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How come Oasis are still relevant?

wrightylew [Edit] [Delete] 19:39, 3 September '08

How come, despite the fact they've not done anything universally adored by critics for over a decade, everyone is still talking about them?

Does this prove the critics are generally wrong?

Obviously, most Oasis fans aren't even aware of critics' views, because we're all moronic Northerners.

But for how long are they going to continue causing heated debate, splitting opinions so harshly?

The Rasmus haven't been praised by critics since "In The Shadows" which is only about 5 years ago.

Are Oasis the most relevant band in Britain?


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