Off-Topic@Heyuri

yeah... but I prefer Blur

I like oasis
my favorite is probably The Importance of Being Idle

>>141224
I tried listening to the one Blur album with Song 2 in it,got a few songs in, but didn't dig it all that much. Though it wasn't a fair chance, to be honest
Aside from that, i understand there's some rivalry between Blur and Oasis, what's that all about?

My fav' Oasis song is Wonderwall because it's a very nice song and also because I've never listened to anything else by them ＼(＾o＾)／

i thought heyuri users only listen to otaku music (⁠´⁠；⁠ω⁠；⁠｀⁠)

i like oasis but i don't blur too

>>141229
thankfully, i am not a heyuri user

>>141231
WOOOSH（⌒∇⌒ゞ）
yuo r nao HEYURI USER
conglaturation!!!

They pretty good man, no joke

>i understand there's some rivalry between Blur and Oasis, what's that all about?
It was mostly manufactured by the media, but they were the two-most prominent Britpop bands in the mid-90s. Oasis was from the north of England, and Blur was from the south - this played into the traditional/stereotypical divide/rivalry between the two halves of the country

Northerners are traditionally portrayed as poor, hard, tough, uneducated, working-class people, while southerners are usually portrayed as rich, soft, poncey, educated, middle-class and upper-class people. In reality it was never that clear-cut, but there's elements of truth to it and it's a stereotype that still persists, so the media latches onto it whenever they can

i feel like oasis is way better than blur for it to be a rivalry

>>141226
I don' think it's rivalry, it's just that they're the two most famous britpop bands. Try listening to leisure or parklife, I don't like the song 2 album either, especially because I expected the entire album to sound like song 2, when in fact it was completely different.