Does he have a point

>>126815956 (OP)
If he could have stolen music when he was growing up he would have. I was a teenager when the whole downloading thing took off and I actually bought the CDs. Now that I'm older I realize I should have just downloaded them.

>last a lifetime
Oh my fucking word :O)))

I'm not sure he need ought worry about it 2BH.

Oasis is very middle of the road music. Even if he is right 80% of the time, his ire comes from a place of deeply deserved awareness of his own mediocrity.

>>126817338
His tunes are fun to listen to every once in a while, but not really among the "greats" in the genre.

He just wasn't innovative, he already sounded revivalist with those Beatlesy note progressions (like that part in Hello when Liam sings "And it's never gonna be the same", in those descending notes, that's such a Beatles basic bitch ripoff)

At least Cobain made better songs from bits borrowed from here and there. His melodies were just so great and new

>>126815988
>If he could have stolen music...
He stole car stereos which isnt too far removed

>revivalist
That sort of was the whole point wasn't it?

>>126817338
Sthe msuic of a generating sun la thats rkid rigte there dont wear him out but like theres more then one record in the world two ya no what I mean

if people could download a coffee, they obviously would.

also, everyone has access to essentially "all the music" at the click of a button, which means there isn't a tiny group of songs and albums that are culturally relevant, making those songs and albums "worth" that tenner.

you bought Definitely Maybe in the 90s not just because it was the only option, but because it gave you access to a cultural moment. there are no cultural moments with individual releases now.

Isn't every individual release a cultural moment?

>>126815956 (OP)
yes he does. the average person is a mindless corporate drone

>>126817386
Average guitar playing
Songs listed from Beatles
Silly zeitgeist lyrics

I think even he realizes now that what made Oasis "special" was his Shakespearean relationship with his brother.

>>126819854
>Average
godlike
>listed
improved
>Silly
Optimystic

>>126815956 (OP)
The coffee and time with friends is worth more than the album you're selling Noel, and it's not even close

>>126819881
so much rizz in 1 image
>>126819904
your attitude STINKS

>>126815956 (OP)
He's absolutely right

>>126819913
>your attitude STINKS
Maybe so, but I don't need a guy from Manchester, especially this one, telling me that spending money at a bar (whether beer or coffee) with friends is a waste of time and money

>>126817338
spoken like the fucking midwit you are yourself, write something as good as live forever you fucking nerd

I do hope Damon's opera is coming on well.

>>126815988
>implying he doesn't
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asPX9UlIGn0

A LONELY SCREEN PROVIDES THE SCENE IT'S NOT HOME
EVERY NIGHT I HEAR YOU SCREAM
BUT YOU DONT SAY WHAT YOU MEAN
THIS WAS MY DREAM
BUT NOW MY DREAM HAS FLOWN
DESU

>>126815956 (OP)
He has a point but if music downloads were available to him in his youth he would have been the pirating king so…

The larger point, which is correct, is that you can’t complain about the lack of good music when you’ve ostensibly removed any real incentive to create original things.

>>126820306
If this were the only reason why original music was stagnant compared to when Oasis was in their prime, I would be a lot more sympathetic to the argument

Speak for yourselves, my music is coming on leaps and bounds.

Noel is a midwit
Liam is a genius/retard