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Music Appreciation

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4. This is THE Rock 'n' Roll event of the decade..

Reply to highplainsdem (Original post)

Mon Aug 25, 2025, 08:56 PM

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Historic. I liked their music in the '90's but never realized how much it meant to their fans. Think Taylor Swift x2. As this tour has progressed, have felt an unguarded affection for the Gallagher brothers. Amazing. When I arranged tickets for there Sydney show,.I had no idea how excited I would be to actually see then. And Liam, please don't wear that bucket hat! Wearing that hat at every show at Wembley must mean something. The film?

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Live Forever, despite rain in "legoland": Oasis making fans happy at Rogers Stadium in Toronto, no matter the weather [View all] highplainsdem Monday OP

Live Forever sounds off (a bit) speak easy Monday #1

Jet lag and the dry air in planes can mess with singers' voices, too. highplainsdem Monday #2

Rave review of last night's show: highplainsdem Monday #3

This is THE Rock 'n' Roll event of the decade.. speak easy Monday #4

Their fans include actor Jon Cryer and Canadian writer and politician Charlie Angus: highplainsdem Tuesday #5

Re this tour being historic - I want it to be more historic than Taylor's Eras tour, which was a lip-synching pop diva highplainsdem Tuesday #6

I forgot about the Era's tour. speak easy Tuesday #7

Re your having had no idea how excited you'd be to see them - I'd had no idea how impressed I'd highplainsdem Tuesday #8

"learning much more about the abusive childhood they survived" speak easy Tuesday #9

Poverty was a factor, too. But I'd guess that a lot more musicians experienced poverty when highplainsdem Tuesday #10

It does not sound like a formula for the biggest rock 'n'roll band in the world does it? speak easy Tuesday #11

They tweeted a thank you to Toronto: highplainsdem Wednesday #12