werent they fucking amazing?

i was at loch lomond..what a gig with black grape,cast etc

it was beautiful weather as well

was it really 8 years ago!

"some might say they dont believe in heaven.....go and tell it to the man who lives in hell.....CLASS!"

Didn't they break up that night?






















Don't they break up every gig?

the biggie in loch lomond was that rob collins had just been killed from the charlatans and they were sorely missed.

but i was lucky back in 96 to be aprt of a genuine musical pheneomon

they were the zeitgeist

plus as well as a brilliant gig,hot weather,pulling a married woman that was the weekend WE SIGNED SHEARER!!!

They only big in UK.

Says enuf.

People wipe their asses with their shitty attitude. Noel I like somewhat. He is not dumb as fuck all of the time and is honest about ripping Burt off.

But that Liam is a fucking nitwit and should be shot just to save humanity from his disgraceful stupidity.

liam WAS the voice of a disenfranchised britain.....and he was funny as fuck as well!

Yes Oasis was quite amazing around that time. Too bad the band sunk around their ego and attitude.
I'm still hoping they will record another masterpiece... At least Heathen Chemistry was a step n the right direction...

jonylawson said:

What? A coked up multi-millionaire "the voice of disenfranchised Britain" - bollocks! Funny you talking about their so-called brilliance in the past tense.

yeah he WAS ...look a normal set of lads out of a housing estate suddenly become the biggest stars of their time.....good lads

Oasis were great back then but to this day I cant remember the last time I played one of their records

crikey i was just thinkin bout how they went from being massive to bein ordinary mmm.... just like that !!! i was at the loch lomond gig cant remember which nite sat/sun i thought they were shit cos the sound was poor !!! my friend was there too on the nite i wasnt,,, and said it was awsome the sound was brill !

liam is a fukin tosser great singer for oasis but he's a dickhead ned !!!

danielboon said:

I think doing those great big shows so early on in their career (second album) was probably what did for them. Too much too soon. They went the way of that other band of brothers, Bros, who played Wembley Stadium at a similar juncture in their careers, and then promptly petered out.

I went to Knebworth in '96... highlight of the day... Manic Street Preachers... oh yeah, John Squire guested on Champagne Supernova... says it all really!

Oasis made some good records and I'm glad I was there, but they aren't/weren't a good live band by that time...