Sunshi-iii-ine, let's chat on li-iii-ine... Oasis do live webcast
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To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Oasisinet.com, Oasis's official
website, Noel Gallagher will be answering questions from fans around the world for the first time in a live and interactive video webcast. The webcast is in association with RealNetworks and MTV/VH1, who will host and promote the event respectively.
Fans are invited to visit the specially created broadcast microsite and to email their questions to Noel prior to and during the live webcast. The webcast Q&A session will originate from London and will betransmitted LIVE over the internet, exclusively in RealVideo(r) on Friday 22nd of April at 7pm UK time (2pm in New York, 11am in LA and 1am on 23rd of April in Tokyo).
Fans can access the live webcast on Oasis' official website HERE, on the RealGuide sites worldwide HERE as well as MTV's international sites HERE. Fans will be able to access the webcast video on demand from the following day until June 24th via the same websites.
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Re: Sunshi-iii-ine, let's chat on li-iii-ine... Oasis do live webcast
Yep, I remember seeing the address for the Radiohead website in The Bends inner sleeve. That was the first time I can recall seeing a web address on an album.
Re: Sunshi-iii-ine, let's chat on li-iii-ine... Oa
Oasis made a brilliant album in 1994. And a pretty good one in 1995. Since then, it has been a series of diminishing returns (I kept going up until Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants) and if you go and see any number of new or established acts now, you can see what it means to people to actually care what they're doing, to innovate (yes, that IS possible in rock), to entertain (Oasis act like pensioners on stage) and above all to appear to care about their target audience...
Re: Sunshi-iii-ine, let's chat on li-iii-ine... Oasis do live webcast
I'm pretty sure they were using the internet in America in the 80s.
And I think the idea of the internet was conceived in the 60s or something.
And I think the idea of the internet was conceived in the 60s or something.
Re: Sunshi-iii-ine, let's chat on li-iii-ine... Oasis do live webcast
Are you implying that its ok for Oasis to come out with the same shit every time they release an album because everything else has already been done?
If so you are a complete idiot.
If so you are a complete idiot.
Sunshi-iii-ine, let's chat on li-iii-ine... Oasis
Got to love Andy Bell though....cheeky chappy.
Re: Sunshi-iii-ine, let's chat on li-iii-ine... Oa
What are Bloc Party doing that is remotely groundbreaking?
What did The Libertines do that was remotely groundbreaking?
What did The Libertines do that was remotely groundbreaking?
Re: Sunshi-iii-ine, let's chat on li-iii-ine... Oa
Not alot. So?
All I'm saying is that using the claim that everying has already been done in terms of guitar based bands to justify releasing shit like Lyla is absurd.
However, progression within the confines of a band is important. Don't keep releasing the same shit every album (a la Oasis). Look at Coldplay - No one could ever claim they are groundbreaking or innovative but the progression is there. Oasis might be able to get away with it if they were remotely talented, but 6-7 albums of the same dull shit just isn't acceptable.
All I'm saying is that using the claim that everying has already been done in terms of guitar based bands to justify releasing shit like Lyla is absurd.
However, progression within the confines of a band is important. Don't keep releasing the same shit every album (a la Oasis). Look at Coldplay - No one could ever claim they are groundbreaking or innovative but the progression is there. Oasis might be able to get away with it if they were remotely talented, but 6-7 albums of the same dull shit just isn't acceptable.
Re: Sunshi-iii-ine, let's chat on li-iii-ine... Oa
In Psychology we study understudied relationships, which includes relationships established and maintained over the internet.
Several of the American case-studies are dated as being from the 80s.
Obviously this isn't a very accurate source historically, so feel free to do some research and prove me wrong :)
Several of the American case-studies are dated as being from the 80s.
Obviously this isn't a very accurate source historically, so feel free to do some research and prove me wrong :)
Re: Sunshi-iii-ine, let's chat on li-iii-ine... Oasis do live webcast
you seem like a nice chap, but i still think Oasis are shit.
Re: Sunshi-iii-ine, let's chat on li-iii-ine... Oa
Doesn't matter, they're still the Ramones. The sound of Joey Ramone urinating into a marmalade jar is more entertaining than anything Interpol will ever do.
Sunshi-iii-ine, let's chat on li-iii-ine... Oasis do live webcast
Oasis were brilliant. I remember when they meant so much to me.
Now, I just don't care.
Now, I just don't care.
Re: Sunshi-iii-ine, let's chat on li-iii-ine... Oasis do live webcast
ditto, i use to think it was coz i'm not getting any younger... then i heard lyla and i knew it was coz they are shit these days.
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