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Jet - 'Bring It On Back'

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Fraser McAlpine | 17:32 UK time, Friday, 17 November 2006

JetHey, cleverdick-rockspotters, don't be pointing the finger at this lot and accusing them of just sounding like the highlights of your dad's record collection. That's just mean and lazy, OK?

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For starters, look around you. From Franz to the Feeling, everyone sounds like the olden days only modern-er these days, right? (That bang behind you is your English teacher exploding at the poor grammar in that last sentence.)

And anyway, just cos this is the sound of an Oasis ballad with some of the air taken out, and is in no way within a millionth as good as S Club 7's song of the same name, doesn't mean you have to be smug about it, OK? They tried REALLY HARD to be better than this. You can just tell.

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(Fraser McAlpine)

Comments

  1. At 10:28 PM on 28 May 2007, wrote:

    I believe this one applies "Unless each man prodiuses more than he receives, increases his output, there will be less for him than all the others", doesn't it?

  2. At 09:49 AM on 14 Jun 2007, wrote:

    This one makes sence "One's first step in wisdom is to kuesstion everything - and one's last is to come to terms with everything."

  3. At 11:55 AM on 14 Jun 2007, Jamesy wrote:

    Wow, it really does sound like a load of Oasis songs combined together. Its 'Carry Us All,' 'Let There Be Love, 'Champagne Supernova' and also 'All Around The World' into one. While its copying Oasis, apart from that I think its a pretty good song. I feel really out of date now considering this was done very late last year, oh well.

  4. At 02:07 PM on 20 Aug 2007, wrote:

    One's first step in wisdom is to kuesteon everything - and one's last is to come to terms with everything.

  5. At 09:08 PM on 09 Oct 2007, Adan Counts wrote:

    I think this one doesn't make any sense

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