i think there were always arguments though and it finally came to head in '09 unfortunately for all the people in the gig when Noel had to say enoughs enough am gone.
@@IWannatalkpodcast nah it got really bad towards the end. That Hey Layla period when they were an absolutely poverty stricken and eating out of the bins man's Beatle's and Kink's.
@@thew33pingsong Standing on the shoulders of giants is worse than Heathen Chemistry in my opinion !! By a whisker though !! Both were sheeeeiiiiitttteeeeee !!! Noel offends me when he criticises 'Be here now' without assassinating SOTSoG and HC beforehand !! DBTT was an approach of recapturing form DOYS was an amazing album that indicated form was on its way back Then that was it ......... Thus far !!!! They'll be back, whether that be on a trip down memory lane anniversary tour of some kind or another studio album or both remains to be seen but there's no way that Oasis won't return at some point, there's too much money in it for there not to be !!!
This is the album that got me into Oasis and will always be personal favourite of mine. I’d narrowly missed out on the whole Brit Pop era and when Stop Crying Your Heart Out first dropped I instantly understood why they were so highly revered.
I was at Wembley in 2000 (the first night they used for the live DVD, not the “infamous” second night that was broadcast on Sky One) and Finsbury Park in 2002. Great memories.
Brilliant! Thanks for posting this! Just makes you want to travel back in time to those days... Also great to see the "pre-smartphone" crowds and Liam dressed in something other that a parka... :-)
I wish they’d get back together, even just for one album. A double album perhaps. I bet it would be fucking awesome considering the calibre of Liam and Noel’s songwriting these days. It would certainly cheer a lot of people up!
Even though the later albums weren’t as good as definitely maybe ( what is, that’s a classic) they had at least 2 or 3 great songs on them. Some bands would give anything to make 1 classic song. Oasis made them on a regular basis.
Very true and none of there other stuff gets the respect it deserves. It’s because the upper class media couldn’t handle these working class lads getting so big and loved the fact they didn’t stay as big as said they were gonna, it’s like they delight in going on about how they failed! It’s bollox! The reality is all there later albums went to number 1 as did the singles , sold more then most other rock bands, were still selling out stadiums , still having shows dedicated all to them! They were still the biggest English rock band even though the times had changed and the DM and WTSMG years were never coming back! If you take away some of the songs written by gem and Andy the later albums still sound good!
👍👍👍 I really enjoyed watching your film. Great songs, a lot of interviews that I had never seen before, and the band getting along so well. Just perfect 🥰👌
Paddy Partington, the chorus of Don't Go Away is entirely a rip off of the Real People. I have also seen on RUclips how many songs were stolen, and crucially, how direct the theft was. It's not 'oh, it sounds a bit like' another song, it is theft. This Hindu Times riff one is new to me, appalling. It's such a shame, it taints Noel's songwriting, and there's no point saying, "Well why aren't people suing him?" Because no one can go up against £100m plus. 🤷♀️
Wow at 29:00 he sounds mega! I’m very critical at his 2002 voice because this is where the real decline started but in some gigs and with this specifically song he sounds great
Oasis were the soundtrack of my childhood into my teen's and it didn't matter where you were it was always on in the background so thank you for being there through the good times and the bad
I love Liam's tambourine. It reminds me of my elementary school music classes....the teacher would get out the big box and everyone would choose little instruments.
this is exquisite work, thank you! Heathen Chemistry was my first Oasis album I ever listened to front to back at 14 years old and loved it, so it's a very special Oasis album for me.
Cracking doc. Well put together, really get a sense of the arduous, relentless nature of touring. It’s so clear as well that the end of oasis begins when Lima gets his teeth knocked out. The confidence leaves him (probably traumatised by it but would never admit to that) and probably lost the nasal clarity of his head voice. If I cracked my cello, glueing it back together wouldn’t make it ring like it used to.
Saw them Pompano Beach Amphitheater. My buddy Tom and I drove up from Key West FL doing the Cig's & Alcohol thing. Liam only played four songs. Noel had to pick up the pieces and finish the gig. We loved it. Great Noel B-Sides. AND Little By Little.
I love this era , HC wasn’t my fave album by any means , but the gigs were amazing, tv appperances amazing too. And Noel and Liam really did seem closer than ever
Such a complex relationship between the two. Brothers music love Music respect talent grounding music success fame beauty glamour love music tension fights jealousy family fame music
55:55 was wondering when the Kermit voice started. Apparently it was early 2003, too bad he did not get professional help between then and Glastonbury when it sounded completely destroyed.
To me, Stop the Clocks is the Diamond of this album. The best B-side since The Masterplan and Acquiesce. This album has Pink Floyd vibes on songs like Little by Little and The Cage.
Noel: "Our first 2 albums were great albums. Then the second two were good. And this one's a great one." - correct! But after the let down of the previous two, the hype was gone.
@@petemeredith806 Kermit is speaking just through the nose. Liams singing always is influenced by this nose style. but when he had no voice there was just nose. so- Kermit. :(
Has Liam ever had a hair cut that didn't suit him?? I had spiked hair in 80's then curtains, after that just shortish. Then crew cut as it started falling out. Liam the king of the cuts. 😁⭐️
This tour destroyed his voice. The sound at the gigs was shite, the guitars were completely overdriven, drums and bass were drowned out and I reckon he couldnt hear himself.
so while we don't really have The Hindu Times here, there's a newspaper/media house called The Hindu. unfortunately, like most media here in india, the tabloids have shitty content and the people have bad taste in english music :(
As soon as Noel started sharing responsibilities for writing songs and making the band a democracy rather than ruling with an iron fist that’s when the standards dropped and the output got worse.
That’s not true ruling with an iron fist. ? No one rules Liam or Noel just because you didn’t listen to later albums doesn’t mean the standard dropped. You missed some great songs try listening again
@@user-oh7iv3ij5x the only person who could stand up to Noel and tell him whether the songs were good or sh*t was Alan McGee, and Noel took his opinions seriously. Like when they had to re-record definitely maybe a number of times because McGee said it wasn’t the best it could be and hence why they needed Owen Morris to capture the sound McGee had heard in King Tuts and made him sign them up straight away. Once McGee and Creation parted with Oasis, there wasn’t that replacement to come in to fill his role, and hence nobody to challenge Noel. That’s why the standards started to slip because Noel just thought it was good enough. Listen to his interview in 2000 talking about SOTSOG and in particular the songs I can see a liar and put your money where your mouth is. In the interview he says they are the two weakest songs and the lyrics were awful. In the 90’s there’s no way McGee would allow that sort of quality to be produced on an Oasis album. Another example is the artwork, the incredible singles and album covers designed by Brian Cannons Microdot which were a thing of beauty. Look at the Let there be love single cover, it’s basically a set of Noel’s keys he had in his pocket and took a picture of that because they couldn’t be bothered to design artwork. That’s what I’m saying about the standards dropped when Oasis came into the 2000’s. If you want more evidence of this go and watch James Hargreaves video on the 90’s vs 00’s and he’ll echo everything I’ve said.
I always thought this record would have sounded much better with a heavier, darker, more psychedelic production. It's well established that the demo of Hindu Times is far better than the final version. Force of Nature is another tune I like, soundwise. But the rest of the songs could really have used a real producer.....
Wtf is Wrong with people?? I love this albums , Its kinda similar to the changing processf the Beatles albums from rubber souls to revolver to sgt peppers..from poppy to psychedelic SOTSOG to heathen... For me its kinda genius
@@Ukraineaissance2014That’s the point the guy above is making, when they were smashed up on drugs they released the first two, then in the 2000s when Noel came off the drugs, he got worse.
@@tomben6180 he/they were the worst on drugs around be here now and that next sht one i cant remember the name of. Cocaine especially seems to ruin musicians. Nirvana is the one exception, but i absolutely despise this old fashioned 'drugs give you creativity ' thing, utter crap.
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Great to see Noel and Liam getting on well during this era.
i think there were always arguments though and it finally came to head in '09 unfortunately for all the people in the gig when Noel had to say enoughs enough am gone.
Strange they made their worst music in this era too
@@IWannatalkpodcast nah it got really bad towards the end. That Hey Layla period when they were an absolutely poverty stricken and eating out of the bins man's Beatle's and Kink's.
@@Ukraineaissance2014 heathen chemistry is definitely their worst album, don't believe the truth and dig out your soul are big improvements on it
@@thew33pingsong
Standing on the shoulders of giants is worse than Heathen Chemistry in my opinion !!
By a whisker though !!
Both were sheeeeiiiiitttteeeeee !!!
Noel offends me when he criticises 'Be here now' without assassinating SOTSoG and HC beforehand !!
DBTT was an approach of recapturing form
DOYS was an amazing album that indicated form was on its way back
Then that was it ......... Thus far !!!!
They'll be back, whether that be on a trip down memory lane anniversary tour of some kind or another studio album or both remains to be seen but there's no way that Oasis won't return at some point, there's too much money in it for there not to be !!!
This is the album that got me into Oasis and will always be personal favourite of mine. I’d narrowly missed out on the whole Brit Pop era and when Stop Crying Your Heart Out first dropped I instantly understood why they were so highly revered.
Always loved Liam's look in '02
his voice was kinda good too
Had he not gone into music he could've been a model. Still could.
Bruce Wayne does height matter fuckin hell h
Sharon Duffey BB BnB bubonic by bjbjbh jbhb
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I was at Wembley in 2000 (the first night they used for the live DVD, not the “infamous” second night that was broadcast on Sky One) and Finsbury Park in 2002. Great memories.
What happened on the second night?
Alex bit late,but Liam was pissed and was basically ranting the entire gig.Think he was getting divorced at the time or something
Pissed & drunk
I was at the Friday night gig as well, I was buzzing because the happy Mondays were supporting!! Great gig.
@@xzeikoz Same thing
Weird seeing Noel with a beard. Also hats off to Oasis playing live on TOTP!
Their most underrated album.
Neil Tikva, Along with Don't Believe The Truth!!!! Which I Personally think is their Best since The Masterplan!!!!
Kove um always will.Such a shame it ended like it has tho xx
lets be honest SOTSOG AND Heathen Chemistry have 4-5 good songs each and 2-3 almost good songs
Their last 3 albums were pretty much piles of crap. Each one had 2-3 songs surrounded by 10 songs of bullshit.
@@booishoois309 imagine noel saving all those bsides from the golden days and puting them in SOTSOG,would have been another classic
one of their most turbulent eras and almost always ommited, when it should be remembered for amazings gigs (finsbury park's and their amazing crowds)
Gutted they didn't release the show off Finsbury. It was brilliant
@@petemeredith806 Still hoping for it one day mate 🤞🏻
Hindu Times demo sounds sooooooooo good. Love to hear an Oasis LP of Noels demo tracks 🙌
U can find it
Search YT or online. You'll find it.
Just go on Spotify and find the deluxe albums
Listen to all around the world demo
this demo + the demos of Standing on the Shoulder would be something put together
Brilliant! Thanks for posting this! Just makes you want to travel back in time to those days... Also great to see the "pre-smartphone" crowds and Liam dressed in something other that a parka... :-)
yep..that last decade that didn't have a sea of glowing phones in there hands...oh my how boring.
literally looked up if a documentary existed for this album yesterday thank you
Noah Horne no worries, enjoy mate!
Noah Horne, I Also Fuckin Love HC Era Oasis!!! Plus A Documentary!!!! Thanks
@@rc_oasis2759 nice work mate
@@rc_oasis2759 Cheers!
Spooky, I was looking for a Heathen Chemistry documentary last night! Thanks for this!
I wish they’d get back together, even just for one album. A double album perhaps. I bet it would be fucking awesome considering the calibre of Liam and Noel’s songwriting these days. It would certainly cheer a lot of people up!
Even though the later albums weren’t as good as definitely maybe ( what is, that’s a classic) they had at least 2 or 3 great songs on them. Some bands would give anything to make 1 classic song. Oasis made them on a regular basis.
Very true and none of there other stuff gets the respect it deserves. It’s because the upper class media couldn’t handle these working class lads getting so big and loved the fact they didn’t stay as big as said they were gonna, it’s like they delight in going on about how they failed! It’s bollox! The reality is all there later albums went to number 1 as did the singles , sold more then most other rock bands, were still selling out stadiums , still having shows dedicated all to them! They were still the biggest English rock band even though the times had changed and the DM and WTSMG years were never coming back! If you take away some of the songs written by gem and Andy the later albums still sound good!
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Dig Out Your Soul was such an amazing album,for me it comes third after DM and Morning Glory.
@@george_karamperis7 nah the masterplan
@@jackblakey3314 I said,for me☺ No disrespect though to Masterplan,I really like that album!!
👍👍👍 I really enjoyed watching your film. Great songs, a lot of interviews that I had never seen before, and the band getting along so well.
Just perfect 🥰👌
Dunno where i came up with that riff, i might of nicked that one.
Yes, Noel, from the Stereophonics lol
Stereophonics Same size feet
Paddy Partington, the chorus of Don't Go Away is entirely a rip off of the Real People. I have also seen on RUclips how many songs were stolen, and crucially, how direct the theft was. It's not 'oh, it sounds a bit like' another song, it is theft. This Hindu Times riff one is new to me, appalling. It's such a shame, it taints Noel's songwriting, and there's no point saying, "Well why aren't people suing him?" Because no one can go up against £100m plus. 🤷♀️
Kelly stole one back with the opening to Mr. Writer. (Roll it over - Oasis)
AyeRight85 mr writer came first
@@SuperMojoRisin swear that's 2001?
Thanks for sharing loved the video 💙
Wow at 29:00 he sounds mega!
I’m very critical at his 2002 voice because this is where the real decline started but in some gigs and with this specifically song he sounds great
Oasis were the soundtrack of my childhood into my teen's and it didn't matter where you were it was always on in the background so thank you for being there through the good times and the bad
Saw them 3 times on this tour and they were so damn good. Oasis defined what it means to be cool and even in their 50's they still define being cool.
so nostalgic... 18 years ago... where does the time go :(
I love Liam's tambourine. It reminds me of my elementary school music classes....the teacher would get out the big box and everyone would choose little instruments.
Thank goodness he didn't choose a recorder. Imagine. 👍✨🇬🇧
Great times to be alive.
Love that era.
this is exquisite work, thank you! Heathen Chemistry was my first Oasis album I ever listened to front to back at 14 years old and loved it, so it's a very special Oasis album for me.
Finsbury Park in 02 opening night....I was there...rock n roll!
Greatest last great band on the planet period !!
Johnny Marlin yep 👍
Period,are u American,period means a tarts come on where I come from.
This was fantastic. Thank you so much for doing this!
Cracking doc. Well put together, really get a sense of the arduous, relentless nature of touring. It’s so clear as well that the end of oasis begins when Lima gets his teeth knocked out. The confidence leaves him (probably traumatised by it but would never admit to that) and probably lost the nasal clarity of his head voice. If I cracked my cello, glueing it back together wouldn’t make it ring like it used to.
I love all their albums.I have great memories about all of them.
guess what album am listening to tonight cheers for this mate good days they were!!!!
Great job getting this all together!
“The greatest in my world where I live” my favourite album
26:06 shows how much Noel loves his brother. Let's bring back the big O
Its happening ❤
@@matthewsheldon3198 biblical news mate, i´m going to manchester 16th of july. Can´t wait !!
@@polopalahahaha me too 🤟🤟🤟❤
Oasis makes me feel so much better when I need to feel better...
iconic and underrated album! great documentary mate it's helping me a lot to write my review about the record ✌💙
This was some cool material.
Thanks for the upload 👍🇬🇧
coolest lads to come out of MCR....and there's a lot!
Saw them Pompano Beach Amphitheater. My buddy Tom and I drove up from Key West FL doing the Cig's & Alcohol thing. Liam only played four songs. Noel had to pick up the pieces and finish the gig. We loved it. Great Noel B-Sides. AND Little By Little.
🇬🇧👍🇺🇸
This was the best their hair ever looked.
@Guy Sherry it's baldy you cretin
It's boldy on the planet zuess
Agree..
Liam looked younger in 2002 than in 97-98 aswell
Cheers for that Mate!!! Are you going to do...DBTT Doc!!!??? Another Very Underrated Album!!!!!
Great video, hats off.
I love this era , HC wasn’t my fave album by any means , but the gigs were amazing, tv appperances amazing too. And Noel and Liam really did seem closer than ever
I also like the style of clothes they wore in 2002, like the clothes the band wore for the Heathen Chemistry album shoot.
Such a complex relationship between the two. Brothers music love Music respect talent grounding music success fame beauty glamour love music tension fights jealousy family fame music
Love
Brilliant job. Thanks for putting this together
2002 was definitely their year especially with the release of Heathen Chemistry! Best tour for the band.
Lol love that it's got the actual clip with NG and the guy from Starsailor
Good or bad...one of the most talked about bands
I've never heard of them before! Seems a bit boring and middle of the road and copies so many other artists. It's a no from me I'm afraid Natalie.
@@tommygalbally239 let's just say..."you had to be there Tommy" in that era....in that moment. Different times back then. Fuck feel old saying that.
@@tommygalbally239 ha ha middle of the road? Love them or not, oasis were never middle of the road
They are a bit middle of the road. Bitza. Bits of this, bits of that. Alot of drugs but thats also common now, sadly.
I love HEATHEN CHEMISTRY.
55:55 was wondering when the Kermit voice started. Apparently it was early 2003, too bad he did not get professional help between then and Glastonbury when it sounded completely destroyed.
49:33 Noel lists the songs in which he's the lead vocal as his favorite=)))))
Is that honestly a big surprise lol
Narcissism aside, possibly those ones are those that meant so much to him that sang on them?
By the way...says the man with a fancy model type photo on your avatar. Pot, kettle etc. 🙂
Always thought the Cage instrumental at the very end of the album after that long dumb gap of silence was one of their final awesome studio tracks
Alright mate what happened to those other oasis documentaries? The one starting with be here now era ? Have they been taken off?
Your my sunshine your my WHAAAT!!
Rain? Meaning everything
To me, Stop the Clocks is the Diamond of this album. The best B-side since The Masterplan and Acquiesce. This album has Pink Floyd vibes on songs like Little by Little and The Cage.
Stop the clocks was written in this period.But was not released untill Noel went solo.
@@robertovalero6186 The demo version (Oasis period)is by far better though, in my opinion.
@@aledum1815 I agree.
At 8:55, Liam tells Noel he likes the guitar riff to the Hindu Times and Noel agrees with an East Indian head bob. LOL.
nice one, cheers!
where/when is the live version of "stop the clocks" playing over the credits from?
anyone know..?
Great work!
So Noel started to do Wonderwall Ryan Adam's style 2 years before Ryan Adams released his cover? Can someone explain that to me?
36.06 love liams description of the car crash lol
Noel: "Our first 2 albums were great albums. Then the second two were good. And this one's a great one." - correct! But after the let down of the previous two, the hype was gone.
Very good underrated album
Liam sounds better in 2019 than he did in 2002.
He got carried away with the high microphone thing in 2000-8 and it just started sounding ridiculous
But not as good as he did in 1994
I liked his hair during this era. Like, UBERmod
@@Beechgoose1
Liams always had mega hair but Heathen Chemistry was a terrible album
@@martinmcguire9974 i didn't bother checking it out, then, or now. I bought Hindu Times single. Liked it then, and still do.
Cmon lads it’s 2023 and it’s time to forgive and forget. For the sake of your fans, your my bucket list.
34:50 love Jackanory time with Noel. Thanks✌
The beginning of Liam the Kermit era
Absolutely. Right after his teeth get knocked out. I’ve always thought it and now, there’s some pretty damming evidence.
What's the kermit thing?
@@petemeredith806 He went Kermit when he lost his voice in the 00s.....thank god or Liam hes back in shape!
Yeah I don't know what you mean by kermit lol
@@petemeredith806 Kermit is speaking just through the nose. Liams singing always is influenced by this nose style. but when he had no voice there was just nose. so- Kermit. :(
Oasis, the best!
2019 anyone?
Literally every single comment is from 2019
no takers for oh lets go back to when they had pay phones and glo-sticks.
@@lukewalton992Well mine is in 2023, so you lose
This video is great.
Has Liam ever had a hair cut that didn't suit him??
I had spiked hair in 80's then curtains, after that just shortish. Then crew cut as it started falling out. Liam the king of the cuts. 😁⭐️
The dora the explorer era was a bit dodgey
Thanks for telling the internet all the haircuts you've had in your life. 👍🇬🇧
@@TinfintytinYeah the bowl cut was shite.
This tour destroyed his voice. The sound at the gigs was shite, the guitars were completely overdriven, drums and bass were drowned out and I reckon he couldnt hear himself.
Why are there so many interviews with Noel? Liam is the sexy one and the frontman.
Liam is mostly incoherent. Noel’s a raconteur & he’s got a smarter grasp of what to say. Liam is by far the more striking fella.
Why did they change the beat to Hindu times? The demo is sooo much better than the final record.
nice. liam and noel forever.
Your my sunshine I’m your rain , corona virus fucking with my brain.
35:59 hes chanting some mad language ... and I thought this is it😂😂😂
Typical Noel story. He’s good at that.
Oasis sempre
I wonder if the Hindu times newspaper put oasis on the front cover when that song went to number 1 ?? How mad would that have been !!
so while we don't really have The Hindu Times here, there's a newspaper/media house called The Hindu. unfortunately, like most media here in india, the tabloids have shitty content and the people have bad taste in english music :(
@@mrcowlick7537 that’s a shame!! I would have loved to have seen them on the front cover after the number one with that song!!
that very first tune was the bullocks folks!
Noel should have rocked a beard more often
Hindu Times and Force of Nature are great rock songs that would have benefitted from less clean and dull production
Agreed 👍✨🇬🇧
like Noel's lovely manners, stuck his finger in his ear, put earwax all in his hair, then wiped his bogey's on his hand..ha ha
See I cry about the in4structure when I sit there on my land with now body as a concept of what I'm talking about
Their 3rd best album imo
Dawn good Channel dude.
As soon as Noel started sharing responsibilities for writing songs and making the band a democracy rather than ruling with an iron fist that’s when the standards dropped and the output got worse.
Sorry what
That’s not true ruling with an iron fist. ? No one rules Liam or Noel just because you didn’t listen to later albums doesn’t mean the standard dropped. You missed some great songs try listening again
@@user-oh7iv3ij5x the only person who could stand up to Noel and tell him whether the songs were good or sh*t was Alan McGee, and Noel took his opinions seriously. Like when they had to re-record definitely maybe a number of times because McGee said it wasn’t the best it could be and hence why they needed Owen Morris to capture the sound McGee had heard in King Tuts and made him sign them up straight away. Once McGee and Creation parted with Oasis, there wasn’t that replacement to come in to fill his role, and hence nobody to challenge Noel. That’s why the standards started to slip because Noel just thought it was good enough. Listen to his interview in 2000 talking about SOTSOG and in particular the songs I can see a liar and put your money where your mouth is. In the interview he says they are the two weakest songs and the lyrics were awful. In the 90’s there’s no way McGee would allow that sort of quality to be produced on an Oasis album. Another example is the artwork, the incredible singles and album covers designed by Brian Cannons Microdot which were a thing of beauty. Look at the Let there be love single cover, it’s basically a set of Noel’s keys he had in his pocket and took a picture of that because they couldn’t be bothered to design artwork. That’s what I’m saying about the standards dropped when Oasis came into the 2000’s. If you want more evidence of this go and watch James Hargreaves video on the 90’s vs 00’s and he’ll echo everything I’ve said.
Actually really enjoyed watching this!
I always thought this record would have sounded much better with a heavier, darker, more psychedelic production.
It's well established that the demo of Hindu Times is far better than the final version.
Force of Nature is another tune I like, soundwise.
But the rest of the songs could really have used a real producer.....
Just went back through the albums again and 100 agree same with few songs on 'don't believe the truth'.
Gracias
What’s the song at the end?
Wtf is Wrong with people?? I love this albums , Its kinda similar to the changing processf the Beatles albums from rubber souls to revolver to sgt peppers..from poppy to psychedelic
SOTSOG to heathen...
For me its kinda genius
Liam at peak hair.
Sweet! I’ve never seen this.
Really? 😂
30:03 liams voice sounds mega
Are you going to do this for other albums ?
It's a very good album
Didn't know that Liam's style idol was jeff beck! 12:03
Hope to see ones for dig out your soul and dont belive the truth!
Idler's Dream doesn't contain guitars? WTF?
The version you see here is much later possibly high flying birds era, noel played it on guitar as you can see
I've just found a tasty salt n vinegar crisp crumb on my bed!!! Yippee!!!
Funny to see the correlation between "bad" albums and drug and alcohol sobriety among all artists...
Nirvanas albums got better and better as he got more messed up though
@@Ukraineaissance2014That’s the point the guy above is making, when they were smashed up on drugs they released the first two, then in the 2000s when Noel came off the drugs, he got worse.
@@tomben6180 he/they were the worst on drugs around be here now and that next sht one i cant remember the name of. Cocaine especially seems to ruin musicians. Nirvana is the one exception, but i absolutely despise this old fashioned 'drugs give you creativity ' thing, utter crap.
8:36 best version