Red Mosquito

I love the opening track too, but if that's the only positive you have for an entire album, I think calling it good overall is a stretch. Sorry boys.

(My Big Mouth, Stand By Me and Fade In-Out are also solid, but not enough to salvage the record overall)

Ello Sailor wrote:I love the opening track too, but if that's the only positive you have for an entire album, I think calling it good overall is a stretch. Sorry boys.

(My Big Mouth, Stand By Me and Fade In-Out are also solid, but not enough to salvage the record overall)

Definitely not the only positive I have, I think the only song that gets a bit long in the tooth for me is Magic Pie but ya like what ya like, d'you know what I mean.

How things are going

oasisfan35 wrote:

Ello Sailor wrote:I love the opening track too, but if that's the only positive you have for an entire album, I think calling it good overall is a stretch. Sorry boys.

(My Big Mouth, Stand By Me and Fade In-Out are also solid, but not enough to salvage the record overall)

Definitely not the only positive I have, I think the only song that gets a bit long in the tooth for me is Magic Pie but ya like what ya like, d'you know what I mean.

I like most of the songs on the album. I lose interest toward the end but I really like about 2/3 of it.

The singles from Morning Glory were omnipresent for about 18 months in 1996-97. I thought they were so-so songs before being bombarded with them by MTV/radio/friends every few hours, but it got to the point where I actively hated them they were on so much.

When “D’You Know What I Mean” came out it felt like such a breath of fresh air — to someone only familiar with the Morning Glory singles, this was the first song that felt worthy of the sneering, self-aggrandizing attitude that the band constantly put across during interviews. I bought the CD and loved it. That was the same summer I really got into the Beatles, Radiohead, The Doors etc, and the excess and ego of Be Here Now fit a lot more comfortably alongside that stuff than the Morning Glory material fit alongside the grunge I was listening to a year prior.

I went back and listened to Definitely Maybe and Morning Glory in full some years later and found them really average. It’s possible that, had I first heard Be Here Now at that same time, I would have found it even worse, but its hooks were into me already. Ultimately I think it was just a right time/right place one-off.

Magic Pie and The Girl In The Dirty Shirt are underrated

LFUCKING

wease wrote:LFUCKING

spunkbubble

I love Liam.

https://www.nme.com/news/music/oasis-to ... ia-3797221

Now, with the announcement believed to be in the coming week or so, sources close to the tour have revealed to NME the locations that the Live ’25 tour will supposedly visit next year – with Liam and Noel Gallagher heading to the US, South America, Asia and Australia. Check out the list here:

Toronto, Canada       
Chicago, US
East Rutherford, New Jersey, US  
Boston, US
Los Angeles, US     
Mexico City, Mexico
Seoul, South Korea
Tokyo, Japan
Melbourne, Australia
Sydney, Australia
Sao Paulo, Brazil  
Santiago, Chile   
Buenos Aires, Argentina

yesssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss

Oasis North American Tour Dates:
Aug. 24 – Toronto, ON @ Rogers Stadium
Aug. 28 – Chicago, IL @ Soldier Field
Aug. 31 – East Rutherford, NJ @ MetLife Stadium
Sept. 6 – Los Angeles, CA @ Rose Bowl Stadium
Sept. 12 – Mexico City, MX @ Estadio GNP Seguros

Registration for the presale is open via the official Oasis website through Tuesday, Oct. 1 at 8 a.m. EST. General onsale will begin Friday, Oct. 4 at 12 p.m. local time via Ticketmaster.

registered for pre-sale, but no confirmation email yet.

i have no chill.

didn't get in for the pre-sale. My BiL did, and is getting tix for me.

i'm in the chicago pre-sale, but i'm not a big enough fan to pull the trigger on $900 (w/fees) tickets. and i'm old and not getting GA.

welp, nevermind...he said there were only floor VIP left.

f that.

i managed to get tickets for Chicago. section 226, row 11.

the queue was moving so fast i had to pick something. paid less than i did for PJ.

very stoked to go back to Chicago. gonna get to hang with my BiL and his wife, as well as one of my best friends, who's bringing his family.

dad wrote:i managed to get tickets for Chicago. section 226, row 11.

the queue was moving so fast i had to pick something. paid less than i did for PJ.

very stoked to go back to Chicago. gonna get to hang with my BiL and his wife, as well as one of my best friends, who's bringing his family.

my family can't make it

Chris_H_2 wrote:

dad wrote:i managed to get tickets for Chicago. section 226, row 11.

the queue was moving so fast i had to pick something. paid less than i did for PJ.

very stoked to go back to Chicago. gonna get to hang with my BiL and his wife, as well as one of my best friends, who's bringing his family.

my family can't make it

i meant your other family.

dad wrote:

Chris_H_2 wrote:

dad wrote:i managed to get tickets for Chicago. section 226, row 11.

the queue was moving so fast i had to pick something. paid less than i did for PJ.

very stoked to go back to Chicago. gonna get to hang with my BiL and his wife, as well as one of my best friends, who's bringing his family.

my family can't make it

i meant your other family.

fuck

dad wrote:i managed to get tickets for Chicago. section 226, row 11.

the queue was moving so fast i had to pick something. paid less than i did for PJ.

very stoked to go back to Chicago. gonna get to hang with my BiL and his wife, as well as one of my best friends, who's bringing his family.

Awesome!

Soldier field is a huge big place right?

and thyeve sold it out. MAd