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[squirtyflower]

Re: Battle of the Bands - Iron Maiden v The La's pg 80

spoilt ballot paper

 

[jimmy blue shoes]

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[Davs 19]

Re: Battle of the Bands - Iron Maiden v The La's pg 80

Where did you get the picture of Lavinda from ?

 

[MCFC BOB]

Re: Battle of the Bands - The Beatles v Blur pg 68

I don't mind people who like Oasis but if you say they're your favourite band then I just have a little chuckle to myself.

It's just lazy.

I looked at my music collection about three years ago and felt fed up with it. So I researched music right back to the early 1900s to the roots of rock with old folk music; then through the following decades with country and blues; through bluegrass, electric blues; upto rock'n'roll, rhythm'n'blues, rock, psychedelic rock, garage rock, heavy rock, prog rock, punk, post-punk, indie, Madchester, Britpop, grunge right up to present day post-punk and garage rock revival.

This was only part of it as I did the same with electronic music but there were a fair few decades fewer.

What I found was that the only original music in the last sixty years was the birth of electronic music with the likes of Kraftwerk. Nothing else was original. Every genre of rock had looked back at another genre of rock from another decade. So where you say Oasis were a Beatles tribute band (Oasis were far more rock orientated than The Beatles ever were, apart from the odd track, I don't think they're anything like The Beatles and find the comparison a false cliché), The Beatles were just a Buddy Holly tribute band, early doors, and although they were better later on they still copied many others (Karlheinz Stockhausen for example like I've metioned in another post). And you can keep going back and seeing that everyone copied someone else from further back right back to the original folk, country and blues artists from between 1910 to the 1920s.

What I also found was that Oasis still figured right up with all the artists I'd discovered along the way. My personal favourites or those who I think rate the best are The Jimmy Hendrix Experience, The Stooges, Oasis, Muddy Waters, The Black Angels, The Bees, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Wire, The Stone Roses.

Being born in 1982 and only really remembering music from the explosion of acid house and Madchester as a kid, I don't have any emotions or memories from most of the music I've researched. So no matter how good I think something is, I get more nostalgia and reminiscence from music I've listened to throughout my life. My research opened my eyes to a world of music but also made me appreciate the music I always had.

Now if an Oasis knocker was to pst something as insightful, interesting and well put as that to explain their dislike of them, I might be quite open to it.
Normally though, its the same old tired bullshit.

Tell me again why you don't like Crystal Castles.

 

[Carstairs]

Re: Battle of the Bands - Iron Maiden v The La's pg 80

Iron Maiden

 

[Lavinda Past]

Re: Battle of the Bands - Iron Maiden v The La's pg 80

Where did you get the picture of Lavinda from ?

Ha Ha Ha... V funny David, V funny.

Actually, it's a photo of my mam.

Easy mistake to make, but I have slightly more hair.

 

[twistedAM]

Re: Battle of the Bands - Iron Maiden v The La's pg 80

Maiden

 

[Tuearts right boot]

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Just so Rock 'n' Roll

 

[Lavinda Past]

Re: Battle of the Bands - Iron Maiden v The La's pg 80

Just so Rock 'n' Roll

Even John Travolta can fly a plane. How hard can that be?

 

[Gavmcfc88]

Battle of the Bands - Iron Maiden v The La's pg 80

The la's