Oasis

The first time I saw Oasis was actually at the Patriot Center with Cornershop opening up for them. Brim full of asha.

The last Oasis tour with Kasabian was just alright. Liam was being a dick to the soundman. I guess that's what you do when your only "talent" is singing.

the first time i saw oasis was at nissan september 10 1996… i wasn't a big fan..never have been. .all i remember is watching it from the lawn and i am a walrus…i think we got there late…. a friend made the play to go

i like oasis because at least they behave and try and act like rock stars.. if that makes any sense…i can't stand musicians who stick their hands in their pockets and act glum.. my friend got me a ticket for this coming show 10th row center..i might have to go..but i'm not a big fan.. haven't really listened much.. i did love that instrumental featured in snatch.. thats a great tune… shock the lightning sounds allright…

i've never understood the complete hatred for oasis that many have…. so they rip off a riff here or there..big deal.. don't look back in anger is a great tune…they have quite a few good tunes actually…

but they ain't no ac dc.

Originally posted by wanderlust j. marshmallow:
The last Oasis tour with Kasabian was just alright. Liam was being a dick to the soundman. I guess that's what you do when your only "talent" is singing.

Such a great show.

Ringo.

Originally posted by hutch:
who is playing the drums for oasis?

Is it Ringo or Zak?

Also, if you don't want to invest in an Oasis ablum to find out more, just listen to any Beatles song and chances are Oasis have broken some copyright law on it. I find it a little ironic that a band steals from an inferior band to themselves. Even their lastest single is a ripoff of magical mystery tour.

I was at the Patriot and Nissan shows. Patriot crowd sucked but the band were great. Nissan was the last show before Noel eff'd off home in a huff so you could see the tension between Noel and Twat Gallagher on stage which was rather entertaining in itself.

Do you realize if Liam left the band nothing would change apart from the fact Britain would have one more loser on the dole.

its not zak..they had a falling out…

too bad.. zak can drum

Originally posted by hutch:
its not zak..they had a falling out…

too bad.. zak can drum

It's some guy named Chris Sharrock…

http://web.orange.co.uk/article/oasis-new-drummer-plays-new-songs

Oh yeah I also saw them open up for Black Crows at Merriweather. It was alright.

First of all, if you're a Ryan Adams fan and you don't know Oasis, go hear the real "Wonderwall." Ryan is a huge Oasis fan btw.

Second thing, I am totally stoked about this concert because well I love both bands. I saw Ryan last year at DAR, but have yet to see Oasis. I'm hoping to get tickets once I get paid. I want to take my dad with me, because he too is an Oasis fan.

the fact that its the saturday before xmas makes it awesome too.

Oh totally. Not even just that, but the fact it's their last tour date of this tour is even cooler.

and speaking of the holidays, those tickets would make an awesome christmas and birthday gift for my dad (his b-day is new year's eve).

For those that have never listened to Bryan Adams, I'd suggest starting with Cuts Like a Knife or Reckless. Take your pick, both are great.

Kasabian didn't even play that show if you remember.They set their equipment up then took it down due to technical problems but JET played and were awesome.Cornershop sucked when they opened for Oasis at the Patriot Center.I think the best show they did there was when TRAVIS opened for them.I got section 116 row A right beside the stage plus their new CD and a limited edition T-shirt all for $103.22.Pricey but hopefully worth it.

aceshigh: I caught Kasabian opening for Oasis in the Bay Area…

That's a good one. Pedestrian like manimtired.

Originally posted by Relaxer:
And while there are plenty of pejorative terms that could be bandied about, I hardly think the Oasis guys are pretentious. If anything, they're pedestrian.

Originally posted by chaz:
For those that have never listened to Bryan Adams, I'd suggest starting with Cuts Like a Knife or Reckless. Take your pick, both are great.

Or just listen to Pete Yorn.

ill take that as a compliment

I thought Kasabian couldn't play because the trucks carrying their equipment got lost or something.

from what i remembered they played a very short set…but i was rather "pissed," as they say, at that show.