Chords for George Harrison blasts Oasis U2 Spice Girls MTV 8/29/97

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_ _ _ _ this just in from ex-Beatle George Harrison, who just told some French reporters that he found Oasis to be, quote, not very interesting.
Furthermore, Harrison said, quote, will anyone remember U2 in 30 years?
I doubt it.
And the Spice Girls?
I doubt it.
The advantage they have is, Harrison said, you can look at them and cut off the sound. _
_ _ _ _ _ That is a group just made for the front of a [F#m] lunchbox.
Now, although Beatle George Harrison can definitely appreciate music, he can't relate to all the hype about the British band Oasis.
_ You [A] should have somehow [E] realized what you're not to [B] do.
_ [F#m] I don't believe _
[A] anybody [E] feels the way [B] I do about [F#m] you now.
Oasis [E] may have topped the music charts, but Harrison tells the French daily Le [B] Figaro the music group [E] doesn't impress him.
And despite what Harrison says are [A] attempts by the Gallagher [D] brothers to emulate the Beatles, [E]
Oasis is not [F#m] very interesting.
[E] Harrison says the same about U2 and the Spice Girls.
One singer the former Beatles does enjoy, [N] Bob