The most irresistible rock band, and the number 1 cause of sanity.

One of the best bands ever! They piss all over the shitty music scene these days!! Fuckin shity Busted, Blazin Gimp Squad etc etc... Superb live gigs, stunning vocals from Liam, and amazing songwriting from Noel!! Live forever Oasis!!!

PS: Make thier new album number 1!! Where it feckin belongs!!

The greatest band to come into this world in the last two decades. They've been rocking the world for more than 15 years, and is already a legendary band.

Oasis is like an orgasm for your ears. Unarguably one of the greatest bands of all time.

Our generation's version of the beatles. And they fuckin rock.

Quite possibly the most overrated band in history. People claim they were relevant during the 90s, but even then they weren't. Blur were the defining Britpop band for the first half of the 90s, and then Radiohead killed Britpop and became the defining band of the second half of the 90s. During the 00s Oasis merely become a parody of themselves, trying to rehash their overrated songs of the 90s to no avail.

Fundamentally, Oasis had no originality during their entire career, could never evolve and just copied other bands material (i.e. The Beatles) as they didn't have the talent to write or compose any good songs on their own.

Truthfully, the only reason they were popular was because of the large size of the working class. The working class saw the Gallagher brothers as idols, because they began in the working class before becoming rich, and inherently the Gallaghers had no actual talent like the rest of the working class. Therefore, the large working class supported Oasis in droves, and then worshipped them for managing to get so big, despite having no talent. It gave the working class hope that even they, despite having no talent, might someday leave their job working as a janitor, cleaning toilets or emptying dustbins, and become wealthy and famous.

A beautiful drink. It's a non carbonated drink and is a product of The Coca Cola Company. Always on shelves around UK. Mostly seen as an alternative to water.