British vote Oasis album best of all time.
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"Of all time"? If they say so...
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I m a fan of Oasis, espcally the earlier stuff, but this list is laughable. 10 albums and only 6 bands?
Of course it's a completely subjective list, but without Zeppelin IV or A Dylan ablum, I can't take it seriously. I had to look up The Stone Roses on allmusic, I'd never even heard of them and I have pretty eclectic taste in music.
The top 10:
1. "Definitely Maybe," Oasis.
2. "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," The Beatles.
3. "Revolver," The Beatles.
4. "OK Computer," Radiohead.
5. "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?" Oasis.
6. "Nevermind," Nirvana.
7. "The Stone Roses," The Stone Roses.
8. "Dark Side of the Moon," Pink Floyd.
9. "The Queen Is Dead," The Smiths.
10. "The Bends," Radiohead.
1. "Definitely Maybe," Oasis.
2. "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band," The Beatles.
3. "Revolver," The Beatles.
4. "OK Computer," Radiohead.
5. "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?" Oasis.
6. "Nevermind," Nirvana.
7. "The Stone Roses," The Stone Roses.
8. "Dark Side of the Moon," Pink Floyd.
9. "The Queen Is Dead," The Smiths.
10. "The Bends," Radiohead.
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I think this poll reveals the British to be idiots, frankly. Not all British, of course. Just those who think that a derivative band led by a 60's wannabe moron could even come within a bull's roar of the Beatles. I think it's symptomatic of what's been happening in British music the last 15 years or so. No originality, no innovation...just copycats.
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Definitely Maybe isn't the best album of all-time, but it's still a better album than Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
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Originally Posted by fryinpan1
It seems like the British have a new best album vote every couple of months.
Would you rather see the results from another worthless poll, or read about the latest Pete Doherty drug bust?
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Originally Posted by art
I think this poll reveals the British to be idiots, frankly. Not all British, of course. Just those who think that a derivative band led by a 60's wannabe moron could even come within a bull's roar of the Beatles. I think it's symptomatic of what's been happening in British music the last 15 years or so. No originality, no innovation...just copycats.
Definitely Maybe is one of my absolute favorite albums of all time, so I can't say that I 100% disagree with the poll results. I'd give it to Revolver, but that's just my opinion.
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Originally Posted by NORML54601
I m a fan of Oasis, espcally the earlier stuff, but this list is laughable. 10 albums and only 6 bands?
Of course it's a completely subjective list, but without Zeppelin IV or A Dylan ablum, I can't take it seriously.
I had to look up The Stone Roses on allmusic, I'd never even heard of them and I have pretty eclectic taste in music.
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I'm surprised at 6. "Nevermind," Nirvana.
I'd have thought they would only include British artists on a list like that.
As far as I know, they are the only non-British artist on the list.
I'd have thought they would only include British artists on a list like that.
As far as I know, they are the only non-British artist on the list.
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I guess it was in the late '90's when Charles Barkley led a group of imbecile C-List celebrities on a VH1 show called "The List" and chose Prince's "When Doves Cry" as the greatest song of all time. That's when I realized none of these lists mean shit. In retrospect, it should have dawned on me much sooner.
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Originally Posted by Tommy_Harn
I guess it was in the late '90's when Charles Barkley led a group of imbecile C-List celebrities on a VH1 show called "The List" and chose Prince's "When Doves Cry" as the greatest song of all time. That's when I realized none of these lists mean shit. In retrospect, it should have dawned on me much sooner.
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Definitely Maybe is a damned good album, at least they picked the right Oasis album. However, I don't even think Definitely Maybe is the best British guitar-based-rock album of the mid-ninties (that title goes to Pulp's Different Class) let alone the greatest album of all time. NME and their silly polls meant to spark arguments
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Originally Posted by Sean O'Hara
Didn't Liam once say they were as popular as the Beatles? Now we have proof.
No way would they rank as high here in the US.
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I think someone accidentally hit the "1" key twice when they were adding in U2's THE JOSHUA TREE; after that, they still had a #1 slot open and an Oasis album left and thought, "Hmm, it must go there..."
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Originally Posted by wendersfan
Definitely Maybe isn't the best album of all-time, but it's still a better album than Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Last edited by DVD Josh; 06-02-06 at 05:59 PM.
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One good thing about this list is "Pet Sounds" isn't on it. While it's a good album I've never understood why everyone thinks it's comparable with Sgt. Pepper's. As far as I'm concerneed they're not in the same league.
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Originally Posted by NORML54601
Of course it's a completely subjective list