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Oasis co-frontman Noel Gallagher never made a trick of his usage of other classic tunes as building blocks in his new tunes. Of course, all songwriters are inspired by the work that came before them, but often this recycling of older songs has got Noel and Oasis into hot water.
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Have Sanctuary plagiarised Cliff Richard? The Guardian (2008 ):.
What you never ever understood about Definitely Possibly, Telegraph (2019 ):.
Why Oasis were taken legal action against over the song Whatever (2023 ), RadioX:.
The Rutles, All You Need Is Cash (1978 ):.
Sanctuary star's surprised he hasn't been sued, Gigwise (2006 ):.
Noel and Burt perform "This Guy's In Love With You" (1996 ):.
Noel Gallagher's biggest lifts, MusicRadar (2008 ):.
Interview with Noel Gallagher:.
How Oasis ripped off Stevie Marvel for a Britpop classic, FarOut (2021 ):.
'( What's The Story) Morning Glory?' Track by Track with Noel Gallagher:.
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0:00 Intro.
0:12 Cigarettes & Alcohol vs. T.Rex.
0:57 Whatever vs. Neil Innes.
2:25 She's Electric vs. The Beatles.
3:32 Don't Look Back In Anger vs. John Lennon.
4:02 Supersonic vs. George Harrison.
5:04 Shakermaker vs. Coca Soda pop.
6:44 GPU Audio.
7:30 Half The World Away vs. Burt Bacharach.
8:44 Value Of Being Idle vs. The La's.
9:17 Action Out vs. Stevie Wonder.
10:19 Don't Disappear vs. The Genuine Individuals.
11:32 Patreon.
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Next up: 30 Led Zeppelin songs that ārip offā other songs
Green Day songs that “rip off” their older songs
More like 50
He already did one but yeah I imagine thereās plenty more Led Zeppelin songs that do that
10 led Zeppelin songs that DON’T rip off other songs
@@Toto.Reyes16 Incomprehensible.
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I agree with this
When told his song sounded like _____’s song, Noel Galagher was like “Whatever.”
I hear “Dead end” by the kinks in importance of being idle.
The initial version of ‘Shakermaker’ even included lyrics from the cola song. Although they re-recorded the second verse, Liam still sang the original version during early Oasis performances. I find that reference amusing, as the whole song feels like it’s coming from a bored working-class lad sitting in front of the TV, flipping through channels.
7:50 That is such a common chord progression (“Band on the Run” comes to mind). Herb Alpert may not have sued due to the risk of getting in trouble himself.
I think it’s mainly the Electric Piano outro that mainly sounds like TGILWY. It’s not mentioned here
@@joedurantguitar1447 Yeah I should have mentioned that actually! Good catch
@@joedurantguitar1447 The outro leaves no doubt, indeed.
I always thought that solo from Supersonic certainly had the same vibe as the instrumental theme song of Taggart (1985) the guitar solo certainly did š I guess they both got influenced by My Sweet Lord.
Hale And Pale Oaday still makes me laugh. The songs are so funny
the main riff from the one i love by r.e.m. can be heard pretty clearly on morning glory. same timing as well, both songs are based around the riff. i also happen to love both for completely different reasons
Not to mention the similarities in the chord progression for All Around the World. It’s basically the same as Eight Days a Week, just in a different key.
“All round the world / tell em what you heard”
“Ooh I need your love, babe / guess you know it’s true”
Or the sheer abundance of Beatles lyrics that appear in their songs. I mean, they literally have a line in a song that’s “Fool on the hill and I feel fine.”
I’m old enough to have sung along to the Coke/New Seakers ad as a child!
me too!
There’s a story about Oasis from the early days when they used to rent a communal rehearsal space in Manchester to work on their first album. According to the story, other bands that rented the complex would stop and hear Oasis rehearse the same ten songs over and over again, and after a while it became obvious to them that their songs were blatant rip offs of other well known songs. This led to one of the band members that used the facilities to go over to Oasis’ rehearsal room door, and posting a note that read: “Get your own riffs!”
they did also lend themselves to the real peoples sound, go listen to a song called window pain, its painfully obvious
This is not “Being influenced” by ….. , is more like “Copy/Paste”
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DONāT LOOK BACK ON ANGER
Moreover, I always heard the very same Oasis’ “Wonderwall” chord progression in “If I had a gun”, like I think the dude “was inspired” by his own riff and sold it two times…
I understand that sometimes people have similar ideas, but how many of these ‘similarities’ does it take before it’s just stealing haha. As a big Oasis fan, I loved the video!
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One thing to also note is that Sheās Electric also borrowed from the song called āIād like to buy the world a cokeā
And so did their song Shakermaker. As you just showed in this video. And when Noel was sued for it all he had to say was āeh we drink Pepsi now.ā
And thatās not the only song Shakermaker borrowed from! The guitar melody (or at least the first two notes of that melody) may have been inspired by Anthem by Ringo Starr.
great vid. most of these are frankly shocking. are there any examples of liam plagiarizing (when he started writing songs)?
Wonderwall uses the end of Pink Floyd’s Vera for one of the main hooks