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Post by dontask on Dec 10, 2008 15:40:16 GMT
unless the pope is supporting your right ferg, not gonna be going.
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Post by cal on Dec 10, 2008 18:04:24 GMT
Ive said this to Ferg before, the world is obsessed with nostalgia.
Thank god Lennon is dead.
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Post by fastfuse on Dec 10, 2008 19:06:41 GMT
They never really finished properly did they?? Coxan left so they just stopped. Damon shit on him really and I think looking back he might realise that now. They have done some great songs, I never thought any of there albums where OUTSTANDING there was always one or two real shitters on there (IMO) but they did good singles. I heard they've been offerd a Million quid by live nation just for the one gig at Hyde park, cant see Albarn needing the cash but the others might??
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Post by antoine010891 on Dec 10, 2008 22:08:17 GMT
I read on a page somewhere on the net that Caxan says they never really split up, they just didn't write anything new, he always considered himself as a member of Blur, bit like what Powers said with the La's a couple of years back, he said that despite them splitting, he always considered himself as a member of the la's any time or place, let's hope very soon aswell.
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Post by upton on Dec 11, 2008 17:49:05 GMT
Should be going should be a good crack getting a hotel and all that also £45 to see one of your fav bands of all time isn't much of a price to pay to be honest.
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Post by mc18988 on Dec 11, 2008 18:05:21 GMT
What's so good about Blur? Just thought I'd ask as ive never really been impressed by their stuff
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Post by kokainekinney on Dec 16, 2008 12:08:30 GMT
this was on nme.com:
Liam Fray says he wants to go to next July's Blur gigs at Hyde Park in London wearing an Oasis T-shirt. The Courteeners frontman says he was "Oasis throughout and through" when he was growing up. "In the mid-'90s you couldn’t even mention Blur's name out loud in Manchester," he said (Daily Star).
seems a bit odd, was there ever a massive rivarly? or was it all papers/nme hyping everything up? i know a lot about the 2 bands, but all the rivalry stuff seemed to come from the nme.
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Post by Fergal on Dec 16, 2008 16:13:21 GMT
Hmmm, he was a young lad at the time and apparantly (I wasnt of age then) but there was actually a fair bit of Blur/Oasis related bullying in youngsters at the time, but I dunno how true that was. I think the comment was largely tongue in cheek as all the Blur V Oasis thing ever was, in my opinion, was an agreement by the NME to sell more papers and Blur to sell more records
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Post by upton on Dec 16, 2008 20:58:24 GMT
I was a bit to young for it all me but I think it was just something that NME/Oasis/Blur used to sell shit at the end of the day.
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