NME - a true decline

From a writing standpoint, undoubtedly true. Thing is… “my era” was very much the Oasis era and yet I just want them to write about new music.

Honestly think 1999 was one of the best years for music. Just not for male guitar bands

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Here’s today’s Noel opinion and OH SOD THIS FOREVER

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I was saying that about Noel Gallagher in 1994 already. I was biased, though. Because I was pissed off at people asking me if I’d copied his hairstyle.

“But politicians? They’re fucking idiots. They’re economists—that’s all they are”

:thinking::thinking::thinking:

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MAKE IT STOP MAKE IT STOP MAKE IT STOP

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to be fair… he’s not wrong.

Eurgh. Just reinforces in my head the perception that he is now one of ‘them’. Surprised his name didn’t crop up in the Paradise Papers. Dick.

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just to be clear, you think the beach boys aren’t overrated?

Fair enough. fwiw I’ve always disliked Noel, but I think this is the first time we’ve agreed on something.

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imagine thinking Brian Wilson was overrated

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you’re right, Mike Love was the true genius

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I don’t need to

when i worked at wh smith as a kid (16 - 18), if somebody bought NME i’d always comment how shit it was, god i was a dick

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Pet Sounds > Sgt Peppers. Every day of the week.

I’ve never been a regular NME reader, but the C86 tape is for me a milestone in alternative music. I’d have liked a 2016 equivalent, but from what I’ve seen on the website they just champion mainstream bollocks.

Noel Gallagher is a tosser. Even before he opens his mouth.

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next week stephen fry reads the lyrics to up all night

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I finally deleted the bookmark I had to the NME news page a few weeks ago, and I have to say I feel a lot better for it.

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Bastion of journalism.

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