Faster Than A Cannonball: 1995 and All That

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In terms of books, I'd recommend 'My Magpie Eyes are Hungry for the Prize' by David Cavanagh. Ostensibly a history of Creation Records (which put out two of the excellent albums you've listed), it does look at acid house as well as the making of those albums. Some of the stories about 'Loveless' will drive you up the wall. It doesn't; a cannonball shot straight up will be deflected due to the Coriolis force. The effect is small in most everyday-life scenarios, though. you feel the world is getting worse on you like some of your friends having a better life and things didn't go your way ) Andrea Ruhlman from Charlevoix, Miis it just me, or does this song sound oddly like the george harrison's "all things must pass"? it may just be the beginning of harrison's song that sounds like the beginning of champagne supernova. maybe it is just me... Jim from Long Beach, CaThis song is simply about drugs. There are a lot of references to drugs. A great song...

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Stand up beside the fireplace, take that look from off your face/You ain’t ever gonna burn my heart out.”Although she does not try to seem so magnificent/intelligent, "Slowly walking. . ." it comes out anyway-- however slow she may be, she is still "faster than a cannon ball" by comparison to those around her.] Ugaz’s case is all too familiar in Peru, where powerful groups regularly use the courts to silence journalists by fabricating criminal allegations against them.’ Sam from South Kingston, RiU2 and Oasis are completely different bands and it would be silly to compare them. Noel drifted off to become a roadie in a band about whom I know nothing called Inspiral Carpets. Meanwhile, Liam had realized he could sing and joined a band called Rain. Ironically, thanks to an Inspiral Carpets poster in the Gallaghers’ bedroom which listed the Oasis Leisure Centre, they changed the name of the band to Oasis. Diablo from Ipswich, Englandthe line 'slowly walking down the hall, faster than a cannonball' is an oxymoron and if you don't know what that means then you have no right to complain about crap lyrics. I belive this line to be very effective.

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There's also the line 'Where were you while we were getting high?' because that's what we always say to each other"

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This acceleration is directed along the equator, to the west, so it will push the cannonball westward before it lands. How far westward? Well, we can integrate the acceleration to get the velocity: Use italics (lyric) and bold (lyric) to distinguish between different vocalists in the same song part The band went into the studio with a shitload of great Noel-written songs and a ton of raw energy. For all that, they couldn’t get that raw sound they got on stage and eventually wound up playing “live” in the studio. I think they were the right band at the right time. Some decent tunes. Swagger. Attitude. They appealed to a particular audience. That whole cultural impact thing.

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The next time you’re on a bus, in a car or on a plane, toss a coin or pen up and down. When the motion is smooth and unchanging, it will go straight up and down. Only when the vehicles speed is changing, faster or slower, will is miss its launching spot. How many lives are living strange`= People live different lives depending on the roles they play. Mothers/Fathers who are raising children most times live differently then single folks. The single folks might feel the parents life is strange and vice versa. It doesnt make either one of them wrong or right, it just makes it different. Perhaps Gallagher's logic is simply posing that fact that there are people out there living their lives the way they choose thouch society might think it 'strange' This album made Oasis – in a sense – the Beatles of their generation at least in the UK. According to Ulrich, “Wherever or whoever you were when it was going down, you felt it … in the streets, in the pubs, the music press, on the radio, in the gossip rags, the concert halls, and affecting everything from the way people dressed, the way they cut their hair, what football team they supported, the way people communicated, one’s accent … the list goes on and on. Everyone had an opinion. Everybody had a thought. Nobody ignored them. No one.” Nessie from Sapporo, JapanThey're a good band that could've been great if they'd had a decent rhythm section and more imagination. In other words, if they'd been more like the Beatles. A decent guitarist would've helped, too. Great songwriting, great sound, good band. The combination of Noel’s largely upbeat songs with brother Liam’s snarly, almost whiny vocals made for a great noisy din. The guys were discovered at a gig in Glasgow in 1993 and were signed to a now-defunct label called Creation.Aland from London, United Kingdom"How many Special people change, how many lives are lived estranged, where were you when we were getting high" Its about their Dad leaving them when they were young