Oasis — Who Feels Love
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Found what I'd lost inside
My spirit has been purified
Take a thorn from my pride
And hand in hand we'll take a walk outside
Thank you for the sun the one that shines on everyone
Who feels love
Now there's a million years between my fantasies and fears
I feel love
Leaving all that I see
Now all my emotions fill the air I breath
Now you understand that this is not the promised land
They spoke of
There's nothing more to be
If you can be the remedy who heals love
I thank you for the sun the one that shines on everyone
Who feels love
Now there's a million years between my fantasies and fears
I feel love
I thank you for the sun the one that shines on everyone
Who feels love
Now there's a million years between my fantasies and fears
I feel love
My spirit has been purified
Take a thorn from my pride
And hand in hand we'll take a walk outside
Thank you for the sun the one that shines on everyone
Who feels love
Now there's a million years between my fantasies and fears
I feel love
Leaving all that I see
Now all my emotions fill the air I breath
Now you understand that this is not the promised land
They spoke of
There's nothing more to be
If you can be the remedy who heals love
I thank you for the sun the one that shines on everyone
Who feels love
Now there's a million years between my fantasies and fears
I feel love
I thank you for the sun the one that shines on everyone
Who feels love
Now there's a million years between my fantasies and fears
I feel love
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I don't really want to like this tune. Not an Oasis fan...but have to admit, I like the feel and vibe! I guess even spoiled, immature, British Beatle wannabes can get it right once in a while.
Most overrated band.
(If anyone wats to listen to the Beatles of a certain era their recordings remain available)
Someone, please pass the body armour.
(If anyone wats to listen to the Beatles of a certain era their recordings remain available)
Someone, please pass the body armour.
sounds like the over produced B side for Imagine
It's very Thunderclap Newman - Something In The Air, innit? 😁
lewie221 wrote:
The title is based on a typo when Noel wrote down the quote from Isaac Newton late one evening, and when he saw the note the next day, he liked it and decided to keep it as was (from memory, so details TBC).
Shouldn’t they be standing on the shoulders – plural – of giants?
I suppose there could be a pair of giant Siamese twins joined at the shoulder. Seems a bit cruel to stand on them, though.
The title is based on a typo when Noel wrote down the quote from Isaac Newton late one evening, and when he saw the note the next day, he liked it and decided to keep it as was (from memory, so details TBC).
Well, this sure sounded phony after Traffic.
I mean, it sounds like he's on the phone.
(I don't.)
I mean, it sounds like he's on the phone.
(I don't.)
I know lots of people like them. Just not for me.
jacopo777 wrote:
Everyone is influenced and gets their inspiration and ideas, from somewhere. Haydn, Handle, Vivaldi, From Bach. Bach From Vivaldi, Mozart from Bach, Bethoven from Mozart, Mendelssohn from Bethoven, the list goes on.
Certainly, there were plenty of mature adults that said the same thing about the Beatles. The fans of the Beatles weren't old enough to know who their influencers were.
Very well stated!!
Everyone is influenced and gets their inspiration and ideas, from somewhere. Haydn, Handle, Vivaldi, From Bach. Bach From Vivaldi, Mozart from Bach, Bethoven from Mozart, Mendelssohn from Bethoven, the list goes on.
Certainly, there were plenty of mature adults that said the same thing about the Beatles. The fans of the Beatles weren't old enough to know who their influencers were.
Very well stated!!
Good Song! I never heard it before. Thanx RP!
boatgypsy wrote:
Everyone is influenced and gets their inspiration and ideas, from somewhere. Haydn, Handle, Vivaldi, From Bach. Bach From Vivaldi, Mozart from Bach, Bethoven from Mozart, Mendelssohn from Bethoven, the list goes on.
Certainly, there were plenty of mature adults that said the same thing about the Beatles. The fans of the Beatles weren't old enough to know who their influencers were.
worst Beatles tribute band EVER!
Everyone is influenced and gets their inspiration and ideas, from somewhere. Haydn, Handle, Vivaldi, From Bach. Bach From Vivaldi, Mozart from Bach, Bethoven from Mozart, Mendelssohn from Bethoven, the list goes on.
Certainly, there were plenty of mature adults that said the same thing about the Beatles. The fans of the Beatles weren't old enough to know who their influencers were.
lewie221 wrote:
you can only stand on 1 shoulder at a time, i guess.
english is a hard language
Shouldn’t they be standing on the shoulders – plural – of giants?
I suppose there could be a pair of giant Siamese twins joined at the shoulder. Seems a bit cruel to stand on it, though.
you can only stand on 1 shoulder at a time, i guess.
english is a hard language
prime wrote:
How does this remind you of the 70's? Because apart from post punk there was fuck all for 20 years after that, and for another 20 years after that, and it gets worse, apart from some incredible local bands making great music and some lesser known acts that Bill manages to find. The mainstream is dead with it's dearth of autotune dicks sounding like jimmy saville.
this song reminds me of good times from decades ago
How does this remind you of the 70's? Because apart from post punk there was fuck all for 20 years after that, and for another 20 years after that, and it gets worse, apart from some incredible local bands making great music and some lesser known acts that Bill manages to find. The mainstream is dead with it's dearth of autotune dicks sounding like jimmy saville.
Why only one shoulder?
Stephen_Phillips wrote:
Indeed, but say what you like about the two siblings, they can pen a catchy tune and lay a good vocal melody over it. Over the years I've mellowed to Noel because he's genuinely funny "my brother's angry, he's like a man with a fork in a world of soup" but Liam is clearly a dunderhead.
I know that some American RP listeners cannot hear U2 without thinking of Bono and what his public persona is - and that puts them off from appreciating the music. Same for me with Liam Gallagher - front man and main singer of Oasis. He follows in a long line of frontmen with severe attitude overkill. Even his brother Noel (guitarist and harmonies) cannot stand him anymore and that is one of the main reasons why the band split up. The only thing they have in common now is a historical connection with Oasis and they both support Manchester City soccer club.
Indeed, but say what you like about the two siblings, they can pen a catchy tune and lay a good vocal melody over it. Over the years I've mellowed to Noel because he's genuinely funny "my brother's angry, he's like a man with a fork in a world of soup" but Liam is clearly a dunderhead.
I know that some American RP listeners cannot hear U2 without thinking of Bono and what his public persona is - and that puts them off from appreciating the music. Same for me with Liam Gallagher - front man and main singer of Oasis. He follows in a long line of frontmen with severe attitude overkill. Even his brother Noel (guitarist and harmonies) cannot stand him anymore and that is one of the main reasons why the band split up. The only thing they have in common now is a historical connection with Oasis and they both support Manchester City soccer club.
goodwin21 wrote:
i only feel like that during Daytime driving.... oops!!! :)
jacopo777 wrote:
I like this song but that is just plain funny.
I like this song but that is just plain funny.
It's better when it's stop 
'standing on the shoulders of giants leaves me cold'...so does Oasis
Hippostar wrote:
you mean a mute button, don't you?
This guy is why they invented auto-tune.
you mean a mute button, don't you?
I'm leaving...on a jet plane...
Absolute garbage. Please stop.
So bad at lyrics they even messed up on the album title.
This guy is why they invented auto-tune.
Waiting for him to sing , Waiting- on a jet plane...
I don't think anyone under 50yrs is going to get that...
I don't think anyone under 50yrs is going to get that...
"We have got to get it together..." etc. I've enjoyed some of their earlier and rockier stuff, up to and not including W~=+]rw#:l, but their blatant plagiarism and arrogance under the guise of paying tribute to their heroes is just tiresome now. To my ears, anyway.
MrsTom wrote:
Repeat.
Can't rate Oasis low enough. Instructions: Pick a rhyme, any rhyme and stick them together. Then state that you're bigger than the Beatles and make a big t*t of yourself fighting publicly with your brother. Rake in the cash. Blow it on drugs.....
Repeat.
justin4kick wrote:
HAHAHA!
HAHAHA!
Little know fact, Oasis was originally a cover band called the Lennons.
Can't rate Oasis low enough. Instructions: Pick a rhyme, any rhyme and stick them together. Then state that you're bigger than the Beatles and make a big t*t of yourself fighting publicly with your brother. Rake in the cash. Blow it on drugs.....
A metáfora dos anões estarem sobre ombros de gigantes expressa o significado de "descobrir a verdade a partir das descobertas anteriores". Esse conceito tem origem no século XII, e é atribuído a Bernardo de Chartres. Seu uso mais conhecido procede de Isaac Newton, que escreveu em 1675: "Se eu vi mais longe, foi por estar sobre ombros de gigantes."
Who Feels Love? é uma música da banda britânica de rock Oasis lançada em 2000. Foi escrita pelo guitarrista Noel Gallagher. A música tornou-se o segundo single do álbum Standing on the Shoulder of Giants a ser lançada, chegando ao quarto lugar nas paradas britânicas. Embora esse single tenha sido um sucesso, não atingiu grandes certificações de venda no Reino Unido - ao contrário dos 12 singles anteriores lançados pela banda. BOM DEMAIS. 
prime wrote:
You kids. The 90's was like yesterday.
They were a bit better than the current time with the soulless elevator music we hear everywhere now tho
this song reminds me of good times from decades ago
You kids. The 90's was like yesterday.
They were a bit better than the current time with the soulless elevator music we hear everywhere now tho
Love it 
!
!Love this song
Funny to hear a Pretenders song played before this one with Chrissie Hynde's vibrato you can drive a truck through, then to hear Liam's flatliner style of singing. I doubt this was the intention of the playlist, though.
ThePoose wrote:
minus ability to sing.
Dear Prudence!
minus ability to sing.
lizardking wrote:
If the giant is giant enough, I'm sure one could easily fit standing on just one shoulder. I'm at a 3 on this one....not quite auto-skip for me...pretty close though....Long Live RP!!
But then it would be a shoulder, not the shoulder! The siamese twin hypothesis is the most promising one so far since it reduces the number of possible shoulders from four to two, still it doesn't take us all the way down to one.
What happened to one or the other of their lateral shoulders?
Moreover, there would need to be multiple siamese twin giants joined at the shoulder, otherwise it would be the giants, but no more than two sets of twins, else how would Oasis be straddling them?
If the giant is giant enough, I'm sure one could easily fit standing on just one shoulder. I'm at a 3 on this one....not quite auto-skip for me...pretty close though....Long Live RP!!
But then it would be a shoulder, not the shoulder! The siamese twin hypothesis is the most promising one so far since it reduces the number of possible shoulders from four to two, still it doesn't take us all the way down to one.
What happened to one or the other of their lateral shoulders?
Moreover, there would need to be multiple siamese twin giants joined at the shoulder, otherwise it would be the giants, but no more than two sets of twins, else how would Oasis be straddling them?
Pete-the-Nete wrote:
Sir Paul MacCartney admits that Don't Look Back in Anger is one of the best song ever ...i do agree with him !
oasis were quite a good pub band, but they really shouldn't have released any albums or likened themselves to The Beatles.
Sir Paul MacCartney admits that Don't Look Back in Anger is one of the best song ever ...i do agree with him !
worst Beatles tribute band EVER!
oasis were quite a good pub band, but they really shouldn't have released any albums or likened themselves to The Beatles.
i thank you for this song
Dear Prudence!
The problem with Oasis is they released two of the best rock albums ever, back to back. They are now dismissed due their inability to top DM and WTSMG. This is a terrific song from the weakest album. IMHO,
ziakut wrote:
Real talk... Oasis on a Beatles trip... Namaste from the Internet
John, Paul, George, Ringo...are you flattered?
Real talk... Oasis on a Beatles trip... Namaste from the Internet
Massively boring.
this song reminds me of good times from decades ago
justin4kick wrote:
I agree. To me they are in the same league as RHCP.
wrong, not even close
I agree. To me they are in the same league as RHCP.
wrong, not even close
stevenyannicelli wrote:
Much frustration unto thee of short attention span.
I never totally liked nor disliked them. Just couldn't get over the fact that they are such self-righteous assholes. Their music is good but do you notice that they have to drag on every single song............. Jezz, just end it for God sake!
Much frustration unto thee of short attention span.
Liam, like Chris Robinson, had the VOX for 2 solid rock albums. But like many good tv series, they don't know when to stop. and, why here on RP, THIS track from all of the Oasis songs?
I never totally liked nor disliked them. Just couldn't get over the fact that they are such self-righteous assholes. Their music is good but do you notice that they have to drag on every single song............. Jezz, just end it for God sake!
Ooooofff, dross!
lewie221 wrote:
If the giant is giant enough, I'm sure one could easily fit standing on just one shoulder. I'm at a 3 on this one....not quite auto-skip for me...pretty close though....Long Live RP!!
Shouldn’t they be standing on the shoulders – plural – of giants?
I suppose there could be a pair of giant Siamese twins
joined at the shoulder. Seems a bit cruel to stand on them, though.
If the giant is giant enough, I'm sure one could easily fit standing on just one shoulder. I'm at a 3 on this one....not quite auto-skip for me...pretty close though....Long Live RP!!
Great (!) tune for our rock choir. Haters, suck it!
chyk5 wrote:
His Mom must be playing this in the background. Poor fella.
I like this song but that is just plain funny.
His Mom must be playing this in the background. Poor fella.
I like this song but that is just plain funny.
His Mom must be playing this in the background. Poor fella.
Shouldn’t they be standing on the shoulders – plural – of giants?
I suppose there could be a pair of giant Siamese twins joined at the shoulder. Seems a bit cruel to stand on them, though.
Bultaco wrote:
OK.....would you settle for a "talentless professional"?
Okay, that's a different thing.
OK.....would you settle for a "talentless professional"?
Okay, that's a different thing.
Learn to sing like Liam Gallager 101
1) Deep breath
2) Two fingers down throat
3) One thumb up own butt (optional)
Yeah this is not Oasis best moment. Very dreary tune.
ziakut wrote:
they're no doubt horrified..
John, Paul, George, Ringo...are you flattered?
they're no doubt horrified..
RoelantSiekman wrote:
Then you probably never heard the song "Rain" of The Beatles..?
"my soul has been psychedelicized"
Then you probably never heard the song "Rain" of The Beatles..?
"my soul has been psychedelicized"
moodfood wrote:
I agree. To me they are in the same league as RHCP.
gawdawful and utterly dreadful imo..
I agree. To me they are in the same league as RHCP.
John, Paul, George, Ringo...are you flattered?
Tizmself wrote:
Nasally!
drones on forever..........and ever.............and ever..........
Nasally!
Skydog wrote:
Really? Have you heard even HALF of the Beatles albums?
Revolver?
Magical Mystery Tour?
Rubber Soul?
Sgt Peppers?
Go have a listen...then get back to us! :-)
If I did not know that people/critics say they are copying the Beatles it would have never crossed my mind
this is just a draggy bland little song
this is just a draggy bland little song
Really? Have you heard even HALF of the Beatles albums?
Revolver?
Magical Mystery Tour?
Rubber Soul?
Sgt Peppers?
Go have a listen...then get back to us! :-)
Proclivities wrote:
"Amateurs" generally don't have 8-figure incomes, the rest of your comment seems pretty accurate though.
OK.....would you settle for a "talentless professional"?
"Amateurs" generally don't have 8-figure incomes, the rest of your comment seems pretty accurate though.
OK.....would you settle for a "talentless professional"?
kingart wrote:
Yes.
All that, AND, note what a blatant plea for acceptance by an American audience this album art is!
And I must mention (as I have elsewhere), I believe the name of the album is a subconscious tip-o-the hat (by the Gallaghers) to the Beatles, the musical giants on whose shoulders they stood, by doing their damnedest to sound like the greatest band ever to come out of Britain.
Oh, and by the way, Wikipedia says the photo was shot from the roof of 500 5th Ave...(the building occupied by, amongst others, Zara and Muji) which makes sense, otherwise you'd SEE 500 5th Ave in the foreground, not the HSBC Bank Tower, which is the case.
Album cover looks south, from 30 Rock, on the shoulders of which the photographer was standing One can just see in the distance, to the left shoulder of the Empire St., a couple buildings that once stood near Manhattan's tip. It's weird and disturbing to look at such photos made obsolete by extreme trauma. Who feels that love?
Yes.
All that, AND, note what a blatant plea for acceptance by an American audience this album art is!
And I must mention (as I have elsewhere), I believe the name of the album is a subconscious tip-o-the hat (by the Gallaghers) to the Beatles, the musical giants on whose shoulders they stood, by doing their damnedest to sound like the greatest band ever to come out of Britain.
Oh, and by the way, Wikipedia says the photo was shot from the roof of 500 5th Ave...(the building occupied by, amongst others, Zara and Muji) which makes sense, otherwise you'd SEE 500 5th Ave in the foreground, not the HSBC Bank Tower, which is the case.
I love love LOVE this song! I'm a big fan of Oasis, and this song is by far my favorite. Thank you, Bill and Rebecca.
sfyi2001 wrote:
HA! You wins the interwebs, today.
My least favorite song from the White Album.
HA! You wins the interwebs, today.
These guys were so overrated. It's not offensive, but I don't miss it when it's over.
I'll take Tears for Fears "Sowing The Seeds of Love" when I want to hear a Lennon/Beatles homage.
I'll take Tears for Fears "Sowing The Seeds of Love" when I want to hear a Lennon/Beatles homage.
maxvonevil wrote:
Even a tone-deaf chicken can step in a turd.
The gallagher brothers need to be shot, drowned and sodomized with fully charged tazers.
So nice of you to be so sensitive. In what order would these events take place?
Even a tone-deaf chicken can step in a turd.
The gallagher brothers need to be shot, drowned and sodomized with fully charged tazers.
So nice of you to be so sensitive. In what order would these events take place?
Absolute rubbish, like the brothers themselves.
Proclivities wrote:
"Amateurs" generally don't have 8-figure incomes, the rest of your comment seems pretty accurate though.
Even a tone-deaf chicken can step in a turd.
The gallagher brothers need to be shot, drowned and sodomized with fully charged tazers.
"Amateurs" generally don't have 8-figure incomes, the rest of your comment seems pretty accurate though.
Even a tone-deaf chicken can step in a turd.
The gallagher brothers need to be shot, drowned and sodomized with fully charged tazers.
I've got a big problem with this band. When i hear our music, i lesson the beatles ... except the voice ...
Album cover looks south, from 30 Rock, on the shoulders of which the photographer was standing One can just see in the distance, to the left shoulder of the Empire St., a couple buildings that once stood near Manhattan's tip. It's weird and disturbing to look at such photos made obsolete by extreme trauma. Who feels that love?
Even the best, catchiest, most musically ambitious Oasis songs (of which there are quite a few) seem to reach a point around the 3 and a half minute mark when their producer's ideas run out and they just "jam" (I believe that's the phrase) for a further 2-3 eons (usually my patience never lasts out till the actual end of the recording, the droning urges my finger to press the forward arrow), moaning the same phrase over and over and over. This one, though, doesn't beat about the bush and actually kicks off with the moaning droning, and I wonder if this isn't part of a conspiracy to discredit Oasis by playing this solitary track ad nauseum (well we passed that point ages ago) - the feeble connection with George Harrison's sitar period could be illustrated by a handful of other Oasis tracks too. Anyway, an otherwise decent mix this evening was not at all ruined by this godawful interlude - it's just that, when Oasis were so prolific, why does it always seem to be the same (not their best) track on RP? Do they let this one get played for free?
thewiseking wrote:
"Amateurs" generally don't have 8-figure incomes, the rest of your comment seems pretty accurate though.
An off key amateur singing thru his nose
"Amateurs" generally don't have 8-figure incomes, the rest of your comment seems pretty accurate though.
Good John Lennon voice cover, otherwise, a pure waste of oxygen.
Thank you Bill and Rebecca for keeping this song in the rotation.
I have to turn this song up every time I hear it.
I have to turn this song up every time I hear it.
moodfood wrote:
I don't like giving 1's so I got it at 2
gawdawful and utterly dreadful imo..
I don't like giving 1's so I got it at 2
gawdawful and utterly dreadful imo..
Hope it never ends:)
when does this end?
Great recording of this when Beatles toured Japan. Only available bootleg.
This and the last two songs are part of a 10 year-old RP playlist—in the same order...I suspect the next few songs will also be from the same playlist.
My least favorite song from the White Album.
Skydog wrote:
Then you probably never heard the song "Rain" of The Beatles..?
If I did not know that people/critics say they are copying the Beatles it would have never crossed my mind
this is just a draggy bland little song
this is just a draggy bland little song
Then you probably never heard the song "Rain" of The Beatles..?
Meh.
If I did not know that people/critics say they are copying the Beatles it would have never crossed my mind
this is just a draggy bland little song
this is just a draggy bland little song
Dear Prudence, won't you open up your eyes?
Look around
Look around
Look around
Look around
Look around
Look around
Look around
I could not love this tune to higher degree. It's my super fave.
Thank you once again, Bill.
Thank you once again, Bill.
Great, great, great tune. Noel's live version is not to be missed.
drones on forever..........and ever.............and ever..........
KurtfromLaQuinta wrote:
I totally hear that, for their songs like Elevator Up or Go, Hippie. Nice catch.
Wow! These guys sound just like Fountains of Wayne. 
I totally hear that, for their songs like Elevator Up or Go, Hippie. Nice catch.
FatPants wrote:
Too bad this isn't one of them.
I always thought that the Gallagher brothers were just trolling their fans for fun. Oasis made some great music and created this next-Beatles mystique which many ate up. They were essentially harmless and I found them a completely enjoyable band. BTW, so is Beady Eye though they recently broke up. I see why people dislike them with their pomposity and ridiculously named albums (Standing on the Shoulders of Giants and Familiar to Millions) but they have many, many great songs.
Too bad this isn't one of them.
I always thought that the Gallagher brothers were just trolling their fans for fun. Oasis made some great music and created this next-Beatles mystique which many ate up. They were essentially harmless and I found them a completely enjoyable band. BTW, so is Beady Eye though they recently broke up. I see why people dislike them with their pomposity and ridiculously named albums (Standing on the Shoulders of Giants and Familiar to Millions) but they have many, many great songs.
garycha wrote:
I never followed Oasis all that closely but it seems like they relied on certain gimmicks a lot, some of which were borrowed from the Beatles. They had an interesting sound but that doesn't take you too far if the lyrics are forgettable and you don't change things up too much.
As for the Gallagher brothers and their personal dramas—seems kinda laughable now, doesn't it? Sort of like the furor over Justin Bieber's antics. File under: Where Are They Now?
Another band that should have quit as Legends after two LPs. The hubris of Liam G is beyond ghastly. Noel G talented, but like a hi fi component, needs matching/pairing carefully.
Oasis owned the UK pop scene for a time in the mid-late 90s, really courting the football hooligan/lad crowd, then quickly blew it with shoddy material, presented with misplaced arrogance.
Delusions of adequacy. Although 'Live Forever ' is one of my all time favs.
Oasis owned the UK pop scene for a time in the mid-late 90s, really courting the football hooligan/lad crowd, then quickly blew it with shoddy material, presented with misplaced arrogance.
Delusions of adequacy. Although 'Live Forever ' is one of my all time favs.
I never followed Oasis all that closely but it seems like they relied on certain gimmicks a lot, some of which were borrowed from the Beatles. They had an interesting sound but that doesn't take you too far if the lyrics are forgettable and you don't change things up too much.
As for the Gallagher brothers and their personal dramas—seems kinda laughable now, doesn't it? Sort of like the furor over Justin Bieber's antics. File under: Where Are They Now?
ottojschlosser wrote:
Heh. Too true.
I'll take "Bands who made a lot of money sounding like The Beatles" for $100, Alex.
Heh. Too true.
I'll take "Bands who made a lot of money sounding like The Beatles" for $100, Alex.
Sounds like Lennon?! Nice!
Love this! Most excellent! 
coolpeople_rule wrote:
Oh no; he got it right in one take.
-- You see, if the desired effect is to sound like shit, then it's shit.
Maybe it was intentional to create the desired effect...which worked. Sorry you missed that, wise one.
Oh no; he got it right in one take.
-- You see, if the desired effect is to sound like shit, then it's shit.
thewiseking wrote:
Maybe it was intentional to create the desired effect...which worked. Sorry you missed that, wise one.
An off key amateur singing thru his nose
Maybe it was intentional to create the desired effect...which worked. Sorry you missed that, wise one.
An off key amateur singing thru his nose
kingart wrote:
you know, if I was a betting man .....I'd say that cover shot was taken looking south from the top of Rockefeller Center.
Well, I like the album art. As a location scout for film, TV and photo I think I've been on the 5th Avenue roof at 42nd St. from which this photo was taken. As for the music...how many bands does this one sound like?
you know, if I was a betting man .....I'd say that cover shot was taken looking south from the top of Rockefeller Center.
Music = good. Band = wankers. So unfortunate.
I never realised they tried so hard to (unsuccessfully) sound like the Beatles. Appalling.
I've got so much to do today...but I can't break away from this station.....every song holds me here....someone help me???
horrible, and I hardly ever say bad things about any music. yucko
Everybody in my church loves this song...
Bill, I see what you're playing at with your programming... gotta love it.... this song following John Lennon's Imagine... it's a cool juxtaposition... Keep that coming, in all flavors...
Wow! These guys sound just like Fountains of Wayne.
I could give a crap what anyone else says or thinks.....I LOVE OASIS!!! 
Well, I like the album art. As a location scout for film, TV and photo I think I've been on the 5th Avenue roof at 42nd St. from which this photo was taken. As for the music...how many bands does this one sound like?
For me after the initial success of Definitely Maybe they could have pretty much sat down again and said yeah that's all we got
There's nothing wrong with being a Beatles cover band... as long as you admit it.
RobMartin wrote:
I wonder the same thing about Tom Waits, and that guy is considered a genius around here. To each his own, I guess.
I really want to like this song, the music is great, but I just can't get over the whiny, gravelly treatment of the vocals! Why oh why does he have to sing like that? Arrrrrgh! 
I wonder the same thing about Tom Waits, and that guy is considered a genius around here. To each his own, I guess.
I *crank* this song whenever it comes on and groove away!