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Music Appreciation

highplainsdem

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7. There's so much incredible stuff on YouTube. As for the Roses influence - from what I've read, Liam

Reply to IcyPeas (Reply #6)

Fri Oct 17, 2025, 10:58 AM

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even tried copying Ian Brown's (sort of) dancing in early performances, but it looked so silly (not that impressive for Ian either) that he stopped. I've seen video where he was starting to dance, then suddenly locked his hands behind his back and stood still.

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VERY early Oasis - you won't recognize these songs - from late 1991 and early 1992 [View all] highplainsdem Oct 14 OP

Fascinating. Oasis before Noel were not Oasis, speak easy Oct 15 #1

Their classic sound certainly depended on both Noel and Liam. Though Noel, from what I've read, highplainsdem Oct 15 #2

... speak easy Thursday #3

The jealousy/resentment may have started in childhood, but I think that as adults it had much more highplainsdem Thursday #4

" Liam, like all great lead singers speak easy Thursday #5

Definitely hear the Stone Roses influence... IcyPeas Friday #6

There's so much incredible stuff on YouTube. As for the Roses influence - from what I've read, Liam highplainsdem Friday #7

Ian Brown dancing is cool because its Ian Brown IcyPeas Friday #8

Yes, Liam's attitude and style were influenced by Ian. Very obvious in that collab between Ian and highplainsdem Friday #9