Ryan Adams Misses Oasis And Thinks They "F***ing Mattered"

28 October 2016, 17:11 | Updated: 28 October 2016, 17:20

The singer-songwriter urged his fans to go watch Supersonic to remind them "what rocknroll means".

Ryan Adams has become the latest artist to praise Oasis.

The singer-songwriter took to social media after watching Mat Whitecross-directed Supersonic documentary to say how much he misses the Manchester band.

Taking to Twitter, the Gimme Something Good singer wrote: "Go see the @oasis movie if you need something to remind you what the fuck rocknroll means. Or why trouble matters. Or what fun is." 

Go see the @oasis movie if you need something to remind you what the fuck rocknroll means.
Or why trouble matters.
Or what fun is. pic.twitter.com/XuTMLfmHIr

— Ryan Adams (@TheRyanAdams) October 27, 2016

Not stopping there, the 41-year-old - who previously covered the band's Wonderwall single - lamented on how "boring" music had become.

How boring has music become since these roughhouse giants came crawling from nowhere places with their guitars
Their souls afire... Sigh

— Ryan Adams (@TheRyanAdams) October 27, 2016

The US star also reflected on how much the band "mattered" on Instagram and criticised "cargo dad pants bands with souless, bullshit lyrics".

 

I miss this band. They fucking mattered. Sigh It's now a world full of a bunch of cargo dad pants bands with soulless, bullshit lyrics and about the level of danger you might feel if you mixed hot fries with ginger ale. Fuck that

A photo posted by Ryan Adams (@misterryanadams) onOct 26, 2016 at 11:35pm PDT

I think it's fair to say he was moved by the documentary, then?

If fans out there are hoping to hear an Oasis cover album from the singer-songwriter, however, they'll be very disappointed.

After a fan asked if Adams planned on covering an Strokes or Oasis record like he did with Taylor Swift's 1989, he replied that he wouldn't covering an album ever again, and was "learning to share less".

Thanks but not gonna cover an album again

1000 jabs later what we made for fun has been made to be somethin else

Learning to share less https://t.co/k8BmeaYSaH

— Ryan Adams (@TheRyanAdams) October 24, 2016

Listen to Ryan Adams cover of Wonderwall here: