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  • irishtimes.com - Posted: October 13, 2008 @ 3:29 pm

    Oasis, Slane Castle, summer 2009

    Jim Carroll

    Best review of the new Oasis album so far? Kitty Empire in the Observer yesterday: “their least worst outing in recent memory”.

    Anyway, Noel, Liam and the other members of the world’s favourite meat-and-two-veg rock band will be playing in Co Meath next summer. Remember where you read it first etc when it is announced on Wednesday.

    UPDATE: Yes, we were right (again). Oasis play Slane Castle on June 20 next. Tickets go on sale on Friday October 24. Interestingly, prices have not been announced – the calculators must be broken.

    • 77 Comments

    1.
    October 13, 2008
    3:50 pm

    state and hot press :)

    Comment by petee
    2.
    October 13, 2008
    4:22 pm

    As if Oasis fans can read!

    Comment by Matt Vinyl
    3.
    October 13, 2008
    4:40 pm

    Not terribly surprising, a fairly safe choice for it.

    I predict loud nostalgic sing-a-longs, polite applause for stuff off the new album, and an anthemic finale. See also: every Oasis gig for the last 11 years.

    Comment by Joe
    4.
    October 13, 2008
    4:50 pm

    Their support slot for REM in ‘95 was gash… as was the main act come to think of it.

    Comment by dealga
    5.
    October 13, 2008
    4:54 pm

    Didn’t Oasis get a 4 star review in yesterdays Observer?

    ….didn’t EVERY album get a 4 star in yesterdays Observer?

    Comment by Peter81
    6.
    October 13, 2008
    5:02 pm

    petee – i dont know what u mean ;-)

    matt – can they count?

    joe – they could always just show a DVD

    dealga – REM have been going downhill since their first rehearsal

    Peter81 – That quote is from a live review in the Review not the music mag. And yeah, Observer Music Monthly are fond of giving everything a 4 or 5 star review, which may is one reason why the mag is nowhere as good as it could – and should – be.

    Comment by Jim Carroll
    7.
    October 13, 2008
    5:26 pm

    God I’m glad I’m not the only one who looks at the review section in the OMM with bewilderment. It’s like Hote Press reviewing an Irish album- halve the score and add one. Or ignore it entirely.

    Comment by Chris
    8.
    October 13, 2008
    5:46 pm

    Aside from the over-jolly reviews, I think its a good magazine. They do articles that you really wouldn’t find anywhere else – like music being produced from soldiers in Iraq or musical priests! And I like the giblets like “soundtrack of my life”, Miranda and Morley etc.

    Comment by Peter81
    9.
    October 13, 2008
    5:56 pm

    Yes, the reviews in the Observer Music Monthly are beyond a joke at this stage. EVERY SINGLE ALBUM gets 4 or 5 stars. What’s that all about? Extremely odd. They make Hot Press’ album reviews look negative and mean-spirited in comparison.

    Comment by Quint
    10.
    October 13, 2008
    6:22 pm

    *cough* Four stars in The Ticket *cough*

    I know it wasn’t you Jim ; )

    Comment by Lenny
    11.
    October 13, 2008
    6:31 pm

    I know it wasn’t you Jim ; )

    No, it fucking wasn’t.

    The only – only – reason Oasis get so much press is because they (especially Noel) give such good interviews Fact.

    Comment by Jim Carroll
    12.
    October 13, 2008
    6:33 pm

    Out of curiosity what’s the consensus here on Allmusic.com? It’s always been by music bible, probably because I seem to agree with most of its opinions, but maybe it hands out high scores too liberally?

    I’ve always admired the way it sort of ignores what’s trendy or cool and evaluates purely on the merit of the music, unlike say Pitchfork, which admittedly is hilarious.

    Comment by Lenny
    13.
    October 13, 2008
    6:34 pm

    A fair point with the interviews. Did I hear Noel was planning to write a comedy with Russell Brand?

    Comment by Lenny
    14.
    October 13, 2008
    6:44 pm

    The OMM reviews have gone pretty whahey thumbs up alright but yesterday’s issue was one of the best ones in a while feature wise between Neil Young, Grace Jones, Amadou & Mariam, the John Peel gig reviews and good ol Little Boots. Looking forward to seeing the Neil documentary (Don’t Be Denied BBC4 31 Oct & 2 Nov 10pm)

    Comment by jmc
    15.
    October 13, 2008
    7:25 pm

    Was there any announcement as to why there was no Slane concert this year, out of curiosity?

    Comment by Sean D
    16.
    October 13, 2008
    9:09 pm

    REM and Oasis slayed Slane Castle in 95!

    Admittedly I was 16 and it was my third ever gig, but still – they slayed.

    I’ll hear no argument!

    Comment by Neill
    17.
    October 13, 2008
    11:10 pm

    “Yes, the reviews in the Observer Music Monthly are beyond a joke at this stage. EVERY SINGLE ALBUM gets 4 or 5 stars.”

    Well the main review section is their ‘TOP TEN’ reviews… so it stands to reason that every album in that should get 4 or 5 stars.

    Comment by colm
    18.
    October 13, 2008
    11:56 pm

    Id spend my money on a week in Budapest at Sziget instead! Yawn!

    Comment by sponger
    19.
    October 14, 2008
    8:38 am

    Is it true that Noel Gallagher said Oasis were playing Slane when he was interviewed by Phantom FM the other week and the station was then asked to edit this out so the gig could be properly “announced”? If true, good to see Phantom care more about their co-owners (MCD) than their dwindling listenership

    Comment by Insider Trading
    20.
    October 14, 2008
    9:02 am

    It’s not just State or Hot Press who are dropping in here for their stories now – The Star are claiming this as an exclusive today.

    Comment by Cathy
    21.
    October 14, 2008
    10:33 am

    i find that almost every publication (including the ticket) is far too fond of the old four star reviews… all to do with the 15 seconds of fame environment that has now spread in to credible music (as opposed to chart pop one hit wonders)…

    allmusicguide – whoever mentioned that site… i think that it is very good… again a bit liberal with the four stars but really, we shouldn’t pay attention to the scores… it’s the words that matter…..

    Comment by Ally
    22.
    October 14, 2008
    11:19 am

    i find that almost every publication (including the ticket) is far too fond of the old four star reviews… all to do with the 15 seconds of fame environment that has now spread in to credible music (as opposed to chart pop one hit wonders)…

    Not really, more to do with the fact that there are probably in excess of 1,000 albums released every month and there is finite space to review them all, As much as it is easy – and occasionally joyous – to write a scathing review, reviewers usually end up writing about albums they actually like, hence why you get so many 4 and 5 stars fluttering around like discarded betting dockets.

    Comment by Jim Carroll
    23.
    October 14, 2008
    11:35 am

    guess that makes sense jim… but i still think that it should all be knocked down a slot… most of these 4 star reviews are really for 3 star albums… and why do we have to have a 5 star review every week? i’d like to see only 5 or 6 of these a year max in any given genre of music… my opinion of course

    Comment by Ally
    24.
    October 14, 2008
    11:40 am

    Ally – yes, an individual may only have a handful of 5 star album reviews in one year but when you’re dealing with a number of different reviewers writing for the one publication, the number does seem more than it should be. That said, I’ve always thought OMM’s reviews are the weakest element of the magazine.

    Comment by Jim Carroll
    25.
    October 14, 2008
    11:55 am

    If I was King, 5 star status would be reserved for those “once every few years albums”, that way when you see an album that got 5 stars you spit out your coffee in that cartoony way and leave a dust trail as you leg it down to the music shop.

    As it is, “5 star” albums have lost all value as the reader demands two or three a month. But its all subjective. At the end of the day, album reviews are only nudges in the right direction, its your own opinion that matters.

    I notice a few of the American magazines use grades for albums. I think this would be easier to have a more consistent opinion across the board. We grow up knowing the value of A – D so it would be easier to apply.

    Comment by Peter81
    26.
    October 14, 2008
    12:06 pm

    but of course the best reviews don’t use any grades at all…

    Comment by Ally
    27.
    October 14, 2008
    12:25 pm

    AC/DC!! The 02!! Saturday 18th April 2009! I’m gonna puke with excitement. Can we have a dedicated thread?!

    Comment by MixTapePR
    28.
    October 14, 2008
    12:36 pm

    MixTape – take your sick bag to http://www.irishtimes.com/blogs/ontherecord/2008/10/14/acdc-dublin-april-2009/

    Comment by Jim Carroll
    29.
    October 14, 2008
    12:53 pm

    @26: “but of course the best reviews don’t use any grades at all…”

    True, but unfortunately not all albums warrant (or deserve) a Lester Bangs-like thesis.

    If what Jim said is right and there’s over 1000 albums released a month, you need a good system.

    Comment by Peter81
    30.
    October 14, 2008
    12:55 pm

    If you don’t like then, don’t go.

    Personally I know about 10 of my good mates will be looking forward to a mad day out even if it is almost a year away.

    Happy days

    Comment by Ginner
    31.
    October 14, 2008
    1:15 pm

    To insider trader in 19, I am glad I am not relying you for inside tips on the stock market or music news.

    Let me correct you on a few things. Phantom 105.2 is Dublin’s only independently owned and operated radio station and you are incorrect to say that it is owned or co-owned by MCD. MCD are a client of the station and we are delighted to do business with them on a daily basis.

    The interview with Noel Gallagher was arranged through the bands record company – not through any concert promoter – to promote the new album- and all editing of the interview was at the discretion of the interviwer. We of course respect anything that the artist may state in the course of an interview as “off the record”.

    It’s actually an excellent interview and I recommend you give it a listen. It’s on our award winning web site phantom.ie

    So the answer to your question is that it isn’t true..

    Comment by Brian Daly
    32.
    October 14, 2008
    1:35 pm

    Eileen Battersby is able to write good book reviews in the Irish Times without using stars, so it can be done.

    Comment by Mumblin' Deaf Ro
    33.
    October 14, 2008
    1:38 pm

    PS: On Oasis, unfortunately the addition of Gem from Heavy Stereo has not added the creative spark that the western world hoped it would.

    Maybe they should get Jimmy White and Jocky Wilson in and make it a proper lads band.

    Comment by Mumblin' Deaf Ro
    34.
    October 14, 2008
    2:00 pm

    Brian Daly – you obviously don’t know who you work for in that case. One of the main shareholders and directors of Phantom FM is Denis Desmond, the current owner of MCD Concerts. Stop trying to be smart – it does not suit you.

    As regards on or off the record – are you telling me that if an interviewee says something really interesting on the record – like that his act are playing at Slane in 2009 – and then realises he shouldn’t have said it, that you will edit it out? As I said in my original post, good to see that Phantom FM have an unique definition of giving their audience what they want.

    Comment by Insider Trading
    35.
    October 14, 2008
    2:02 pm

    So let me get this right – your man from Phantom is saying that they will edit out anything from an interview if the person asks them to? Wow, good to know that news values rule the roost there. And so much for “independence” – does this only happen with MCD acts?

    Comment by Spandex
    36.
    October 14, 2008
    3:49 pm

    What a moronic piece of unoriginal tripe… The Slane gig is great news on the other hand. Finally a band worthy of the Slane Castle as opposed terrible ”Irish(-American) rockers” U2!

    Comment by Peter Branigan
    37.
    October 14, 2008
    3:53 pm

    spandex, i suggest you read his comment again before going off on one…

    Comment by Ally
    38.
    October 14, 2008
    4:02 pm

    What a moronic piece of unoriginal tripe…

    But enough about “Dig Out Your Soul”

    Comment by Ian
    39.
    October 14, 2008
    4:08 pm

    I have a feeling that the “Oasis at Slane” thread is the new “Ian Brown in the Phoenix Park” thread.

    Comment by Jim Carroll
    40.
    October 14, 2008
    4:09 pm

    Spandex/Insider Trading – I’m sure Jim Carroll will be happy to enlighten you on the dos and don’t of journalistic interviews. I also suggest that you read my post again. As I said the interview with Noel Gallagher was arranged by their record company to promote the new album and not by any concert promoter. If you listen to the interview you will note that he alludes to a date at a major out door venue outside Dublin. You can draw your own conclusions at where it may be.

    Insider Trading – Suggest that you take a read of our application or take a trip to the Companies office to ascertain who the shareholders are. You stated wrongly as a matter of fact that MCD are a co-owner of Phantom.

    Interview with Noel Gallagher is here: http://www.phantom.ie/content/view/1847/1/

    Enjoy.

    Comment by Brian Daly
    41.
    October 14, 2008
    4:13 pm

    I think what Phantom FM did was fine. Noel let it slip that they were playing Slane, asked that Phantom don’t reveal it in advance of the official announcement. Phantom FM said sure, that’s no problem Noel, we understand that.

    Molehills and mountains

    Comment by nerraw
    42.
    October 14, 2008
    4:20 pm

    Brian – In all fairness, you are being a little disingenuous with your information on shareholders. Denis Desmond owns and runs MCD Concerts and he is also one of the shareholders of the company who run Phantom FM. While MCD may not “own” or “co-own” the station, both entities do have a shareholder in common, hence what Insider Trading is getting at (I think).

    As for on the record/off the record intv with Oasis, as nerraw says, molehills and mountains. The interview gave it away without saying the S word so, as Brian puts it, you really just had to read between the lines. I dont see what Insider Trading is getting at here.

    Now, has anyone got the date for this aul’ gig? Our source in Park Road who gave us the original info has moved overnight to North Korea.

    Comment by Jim Carroll
    43.
    October 14, 2008
    6:36 pm

    Usually around the end of August isn’t it? Oasis can certainly still cut it as a live act and they’re gonna be better than rubbish like Sterophonics, Madonna or the Chilli Peppers, even the Rolling Stones were disappointing a couple of years back. Reckon this one could be a cracker and they’ll likely have a decent set of support acts too.

    Comment by Hallenback
    44.
    October 14, 2008
    7:10 pm

    “Eileen Battersby is able to write good book reviews in the Irish Times without using stars, so it can be done.”

    In fairness, Eileen Battersby gets a much higher word-count to fully get across her views on a new novel without needing to resort to a rating system (which has traditionally been seen as a big no-no in the world of “serious” literary reviewing in any case, rightly or wrongly).

    In the case of a 200-word (or whatever) record review, it’s a much more difficult thing to fully get across a rounded impression of an album, hence the rating system is (in theory) a useful additional guide. But certainly, many many publications could do with recalibrating their rating systems, so that five stars means something along the lines of “this, in my opinion, is a classic, or at least potential classic”. These days, it so often seems to just mean “this is the best album I’ve heard in a few weeks”.

    But anyway, treating reviews as some sort of reliable consumer guide is sure to end you up with a big-pile-of-shite record collection. It might even include Dig Out Your Soul. Caveat emptor

    Comment by Kieran
    45.
    October 14, 2008
    7:22 pm

    Slane usually takes place on the second last saturday of August. My guess is that it will be August 22.

    Comment by Brian Daly
    46.
    October 15, 2008
    6:10 am

    Greetings all,

    As the lucky man who got to interview Noely G I’d be happy to give you a transcript of the ‘S’ word conversation with Noel.

    Long story short though, he’d already given enough away, I asked if he could confirm to me off the record what this big gig was and he said, “well, if it’s off the record…..we’re playing the castle”, but insisted I leave it out as he’d get – as he put it – “a bollocking” off someone if it broke early because he said licences etc weren’t confirmed.

    Now, we could all be mistaken and the lads could end up doing summer season in Clontarf Castle, but there ya have it, from both horses mouths as it were.

    Hope that clears everything up and we can stop all this fussin’ and a fuedin’

    Comment by Richie McC
    47.
    October 15, 2008
    10:02 am

    Ok i’ve read through these comments and people are very critical. It isn’t easy to follow up two of the best albums of all time so maybe thats why everyone has been so cricitcal of Oasis over the past 10 years since Be Here Now(which was poor but as Noel admits drug fuelled drivle). I have been a fan for years and where I’ll admit that their offerings since Definately Maybe and Whats the Story have met the original bar set they haven’t always been been as bad as people make out. It seems many people(and some have commented here) don’t like Oasis cos it’s ‘cool’ not to! Last 3 ablums have been quite good and the latest itsn’t bad at all, different but grows on you very much. I look forward to seeing them in Belfast in 3 weeks. They are one of the best live acts in the world and i’m a very big music fan and attend many concerts! It’s not just throwing out the hits, mainly because they couldn’t fit them all in an hour and a half show.
    So those begrudgers and critics just listen to the music and enjoy! Don’t just jump on the anti-Oasis band wagon, like sad comments like that of Matt Vinyl ‘As if Oasis fans could read’……thrust me I and many other Oasis fans are well capable of reading, its you I worry about mate!

    Comment by Murt
    48.
    October 15, 2008
    12:28 pm

    Today’s newspaper column on the topic:
    http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/ireland/2008/1015/1224020736610.html

    It reckons that Oasis were touring “What’s The Story…” when they supported R.E.M. in ‘95. They were not, though they did play a lot of the album at the gig. I recall “Hello” being restarted because of a crush at first. I think we got to see “Wonderwall” being sung by Noel alone too – i.e. no crowd!

    Comment by Brian
    49.
    October 15, 2008
    12:37 pm

    Brian – I wrote that piece and what I actually said was they were “plugging their second album”. The fact that you remember the band playing “a lot of the album at the gig” backs that one up.

    Comment by Jim Carroll
    50.
    October 15, 2008
    1:12 pm

    now i for one aint best fond of folk getting two defensive on blogs but when it comes to oasis and anyone having a swipe at them, i’m all for it!!!

    the media, mtv in particular, have jumped on the oasis bandwagon this time round something serious…which is harsh! never mind all the talk of their first two albums been as good as they might have been, but we all know everything else has been waste, poor by poors standards….

    any other group on the planet if they knocked out as many dodge albums throughout their career they wouldn’t have a career.

    media move over and let oasis clear off and never darken our towers again!!!

    Comment by adrian macker
    51.
    October 15, 2008
    1:15 pm

    ”But enough about “Dig Out Your Soul””

    Clearly talking about the journalism Ian! The album is good without being amazing. I’d still take it over ‘In Rainbows’ or ‘How to dismantle…’ anyday.

    Comment by Peter Branigan
    52.
    October 15, 2008
    2:28 pm

    Really like the new album its a real grower. Will be the gig of the year. The best band of the last 20 years.

    Comment by Mad for it
    53.
    October 15, 2008
    4:49 pm

    Don’t just jump on the anti-Oasis band wagon, like sad comments like that of Matt Vinyl ‘As if Oasis fans could read’……thrust me I and many other Oasis fans are well capable of reading.

    @Murt – Shouldn’t that read ‘trust’ instead of ‘thrust’? I stand corrected and take it all back. Oasis fans can read, it’s just the spelling they have problems with.

    On a more serious note, I think you doth protest too much. I happen to think that Oasis are a pile of poo. I also happen to think that the two albums you describe as ‘two of the best of all time’ are at best, not even mediocre. I’ve followed their career since it began and although I got a buzz out of the collective antics of the Gallagher brothers I soon got tired of their three chord tricks. Liking music is usually subjective. You like Oasis. That’s your prerogative. I, on the other hand, think they’re crap. I have a penchant for eighties synth-pop music and stuff by brass bands. Other people think that stuff is shite. They’re welcome to think that. Different strokes for different folks and all that. If we all liked the same stuff the world would be full of music automatons.

    This blog has what’s called a ‘Comments’ box at the end of each post. If you feel like commenting on a post you’re invited to do so. It doesn’t say that the comments posted must be positive towards the band under discussion. If you want to meet similar minded Oasis lovers I’m sure that they have an online forum where you can discuss just how brilliant those first two albums were. Thankfully this blogs owner thinks that variety is the spice of life and he very nicely allows my sometimes inane comments to be included here. On a personal level I don’t moderate comments on my site so come on over and spew some vitriol there, it would bump my stats up no end.

    Comment by Matt Vinyl
    54.
    October 15, 2008
    6:36 pm

    they are proper kate moss {toss}!!go on the aslan

    Comment by timo
    55.
    October 15, 2008
    7:11 pm

    the best announcment in years. about time the best band of the last 20 years played there. hopefully with a crackin support too. Kasabian, Coral maybe??
    Can’t fookin wait!! hopefully we get a bit of suuunnnnnnnshhiiiiiiiiiiiiiieeeeeeeeeeee as well!!

    Comment by Roasty Madferit
    56.
    October 15, 2008
    8:08 pm

    The crime rate should be significantly down nationwide that weekend.

    Comment by Michael McDowell
    57.
    October 15, 2008
    9:15 pm

    ehhh tickets are on sale 17th of october

    Comment by podge
    58.
    October 16, 2008
    8:11 am

    podge – ehhh, they’re not – as I said in the post above, tickets go on sale Fri Oct 24.

    http://www.mcd.ie/home/fn.php?c=3234245&ar=oasis&cat=all

    http://www.ticketmaster.ie/latest_news?tm_link=tm_homeA_news1

    Comment by Jim Carroll
    59.
    October 16, 2008
    11:51 am

    havent you guys got anything better to do!

    Comment by jonny
    60.
    October 22, 2008
    9:37 am

    i think oasis are fab , and i cannot wait to see them !! woooo hooooo

    Comment by Molly Doherty
    61.
    October 23, 2008
    2:48 pm

    Prodigy?!! prodigy??! of all people surely oasis could have got someone better to support them, the prodigy are washed up event whores that play any gig thrown their way in recent years…oxegen twice, hifi and im sure there is more. it takes from the fact that oasis are playing slane, il still be there-i was just hoping for a good supporting act, not an exhausted Keith Flint up there still trying to give it socks!

    Comment by annoyed oasisfan
    62.
    October 24, 2008
    7:52 pm

    I was in 2 minds to go or not, but once I heard Prodigy were supporting I was going come hell or high water, They are a class act and for sure will get the crowd up for it..Slane is going to rock!!!

    Comment by Keith Flint
    63.
    December 9, 2008
    6:45 pm

    Well.. I dont know about all the rest of you, but me and the people I’m going with can not f**king WAIT! I’ve always wanted to go see a gig in Slane, who better than Oasis? They may get alot of criticism, but they put on an amazing show, you can’t deny that! Liam Gallagher is a legend..

    Comment by Laura
    64.
    March 16, 2009
    4:21 pm

    Listen 2 wat u’s r sayin!!! Ya’s are all idiots!

    Comment by Billy Turnpipe
    65.
    April 24, 2009
    10:13 pm

    here whats with al de negative comments here yous r all a bunch of fat boring fuckin ,,, nd ehh oasis r fucking amazin EVEN FUCKIN BETTER KASABIAN, GET LIVES ,,, live , BUY AN OUL FUCKN ALBUM ONCE IN A WHILE, ge a titwank offfff your dog, nahahhah ,, see yex a slane biyyatccchhhesss

    Comment by Hannah
    66.
    April 25, 2009
    7:48 pm

    It’s so funny to see all these really snobby people who for some reason think they’re above Oasis fans. ‘As if Oasis fans can read’ said one of yis. And I BET he was a Southsider. Snobby fool. Get over your superiority issues and dig a really great band. ‘Nuff said on the topic. I will be thoroughly be enjoying my self… Fuckin’ in the bushes.

    Comment by Creedence MacDonagh
    67.
    April 27, 2009
    3:04 pm

    You may be able to read but you certainly cant spell, my dear.

    When the talking is over
    All the crowd has gone
    Nothing left i can do
    Am i ever gonna get through to you
    Its alright

    Comment by Christopher Dignam
    68.
    April 28, 2009
    3:18 pm

    It’s actually “can’t” Christopher but not to worry (my dear!) Any one got any idea when Arctic Monkeys will confirm a date at Marlay Park to complete the absolute perfect Summer of gigs? Oasis, Blur, Coldplay… What a time to be 19!

    Comment by Peter Brixton
    69.
    April 28, 2009
    3:20 pm

    Peter – expect that Arctic Monkeys announcement to be made in the coming week(s)

    Comment by Jim Carroll
    70.
    May 13, 2009
    12:42 pm

    some load of piss flaps this

    Comment by liam leavy
    71.
    May 14, 2009
    3:10 pm

    New album out in the Summer with an Arctic Monekys edition of NME coming out next week. That gig announcement has to be coming very soon (if it’s to come at all).

    Comment by Peter Brixton
    72.
    May 15, 2009
    12:42 pm

    what bunch of wankers commenting here, no doubt middle class shit heads, the sort oasis themselves hate FUCK OFFFFFF

    Comment by benny
    73.
    May 19, 2009
    10:27 am

    slane slane slane slane, yokes yokes yokes

    Comment by tony
    74.
    June 10, 2009
    1:54 pm

    I must agree with benny , never heard such negative pricks !!!! Just go to the concert and fucking enjoy it and dont be so fucking pathetic!!
    stuart

    Comment by stuart
    75.
    June 15, 2009
    3:46 pm

    Slane castle here i cum i cnt wait gna be a savage concert!!!

    Comment by dee
    76.
    June 21, 2009
    9:06 pm

    Best concert ever!!!!

    Comment by Beano
    77.
    June 24, 2009
    10:20 pm

    I am closing this thread because (1) gig is over (2) all the action is now on Joe Duffy (3) this thread has gone on far too long, (4) I’m really bored of having to deal with comments every week from Oasis muppets, sorry, fans and (5) oasis are a terrible, terrible band.

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