posted here.
highplainsdem
Friday
#4
I have. Oasis just never did anything for me. No doubt about it: they have a very large and enthusiastic fan base ...
marble falls
Friday
#9
Not a tin ear. We all have different taste. But I didn't give them much attention at all in the '90s, between
highplainsdem
Friday
#14
If I were to give one reason why they don't reach me, it's that they sound too pop-ish for my tastes. ...
marble falls
Friday
#16
There is no way to figure out exactly what will appeal to someone. Even just deciding what an artist's
highplainsdem
Friday
#19
They're more rock and more punk than the Beatles. Noel said they were a punk band with Beatles melodies.
highplainsdem
Yesterday
#20
Wonderwall is good, but it isn't in my ten favorite Oasis songs, and might not even be in my top 20, if I
highplainsdem
22 hrs ago
#30
It would be boring if we didn't all like different things. But this Oasis tour has brought nearly unanimous
highplainsdem
Friday
#15
They do NOT use AI vocals. Do you think I'd post about them if they did? Has anyone on DU posted more against
highplainsdem
Friday
#5
Just allowed a band to use AI to copy their vocals and approved of it. Back off. Your own article
hlthe2b
Friday
#6
Liam didn't "approve of the album." After hearing one or part of one track, he told someone on Twitter
highplainsdem
Friday
#8
I'm glad you are enjoying this band's reemergence. I am equivocal but appreciate your
hlthe2b
Friday
#10
Although the band didn't reunite until last year, after breaking up in 2009, both Noel and Liam have had
highplainsdem
Friday
#11
Thanks! I have to fight AI. It's a threat to too much that I value, too many people that I value.
highplainsdem
Yesterday
#23
Where have you been? Their tour's been getting rave reviews for months, and for good reason. I host this forum,
highplainsdem
Friday
#3
You didn't need to "search for an existing topic." But your saying "This week they're a hot topic" caught
highplainsdem
22 hrs ago
#31
Btw, 9 of my 10 favorites listed above are on the tour setlist. The exception there is The Hindu Times,
highplainsdem
21 hrs ago
#32
I don't think there's any time when someone's "due to discover them." Their concerts have people of
highplainsdem
Yesterday
#21
Those first classic Oasis albums came at a time when caregiving was the focus of my life, and it seemed for
highplainsdem
21 hrs ago
#33