Oasis Reunion (8 Viewers)
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CovInEssex
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I thought this, is it just stand in's on the drums and bass guitar?
chiefdave
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If I was an Oasis fan I'd be wanting to go and see Oasis. Not like it's a band which had a revolving door of members. I would have far less interest in going to see Liam, Noel and pals.
It's being promoted similarly to when the Robinson brothers got back together and created a new Black Crowes line up to tour arenas & stadiums in the US with nobody who had previously been in the band. Which is strange to me when nobody can argue that this is a proper Oasis line up.
I’m not sure you’d want to see them with the original drummer, he was rubbish.
SkyBlueSoul
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Now I wasn't there, but calling it the best they've been live since 1995 feels like hyperbole considering how much the Knebworth, Earl's Court, Gmex and Wembley gigs are still spoken about
"I have seen Oasis many, many times and this was the best they've been since 1995, when I caught them supporting REM at Ireland's Slane Castle"
www.bbc.co.uk
"I have seen Oasis many, many times and this was the best they've been since 1995, when I caught them supporting REM at Ireland's Slane Castle"
Oasis review: Best they've been since the 90s at Cardiff comeback gig
The band stage a triumphant show in Cardiff, as they launch their long-awaited reunion tour.
www.bbc.co.uk
fatso
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fernandopartridge
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The set list is not the best, what you'd expect a tribute act to play
But that's effectively what we are going to see. In terms of original band members, Bonehead is the only one. Both Andy Bell and Gem Archer are later additions after Bonehead and Guigsy left and the drummer is completely new and never drummed with Oasis but got the gig from touring with LG and John Squire. Aka, Liam, Noel, and pals
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eyesee
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i'm not a massive fan, but i fully acknowledge what they did back in the day.
just look at the support bands. that's some line up, and a massive show of respect to them.
this gig is either a very brave thing to do, or very stupid. but i do hope it goes well.
it's amazing that they are all still around, that's a minor miracle in itself.
Terry_dactyl
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I dunno mate, I think I prefer his early stuff.
We'll_live_and_die
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Sabbath gig is on IPTV. Didn't expect it to be
Adge
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Us aswell next Saturday-Heaton park. If you are driving let me know where you managed to park.
As others have said the Ricoh gig was really the beginning of the end and seemed a bit effortless at the time but really looking forward to them both on stage again at last instead of with the separate bands.
Seen them both separately on a few occasions after the fall out. Couldn’t really get on with the beady eye stuff but High Flying Birds have a few decent tunes.
When we were looking at the time hotels in the area were over a grand for 2 nights which was just silly. We are heading up on the Friday and staying 2 nights and managed to bag a hotel for £210 but 30 mins drive away which I don’t mind for a saving of over a grand!
Mcbean
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What sort of Channel ? Ppv ?
mmttww
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Looks and sounds likes they're absolutely bang on it. Fair f*cken play. Liam's never gonna be what he was but you can tell he's worked hard to be on a good spot. If anyone hasn't seen Supersonic it's on Channel 4 now. Brilliant film. Here's a great little interview with Liam from a little while back while we're at it...
Mcbean
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Bugger found it but it had finished - if I hadn’t watched the shit womens game I might have seen it