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In 1995 two of the biggest bands in Britain went head to head in one of the biggest chart showdowns of all time. Those bands were Blur and Oasis. The songs were "Country House" and "Roll With It", both vying for the top spot. The UK public and press were captivated. It marked the end of Britpop as a fringe movement, transforming it into the most important idea in British music since punk. But it also signalled the beginning of the end, the inevitable over-saturation of the moment. But before that, who won the Britpop War?
#Blur #Oasis #Britpop
Soundtrack:
B-Side - Pen Anubis ( / b-side-production )
illiterate - Bastia ( / illiteratebeats )
idealism - illusions ( / idealismus )
AJMW - Nights in West ( / ajmwsounds )
0:00 Intro
0:58 Chapter 1: “So the story begins…”
5:04 Chapter 2: “Don't let anybody get in your way…”
6:38 Chapter 3: “Don't ever be denied…”
10:34 Chapter 4: “I am so sad, I don't know why…”
12:44 Chapter 5: “Never did no harm.”
15:14 Outro
Bibliography
The Last Party: Britpop, Blair and the Demise of English Rock by John Harris, 2004, Harper Perennial
No Distance Left to Run - Documentary (2010) dir. Will Lovelace & Dylan Southern
Oasis: Supersonic - Documentary (2016) dir. Mat Whitecross
Live Forever: The Rise and Fall of Brit Pop (2003) dir. John Dower
The Britpop Story: 'It Really, Really, Really Could Happen' (2005) dir. Chloe Thomas
"blur win British Group presented by Vic Reeves & Bob Mortimer | BRIT Awards 1995" ( • blur win British Group... )
"Blur and Oasis’ big Britpop chart battle - the definitive story of what really happened" Mark Beaumont, NME, 2015
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15 июн 2024
