Oasis - Live Forever REACTION/REVIEW
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- Oasis - Live Forever REACTION/REVIEW
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Well, the album that turned Oasis into the probably the biggest band of the 90s was “What’s the story, morning glory”. I suspect every UK household had that album. In my opinion it is like Sgt Peppers of the 60s, Led Zeppelin IV of the 70s and Thriller of the 80s.
What's the Story, Morning Glory is an all-time great album period. Its one of the rare front to back albums I can listen to straight through!
Definitely Maybe is a far superior album
Yeah Definitely Maybe is better and Noel agrees
Definitely/Maybe and What’s the story are the two albums to do bro. Great reaction
I second this. Definitely Maybe, then What's the story. Whilst Def May is my favourite album, the second Album is a more refined sound.
@@rileyindieman1if you want more of the anthems and soften up record, then go with WTSMG. If you want more raw rock, then go with Definitely Maybe. Also, I tend to listen to DM more than WTSMG cause I skip tracks less and Supersonic is my fav Oasis song so ya
This is my favourite song of all time, from my favourite Oasis album. I was lucky to see Noel play in my hometown last night, he wrote most of the songs for Oasis. Enjoy your journey.
Biggest band around at the time, living 40 miles from Manchester their influence was everywhere.
A good way to differentiate the two is to listen to the vocal tone. Noel (songwriter and guitarist) has a very pure, clear voice and he utilizes vibrato a lot. Liam (lead vocalist) has a very rough voice, and he uses no vibrato, which is what gives him his signature style. Most singers would use vibrato during long notes, but Liam extends it out forcefully without vibrato. That's what leads to his iconic maybeeeee's in this song and wonderwall. They sound completely unique because of the unnatural way he forces it out. It's bad technique and awful for his voice's health, but it's damn iconic.
Despite their somewhat wonky reputation, Oasis were a band that pushed themselves to the top of the charts worldwide... This was their first album 'Definitely maybe'... this video was filmed in 1994 w/ the original band.
It was lead singer Liam Gallagher who brought Oasis together around 1991... he was asked to join a local band in Manchester, England called Rain, w/ guitarist Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs, Paul 'Guigsy' McGuigan on bass and Tony McCarroll on drums... Liam renamed the band Oasis.
Meanwhile, Liam's older brother Noel Gallagher was touring as a guitar tech for bands... he was shocked when he heard that his annoying kid brother had joined a rock band... Noel went to a local show and saw Oasis perform and was impressed. Liam knew that Noel was always writing songs and playing guitar at home, and he asked Noel to join Oasis and improve their original songwriting. Noel finally agreed to join Oasis on guitar w/ the condition that he write all the songs for the band... they had no problem w/ that (Their material was admittedly not the best).
In 1993, Oasis forced their way into a showcase gig for labels and got the attention of indie UK label Creation records... Once signed, Noel got busy and wrote more new material and one of them was this song - 'Live forever'... and even the band knew it was special. Noel also forced the band to record their debut album 3 times cos he wanted "the most important rock album since Nirvana's 'Nevermind' "... Creation records started releasing the first Oasis singles in 1993 and 1994... and 'Supersonic' was one video that captured national attention on MTV Europe that year... On tour, Oasis were conquering the UK one gig after another... In the fall of 1994, the debut album 'Definitely maybe' hit #1 on the UK charts (it became the fastest-selling debut album since The Beatles) and Oasis were also put on tour in the USA for the first time... In early 1995, the single 'Live forever' just took over the world on MTV and the album went gold in the US... sold 8 million copies worldwide.
In 1995, Noel Gallagher had a new batch of songs for Oasis' second record, but felt that drummer Tony McCarroll was not musically proficient to play it... so McCarroll was fired and Alan White (drums) joined Oasis to record the album "(What's the story?) Morning Glory"... Once the single 'Wonderwall' became a massive hit worldwide, Oasis were literally the biggest UK band on the planet, selling 22 million copies worldwide (4 million in the US).
In total, Oasis recorded 7 studio albums until their split in 2009... An 8th album 'The Masterplan' was a 1998 release featuring a collection of Oasis songs that didn't make the first 3 albums. Their first 3 records were the biggest... 3rd album 'Be here now' was a big seller, but because Noel Gallagher was deep into drug use, the songs came out longer and more unfocused... the original Oasis split in 1999, and new members were brought in by 2000... the 4th album 'Standing on the shoulder of giants' was not as successful, and was very much a Noel Gallagher album w/ Liam on lead vocals.
Liam was not happy w/ the 5th Oasis album 'Heathen chemistry', despite the band contributing songs w/ Noel... it was a musically shaky album at best and the least successful Oasis album in 2002... 6th album "Don't believe the truth" arrived in 2005... by this point, longtime drummer Alan White had left Oasis, replaced by drummer Zak Starkey (the son of The Beatles' drummer Ringo Starr), who recorded the last 2 Oasis albums. Oasis started surging in popularity again in the US as the single 'Lyla' became a hit in the UK... The final 7th Oasis album 'Dig out your soul' in 2008 actually charted in the US top 10... but the conflicts between Liam & Noel Gallagher reached a breaking point in 2009 and Noel quit the band...
If u compare Liam & Noel in concert, the 2 brothers have 2 different vocal deliveries... Noel is a gifted songwriter, but doesn't quite have the vocal range and stage presence that Liam has... Oasis did an 'MTV Unplugged' show in 1996, which Noel Gallagher sang entirely (brother Liam was in poor shape after a drinking bender and sat out the show)... Compare that to Liam Gallagher's 'MTV Unplugged' show filmed in 2019 and u see the difference between the 2 brothers' vocal abilities.
Takes me back to my teens. With this coming after Supersonic and Shakermaker it's no surprise the band were destined for greatness. Great songs were getting churned out even on the singles b sides which had everyone hooked. Throw into the mix their swagger and attitude and it's clear every teen boy at the time wanted to be them.
Teen boys to this day still want to be Liam Gallagher!
Live forever is my top 3 of Oasis, followed by Don't look back in anger and cast no shadow, they are songs I listen to almost daily
As for album, Definitely Maybe is their debut, and it's brilliant, but I have a great love for whats the story morning glory, their second
Please do Oasis - Supersonic ;)
Best band now..mad fer it
They’re the best band ever. They’ve got 7 studio albums, 2 compilation albums, and 2 live albums. They’re first 3 albums follow their iconic sound and then their sound changes a bit for the next 4 but it’s still all Oasis to the bone. The first 2: Definitely Maybe & (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? are their most famous. I’d say just start with Definitely Maybe and go in order.
another great reaction dude. thank you for reacting to Oasis. liam was the main lead singer and his brother noel was the lyricist, main guitarist and backing vocals (mainly) especially in the early years. recommendations - cigarettes and Alcohol (live version from Wembley stadium with Liam on vocals), The Masterplan (B side but regarded as one of their best songs with Noel on Vocals) and Acquiesce (One of only 2 songs where they were both on main vocals)
Rick n roll star, Some might say are great songs to do next! Love the reactions G
This was from their debut album indeed. 1994.
Great song to review Biz. I grew up a couple of miles away from these guys.
Either their Debut album Definitely Maybe or What's the story morning glory
love this dude
Oasis cast no shadow is a must to react to Liam said it’s the best song
Please review What’s the Story Morning Glory full album review. One of the greatest albums of all time IMO.
The song "Supersonic" by Oasis is definitely worth listening to you if you haven't done it yet.
Take your pick.. The Master plan has some gems on it that other reactors never bother with... But you should check out For what its worth.. By liam.. Brilliant song 👍 👍
came out in 94
B-Sides are amazing. Try . Half the world away
COLUMBIA is a great song.
Also CIGARETTES AND ALCOHOL is also good.
You not heard their white room performance of its good to be free? Put it on your list mate, you won't be disappointed!
Tell you what mate, love seeing you feeling their sound, the Oasis rabbithole is long, deep and every second is worth that dive.
Full album? Good luck with that one mush, they have b sides that other bands would kill for.
Yeahhhh, daily Oasis fix number 9849😂
How do I keep it fresh? By watching with guys like you, who are just getting into it 👍🏻
The Masterplan would ensure you get something different 👍🏻
Great album what's the story morning glory can't go wrong
You definitely need to start out with their debut album (Definitely maybe) then move on to their second album (whats the story morning glory) both are absolute masterpieces 🔥
Oasis si Great Band
do , 'rock n roll star'' live by the sea. please,
Start with Definitely Maybe
"One of them has a crooked nose and the other has almost a unibrow." ... To be honest, you could be describing either one of them, lol.
The best band ever. I love Oasis. Liam Gallagher voice is the last real Rockstar.
It’s a shame the brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher couldn’t get along. They made some outstanding music! This song is from the “Definitely Maybe” Album, 1994. All good stuff, the “(What’s the Story) Morning Glory” album that followed this one is great from start to finish as well! Good Stuff as always!
Well ,naybe
Please please please react to this song live at main road 2nd night
Unbelievable band live
Oasis said just keep it simple stupid and jam
What's the Story Morning Glory, the album or song. Put it up on a poll or whatever people do these days.
Check out Slide Away from them.
I did the live version couple days ago
@@watchbizmatik if you enjoy musicianship, check out the U.K. funk band Jamiroquai. Start with their first album ‘Emergency on Planet Earth’ released in 1992
Here’s the title track performed live ruclips.net/video/0k4OPWh4iuo/видео.html the bassist was a mere teenager at the time
I'm suppose to be mowing
Another great reaction i hope your not done with this band I recommend checking out Stand by me or don't go away next.
Love it. Don't forget Weezer
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I think it's a different album
Oasis are Beatles wannabees. Their music is okay, but their eyebrows are menacing. The Gallagher brothers are more famous for getting at one-another's throats than for writing good songs. I like some of their tunes but I don't like the band. Cheers Bizz.
Oasis songs are nothing like beatles tunes this is just a generic put down from people who just don't like them. There's more kinks sounds in Oasis then beatles 😅
@@bt9762 Kinks? Saw them at Reading 1982. And I also have all Oasis albums and there's defenitely Beatles influences.
@@JimmyRJump there's beatles influence in all bands after them yet the beatles lifted loads from buddy holly and chuck Berry. I can name loads of bands who have lifted more off the beatles than oasis. Noel wrote songs more in the kinks Neil Diamond, Bowie style then the beatles.
@@JimmyRJump I'll give you an example a large percent of beatles tunes are in major keys whereas Oasis rarely made a tune in a major key. Almost exclusively minor key tunes. Only one that comes to mind is live forever
@@bt9762 The only major keys I have are to the front- and back door of the place I live. I grew-up with the Beatles and the Stones and in the end I liked Deep Purple the best.
another great reaction dude. thank you for reacting to Oasis. liam was the main lead singer and his brother noel was the lyricist, main guitarist and backing vocals (mainly) especially in the early years. recommendations - cigarettes and Alcohol (live version from Wembley stadium with Liam on vocals), The Masterplan (B side but regarded as one of their best songs with Noel on Vocals) and Acquiesce (One of only 2 songs where they were both on main vocals)