POLL With It - OASIS (ILM artist poll #78) --- The results thread

oasis has two classic albums (the first two) and a plethora of garbage
blur has one classic album (the self titled), two almost-classic albums (parklife and 13) and a bunch of great singles/album tracks

oasis provides way more comedy value though so they win

i wasn't going to go on but i'm going to do a couple more.

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19. Fade Away
From: Cigarettes & Alcohol
Released: 10 October 1994
337 Pionts, 11 Votes, 1 Number One

oh hell yeah, mu number 9.

Recap, so far:

19. Fade Away
20. Rockin' Chair
21. Hello
22. She’s Electric
23. The Shock of the Lightning
24. D'You Know What I Mean?
25. Cast No Shadow
26. Step Out
27. Roll With It
28. Going Nowhere
29. Stay Young
30. Round Are Way
31. Shakemaker
32. Hey Now!
33. Listen Up
34. Bring It On Down
35. Digsy's Dinner
36. Married with Children
37. The Importance of Being Idle
38. Songbird
39. I Hope, I Think, I Know
40. Lyla
41. Stop Crying Your Heart Out
42. My Big Mouth
43. Stand By Me
44. I'm Outta Time
45. Don't Go Away
46. Falling Down
47. Headshrinker
28. (It’s Good) To Be Free
49. D’Yer Wanna Be a Spaceman?
50. Go Let It Out

It doesn't matter what you think now, it mattered what you thought then

I hated Blur, thought Albarn was a complete prick, was vindicated, still vote Oasis (despite Liam etc)

i'm up

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18. Half the World Away
From Single: Whatever
Released: 18 December 1994
357 Points, 12 Votes, 1 Number One

a song that did sneak onto my ballot, the Whatever single is so, so good.

also sorry this countdown went into a Sunday.

not something i wanted to do but couldn't be avoided this time.

"Half the World Away" was chosen as the theme tune to The Royle Family.

I liked both Blur and Oasis at the time, as well as many other bands. Many people liked both. I think the only people who care about the whole Blur vs. Oasis thing in 2016 are people who weren't there at the time that are under the impression that it was something important. The reality of it is that it was all forgotten about within a few months and it only reappeared as part of the narrative arc in a crap John Harris book. It certainly didn't harm anyone's career.

It's the same with this term "Britpop", which was nothing more than a media term to lump together a whole bunch of bands that didn't sound alike but happened to be from Britain. Over the last couple of years I've seen arguments and debates over what was or what wasn't Britpop and it's like "who gives a fuck?" ... nobody gave a fuck about it even at the time, aside from those in the media! Not once in the mid '90s did I ever hear any fucker say "Yeah, mate, fuckin' love Britpop, me" ... it was always "I really like (X band)" or "Yeah, love that song by (Y band)" ... or, "I like guitar music, none of this manufactured crap"

I was expecting 'Half The World Away' to place a lot higher, even though it's not a track that I would have voted for. It's one of their most popular and most well-known B-sides. Probably more well-known than even 'Acquiesce' or 'The Masterplan'

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17. Underneath the Sky
From Single: Don't Look Back in Anger
Released: 19 February 1996
372 Points, 13 Votes

Spotify: ILM Oasis

Too low! My #3... Loving the countdown!

CD nostalgia hitting me pretty hard

this did make my ballot at number 24.

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16. Columbia
From: Definitely Maybe and (white label demo) from Supersonic
Released: Dec 1993 (limited to 510 copies only)
374 Points, 12 Votes

really surprised Columbia isn't top 10

and there goes my 25.

YES! 'Underneath The Sky'! Although really surprised to see that 'Columbia' isn't in the Top 10 also!

Top 15

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15. Cigarettes & Alcohol
From: Definitely Maybe and Single
Single Released: 10 October 1994
Charted: UK - 7
393 Points, 14 Votes

Yes!

"Cigarettes & Alcohol" was the first single to demonstrate the rougher musical attitude that Oasis appeared to be promoting. The song proclaims the inherent appeal of cigarettes, alcohol, and drugs as a remedy to the banality and seemingly futile nature of the working class life. Lyrics such as "Is it worth the aggravation to find yourself a job when there's nothing worth working for?" taps into the common sentiment of western disenchantment that was particularly common in the mid-1990s.

Upon first hearing the song, the man who discovered the band, Alan McGee, claimed that the song was one of the greatest social statements anyone had made in the past 25 years.

"half the world away" and "underneath the sky" too low

wonder if that's it for my ballot

half the world away and underneath the sky are both great, probably should have voted for the latter. really don't know how they left off stuff like it for what's the story morning glory

before this i had no idea they'd done something like columbia, it's a great groove

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14. Talk Tonight
From: Some Might Say
Released: 24 April 1995
402 Points, 13 Votes, 1 Number One

"Talk Tonight" is one of many acoustic B-side tracks sung by Noel, and was at the time, the most vulnerable song he had ever attempted. It was inspired by the near-breakup of the band in Los Angeles in autumn 1994, when Noel walked out without telling anyone and headed for San Francisco. He stayed with a girl he had befriended during a previous show there. According to the sleeve notes to The Masterplan, she talked a distraught Noel "off the ledge" and took him to the park where she played as a child. It is also mentioned in the Oasis book by Paul Mathurs, Take Me There, that his friend also had an obsession with Snapple Strawberry Lemonade, which contributed to the line in the song, "all your dreams are made of strawberry lemonade."

how funny, i was at that Los Angeles gig at the Whisky A Go Go on Sunset. they were an absolute mess that night and had no idea they were about to break up.

so many great songs and my picks in the 25-15 range, in particular fade away and rocking chair.

really surprised that cigarettes & alcohol isn't higher.

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13. Up in the Sky
From: Definitely Maybe and Acoustic Version on Live Forever
Released: 29 August 1994
419 Points, 14 Votes (One vote for Acoustic)

how funny, i was at that Los Angeles gig at the Whisky A Go Go on Sunset. they were an absolute mess that night and had no idea they were about to break up.

― Bee OK, Sunday, August 28, 2016 7:33 PM (twenty minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

The one where they were all on crystal meth, they kept having to restart songs and Liam changed the words to 'Live Forever' to "maybe I don't really wanna know/why you pick your nose"?

YES!!! 'Up In The Sky' fucking rules. One of my absolute favourites.

Noel Gallagher explained that song's meaning to Melody Maker: "It's basically about people who think they're the voice of a generation, or the figurehead of a movement. It's just saying, 'Why are you lot down here looking up at him?' This band is about the music; it's about the songs. It's not about us."

"I wouldn't ever make a political speech, and I'd sack anyone in a band who started doing that," Gallagher continued. "We are overtly political once every five years, when we all go out and vote Labour. But then we turn around and go back to being a band again.

i think he changed his mind from the early days. if i remember reading correctly Noel actually did get pretty political later on in the bands life?

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12. Morning Glory
From: (What's the Story) Morning Glory? and an Australian-only single release and was also a radio single in the United States.
Released: 15 September 1995
Charted: US Alt - 24
452 Points, 15 Votes, 1 Number One

Gallagher claims that he was drunk while writing the song.[citation needed] According to him, parts of the song were inspired by walking while listening to a Walkman ("walking to the sound of my favourite tune") and using cocaine ("all your dreams are made / when you're chained to the mirror and the razor blade"), . It has been suggested that the song is about drug addiction in general ("need a little time to wake up/need a little time to rest your mind/you know you should so I guess you might as well").

The line "tomorrow never knows what it doesn't know too soon" seems to reference The Beatles' song "Tomorrow Never Knows", though Gallagher claims to have completely forgotten why he felt it was relevant to the song. Over the years, the song was regular on their live performance set.

Towards the end of "Morning Glory", a woman can be heard singing "without a lover to call your own". This is a snippet from a Soul II Soul track called "Love Enuff", which bleeds into track 11 on the Morning Glory album and was a hit in July 1995. Its unclear whether its inclusion is deliberate or not. The song's guitar riff closely resembles "The One I Love" by R.E.M.

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11. The Masterplan
From Single: Wonderwall
Released: 30 October 1995
486 Points, 16 Votes

Noel Gallagher has regularly declared "The Masterplan" as one of the best songs he has ever written. However, he regrets the fact that it was first released as a mere B-side, admitting he was "young and stupid", when he made that decision. He also claims that Creation Records boss, Alan McGee, upon hearing the song, told Noel it was "too good" to be a B-side. Noel reportedly replied, "Well, I don't write shit songs!"

another song i adore and it made my ballot.

Top 10

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10. Rock 'n' Roll Star
From: Definitely Maybe and Radio Single in America
Released: 29 August 1994
Charted: US Akt - 36
544 Points, 16 Votes

lot's of points.

what a way to start out your debut album, not the first song i had first from Oasis but a powerful statement.

my number 5.

my #3, it's got a fantastic opening. thought it probably would be higher

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9. Acquiesce
From: Some Might Say and US Single
Released: 24 April 1995
Charted: US Alt - 24
565 Points, 16 Votes, 1 Number One