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@@kapr4s Unfortunately, the Beatles cheated. They had a Time Machine. The Beatles came from the future originally, they seen Oasis in the 90's then said that they would go back to the 60's
Liam's stage persona is one of the things we liked most about him, You can't take your eyes off him when you see them live and he knows this, that's why he does mad little things like point at people,it's not cos they owe him money lol
They were in the process of recording their first album but didn't really feel like that had anything to out out as their first single. So Noel went into another room and wrote this in 30 minutes. Genius.
A made up story like a lot of the shit they spout unfortunately. This song and riff was almost entirely written by Tony Griffiths of the Real People. I recommend doing some research into who actually (helped) write the majority of their songs and engineer their sound (and Liam's voice) at the beginning.
@@sewerrat6038 ruclips.net/video/uu9iBN7wtvE/видео.html&ab_channel=DundeeMedia go to 24:30 - the original clip like anything that brings light to Oasis' early link to the Real People was removed. There used to be loads more vids and pics floating around on forums all citing different sources and bits of information on just how big the Real People's input on Oasis' music was at the beginning, but they have long since been removed by lawyers. The Griffiths brothers themselves don't talk about it because they are paid to shut up and as far as I'm aware are on good terms with the Gallagher's but it's all out there still if you dig and pretty glaringly obvious too. Personal Source: This was common knowledge to me as I heard the Real People play live before Oasis was a proper thing back in the 90s. When I heard Oasis for the first time on the radio I could've sworn on my mums life that I was hearing the Real People.
I was at this gig as an over excited 16 year old, going to a gig in London to see Oasis for the first time at that age was a massive deal. This was when it started getting BIG for Oasis, it was their first huge gig and then it went mental, certainly in the UK. This was what always stayed with me, Liam staring out 20,000 people while Noel did his solo was just epic and sealed the deal, Oasis became life for me.
Liam had incredible stage-presence during this phase - they were still very hungry and the way he stalks and stares-out the crowd in pure confrontation, daring anyone to take him on - captivating. Combined with superb vocal delivery - immense. Not your average rock band by any means and a real pity they failed to penetrate the US market mid/late 90's probably because promoters were uncertain of how/where they might fit-in.
Btw liams “swagger” at the end of track is simply him projecting the arrogance that’s he’s in the best band in the world, his words lol, and the band are smashing it behind him. I love it. The coke prob amplified this too!
Fun fact Supersonic was the debut single released in 1994 and because of its release 27 years ago on Tuesday just passed they release a HD version of the video
The accents being difficult to understand is really just a British thing. As I'm English and grew up here I can now understand pretty much all of the different accents apart from the really fucking strong Scottish ones. Takes some getting used to for sure, very colloquial and it can almost be like learning a new language to begin with.
Goddamn, it wasn't until about 90 seconds into the video I remembered I was actually there at this gig! Had a spare ticket, took a girl called Jo who was a few years older and was barely even aware of the band at the time. I was well hyped to hear 'Supersonic' as it was the first song I'd heard them do and still my favourite (though 'Whatever' and 'Live Forever' came close). Honestly, I still think the first album was better than the later ones, although 'The Masterplan' b-sides runs it close because in those early days their b-sides were better than most bands' a-sides. Hell, 'Some Might Say' had 'Acquiesce' on the b-side, which has to be a rare case of a b-side blowing away the a-side. Anyway, enough rambling. Thanks for the memory jog. Can't believe it's over a quarter of a century already, that's just mental.
They were the most powerful band for a bunch of guys that looked absolutely chill on stage. Just another day at the office. Daniel, I’m always moved by the crowds too. For me, that’s part of the Oasis legend. They were massive and I was lucky enough to see them 3 times.
You should check out I am the Walrus live at Earls Court. One of Oasis’ best live performances. It’s a Beatles song, and they’ve got people on stage dressed as the Beatles, it’s quality
"Lyrics that makes absolutely no sense, but I feel it somehow." Perfect distillation of the song. Great reaction, guys. As a fellow American Oasis fan, it's nice to see others getting into their tunes.
Haha I have the same accent as Noel and Liam and I recently met up with a couple of Americans and they asked if I could slow down or come with subtitles! Great reaction to a tuuuuuuuuune. I was 11 back when this came out and it got me into rock music!
Man, I love your videos, I am subbed to a lot of reaction channels I haven't watched them much in a while, but I really dig you guys, you seem like people I'd hang out with, I hope you guys blow up, I try to like, comment, and share as much as possible
Noel when he saw the place for the first time was asking "Is everybody sure were gonna fill this?" And someone walked up to him and answered "Its just sold out".
This was the first proper gig I ever went to. I was 15 n when Liam came out for acquiesce everyone tried to push to the front where I was. I went down n thought I was a dead man. Luckily my older bro pulled me up before I got trampled on. Best gig ever! If u want another top English band that inspired Oasis look at The Jam. They were around 77 to 82. The singer Paul Weller is god in this country. Songs like going underground, town called malice, that's entertainment. Noel was a big fan and they ended up being neighbours n mates for years. Weller had the attitude, style and songwriting skills of Noel/oasis when he was only about 19 years old. He still going now.
It’s so interesting watching these kinda reactions. I grew up with this as almost the backing track to my teenage life. The Earl’s Court gig was Liam’s absolute peak vocally - particularly this song and the Champagne Supernova performance on the same night. Just supreme Liam.
just discovered your channel and love the fact your loving oasis, I've seen them live loads of times and yep piss bottles are thrown everywhere 😂 best daus of my life going to those gigs, it was an all day thing before they even come on stage, beers were flowing and the vibe around the place was incredible, always suffered for two days after but was worth every minute. keep this channel going fellas top work
Check out the opening 2 songs from Maine Road 1996, its one video. Oasis, at their peak, playing Maine Road - the home stadium of their favourite football team Manchester City, they open with an instrumental 'Swamp song', which is fking incredible, then that feeds into 'Acquiesce' .
Check out Oasis live at the Barrowlands! Incredible setlist. An interesting react might be when Noel performed “Whatever” with a hint of the Beatles “octopus’s garden” at the end!
9:20 Liam says in the Supersonic documentary that he likes to 'stand absolutely f*ckn still, like a boxer, this is the best feeling in the world, pure control, not feeling the need to join the madness...'
You need to watch the video there and then, this is taken from it! Earls Court, London and Maine Road, Manchester. Four record-breaking nights, 120,000 people, a whole world of possibilities at the heart of the hurricane. If you were there, here's the memories to go with the tingles. If you weren't, just get a load of what you missed.
Cannot believe there's a reaction video to this - I thought I was one of few who watched it - I've loved it since I bought the VHS tape. So many frontmen work so hard to entertain the crowd. Liam just stares at the crowd for them to entertain him! Nobody controls the crowd like that guy........an original.....the best! Earl's Court had to be exciting for them, but I will say they did no less in Austin, TX in May 1996 - a great f'n live band!
Liam's stalks the stage noising up the crowd,for a man that stands with his hands behind his back singing upwards the energy they give during the show is what' makes it worth going
Love your oasis reactions great to see other people discover a great band for the first time and some of my favourite songs. I'm from the north of England (not manchester though) and i think it's the craziest thing that you find it difficult to understand Noel and Liam talking as to me I feel like they speak like any other person.
Thanks for doing these Oasis videos, I just lost my grandmother and was back in the Uk, this was the nostalgia I needed. I was actually at that gig, 15 years old, in the mosh pit. Exhilarating and terrifying at the same time 😂
I Was There !!!! Got my tickets over the counter in HMV Croydon (South London) of all places when buying a CD. Epic gig !!! Crowd surged for the full set...staying on balance was an achievement. Loving the vids boys (UK)
Nice 💪 And I’ll say it again that it is impossible to over state just how big this band were - and still are - in Britain. Bigger than The Stones, The Who, Pink Floyd etc. Keep digging because you’ll love it.
Subjective…they were good for that generation,yes, but overall not bigger than those you mentioned, to say they were even bigger than those groups has got be one of the silliest things I’ve ever heard.
@@ronnieharford3326 You’ve just said it’s ‘subjective’ whilst simultaneously saying it’s one of the silliest things you’ve ‘ever heard’ - that, in-turn, is one of the silliest things i have ever heard. Impressive levels of irony, you think?
Haha.. You kiddos. This was amazing to be a teenager to! Noel is so easy to understand! Haha! I saw them in 1998, scariest concert I have been too. It was so loud I had to leave, because my ears was ringing so bad. But magic. Some people are born to do stuff, the Gallaghers are born to do this.
Ps, you two should really watch “Supersonic” if you can, it’s on UK Netflix I know that much, it’s brilliant and would be incredibly informative to you how important oasis was in the UK in the 90’s
Alright guys if you want a bit of history behind how Oasis got their sound back in the 90's then check out bands like "The Real People" (Feel the pain, Window Pane, Dream on) & "The Stone Roses" (Love Spreads, Waterfall, Sally Cinnamon) - we will all tune in if you also react to these band. Cheers
Paisley pattern shirt.. Liam caught up with the likes of myself who were wearing PP SHIRTS NID 80S DURING THE HEIGHT OF THE FOOTBALL CASUAL SCENE IN THE UK
this was 2 years ago, but... hey why not. "i know a girl called elsa, she's into alka seltzer".... elsa was a dog in the studio when they were recording. she got a hold of alka seltzer and ate it
I’ve seen oasis live a couple of times, Liam is enigmatic. You can’t keep your eyes of him, he has that something, whatever that is, that very few people posses.
Best story ever of sibling rivalry, Liam (Singer) and Noel(Lead Guitarist) famously did not and do not get on. During a live gig during Noels instrumental, Liam just walked off stage. Disapeared. Next thing says his brother he sees him in the crowd on an upper level shouting down at the band " you`re shit". Classic
Yes! Tune!! You guys should check out Noel Gallagher High Flying Birds version of this, completely different song Also a few from the Maine Road gig in 1996 that you should check out Cast No Shadow Cum on feel the Noize Enjoy
Liam loves having a staring contest with the crowd 😂 I remember in the Supersonic documentary he said something like if lightning was coming towards him he could just stare at it and wouldn't hit him lol
I'm happy other people hear something psychedelic about Noel's guitar in this song. Is it the chords?, I'm not sure if even Noel himself could tell you.
"What was it like walking into Earls Court for the first time?" "It was like - fucking hell; you know. Wow! Is everybody sure we're gonna fill this? - and somebody walked up and said, "It's just sold out"".
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Would you ever consider doing a full album reaction starting with Definitely Maybe?
If you do a gig any oasis fan would tell you the first gig you’ve got to do is Maine Road in 1996
Great that you're showing appreciation for Oasis 👍👍 I would love to see you react to "Fade In-Out" live at GMEX... it's the shit!
You need to check out the knebworth gig 125,000 people
There's only one gig to watch fellas ...... Oasis live at Maine road 😎
Love it when people just discover oasis..no other band like them
Preach
Definitely!! X
Maybe
The Beatles XD
@@kapr4s Unfortunately, the Beatles cheated. They had a Time Machine. The Beatles came from the future originally, they seen Oasis in the 90's then said that they would go back to the 60's
Arguably Liam's greatest ever vocal! Liam is one of the most iconic frontmen of all time. Just stands there and stares through your soul.
Liam's stage persona is one of the things we liked most about him, You can't take your eyes off him when you see them live and he knows this, that's why he does mad little things like point at people,it's not cos they owe him money lol
The documentary is easily one of the best music docs. Very rewatch-able too
Absolutely awesome!
Whats the doc called is it on youtube
@@michaellofthouse7168 on Netflix mate ‘supersonic’
Yes I rewatch it at least once a week it’s addicting
First single: "I need to be myself"
Second single: "I'd like to be somebody else"
thats the artist mindset lolololol
So I take it you really think he was driving in his car with Mr. Soft aswell?
@@latchfordbob SINGLE.
Not line of lyrics.
Fail 🤣🤣🤣
What song are you listening to? He says "I can't be no one else" in the second line
@@gavsisso Do you realize yet that I was refering to the first line of their second single 'shakermaker'?
They were in the process of recording their first album but didn't really feel like that had anything to out out as their first single. So Noel went into another room and wrote this in 30 minutes. Genius.
A made up story like a lot of the shit they spout unfortunately. This song and riff was almost entirely written by Tony Griffiths of the Real People. I recommend doing some research into who actually (helped) write the majority of their songs and engineer their sound (and Liam's voice) at the beginning.
@@BT37GU source?
@@sewerrat6038 ruclips.net/video/uu9iBN7wtvE/видео.html&ab_channel=DundeeMedia go to 24:30 - the original clip like anything that brings light to Oasis' early link to the Real People was removed. There used to be loads more vids and pics floating around on forums all citing different sources and bits of information on just how big the Real People's input on Oasis' music was at the beginning, but they have long since been removed by lawyers. The Griffiths brothers themselves don't talk about it because they are paid to shut up and as far as I'm aware are on good terms with the Gallagher's but it's all out there still if you dig and pretty glaringly obvious too. Personal Source: This was common knowledge to me as I heard the Real People play live before Oasis was a proper thing back in the 90s. When I heard Oasis for the first time on the radio I could've sworn on my mums life that I was hearing the Real People.
Bring It On Down was going to be the debut single!
@@callum5915 still a chune
I was at this gig as an over excited 16 year old, going to a gig in London to see Oasis for the first time at that age was a massive deal. This was when it started getting BIG for Oasis, it was their first huge gig and then it went mental, certainly in the UK. This was what always stayed with me, Liam staring out 20,000 people while Noel did his solo was just epic and sealed the deal, Oasis became life for me.
Liam had incredible stage-presence during this phase - they were still very hungry and the way he stalks and stares-out the crowd in pure confrontation, daring anyone to take him on - captivating. Combined with superb vocal delivery - immense. Not your average rock band by any means and a real pity they failed to penetrate the US market mid/late 90's probably because promoters were uncertain of how/where they might fit-in.
Btw liams “swagger” at the end of track is simply him projecting the arrogance that’s he’s in the best band in the world, his words lol, and the band are smashing it behind him. I love it. The coke prob amplified this too!
He wrote this song in the same time it took Liam to eat his fish and chips, still can’t get over that
MTV 94 live forever. Holy cow. Thats a different Noel and Liam. Unreal soft vocals.
No one could touch Liams voice in this period. So raw and just had no limits. fucking incredible!
You need to watch the supersonic documentary you guys will learn a lot more about the band and more
Fun fact Supersonic was the debut single released in 1994 and because of its release 27 years ago on Tuesday just passed they release a HD version of the video
Yesss I have been waiting for this one to drop! "Mad fer it"
The accents being difficult to understand is really just a British thing. As I'm English and grew up here I can now understand pretty much all of the different accents apart from the really fucking strong Scottish ones. Takes some getting used to for sure, very colloquial and it can almost be like learning a new language to begin with.
Also, ‘do you know what I mean’ is a tune - one of the longest tunes to ever get to number 1 in the uk.
Goddamn, it wasn't until about 90 seconds into the video I remembered I was actually there at this gig! Had a spare ticket, took a girl called Jo who was a few years older and was barely even aware of the band at the time. I was well hyped to hear 'Supersonic' as it was the first song I'd heard them do and still my favourite (though 'Whatever' and 'Live Forever' came close).
Honestly, I still think the first album was better than the later ones, although 'The Masterplan' b-sides runs it close because in those early days their b-sides were better than most bands' a-sides. Hell, 'Some Might Say' had 'Acquiesce' on the b-side, which has to be a rare case of a b-side blowing away the a-side.
Anyway, enough rambling. Thanks for the memory jog. Can't believe it's over a quarter of a century already, that's just mental.
They were the most powerful band for a bunch of guys that looked absolutely chill on stage. Just another day at the office. Daniel, I’m always moved by the crowds too. For me, that’s part of the Oasis legend. They were massive and I was lucky enough to see them 3 times.
Liam crowd stares were iconic
You should check out I am the Walrus live at Earls Court. One of Oasis’ best live performances. It’s a Beatles song, and they’ve got people on stage dressed as the Beatles, it’s quality
"Lyrics that makes absolutely no sense, but I feel it somehow." Perfect distillation of the song. Great reaction, guys. As a fellow American Oasis fan, it's nice to see others getting into their tunes.
What lyrics don't make sense. I'll try and explain them to you.
Haha I have the same accent as Noel and Liam and I recently met up with a couple of Americans and they asked if I could slow down or come with subtitles! Great reaction to a tuuuuuuuuune. I was 11 back when this came out and it got me into rock music!
Got Def Maybe aged 13 when it came out. Always been a huge fan. Without a doubt this is the best vocal performance by Liam. Untouchable.
Me too , it never gets old , shame I do I'm 40 next month lol
@@ianrushsmoustache2282 40 in Nov... mad eh 🤣
@@JK-nk3hb it is mate
Some of the stuff from Maine Road 96 is up their on quality of performance as well I reckon, especially Cast No Shadow!
His vocals in 95 were impeccable! Check out the live by the sea gig in the same year amazing!
95 Liam was prime Liam definitely
Early 96 was also still prime I would say
Not 95 clarity anymore though
Man, I love your videos, I am subbed to a lot of reaction channels I haven't watched them much in a while, but I really dig you guys, you seem like people I'd hang out with, I hope you guys blow up, I try to like, comment, and share as much as possible
Hey man thanks for all the love and support. It is all appreciated.
These 2 are great mate. They are fucking loving it. 🛵😎😅.. IT'S NOT IN WHAT YOU SAY IT'S IN WHAT YOU DO.... LIVE FOREVER.. 🛵😎😅..
This song on of my favorites. Noel is not a shedder but fits the music perfectly
Noel when he saw the place for the first time was asking "Is everybody sure were gonna fill this?" And someone walked up to him and answered "Its just sold out".
Cheers Geoff
This was the first proper gig I ever went to. I was 15 n when Liam came out for acquiesce everyone tried to push to the front where I was. I went down n thought I was a dead man. Luckily my older bro pulled me up before I got trampled on. Best gig ever!
If u want another top English band that inspired Oasis look at The Jam. They were around 77 to 82. The singer Paul Weller is god in this country. Songs like going underground, town called malice, that's entertainment. Noel was a big fan and they ended up being neighbours n mates for years. Weller had the attitude, style and songwriting skills of Noel/oasis when he was only about 19 years old. He still going now.
It’s so interesting watching these kinda reactions. I grew up with this as almost the backing track to my teenage life.
The Earl’s Court gig was Liam’s absolute peak vocally - particularly this song and the Champagne Supernova performance on the same night. Just supreme Liam.
just discovered your channel and love the fact your loving oasis, I've seen them live loads of times and yep piss bottles are thrown everywhere 😂 best daus of my life going to those gigs, it was an all day thing before they even come on stage, beers were flowing and the vibe around the place was incredible, always suffered for two days after but was worth every minute. keep this channel going fellas top work
I was at this gig absolutely amazing. 95 was a big year as went on lads holiday to ibiza then saw oasis! I had a life before kids!!
Another great travtips vid! Live Forever at Maine Road ‘96 with the Lennon tribune is iconic - much recommended!
Check out the opening 2 songs from Maine Road 1996, its one video. Oasis, at their peak, playing Maine Road - the home stadium of their favourite football team Manchester City, they open with an instrumental 'Swamp song', which is fking incredible, then that feeds into 'Acquiesce' .
Oasis songs are anthems. You sing em loud and even better as part of a crowd. Melodic tunes! Bangers.
THE must watch is Fade Away Live from NY 1994!!!!!! You wont be disappointed i guarantee it!!!..
Dream it while you can, maybe some day I'll make you understand
Check out Oasis live at the Barrowlands! Incredible setlist. An interesting react might be when Noel performed “Whatever” with a hint of the Beatles “octopus’s garden” at the end!
When he had Liam sit next to him the entire time, like a scolded little boy. 😂😂😂😂
Check out Supersonic on a program called 'The Word' it was Oasis first ever TV appearance. Another great reaction boys
9:20 Liam says in the Supersonic documentary that he likes to 'stand absolutely f*ckn still, like a boxer, this is the best feeling in the world, pure control, not feeling the need to join the madness...'
You need to watch the video there and then, this is taken from it! Earls Court, London and Maine Road, Manchester. Four record-breaking nights, 120,000 people, a whole world of possibilities at the heart of the hurricane. If you were there, here's the memories to go with the tingles. If you weren't, just get a load of what you missed.
20 pounds, 20 quid, a score, etc :) one of my favourite oasis songs, the lyrics the music it's incredible
Cannot believe there's a reaction video to this - I thought I was one of few who watched it - I've loved it since I bought the VHS tape. So many frontmen work so hard to entertain the crowd. Liam just stares at the crowd for them to entertain him! Nobody controls the crowd like that guy........an original.....the best! Earl's Court had to be exciting for them, but I will say they did no less in Austin, TX in May 1996 - a great f'n live band!
Liam's stalks the stage noising up the crowd,for a man that stands with his hands behind his back singing upwards the energy they give during the show is what' makes it worth going
Love your oasis reactions great to see other people discover a great band for the first time and some of my favourite songs. I'm from the north of England (not manchester though) and i think it's the craziest thing that you find it difficult to understand Noel and Liam talking as to me I feel like they speak like any other person.
I was fortunate to see them here in uk at a few small venues 94/95. Check bring it on down live in Chicago 94, also another great b side demo is Alive
Thanks for doing these Oasis videos, I just lost my grandmother and was back in the Uk, this was the nostalgia I needed. I was actually at that gig, 15 years old, in the mosh pit. Exhilarating and terrifying at the same time 😂
Liam stares at the crowd like that to say I own you and rightly so, the best front man ever!
I Was There !!!! Got my tickets over the counter in HMV Croydon (South London) of all places when buying a CD. Epic gig !!! Crowd surged for the full set...staying on balance was an achievement. Loving the vids boys (UK)
Stereophonics, live at Morfa, the song is Traffic. Circa 1998/1999
Please react to Champagne Supernova at this gig. The best live perfomance of the band ever
Yeah that is probably the best IMO too. LG has never sung it better and whiteys drums are so dope.
Nice 💪 And I’ll say it again that it is impossible to over state just how big this band were - and still are - in Britain. Bigger than The Stones, The Who, Pink Floyd etc. Keep digging because you’ll love it.
Subjective…they were good for that generation,yes, but overall not bigger than those you mentioned, to say they were even bigger than those groups has got be one of the silliest things I’ve ever heard.
@@ronnieharford3326 You’ve just said it’s ‘subjective’ whilst simultaneously saying it’s one of the silliest things you’ve ‘ever heard’ - that, in-turn, is one of the silliest things i have ever heard. Impressive levels of irony, you think?
Haha.. You kiddos. This was amazing to be a teenager to! Noel is so easy to understand! Haha! I saw them in 1998, scariest concert I have been too. It was so loud I had to leave, because my ears was ringing so bad. But magic. Some people are born to do stuff, the Gallaghers are born to do this.
Heres something you can react to Oasis Rock N' Star 2009 In Argentina, the fans are so amazing they are in involved in the song.
You guys should definitely listen to Columbia by oasis. There are loads of great live version
Should react to Oasis playing Supersonic at Budokan or Chicago in 1998. Noel has a pretty awesome intro before playing Supersonic
Elsa was the name of a fat dog that they knew that farted a lot 😂
I hope you keep going with the oasis song reactions
Ps, you two should really watch “Supersonic” if you can, it’s on UK Netflix I know that much, it’s brilliant and would be incredibly informative to you how important oasis was in the UK in the 90’s
I live in Newcastle upon Tyne, England, we have a massive sandstone pillar with a statue of Earl Grey stood on top, called Grey's Monument.
Alright guys if you want a bit of history behind how Oasis got their sound back in the 90's then check out bands like "The Real People" (Feel the pain, Window Pane, Dream on) & "The Stone Roses" (Love Spreads, Waterfall, Sally Cinnamon) - we will all tune in if you also react to these band. Cheers
Getting goose bumps like being a kid again many house party's to this tune
Watch the supersonic documentary givea such a good account of the band and the brothers in their rise to their peak!
Paisley pattern shirt.. Liam caught up with the likes of myself who were wearing PP SHIRTS NID 80S DURING THE HEIGHT OF THE FOOTBALL CASUAL SCENE IN THE UK
The song is what I call an "energy builder" this what you put before you go out to put you in good spirits
this was 2 years ago, but... hey why not. "i know a girl called elsa, she's into alka seltzer".... elsa was a dog in the studio when they were recording. she got a hold of alka seltzer and ate it
listen to "its getting better (man)" by oasis its a great rock and roll song you just want to blast out in your headphones!!!!!
You should react to a full concert...main road gig is amazing
BRING IT ON DOWN- OASIS
I was about row 5 at this gig, brilliant night 👌👍 the crowd was immense
Really wish they'd reform so a whole new generation can experience oasis live cos music needs it
Gomez - Tijuana Lady is a song from one of the most underrated uk bands ever
I’ve seen oasis live a couple of times, Liam is enigmatic. You can’t keep your eyes of him, he has that something, whatever that is, that very few people posses.
Try anything from their Knebworth concerts: two night, 350,000 fans each night.
@A A you’re right, I completely mistyped that one ... meant to type 250,000 over two nights 🤦♂️
Oasis - Gas Panic! Rock in Rio from 2001. GREAT! Vote up please, if you agree!
ABSOLUT FAVORITE LIVE VERSION FROM ANY BAND THIS IS MY SHIT
keep reacting to oasis please! fade in/out 1997 Gmex or champagne supernova 1995 earl courts!!
Been to see oasis twice and from Newcastle and the Manchester crowds are mental
Best story ever of sibling rivalry, Liam (Singer) and Noel(Lead Guitarist) famously did not and do not get on. During a live gig during Noels instrumental, Liam just walked off stage. Disapeared. Next thing says his brother he sees him in the crowd on an upper level shouting down at the band " you`re shit". Classic
Oasis at The Metro, Chicago, 1994,…arguably their best concert
Yes! Tune!!
You guys should check out Noel Gallagher High Flying Birds version of this, completely different song
Also a few from the Maine Road gig in 1996 that you should check out
Cast No Shadow
Cum on feel the Noize
Enjoy
Liam loves having a staring contest with the crowd 😂 I remember in the Supersonic documentary he said something like if lightning was coming towards him he could just stare at it and wouldn't hit him lol
Brilliant guys, you are on a journey
Best band ever! Was lucky enough to see them in 98.
They’re like Happy Monday’s
My favourite Oasis song. Absolute fire 🔥
I'm happy other people hear something psychedelic about Noel's guitar in this song. Is it the chords?, I'm not sure if even Noel himself could tell you.
Paisley is from Paisley in Scotland. Not sure if that has already been commented but thought I’d give it a shout
"What was it like walking into Earls Court for the first time?"
"It was like - fucking hell; you know. Wow! Is everybody sure we're gonna fill this? - and somebody walked up and said, "It's just sold out"".
Please react to Fade In Out live at Gmex 97
Fade in/out - gmex 1997
Brilliant Band
Liam a rock legend his new album is crazy
2:23 I’ve watched a lot of British TV so I actually understand him 😂😂I’m used to it
The name “Oasis” has aged perfectly. They’re like a pool of water surrounded by barren land.
You guys should check out Talk Tonight on the MTV Unplugged gig
My son's fav band since he was abaht 9,, I brought him up with good music taste,, As ya do!!
20 pund if you’re from the north east of England! Great channel lads! Oasis changed my life! Noel is my God! He sings my life to me!
Oh, and you should react to them playing a gig in manchester - their home town. Rock n roll star live at Manchester City stadium is 👌