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Advantages:	Great band
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Until 1991 there was a band called The Rain. This band consisted of Paul Arthurs on rthym gutair, Tony McCarrol on drums, Paul McGuigan on Bass Guitar and Chris Hutton as lead vocals. In 1991 they decided to stop and create a new band called Oasis. Chris Hutton was not going to join Oasis, and the res of the band new of Liam Gallaghers talent. They immediately asked him to join Oasis. Noel Gallagher came back from a tour with The Inspiral Carpet (he was working as a roadie for them at the time) to watch his brother perform. After the gig he said they were rubbish, but if they let him join they would be rich and famous. How right he was. They realesed a few sucsecful albums but in 1995 trouble struck.. Tony McCarrol had slowly started to lack in talent. He was advised to ‘do the righgt thing and leave’, but he refused. Then the final straw after a gig in Paris he and Liam got into an argument that escalated into a bloodthirsty fight between the two of them. Tony was told to go. Again after the Pavillion gig they had another punching match. Tony was fired, although the official statement was that it was ‘a mutual agreement’. They settled that he could have £1000000 to drop all further claims of roalties. The band continued suceffuly until August 1999 when Bonehead (Paul Arthurs) announced that for no paticular reason he was leaving. To make matters worse a few days later completely unrelated Paul Guigan anonced he was leaving to sign with rechord company Creation. He was replaced by Andy Bell of Gay Dad and Hurricane#1. Bonehead was replaced by Gem Archer.
Oasis are the best band ever, based on the beatles.