What do today's kids / teens make of Blur and Oasis?

D-Ranged · 2024-08-26T19:15:15+0100

adidan said:
They didn't, but you had to fit in a hook up or two. Ain't no way I was going to just club and after party until work.

The state of my face by 3am, ain't nothing coming back with me hahaha!

robfosters · 2024-08-26T19:34:51+0100

arknor said:
I didn't know anyone who listened to oasis back in the day tbh...

Reggae , ragga , DNB, jungle, House, techno etc were all big in the 90s.

Mainstream definitely isn't where the hip people were...

bigger than oasis I'd say.. seems like the radio stations made oasis big, not the people, even the BBC were doing drum n bass on the radio at one point

A local park is hosting a "naughty 90s" weekend and the amount of crap they play is insane... sounded like barry mannilow and wet wet wet yesterday..

On friday I heard a bit of jungle though I definitely heard

That has to be the most boring piece of ‘music’ I’ve ever had the displeasure to hear

Mr Badger · 2024-08-26T20:29:15+0100

robfosters said:
That has to be the most boring piece of ‘music’ I’ve ever had the displeasure to hear

You probably aren't listening to it properly.

Try getting completely monged out and playing the track at full volume whilst staring directly into a strobe light.

robfosters · 2024-08-26T22:21:15+0100

If they do come back, tickets for their first gig will go for record prices, and tbh, someone like Sky could probably put it PPV. Taylor Swift wouldn’t have **** on the Oasis fanfare