Best Oasis Songs

McG wrote: I think Be Here Now is incredibly underrated

BigStrongMan wrote: McG wrote: I think Be Here Now is incredibly underrated Fantastic album.  Oasis’s b-sides beat Blurs A sides.

Whatever and The Masterplan are just immense.

MC Hammered wrote: Noel has done a few Podcasts with Matt Morgan over the past couple of months if anyone is arsed listening to them https://www.radiox.co.uk/radio/podcasts/funny-how-with-matt-morgan/

pre Madonna wrote: drog addict wrote: BigStrongMan wrote: McG wrote: I think Be Here Now is incredibly underrated Fantastic album.  Oasis’s b-sides beat Blurs A sides.  They do in their hole Oasis b-sides probably beat Oasis a-sides. Despite doing some absolutely dreadful stuff that hasn't aged at all well, Blur probably have the slightly better stuff overall.  I do think Oasis were the last great musical movement though and that's why they are more loved. Class was certainly an aspect, but I think they were the last of a chain of British bands that were the sound of their generation and time. Started with The Beatles and ended with Oasis and ran from Merseybeat to Britpop. No individual band has been as important since and are unlikely to be due to nature of the world. The fact that they had that punk attitude made ordinary lads empathise with them too. I might prefer Blur, but I wanted a night out with the Gallaghers.  I think every male music fan in the 90s, particularly if they were also into football,  wanted a session with them. Even now, I  would rather listen to Noel being a pound shop Morrissey(having started out as a pound shop Johnny Marr) than listen to Alex James talk about cheese.

Both great bands imo. Oasis are great to listen to on a night out or getting ready for a night out. Would rarely listen to them on a normal day. Some fantastic sing along anthems and their more mellow stuff is class by and large. They do have a fair bit of filler throughout their career tbf like most bands. People seem to dismiss Blur without giving them a proper listen. Absolutely fantastic back catalog, not just the more popular songs. Mightn't have had as many anthems as Oasis but the quality and variation of their music makes me keep coming back to them. Both were class anyway. Someone said how bad Noel's modern stuff is. I quite liked his first album. Liam knows the formula that works for him now, his solo stuff is off the same template as Oasis. Doing something different didn't work with Beady Eye. He knows what works anyway and is battering away successfully with it

thebronze14 wrote: Both great bands imo. Oasis are great to listen to on a night out or getting ready for a night out. Would rarely listen to them on a normal day. Some fantastic sing along anthems and their more mellow stuff is class by and large. They do have a fair bit of filler throughout their career tbf like most bands. People seem to dismiss Blur without giving them a proper listen. Absolutely fantastic back catalog, not just the more popular songs. Mightn't have had as many anthems as Oasis but the quality and variation of their music makes me keep coming back to them. Both were class anyway. Someone said how bad Noel's modern stuff is. I quite liked his first album. Liam knows the formula that works for him now, his solo stuff is off the same template as Oasis. Doing something different didn't work with Beady Eye. He knows what works anyway and is battering away successfully with it

pre Madonna wrote: Would agree with that. I love Oasis when I am drinking, but not sure I could listen to a full album now. There's a few Blur albums that I still listen to reasonably regularly. I'm listening to 'Leisure' now and enjoying it, even though it has been a while. 'Sing' is probably my favourite Blur song.

corkery wrote: 'Hello', they played it there one day at Tynecastle, real soccer song.