Oasis: China axed shows over free Tibet concert in 1997
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Badsey
Oasis: "don't look back in anger"
=This band must follow its' own words.
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Madverts
Bah who cares they're has-beans.
And Liam Gallagher is a wanker.
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grafton
They were only ever insipid copiers of anybody you care to name in Brit music when they were doing well. Now as Madverts rightly say, they has beens, though it might more correct to say has nearly beens.
Like any country China has a perfect right to refuse to have toxic waste being dumped in their country.
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