Why do you call an 8,500 seat venue "massive?" I mean, it's more than respectable, especially if you sell it out, but they didn't manage that either time they played it, which I think is partly to blame for Oasis' primarily East Coast, especially the New England area, success. Although it is worth mentioning that on their most successful Stateside tour, The Don't Believe the Truth Tour, they sold out The Hollywood Bowl... An outdoor venue that is only a touch bigger than Madison Square Garden, which they also sold out for the first time on said tour! Most of the venues on that tour held abt 10,000-to-18,000 people. The biggest gig was The Tweeter Center in Mansfield, aka Boston, which had a final gate of over 20,000 ppl.
Why do you call an 8,500 seat venue "massive?" I mean, it's more than respectable, especially if you sell it out, but they didn't manage that either time they played it, which I think is partly to blame for Oasis' primarily East Coast, especially the New England area, success. Although it is worth mentioning that on their most successful Stateside tour, The Don't Believe the Truth Tour, they sold out The Hollywood Bowl... An outdoor venue that is only a touch bigger than Madison Square Garden, which they also sold out for the first time on said tour! Most of the venues on that tour held abt 10,000-to-18,000 people. The biggest gig was The Tweeter Center in Mansfield, aka Boston, which had a final gate of over 20,000 ppl.
Wtf 1:25:00 Hindu times???
OMG! You're right.
It's crazy how long artists will have a riff before turning it into a song
Noel stole this part of Hindu Times from Stereophonics, he probably liked the riff for a while.
@@fshoaps yes but the song he used didn't come out until a year later