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Sunday

OASIS: The Importance Of Being Idle

Let's set some thing straight. Considering there a zillions of Oasis fan site out there, my decision to post this video cannot be even remotely considered an attempt at search engine baiting. True, they are a terrifyingly popular band. And the track itself, is very good. It's nice to see the ole boys getting back to their original groove from the "admit it everyone owns it" debut, Definitely Maybe. But it's also nice to see the work of director Dawn Shadforth. Yet again. This woman is the record executive's go to girl for top quality music videos. Brit actor Rhys Ifans guest stars. Watch the video (real).

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