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Oasis got tiring pretty fast. Between the Gallagher brothers’ bickering and the interminable change of members (except for Liam and Noel, of course) the self-styled heirs to the Beatles throne just went pfft. Radiohead and Blur certainly proved more worthy of our attention, with their devil-may-care innovation and experimentation. More importantly, they know how to curb their in-fighting long enough to make beautiful music.
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Oasis got tiring pretty fast. Between the Gallagher brothers’ bickering and the interminable change of members (except for Liam and Noel, of course) the self-styled heirs to the Beatles throne just went pfft. Radiohead and Blur certainly proved more worthy of our attention, with their devil-may-care innovation and experimentation. More importantly, they know how to curb their in-fighting long enough to make beautiful music.
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Oasis got tiring pretty fast. Between the Gallagher brothers’ bickering and the interminable change of members (except for Liam and Noel, of course) the self-styled heirs to the Beatles throne just went pfft. Radiohead and Blur certainly proved more worthy of our attention, with their devil-may-care innovation and experimentation. More importantly, they know how to curb their in-fighting long enough to make beautiful music.
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The Invisible Band, Travis Independiente Limited, 2001
Oasis got tiring pretty fast. Between the Gallagher brothers’ bickering and the interminable change of members (except for Liam and Noel, of course) the self-styled heirs to the Beatles throne just went pfft. Radiohead and Blur certainly proved more worthy of our attention, with their devil-may-care innovation and experimentation. More importantly, they know how to curb their in-fighting long enough to make beautiful music.
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