Ryan Adams: Oasis “Mattered,” Unlike “Bullshit” “Cargo Dad Pants” Bands These Days
Last night, the Oasis documentary Supersonic screened in the United States. It’s the only night that the film will play in the country. Among those who went out to see the film was Ryan Adams. He tweeted out his recommendation, telling people they should see it “if you need something to remind you what the fuck rocknroll means.” He also lamented “how boring” music has become since Oasis emerged.
On Instagram, Adams elaborated on just how much he misses Oasis. Without the Gallagher boys, music is “now a world full of a bunch of cargo dad pants bands with soulless, bullshit lyrics and about the level of danger you might feel if you mixed hot fries with ginger ale,” he wrote. See Ryan Adams’ posts below.
While Ryan Adams loves Oasis dearly, he recently said he was not interested in doing a full cover album of their work. A fan suggested he cover Be Here Now in the same way he did Taylor Swift’s 1989, but he said “Thanks but not gonna cover an album again/1000 jabs later what we made for fun has been made to be somethin else/Learning to share less.”
Read “Dueling Potato Brothers: The Collected Oasis Fights and Insults,” as well as our Supersonic assessment on the Pitch.
Go see the @oasis movie if you need something to remind you what the fuck rocknroll means.
Or why trouble matters.
Or what fun is. pic.twitter.com/XuTMLfmHIr— Ryan Adams (@TheRyanAdams) October 27, 2016
How boring has music become since these roughhouse giants came crawling from nowhere places with their guitars
Their souls afire… Sigh— Ryan Adams (@TheRyanAdams) October 27, 2016
A photo posted by Ryan Adams (@misterryanadams) on Oct 26, 2016 at 11:35pm PDT
Watch a Supersonic clip, via Pitchfork.tv:
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