Blur or Oasis? And why do you think Blur/Oasis is better?
Blur or Oasis? And why do you think Blur/Oasis is better?
Joshua Murphy
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Nicholas Foster
Blur have better songs/albums in general over their whole career, though I like some early Oasis stuff. Don't really listen to either band all that much.
Angel Sullivan
Pulp were the ebst because they didn't engage in silly lad wars and instead were set on delivering interesting music with an unusual influence for britpop of the era (disco and new wave)
Carter Phillips
Oasis. Hands down.
Blur is pussified weirdo pop music made by posh cunts and consumed by Americans.
Connor Gonzalez
Suede
Samuel Fisher
Blur has the better discography, so I'll go with Blur
Brody Ortiz
Britpop=shit
Jackson Robinson
demonstrably untrue
Thomas Foster
...I'm pretty sure you've got the "consumed by Americans" thing backwards. A lot of people over here love Oasis and only know one song by Blur, Song 2, the one that goes WHOO HOO. Oasis had a fuckload of radioplay here. Blur, not as much.
Jack Torres
Yeah, you still hear the main three Morning Glory singles and the occasional "Live Forever" around these parts.
Gavin Gutierrez
Chase Fisher
Find me a better rock album than Definitely Maybe and I'll fucking put my parka on and beat you're mum's face to the sound of Digsy's Dinner.
>there's actually people into suede
might wanna check the smiths or bowie
Nathaniel Robinson
>he doesn't like Suede
Bernard Butler and Brett Anderson were to the 90s what Morrissey and Johnny Marr were to the 80s. Fucking super band.
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David Flores
they're alright
Mason Fisher
Blur.
Carson Morris
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What the fuck is wrong with this guy?
Alexander Watson
Sophie's choice. But I'd go with Oasis.
They breathed a new, short and sad life into a dying Britpop so naturally they were generic asf and ripped their sucessors until they finally understood the inevitable. Looking back, Stone Roses, The Real People, Pulp, Manic Street Preachers, Suede is the golden age of the genre, but Oasis made for some short entertaining memories. I could never stand Blur so I can't give a good opinion on their career.
Cameron Hughes
Blur because Damon actually tries to do something different at times. I like Oasis too but they can be extremely generic.
Jacob Jenkins
2:00 on the last vid
when Liam is far
>Bring it! Bring it!
when Liam gets close
>You don't need this mate you had a baby
Anyway, who gives a shit. "Can't live with them, can't live without them" goes for both sides including the media.
There was an endearing quality about being a rocker cunt in 90s England, but look at those smug reporter NME cunts, they all fucking enjoy talking about musicians fighting, hell they feed it. Just another day in British music "news".
Anthony Diaz
Blur, better discography fewer bad songs
Michael Young