Noel Gallagher: 'Radiohead have been making the same record since 'Kid A''

Oasis man still loves the Oxford band though

Fri 07 Nov, 2008

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Oh please. What is he talking about? The "experimental" vibe of the albums? So since they are "experimenting" with different/new sounds, that means it's been the same record? That's idiotic. You look at KidA, songs like National Anthem with the Ondes Martenot, the spastic horn section, the mechanical vocals, the repetitive bass line. Show me another song on any of the recent albums that goes in the same universe as that. Or the sonic edge of Everything in it's right place. The song KidA itself? He's singing through a fucking violin. Motion Picture Soundtrack? It sounds like an old Disney movie, with beautiful vocals. The french horns and Strawberry Fields Forever of How to Dissapear Completely? All unique compared to anything they've done sense. I don't get how All I need, House of Cards, Feux Arpeggio, Wolf at the Door, There There, Nude, Bangers and Mash, Scatterbrain etc.etc..none of these songs sound anything like each other, or anything like anything from KidA. What the hell song could you even begin to compare Pyramid Song to? Life in a Glass House sounds like a New Orleans funeral. Knives Out and I Might Be Wrong are guitar songs. What an idiot this guy is. I believe it's Oasis and their repetitive standard 3 1/2 minute 3 chord verse chorus verse guitar songs that never change. Oh yeah, and the exxagerated whine. Don't forget that.

Wed 12 Nov, 2008

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