BlueberrySwing

The day after tomorrow, yeah! :)

High and Dry .

Interview with Noel from 1994, now entirely published for the first time. http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/2009/sep/04/oasis-noel-gallagher

Okay, I know Freewheelin' and Highway 61, but two albums are just not enough :D Nah, I don't like compilations at all, but I think nevertheless I'll try Dylan. Can't be wrong to get a rough overview of everything, can it? Thank you :)

I'm trying to get into his stuff for a long time, but it hasn't worked yet. I guess there are just too many albums and considering the best one(s), everyone's saying something different. So, any suggestions to get me into him? :D:rolleyes:

To me, it's always varying between Transatlanticism and Plans. Both are extraordinary good.

Favourite: I Ran Away, Crest of Waves, Help is Round the Corner & Things I Don't Understand Least: I Bloom Blaum and A Spell a Rebell Yell

Although it's the album I like least, I like the artwork of VLV best. Funny in some way... The second best would be A Rush of Blood... or X&Y.

Oasis :(

I hope so, but to be honest: I don't think so. :bigcry: But time will show if it's really over. That's no fitting end for one the best bands ever!

1. Don't Look Back in Anger, Oasis 2. Live Forever, Oasis 3. A Day in the Life, The Beatles 4. You can't Always Get What You Want, The Rolling Stones 5. In My Place, Coldplay 6. The Masterplan, Oasis 7. Speed of Sound, Coldplay 8. Champagne Supernova, Oasis 9. Imagine, John Lennon 10. Don't Panic, Coldplay

Yes, that could be true :lol:;) That's the point.

So, I'm well-rested but still happy and all excited. :) I was standing on the right side from the band's view, somewhere between row 5 to 10. That changed a lot, quite funny.^^ The people around me were, well, it could have been better but it was okay. Sometimes, especially during Glass of Water, I felt like being the only one who's singing :lol: It started with the Kilians. I've heard their name before, but none of their songs. They were alright, definitely better than Howling Bells, which I disliked. Right from the first note of Magnificant, I was totally nervous. A few minutes later, the lights were switched off and I felt like being in a trance for the next two hours. They were just perfect, marvellous and gigantic. After it was all over, I felt electrified. That's fitting. It was like happiness and incredulity were combined. Very strange :lol: Luckily, I was able to grab a lot of butterflies and also a copy of LRLRL, but I'm not sure whether my sister has a spare. The setlist was great, I had doubts because VLVODAAHF is the album which I like least, but these doubts weren't affirmed, it was amazing. My personal favourites were In My Place, LiT ii, LIJ, The Scientist, Politik, Fix You and Cemetries of London. I was kind of surprised that they played Til Kingdom Come, but disappointed and sad about the missing of Speed of Sound. But all in all, it was great and I'm sure I'll never forget this Thursday night :)

I just came back home. One word: Amazing. That's all I can say by now. The band was brilliant and so was the crowd. Can't say too much right now, because I'm exhausted and I've got to realise what happened :D The setlist was as asual, with one exception: Til Kingdom Come (with Chris on vocals) replaced Green Eyes. I'm happy and tired :lol:, so good night everybody.

I'm leaving now, yiha! :)

This setlist - I'm jealous! :D Anyway, nice videos :)

That would be marvellous!

It's not that I'd make generalisations, but since an album has a proper booklet, I prefer albums (and their artworks). But of course singles cannot have a booklet, because the price would raise, nobody would buy them, and so on.

Wow, I didn't know that there are so many B-Sides on Munich :stunned: I don't even buy singles as a matter of principal. Either, they are way too expensive or you won't even find them at any store. Also, I just don't like these thin cases, I always destruct them :laugh3: Plus albums mostly have the better artworks xD

Of course more tracks is nice, but if they make 3 or 4 singles with 2 b-sides each, that would be great. And you're right, I'd prefer quality over quantity any time aswell. I'm sure they'll come. ;):)

Gegen 19 Uhr kommt wohl direkt die erste Vorband, 30 bis 45 Minuten werden die denke ich mal spielen. Gegen 20Uhr die zweite, ebenfalls bis ca. halb neun. Um 21Uhr dann Coldplay, die normale Setlist dauert so ca. 100 Minuten, nur man muss bedenken, dass sie die Bühne paarmal wechseln und zwei Zugaben kommen. Gegen kurz vor 23 Uhr ist das ganze dann aber wohl zu Ende, länger dürfen die bestimmt auch nicht spielen, oder weiß jemand, ob die Auflagen haben? :D

Oh, that's a shame. Are they coming to Canada this time again? You're right, there are incredible albums with under ten tracks. The quantity means nothing at all :) It would be Cologne ;)

There's No Other Way - Blur

I'm so excited about the new album. Nine tracks seems to be sparse, but hopefully these nine tracks are marvellous and worth to wait for another two long months. I might attend one of their concerts in Germany, but I don't with whom :\ :lol:

I saw them in Wembley last month. So amazing. They're definitely the best band in the world. If Bonehead's Bank Holiday is still needed, here you are.