Marky

Personally I don't think they've made a bad album. Heathen Chemistry and SOTSOG have 2, maybe 3 average songs, DBTT has a an iffy number or 2, but I think everything else, for the most part, is great.

Great documentary. I've gotta admit, I miss them as a band. They'd be well into recording a new album by now (judging by the 3 year cycle), and they've left a tremendous gap behind. God love 'em.

I like it, because it's better than the 80s music. Better production, better song, better acts, better clothes.

fawk

Southend here I come!

Yeah, they're alright.

I think a good lineup would be Liam on vocals, Whitey on drums, Jay on keys, with Gem, Andy and Bonehead revolving around 2 guitars and a bass. Gem and Andy are far too talented to be let go in favour of the old lineup. It'll be interesting to hear how Chris' input is drum-wise, this'll be his first Oasis studio contribution.

Anything that isn't ridiculously opinionated hair metal.

The Opener / Falcon / The Courteeners

Kill All Hippies / XTRMNTR / Primal Scream

Rock ‘N’ Roll Star / Definitly Maybe / Oasis

I Wanna Be Adored / The Stone Roses / The Stone Roses

Zero / It’s Blitz! / Yeah Yeah Yeahs

Baba O’Riley / Who’s Next / The Who

The Age Of The Understatement / The Age Of The Understatement / Last Shadow Puppets

Where The Streets Have No Name / Achtung Baby / U2

Can’t Stand Me Now / The Libertines / The Libertines

Love Burns / BRMC / Black Rebel Motorcycle Club

Time To Pretend / Oracular Spectacular / MGMT

Silence Is Talking / A French Kiss In The Chaos / Reverend & The Makers

Blue Orchid / Get Behind Me Satan / The White Stripes

Underdog / West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum / Kasabian

Stellify / My Way / Ian Brown

Holidays In The Sun / Never Mind The Bollocks / The Sex Pistols

Lucy The Castle / Twisted Wheel / Twisted Wheel

Blackened Blue Eyes / Simpatico / The Charlatans

Life In Technicolor / Viva La Vida / Coldplay

Aggro / We’ll Live And Die In These Towns / The Enemy

Invaders Must Die / Invaders Must Die / The Prodigy

The View From The Afternoon / Whatever People Say I Am That’s What I’m Not / Arctic Monkeys

Come Together / Abbey Road / The Beatles

The Changingman / Stanley Road / Paul Weller

Hello / (What's the Story) Morning Glory / Oasis

D'You Know What I Mean / Be Here Now / Oasis

Fuckin' In the Bushes / Standing On the Shoulder Of Giants / Oasis

The Hindu Times / Heathen Chemistry / Oasis

Turn Up The Sun / Don't Believe The Truth / Oasis

Bag It Up / Dig Out Your Soul / Oasis

Control / Come Clean / Puddle Of Mudd

Beyond Beautiful / Just Push Play / Aerosmith

The Riverboat Song / Moseley Shoals / Ocean Colour Scene

Free Me / Mother Nature Calls / Cast

Moving / Supergrass / Supergrass

Bitter Sweet Symphony / Urban Hymns / The Verve

Tender / 13 / Blur

I saw them at Hyde Park in 2007, they were alright. I'm not paying £90 to see at the O2, they can fuck right off, it angers me when guys like these charge WAY over the odds for a gig.

One of my favourite bands of all time. The debut album for me is the best debut of all time.

Gotta love ol' Dicky.

125GB

DONT LEAVE ME HAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

He should give the Beatles a percentage of his profit, just like he should for his entire discography.

HEY NOW

I don't think this is confirmed, but should be interesting. He's a Beatlehead, so I doubt he'd let it be sabotaged or ruined.

Laura Marling, Gorillaz, Ellie Goulding, Marina & The Diamonds, Slash...that's about it.

I need to rewatch "The Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus".

Genius film.

Etta James - I Just Wanna Make Love To You.

It's recieved brilliant reviews, yet I seem to be the only person that think that most of it is absolute garbage. Utter crap. 'Get your face off of facebook' He's just saying stuff to be controversial now.

WHO'S AWESOME?

With Angels

THEY'RE AWESOME.

Kinda like an early Verve, fronted by an Ian Curtis/Ian Brown type singer. Tendencies of Jesus And The Mary Chain, and Ride also.

Probably one of the best new bands on the planet.

Geez, that sucked.

I'm a loyal Kasabian fan, so I have to see them, I'm sure they'll miss my company if I weren't to show up. Serge would cry little psychedelic tears of acid.

Someone played me a death metal version of Black Coffee by 90s British girl group All Saints. The original being the fairly good pop song that it is, I ended up eating my own ears by the end of the death metal version.

Butterfly Effect was on last night. Brilliant film, great acting from Ashton Kutcher and Amy Smart. And a very thought provoking film too. You can't go wrong when a film has an Oasis song at the end

Quite similar to Eternal Sunshine in the idea of it, are there any other films like this?