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“Oasis, The Importance of Being Idle: I love this song...”
★★★★★
written by sammywammy on 11/07/2005
Oasis, The Importance of Being Idle: I love this song because of the meaningful lyrics about a man's life, the clever and interesting black and white videio helps you to understand it more. I wish it could come out sooner in the shops because I just can't wait to buy it! If you are looking for a clever, well writen, interesting song to listen to I would reccomend this song to anyone, and I hope it reaches number 1 in the charts.
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Sammywammy's Response to sammywammy's Review
Written on: 13/07/2005
Great review!!!!!!!!!!!!
Charnelmind The Smart's Response to sammywammy's Review
Written on: 12/10/2005
Very clever, commenting on your own review there :P.
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<br>I reckon this is the best Oasis song for ages. I didn't like it at first, but it's growing on me. It's nice to finally get an Oasis track which does appear to have hidden depths after such a long dry spell.