#Guigsy

[britpop1990s]

britpop is a dumpster fire

[kulturegroupie]

[headshrnker]

Oasis pictured at Man City Maine Road, 1994

[starshapedoasis]

-1994

[wisegentlementyrant]

I've read Tony McCarroll's book "Oasis - The Truth: My Life As Oasis's drummer" and I took a bunch of screenshots, so I'm posting them.

[fght-ff-yr-dmns]

(What's The Story) Morning Glory? Oasis - 1994 Cassette Tape

I've been listening to this on repeat today, masterpiece.

[coolxconfused]

Unfortunately I don't like the empty room on the cover of the Definitely Maybe reissue. The photographer Michael Spencer Jones originally suggested the empty room for the back cover and another outtake of the album photoshoot feat. the band for the front cover - this would have been way better! This reissue should celebrate Oasis and Definitely Maybe, but sadly the empty room is giving depression. Plus the longer I look at the photo of the empty room, the more boring it gets.

Michael Spencer Jones hasn't revealed which particular shot he suggested for the cover, but it's safe to say that there are so many beautiful photos of the band which would all have made a wonderful alternative cover

[nvm-lili]

guigs.

[suedeblueshoes]

Oasis (yeah it's not just Liam and Noel)

[castn0shad0w]

oasis at knebworth 10 & 11th august 1996.

28 years today 🤍

[junkyardromeo]

[1960sdreamm]

[headshrnker]

Oasis in Paris, France, 1994

[starshapedoasis]

[johnlennonofficial]

Britpop for Beatles People

Good morning and happy Wednesday, my dudes!

In a moment of hyperfixation, I pledged myself to a new project. At first, I created playlist of songs in britpop that reminded me of Beatles music (the link to which is down below). The musicians of britpop drew a lot of inspiration from the Beatles, and they’re the natural sequelae for Beatles fans.

After noticing that certain britpop seemed to pull from certain Beatles periods, however, I widened my breadth. This has brought me to creating “remakes” of the Beatles 11 studio albums + MMT.

Here’s my current problem: there is a LOT of music, and I don’t know all of it. I love Blur and Oasis, but my catalogue is severely lacking in variety, especially in female voices of the time. So, I’m asking for your help!

If you have any songs from 1990-2000ish with a britpop/UK garage rock sound that remind you of a Beatles song or album, please send them my way! I will happily credit you in the playlist descriptions and my eventual article on this.

For the rest of you, happy listening!

[supersonic1994]

don't worry guigsy I saw you