Archiestephens_elbow
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Some might say this will happen
Oasis reunion
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atypical_boro
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No different to Leeds away.
YouAreMyBoro
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Kasabian could edge it. I saw oasis at Loch Lomond,. everyone seemed lovely there. Don't think I'd see the reunion tho if it happened.
VladKinder
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Lots of chavs singing "slowly walking down the hall faster than a cannonball" as if it means something.
parnabyscrosses
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I’m probably the only Oasis fan who would happily never hear either of the first two albums ever again. I hate Wonderwall a lot.
These days I find post Heathen Chemistry albums far more interesting than the first 2.
These days I find post Heathen Chemistry albums far more interesting than the first 2.
atypical_boro
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The working classes behaving like the working classes = chavs. I thought this was a liberal, tolerant board. 
parnabyscrosses
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I’m never tolerant of knob heads and people spoiling things for others in any setting. It’s nothing to do with tolerant or liberal to not enjoy being showered by cups of beer or pi$$ which is the norm at big Oasis gigs.The working classes behaving like the working classes = chavs. I thought this was a liberal, tolerant board.
atypical_boro
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I genuinely find Oasis gigs to be pretty much the same kind of crowd as our away matches. Unfortunately these “working class” crowds are not all that educated and sophisticated, nor do they profess to be.
jimmyjazz
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I suppose I do have the benefit of hindsight watching them dish out utter ***** for the next decadeHa yeah. That’s exactly what anyone would have done immediately after releasing one of the most successful albums of all time.
BoroMart
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Prettt much. Gaked up, ***ed up nobs. Someone mentioned away fans. Yes the portion of away fans that most people avoid
Frozen Horse
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The working classes behaving like the working classes = chavs. I thought this was a liberal, tolerant board.
I thought the word "chav" became popular as it was adopted by the working class to distinguish between themselves and what they considered a lower class than them.
atypical_boro
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Depends who you believe I guess. Owen Jones wrote an interesting book about it.
North22
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Thanks for the generalization. I'm in my 50s and went to see Liam Gallagher in concert recently. I don't do drugs and i'm not a chav.
atypical_boro
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Me too actually. And to be honest there were no “chavs” or drugs on show.
Amazing how many people who dislike them have been to enough of their gigs to form opinions though.
Scrug
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‘It’s a metafor mate’
Oh yeah? What for?
‘Drugs a fink, ur just a music snob’
Dead on mate, aye. They’re *****.
atypical_boro
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Pretty sure you slag them off on every Oasis thread.
Why do Oasis threads always end up with people who dislike them slagging off their musical composition etc? Can you lads do any better? They’ve shifted enough albums over the past 30 years to suggest that they’re at least good at “relating” to people.
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SilentProf
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Most of them won’t have any clue what that line is referring to but it’s The Breeders song where the cannonball is rolling around town.
atypical_boro
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Oh well that’s killed it. Might as well cancel the 10 nights at Wembley now everyone knows their music was influenced by something else.