First of all oasis is the 3rd greatest band of all time behind the Beatles and the stones. I love the fact that they "borrow" so much from others. But they take a little 2 much here. In the 1st 20 seconds you can hear the Faces "Stay with me", the Who "Who are you" and Elton John "Saturday night's Alright for fighting"
What's wrong with taking bits and pieces from three great songs and using them to create a 4th? It seems quite bright to me. If Oasis had used the tactic regularly I would see a problem with it, but one song. Very clever of the guys. As for the song, I believe it's about a sad and lonely girl (which I've never been, thankfully) who feels sorry for herself as she sits around giving advice to others who apparently need it less than she does. Then again, it could be a song sung by someone who refuses to accept his/her...
What's wrong with taking bits and pieces from three great songs and using them to create a 4th? It seems quite bright to me. If Oasis had used the tactic regularly I would see a problem with it, but one song. Very clever of the guys. As for the song, I believe it's about a sad and lonely girl (which I've never been, thankfully) who feels sorry for herself as she sits around giving advice to others who apparently need it less than she does. Then again, it could be a song sung by someone who refuses to accept his/her own lousy situation and get off her ass and do something about it instead of making boring, tiring excuses year after year after year after year. So much for intellectual brilliance...the oxyMORON.
First of all oasis is the 3rd greatest band of all time behind the Beatles and the stones. I love the fact that they "borrow" so much from others. But they take a little 2 much here. In the 1st 20 seconds you can hear the Faces "Stay with me", the Who "Who are you" and Elton John "Saturday night's Alright for fighting"
What's wrong with taking bits and pieces from three great songs and using them to create a 4th? It seems quite bright to me. If Oasis had used the tactic regularly I would see a problem with it, but one song. Very clever of the guys. As for the song, I believe it's about a sad and lonely girl (which I've never been, thankfully) who feels sorry for herself as she sits around giving advice to others who apparently need it less than she does. Then again, it could be a song sung by someone who refuses to accept his/her...
What's wrong with taking bits and pieces from three great songs and using them to create a 4th? It seems quite bright to me. If Oasis had used the tactic regularly I would see a problem with it, but one song. Very clever of the guys. As for the song, I believe it's about a sad and lonely girl (which I've never been, thankfully) who feels sorry for herself as she sits around giving advice to others who apparently need it less than she does. Then again, it could be a song sung by someone who refuses to accept his/her own lousy situation and get off her ass and do something about it instead of making boring, tiring excuses year after year after year after year. So much for intellectual brilliance...the oxyMORON.