Oasis reunion

Phil1 said:
If they sell out their price point was correct.
If they are left with unsold tickets the price point was wrong.


* they will sell out and declare new dates that will also sell out *

People just love a good fucking whinge.
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It costs £40-£80 to watch prem games, £100 to watch Oasis and numerous other acts over 7 hours isn’t that bad.
 
Kippax Street 1880 said:
www.theguardian.com

Stop the celebrations – Oasis are the most damaging pop-cultural force in recent British history | Simon Price

Dismal lyrics, plodding tunes and prehistoric political views: why is everyone so happy that the Gallagher brothers are back, asks Simon Price
www.theguardian.com www.theguardian.com

Look how angry this fucking freak from the Grauniad is the British working class are happy about something.
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It often amazes me how some nomark given a platform in the media writes shite like this. They were a band not political figures and at their peak the biggest band in the world. Millions got pleasure from their music and still do. Every concert they play will sell.out easily. I'm not sure anybody would go to hear that plank speak if they were paid to attend.
 
paulchapo said:
It often amazes me how some nomark given a platform in the media writes shite like this. They were a band not political figures and at their peak the biggest band in the world. Millions got pleasure from their music and still do. Every concert they play will sell.out easily. I'm not sure anybody would go to hear that plank speak if they were paid to attend.
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Sounds like a right bitter ****. He managed to dig out a couple of comments from Liam going back over 20 years that, while not exactly pc (especially in the present day), were clearly Liam being his usual wumming self and not exactly being serious. I'd concede that Noel has said more offensive things than Liam and done it much more recently but the author of the article relinquishes all that by then going on to big up Pulp over Oasis as being morally superior, yet Jarvis Cocker was the instigator of one of the more controversial moments in music history at the 1996 Brit awards.

I don't buy that Oasis are the band of "flag shaggers" and racists one bit. They're incredibly popular both at home and abroad and as such there will be people from all political persuasions who like them. And if the prick who penned that piece really does think that Liam holds prehistoric views then perhaps he should read this:

www.bbc.co.uk

Liam Gallagher hailed as 'voice of reason' on Brexit

The Oasis frontman is getting praised online for his comments about the UK leaving the European Union.
www.bbc.co.uk
 
Paul Heaton at CO-OP £35
New Order at wythenshawe £61
Manics/Suede at castlefield £60

all those are better bands than Oasis and charged appropriately.
 
Anybody struggling for tickets see this lad.....
 

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Us northerners will always have that ingrained “is it worth that” instilled in us.

Most can probably afford the prices. Not all will deem them value for money and those won’t buy.

Both reasonings are fine. You pays your money* and takes your choice.

If you feel you might have a big sense of missing out after the event, buy a ticket if you can.

*or doesn’t.
 
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