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| Value for Money | 4/10 |
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| Overall rating | 2/10 |
| Live Forever [2003] | ![]() | £6.97P&P: £1.46 |
Full review by
RichardJohnson![]()
on 9th Apr 2004
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User Rating : 2
Respect :
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Good Points: Oasis Music, Radiohead's Music
Bad Points: Very very pretentious.
General comments: I was dissapointed after picking up Live Forever on DVD for 6 quid. Very pretentious linking it all to the conservative and Thatcher years! Are you telling me Noel G and Oasis's brilliant music wouldn't have had the same impact if there wasn't to be a change of government? It's easy to make events fit a story if that's the story you want to tell but for me they missed out the soccer tournament Euro 96 when England did so well, Radiohead's two awesome albums (although strangely they are played but not credited) groups like Cast etc. In the end Noel and Oasis seem to be laughing and still smiling as I'm sure they see the funny side of a pretentious film being made because they wrote some great music in dingy bedsits in Manchester. New Labour and Politics had nothing to do with this at all, Blair just tried to look trendy by courting the popular stars of the day thats all. The media were probaly having a great time trying to link in Damien Hurst and the fashion folks but for everyone else it was business as usual but there were some decent CD's in HMV. Don't bother with this film just buy Oasis Definetly Maybe, Morning Glory, Heathen Chemistry and OK Computer, The Bends & Hail to The Thief by Radiohead and the Blur Albums.
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