Could The Oasis Reunion SAVE Rock and Roll?
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Since 2020, only two rock songs have topped the UK singles chart. The situation is similar in the US. So, where has all the rock music gone? And could Oasis' reunion kickstart a rock and roll revival? Is the reuniting of Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher what we need to see rock back in the mainstream?
❤️❤️❤️SUPPORT ME❤️❤️❤️
❤️If you think this video was worth $3, join my Patreon to support me as a creator. It will feed me a well deserved coffee/pint/pie per month:
/ musicmongoose
❤️Join this channel to get access to perks and stand out in the comments:
/ @musicmongoose
❤️THANKS TO THE LEGENDS BELOW WHO SUPPORT ME ALREADY:
-Christina Boyd
📱📱📱MUSIC MONGOOSE SOCIALS📱📱📱
📱 / musicmongooseuk
📱www.facebook.c...
Join our private Facebook Group: / musicmongoose
📱📱📱PERSONAL SOCIALS📱📱📱
📱www.x.com/@ada...
📱 / adam_english_
Comment 'silly sausage' in the comment section if you've found this secret message. Oh, and subscribe to the channel, you silly sausage!
I still believe good Rock and Roll is still out there it's just that the mainstream has pushed the Genre out, you just have to go looking for it
I’m sure it is, but not been recognised maybe, there hasn’t been any band that’s had the impact of oasis since 1994, some have come close but they’re unique in that way.
You’re right there’s so many great bands out there who are still selling out shows. Since Streaming became the dominant way of listening to music there’s zero barriers to entry to get your music out there but it’s harder to make money due to apps like Spotify pay artists next to nothing per stream.
@@MW-dd8vk agreed. Bands like oasis, (and it’s not exclusive to them) are a reset to the current music scene as regards indie rock etc. it depends on peoples personal taste and stance and take on it all, but for we’re a reset albeit in a different way back in the mid 90s, and they’re about to be that again. I think that’s a good thing . I remember years ago a 90s indie musician said that secedes come and go and their default setting is pop music, then that dies and other things take over, again and on an on it goes, she was so right, we’re potentially looking at that happening again but in the favour of indie rock etc as opposed to pop and the hangover of manufactured pop and xfactor etc (which granted died a few yrs ago) but the music industry needs some kind of revival . The amount of interest for the new oasis etc, is refreshing (again) , and also makes me giggle that other bands should have sorted this years ago, and did to some degree, but we need it on a new scale. Once again great bands like oasis will start that, the stone roses could have in 2016, but never came up with anything after the great gigs they did. I just hope oasis will take it further than the 2025 gigs. And then it will all fall back into place for me, at least in the UK. I just have the feeling it’s a start of a new era, and it’s not totally down to oasis, but this is the start of it.
Arctic Monkeys for their first 2 albums then they sold out!
@@Damon759 Arctic monkeys are great I love em, I wouldn’t say they sold out as such, but yes the first 2 albums were the closest since oasis. I like the third album, the last 2 were a different direction and still good, but a bit meh. And certainly weren’t massively successful commercially.
To me a monkeys are the best band we’ve produced since oasis definitely.
Sure, rock is dead in the mainstream, but if you go on Spotify, there are tons of new bands with new albums in any rock genre you like. Who cares if it's on the charts or not? All that matters is that you have the music to listen to.
Mmmm as a musician I’d like to make music I like
The only problem is that the rock musicians are not earning as much money as they should
@@arkhamguard6479 I wish they could. I’m not sure if people don’t know where to find new rock music or they just simply aren’t interested.
@@perry4777 I think people are just too lazy to discover new music
@@arkhamguard6479 I think you are 100 percent right
"After it's peak in 1972, the popularity of rock music began to steadily decline."
'sweeps The Clash, The Sex Pistols, The Jam, Fleetwood Mac, Queen, Pink Floyd, U2, The Cure, The Smiths etc under the rug'
Yes there were still great rock bands, but the genre’s popularity (success in the charts) declined steadily from 1972 👍
NIRVANA
@@MusicMongooseidk about judging success by the charts. Rock has always been live music, after 72 you still had cultural phenomena like GnR, Nirvana and Oasis who could sell a stadium out on any day of the week. The people who charted over these bands could not do that, I’d go as far to say that only Taylor Swift could rival/beat Oasis today (even if they didn’t break up) because of how culturally embedded they are into the live music scene.
@@MusicMongooseThe disco era was the first "rock is dead" moment
There was British rock in the 80s but it was more melloŵ than in the 70s. Bands such as Spandau Ballet, the Style Council, Aztec Camera, Prefab Sprout, Big Country, the Cure and the Smiths dominated the charts. Punk, prog and metal went out of fashion. The Clash and the Stranglers changed musical direction. Rock bands experimented with jazz, reggae and Celtic folk and mixed it with rock.
Then in the 90s there was Britpop which was a fusion of pop and punk rock music.
Record companies didn't want bands, they wanted "artists" they could control hence the rise of Pop Idol and X factor. Easily manufactured music was less hassle to the big labels plus they didn't want their artists going around misbehaving. Squeaky clean seemed the order of the day
They don't want a bunch of fellas on drugs drunk on a Tuesday
Well said people don't get it!!! I think that's why many bands became independent and against establishmenr it matters how educated you are in the music and business you need to see where it stands now it's not anywhere and it being anywhere is a issue blame record labels. Most popular music right now is terrible!!
Once Pop Idol started I thought that would be the end for UK rock bands but then there was the Darkness in 2003 followed by Franz Ferdinand, the Kaiser Chiefs, Arctic Monkeys and Kasabian. It seemed like the last hurrah for rock music because after that it was just 'r and b', hip hop and pop music dominated the charts leaving only legacy bands and unsigned bands to keep on making rock music. But the legacy bands are getting older even Kasabian the youngest of them. These bands are playing the Radio 2 Weekend rather than the Radio 1 Weekend.
Rock n roll aint Dead, its the Music industry that pushes the narrative of what music to publicise to the kids
Yeah people don't get it I'm doing rock and I'm so passionate I will send my music in but it's no guaranteed!!! This is my life what I'm good at!!! the peoel in the industry don't want it!!! Around so it's not streamed also the music is a hassle to big record companies!!!!
Back in the 70s and 80s the record companies were more bothered about what would sell records. As long as the bands had talent and didn't sound exactly like anyone else they stood a chance of getting a record deal. Now they have no chance. It really is a dictatorship as there are only two major record labels now as the others were bought up.
Rock isn’t Dead, There will always be a market for it. There’s just so much choice when it comes to music due to streaming and social media. People would rather listen to the charts or revert back to nostalgia because it takes less effort than it does to discover new bands.
The idea of rock being dead is so cyclical. It’s a marketing campaign in itself because the minute it does stream well, everyone goes: ROCK IS BACK.
It’s in rocks genre to die, and come back.
Rock music died when buddy holly died. But it always comes back around
Rock music died when disco became popular.
Thats a valid point, but we're living in a vastly different time. In the 50s/60s and the 70s/80s, audiences had very little to choose from and were given whatever the labels and mainstream press deigned suitable. Music is now MASSIVELY democratized and the factors that helped rock become significant in the past are no longer factors that influence people. People are stupider now. They need instant gratification. Through degenerate rap and social media culture, they've become obsessed with bragging about money and violence and sex. We'll never see a Pink Floyd or David Bowie again because people just dont have the patience or capacity to process it when they can listen to a Jay Z or a Nicki Minaj and get an instant hit of dopamine that has been manufactured to appeal to base instincts.
Yeah but it has a come back right around!!!! You seem like you know your stuff but great music came out of the post era disco!
@@_boracic_atreus_23 people are programmed NPC brain rot from the media!!!
@@_boracic_atreus_23There were more record labels in the 70s to the 90s. Now they have been bought up by huge parent companies
The 80s and early 90s hip hop wasn't too bad compared with now.
Coldpay are NOT rock n roll
I did have a line in the original video after mentioning Coldplay which was 'And you can't even call them rock, can you?' but I decided to cut it. They are officially classed as a rock band and the single that went to number 1 with BTS was pop rock.
Oasis neither.
@@MusicMongooseI call them soft rock. Soft rock has always existed. In the 70s there were America and Fleetwood Mac.
Oasis is my favorite band but no. Rock isnt dead but if it needs two 55 year olds to save it then it should be
Record labels and who they choose killed it
I say that if the most interesting thing to happen in Rock in 2024 is some old band's reunion instead of a new one breaking thru. Rock is truly over and is just like a "nostalgic" Disney product at this point.
You can’t save something that died in the 2000’s. They can definitely bring rock back though
The cult, black crowes, stray cats, smashing pumpkins Still great.. Rock is still alive and well.
New bands…. New music.
Oasis announce a tour and at least 4 million people want a ticket. That is your answer. That rock doesn’t top the charts anymore is because radio and tv don’t get behind it anymore and instead focus on solo artists and rap music.
Rock is an attitude as much as it is a sound. This is what all the new artists lack. They're all too tame. Oasis without a doubt embody the rock attitude.
There's something pop about Oasis as well as rock but the pop groups that inspired them would be classed as rock now.
No, a band that was explicitly derivative and backwards facing like Oasis getting so popular was an early sign of Rock’s inevitable decline. The reason rock music stopped being the cool music young people were into was because it stopped being the sound of youthful rebellion and became the sound of not-so-young people trying to recreate the past.
Rock n roll has been derivative from day 1. Idk if oasis speaks to you but I know for a fact they are a voice for so a lot of people. Name another band from the past 30 years that fits into rock n roll like they do. And no metal isn't rock n roll
Definitely the sound of youthful rebellion I don't understand what u mean
@@alexkidnotlive If you look at what music is popular with young people currently it isn’t Rock music and it really hasn’t been since the early 00s. The way the youth express themselves through music is constantly in flux. Before rock it was jazz, now it’s hip hop and electronic music, and in the future it’ll be something else that probably hasn’t been invented yet.
@@AaronAnayafor sure but, a lot of young people are completely rejecting what's mainstream. There's still loads of hype and excitement about rock n roll and a lot of people still feel that relation to rebellion and rejecting social norms. Hence avoiding mainstream music. The SCENE is still alive, its just not mainstream anymore.
Good music will always prevail regardless of the genre
Right, Oasis is not rock, it´s a ballad band.
I like it that Rock n Roll is not in the hitlists but a lot in small venues, bars, and alternative clubs! When you look foor it you will experience that Rock is very beautiful alive.
But I love that Oasis smash Rock back! They are a very specific image that is not familiar with any artist now. And most of all I like it because I love Oasis :) I'm everyday now almost every minute on internet to know more details.
They have a unique image which is northern working class laddishness that most northern working class men grow out of by their 30s. But their music is a mixture of the Beatles, Slade and the Clash.
Not just rock and roll. Music!
Taylor Swift everywhere. And many anti-establishment bands (Green Day, Foo Fighters, Rage Against The Machine) are the complete opposite of what they said they represented back in the day.
We need a bit of swagger and cool back into music again.
The Kaiser Chiefs too. Someone called them the Pfizer Chiefs. It's only Eric Clapton, Roger Waters and Morrissey who seem to be anti Establishment these days. Both the Manic Street Preachers and Oasis are non woke.
There are tons of great rock bands but I do think the sheer amount of music online makes it much harder for them to get noticed. I don’t think the problem is limited by Rock there aren’t very huge pop and the talent and diversity of act that would be considered mainstream music has declined drastically. There are at least likely bands out there that have the same ability as Oasis but I don’t think there are any pop singers that can come close to Whitney Houston or Mariah Carey.
If you need two 50 year olds to save rock then it doesn’t deserve to be “saved” not that it’s gone anywhere. If you want rock in the mainstream it’s a different story. I myself don’t care and am happy listening to something whether it’s big or not. Still plenty of good rock out there.
After listening to many rock'n'roll bands, I switched to post-punk, now I love Dry Cleaning, for example... Will you make a video about this new genre? It would be amazing! 🫡
Rock is only dead if you live under a rock. Check out the warning they're incredible
Love how you just skipped punk
I also skipped Folk Rock, Glam Rock, Soft Rock and Garage Rock among others in the interest of time! I do talk about post-punk towards the end of the video. Plus, this is a video about rock in the mainstream - the very thing punk challenges! (although of course Punk did become mainstream anyway) 😉
Let's face it the reason Oasis' comeback has taken the world by storm, as we knew it would, is cos no-one has come along who has been as good, successful, loved and achieved so much since them. I can't remember when a rock band made the news as much as them this week since.... Oasis the first time round! Not Foo Fighters, Coldplay etc
Rock evolved predominantly into white culture, as demographics changed, so did the tastes and styles of the culture(s), with hip hop and many other genres rising up. In America the white culture shifted to country and the rest to other cultural ethnic styles. The UK did not have that at its core, such as country music, but instead rock. So in the end oasis in the UK, or Europe, or even Asia, which still love the anglo music styles, so they will sell millions. In the USA they can maybe sell a couple thousand tickets in small venues, grunge having been the last of the demographic culture that was, and being the final nail in the American rock coffin.
Rock was already dying in the 90s. That was 30 years ago.
"Rock is Dead " started in the 60''s . People are stupid.
Dying? We had Nirvana, Pumpkins, Pearl Jam, Chillies, Stone Temple Pilots, Oasis, Soundgarden, Radiohead, Alice In Chains
@@darrenthomas7402 yeah and which bands are we still talking about 30 years later? No rock bands have made the same impact since then.
@@darrenthomas7402Blur, REM, Pulp and the Manic Street Preachers as well.
I live in a college town and it's hip hop for the kids around here. With one exception, I haven't seen any kids playing accoustic guitars in several years Let alone electric guitars in the area where I live.
Yeah, the reason young people used to buy guitars and form bands was because that was the easiest way for them to express themselves through music. The rise of home computers means that’s just no longer the case.
@@AaronAnaya It's sad because they can take the easy way out and not practice on an instrument and have actual talent to be proud of. I'm older but glad I play guitar and bass. It gives me a feeling of worth yet I feel like I'm part of a dying breed
The Black Crowes, Smashing Pumpkins, Live, Fuel, Puddle Of Mudd and Oasis all need to reunite with their original rock n roll bandmates in 2024 and beyond🥁🎸
Rock will NEVERR die!
Last dinner party. Those ladies rock. They are really good.
Rock and roll will never die
Wesley Willis
Nothing but theives and Royal Blood are perfect examples of current great rock bands. Plus Foo Fighters and Muse have been going strong the whole time. 🤩 "Humans behind instruments" is definitley the emotional connection for me as well. Great video. 🙂
Thanks 🙏
The Lemon Twigs are amazing playing evocative upbeat rock n roll on anologue recordings
Glad to see them mentioned. Should be way more well known.
Could it? They just did.
Pastel is also a cool new band influenced by the Madchester/shoegaze scene. They're going release their debut LP later this year
I have a question: why did you edit in little clicking noises when you display and change the images on screen?
I get that you selected the clicking noise to be quiet, so n it to disturb that much. Thank you. But why do it at all?
Why edit in noises that don’t need to be there????????
Why do anything Richie? Why do anything?
When you have Coldplay is the rock band topping the charts you know something is wrong 😂
It could do but equally it could almost kill it if Liam doesn’t prepare properly and have his voice bang on point. With all this hype and at £130 a ticket he can’t get away with just swaggering about, avoiding high notes with an aggressive almost shout instead (which he has often been know to do). If he respects the whole situation, lays off the fags and booze, gets plenty of rest and delivers vocally it will indeed help lift RnR back to its rightful place at the top of all the genres. Rock n Roll hasn’t and will never die but it would be nice to see it as the leading force again.
Anyway Liam, they’ll be plenty of time for ‘getting on it’ once all these shows have passed 😉
Interesting perspective! I think you could argue that people actually want that attitude in the reunion shows… as it reminds them of the band’s attitude in the 90s. Plus it’s worked for him so far in his solo career! Noel praised Liam’s voice in an interview recently something along the lines of ‘Liam’s voice is like 10 shots of tequila on a Friday night, mine is like half a Guiness on a Tuesday’ 🤣
5:16 yess KGLW mentioned!
Rock died with Ritchie Vallens Buddy Holly and Big Bopper
I'd say theres actually a half decent chance. Rock music was killed by labels rather thwn individuals actively loosing intrest. With the shift away rrim labels it would only take a band like oasis being in the public conscious for a year for it to push labels back towards the genre
Gatekeepers are not always a bad thing.
Gen X killed rock n roll, I'm trying to imagine my seventeen year old at a nineties gig with me ......................nah!🏴
Rock obviously isn't dead, if it's dead how do you explain all the sold out stadiums and festivals of rock music? What's happening to rock is that it just isn't getting coverage in the mainstream, ie radio, tv and other media. There's an agenda, rock music tends to be meaningful and deep, it's speaks truths, promotes and inspires people to think. This is detrimental to the new world order. Pop music is far far safer, it keeps people dumbed down
I noticed when bands such as Coldplay, Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel and Oasis are booked to play stadiums tickets get sold out. But so do Taylor Swift and Ed Sheeran.
Morrissey was right when he sung about music being played in discos says nothing to him about his life in the song Panic but you have to search for the deeper meanings to most rock songs.
Great video I learnt about new bands ! This why rock is dead so many band in the past . But you have enlightened us!
You just need a nirvana to come and blow everything away and change the culture. You need an evolution that sounds slick and cool for young people. Rock hasnt seen major success since the late 2000s.
That cover of a Foo Fighters song was murdered by those singers in 2020. It was almost as bad as the rendition of Imagine by Gal Gadot.
I really hope you’re right. Really 🙌
Fontaines dc is another modern rock band too.
Arctic monkeys make Oasis look like Bad Brains
As much as I dislike Oasis I would much rather watch their music videos back to back than an episode of X Factor or Britain's Got Talent.
Surly Coldplay isn’t rock. Oasis is a people’s band! They keep it real. Even Beatles went all upper class! Oasis will be massive again
The Beatles were "all upper class"... That would be news to the working class hero..
YESSSSSSSSSS #GODS ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤C
The tour dates are for next summer - that's an awful long time for two stroppy, childish, bully-boy egos to remain in check and not get into a punch-up with each other, so forgive me for being cautious here, but I'm not sure they can even save themselves...
Magnetic Pool are the best rock band in the UK right now. Proove me wrong.
O a s i s !!!
Well rock maybe but not rock n roll because oasis aren't rock n roll. They're indie rock, rock n roll swings, oasis doesn't swing.
Thier not indie rock
They're not indie rock; they're not rock n roll; they're britpop / alt rock.
There were musicians and music journalists saying Rock was dead in the 60's and 70's. It's not dead and there's no shortage of musicians, it's just not the mainstream "thing" any longer.
"Alternative" - what a stupid concept.
Well The Rolling Stones aren’t doing it this or sure
Do you normally talk this way ?
DMA’S are the new Oasis
I love DMA's - saw them live in 2023!
@@MusicMongoose great aren’t they?
No they can’t. Even back in the nineties their were a ton of really great rock bands that the rock magazines labeled “Brit Rock.” Bands that combined loud guitars and drums and strong riffs with catchy vocals and - in my opinion - were a lot more exciting - catchy and a lot more fresher than Oasis. Examples being The Wildhearts - three colours red - China drum - Terrovision - Symposium that were - in my opinion - of far higher quality - excitement - originality and tunefulness and interesting - ness then the bands like oasis labeled ‘Brit pop ‘ which in - my opinion - was somewhat twee and one dimensional by comparisons. Yet the term and potential movement of “Brit Rock” never really caught on and got over shadowed by the “rock” of bands such as Oasis and other Brit pop bands.
Rock is the best
Of course they will... It's all part of a Masterplan 😉🤫
Something needs to! Comparing music now to the bands of the 90s, no comparison!
Why is he referring to the Arctic monkeys like there a new band
They’re*
@@MusicMongoose thank you
@@MusicMongooseI mean they're almost a 20 years old band lol
They're the ones who ruined it. Why would they save it?
How? Explain
This stupid fashion for using distracting filters that make images look old and damaged just makes these videos unwatchable.
No, is the answer to that. They were shit first time around too! Should have been called the Magpies!!!
No Noel has sold out an is now brown nosing liam so much it's embarrassing...preferred the hatred
No, its sparked off a frenzy of dead bands reuniting!
Last dinner party. They ladies rock. I know they barque pop. Best new band of 2024.
I guarantee they will release something that sounds like two old men trying to be relevant. Just like Eminem. This is a nothing burger except for those that want to see them live.
Coldplay are boring.
Pulp couldn't, Blur couldn't... these guys will fail as well. Gen Z doesn't care...
My guy band camp exist
Oasis, Blur, Pulp are Gen Z's classic rock / dad rock lol
Rock got too Heavy and too Pop that lead to it's demise!!!
Wunderhorse
Great band
Yeah first really good band in a long time
sure not. I've been their show twice. Both were remembered as one of the most boring show ever. But I'm happy for their fans
Oasis IS NOT a rock band. It doesn't matter if you wear leather jackets and electric guitars.. If you make BALLADS!!
So what are they then
@@freesbi a pop ballad band with electric guitars. I love Oasis, but they are not rock that's all. Guns and Roses, Metallica, Soundgarden, Ramones, those are real rock bands.
@@Matyasmon can I ask what qualifies as a ‘real’ rock band to you ?
@@freesbi "to me"? Rock comes from blues, it needs high tempos, syncopation, it needs anger, energy.. Oasis tunes lack of all of these. I think their first album is quite rnr, but from then on they were just a pop ballad band.
@@Matyasmon If we’re going off your metric then I’d argue that their second and third album have that anger and energy you’re on about but whatever you say. Just curious as to what other bands people typically class as rock that you don’t
Not gonna happen
Last thing starmer wanted this lol 😆 get yer cigs out people
I bet Starmer has a no listen list for his MPs to adhere to.
If you want to look at innovation in the mainstream, no one's been doing it like rappers for the past decade or so. From the lush soundscapes and dense storytelling of To Pimp a Butterfly by Kendrick, to the boundary breaking rage of Whole Lotta Red by Carti, many of the biggest rappers in the world are doing things that few artists at their level have ever attempted. It reminds me of a pink Floyd rock opera, or a David Bowie genre experiment respectively