Faster Than A Cannonball: 1995 and All That

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Stew from Rye, NySadly, the biggest difference between them and the Beatles is the fact that Oasis never made it really big in the states. Obviously a very talented band, people just failed to recognize that and prefered much crappier pop stuff. Bands like Oasis, The Coral, and Supergrass have the talent to be great and have risen in England, but remain almost entirely unknown in the US. Val from Des Moines, IaThe person who made me love this song his my best friend Michael! We listened to this band over and over and over! Champagne supernova and wonderwall are our favorite! It brought me and my best friend together.. we had a class together, but didnt know eachother.. and i heard her singing it one day out of the blue.. and I turned around and started singing it with her.. and we've been best friends for 4 years now. :)

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This album contains “Some Might Say,” which was Oasis’ first hit single. It’s hard to overestimate how perfectly Liam’s vocals go with his brothers’ songs. I remember watching the Bee Gees documentary and someone commenting on how only siblings can get to that place. In the documentary Supersonic, they talked about how Liam could usually just nail the songs within one or two tries, almost as if he’d written them. The next time you’re on a bus, in a car or on a plane, toss a coin or pen up and down. When the motion is smooth and unchanging, it will go straight up and down. Only when the vehicles speed is changing, faster or slower, will is miss its launching spot.Great write up, sir. Oasis tend to leave me pretty cold these days – they were there right at the right time with the right attitude and what they achieved outweighs their musical talents I think. These days you here Noel’s solo stuff a lot on the radio and realise how beige and bland he is on his own whereas Liam’s solo stuff is clearly missing Noel’s songwriting. They were ideally suited to each other but I doubt they’ll bury the hatchet anytime soon… much like David and Mark who still haven’t spoken all these years later. Aland from London, United Kingdom"How many Special people change, how many lives are lived estranged, where were you when we were getting high" Its about their Dad leaving them when they were young I was going to like your comment on your sister but Ill do this instead. That’s rough fella. Hope things can get patched up. You know me and politics) Using 1995 as a grounding point, former GQ editor Dylan Jones uses each chapter to explore a facet of Cool Britannia such as Britpop, the Young British Artists, New Labour, Loaded magazine, the Premier League, Kate Moss and The Beatles, as well as making a link with the deaths of Kurt Cobain (April 1994) and John Smith (May 1994), both of which heralded the beginning of both Britpop and New Labour respectively and, seemingly, helped Britain shake off its recent past and party like it was 1965/1999. While it’s great that cannonballs are super AFK to smith, I would love a faster method. I have two possible routes for this idea:

Oasis – Champagne Supernova Lyrics | Genius Lyrics

Not only can it blind you to the problems of today, the inherent concept of ‘the good old days’ being some kind of lost paradise can lead people into areas where they deny historical realities. How some of us can change from our lives to that of being an addict, how our addict lives are strange to normal people. Us asking where our supposed friends were while we were getting high as opposed to being there to help us? You think you are walking down the path of addiction slowly, but it is a speeding cannonball ready to hit and kill you. Someday you will find an addict buried in addiction (landside) that we cannot get out from under. And death from an overdose or other consequences of drug use. So high we no longer know what reality is and the death that will come that will hopefully relieve us of the misery and pain of life placing our spirit in the sky. How we continue to dream eventually into that death not realizing that death is near. How we cry from that relief. We always say we are going to quit, that we will do something with our lives. It doesn't matter who lives and dies, those left behind are still spinning in their world. Nikki from Tampa, Flalthough this song has many drug references; it is simply a metaphor for the different classes of people and how they interact with one another---and what the world and their values mean to one another. certain persons are trying to be a part of other peoples lives that are not similar to theirs; and they are hoping for a small chance of unity or forgiveness. There’s been some stupid right wing propaganda – I’ve been reading things about how the last election (in NZ and USA, they were around the same time last year) was the last chance to stave off socialism. I’d argue that both governments are fine, but way too centrist and need to push left to deal with crises. Funder reveals how O’Shaughnessy Blair self-effacingly supported Orwell intellectually, emotionally, medically and financially ... why didn’t Orwell do the same for his wife in her equally serious time of need?’Because he is indeed doing great things, his life has taken a bit of a strange course, quite straightforwardly expressed with "living strange".] Use italics (lyric) and bold (lyric) to distinguish between different vocalists in the same song part