Oasis Are Dumb LOL !!!!
 

You can clearly hear them in the video more than once offering people a refund on their tickets, then they get pissed when people actually ask for the refund.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/m...er/8110671.stm



What did the expect the crowd to do ? :1orglaugh

they are fuckers!

wow what a disaster

They just figured they were so hawt that nobody would want a refund.

Arrogance: making dumb mofo's dumber.

He was just being polite and probably joking. The fans are cunts, but then it was in Manchester so its not a surprise.

At the end of the day they missed 30 mins of the whole show, hardly a big deal.

And sortie you couldnt even give away a free tube script and you are calling Noel Gallagher dumb. :1orglaugh

They are great!!!! LOL

Never liked Oasis, too boring...

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:1orglaugh I dont think ive even spoke to you before. I was just wondering how someone who couldnt give away a free script, can judge one of the most influential men in music in the past 20 years.

I gave away so many copies that I couldn't do support so I stopped giving it away

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No, you can't.

You're just a fucking jealous surfer. :1orglaugh

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Typical Liam Attitude

Carson Daily: How Do You Feel Liam?
Liam: Godlike

Why dont you put your money where your mouth is? I bet you $500 right now i make a lot more than you.

i was laughing at him saying Noel was one of the most iinfluential men in music in the last 20 years.

Why don't you put a link where your rancid mouth is?

And not a sausage link, ok.


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moron big dick

They need to put out a good song again and then people won't ask for refunds.

He is just being Noel Gallagher. Like he give a shit or needs the money.

.. .Wait. There are people who think Oasis was influential? Or relevant in some way?

it is taking the piss about to ask for a refund for 30 mins lost

Well if you dont than you dont really have much clue about the 90's or what they did for British music.

Weren't they the ones that compared themselves to the Beatles, yeah um I don't think so

Pretty much the flag wavers for the Cool Britania era of British pop culture. You don't have to like them to know that was the case. Also, arguably, the last 'rock' stars to have come out of the country in behaviour and attitude. I am not even really that much of a fan - but I do like some songs - but to deny their influence in 90's UK would be a lie.

Honest to god I dont know who Oasis is. But this is a free post, so if you dont like it then consider it refunded and unread.

Over here in N. America their so-called "influence" was marginal at best.

They definitely did fly on behaviour and attitude, I'll give you that. Takes more than that to actually be as big as they claimed they would be though.

And offering people a refund and then thowing a trantrum when they accept it is the mark of a true shithead premadonna. Want the money then deliver a quality performance or set a second date and honor people's tickets from the first show.

£45 is alot of money.

I'm surprised only 20,000 asked for their money back after being told it was a free show. I would expect closer to 80% if not more.

Wow, and here I thought the last influental British musician was Donovan.

Never liked them and I can't remember a great tune from them.

Damn thats too bad

Thanks, CD. I recall a few marginally interesting songs hitting the airwaves stateside, but as far as actual musical influence, I'd say minimal. I've heard more folks cite Jarvis Cocker and Pulp as influential from 90s Brit pop than either of the Gallagher. From a popular culture standpoint, I'd have to say Blur wins for airwave saturation, though.

Added bonus of not being puffed up cock-wavers, too.

ya they suck but anywho

Yup, like i said he did repeat it more than once. If he had just said "fuck it this is free now" people would just have laughed and thought "yeah i wish". But he kept saying that it's NOW a free show, and gave everyone the thumbs up and said about people keeping their ticket stub.

So again, it's no surprise AT ALL that people actually took them up on the offer...

I remember it on both sides of the Atlantic largely because they were 'taking off' just as I was leaving the States. When I moved to the UK, I knew Wonderwall and Supernova and I owned that album but that was pretty much all. Then I moved here and they were like rock gods here. Look up (if anybody can be bothered) the 'great Blur vs Oasis battle'...it shows up on nearly every 'remember when' show here.

One of the problems they had with launching themselves in the States was that Liam pretty much messed up every promo push. I can remember before I left the States watching their big MTV launch in the States only to find Liam didn't show up and Noel had to sing his bits. I thought he sang them better, if I am honest.

All of which, doesn't mean they weren't a huge influence in the music *industry* around that period. True, that is especially the case in the UK but it wasn't claimed that they weren't an influence in the States it was claimed they weren't at all. The British music industry in that period of the 90's - with Brit Pop and the Madchester scene - was a very big scene. I would say that that has pretty much died here now. Bands don't rule the media any more but them combined with the Spice Girls did in that period.

This is an interesting period for me because my awareness of the UK was still that of a person new to the culture. They were at their height just before and after the Spice Girls started to make it into the culture. The Spice Girls were my first experience with a UK pop culture penomenon. They appeared on their first tv show about two weeks after I moved here and I remember watching it. Then, I watched them creep into daily conversations.

Their music sucked but they still influenced British pop culture. I would go as far as to say that if you wanted to define British 'cool Britania' 90's by two music acts it would be the Spice Girls and Oasis. Which just, again, shows you don't have to be as good as you claim to have had influence.

they are so bizarre