Completely agree wiyh you both. I feel gutted that they never got to witness the explosion when oasis broke America in the 90s, and when liam left the America tour and Noel had to finish it on his own. Those were the days, i think if you dig deep enough there is still documentarys of americans vamping out for days to get Oasis tickets. I am gutted they haven't plugged the Knebworth gigs yet or the supersonic documentary running up to it.
@@chrismcintosh6964 wow in the 90s it was mega ,it took the depression out of Britain ,Noel helped labour WIN A GENERAL ELECTION ,that's how big they are and still are ,they will get bk together ,I'm lucky I've seen all Manchester bands going bk to 88 except the verve and the smiths ,would love them to rate the smiths
@@thespursfan7564 You're so right. Noel was so rock n roll he was shaking hands & rubbin' shoulders with the likes of Tony Blair. Those days were "Cool Britannia". Sadly, it turned out "New Labour" fucked this country up the arse.
Swamp song was only an interlude, but yeah most of NG/oasis songs were b-sides- my top ten changes weekly!! 12 number 1 albums straight says it all! Live forever ✌
As an American in Texas, this VHS video hooked me to the band back in 96. I was already a fan but when it came out in 97, I think, I never looked back. The energy was unlike anything I’d ever seen in music.
As a crazy oasis fan from the 90's it's so nice to see new people discover them. They were my ultimate favorite band as a teenager and I have nothing but good memories of all their concerts. Even the last concert I saw in which Liam's voice was shot and they were already not talking to each other. They were truly an amazing band and I fell privileged to have seem them at their height. I still love them and you should definitely react to their solo stuff. Noel's music has really changed lately but Liam is still rocking it out.
Honestly please keep this up I don’t think I’m alone in loving your reactions to anything but especially oasis. To a lot of people in Britain this band means a lot to them so it’s quite amazing to see it translate 25 years later across a bit old ocean. Anyway, I’m wankered sound good night
Amazing night. 28th April 1996. Spent 4 hours drinking on minibus from Glasgow to Manchester then managed to get near the front. I remember the surge pushing us forward as soon as Swampsong started. Brilliant gig. My 3rd of 12 Oasis concerts.
The 250,000 at Knebworth was over two nights guys, 125,000 each night. Knebworth is a country house in Hertfordshire, Southern England, it's grounds have been used for many concerts, probably most famously Robbie Williams or Led Zeppelin. Maine Road was Manchester City's home up until 2003. It doesn't exist anymore. They now play at Etihad Stadium which is where they Oasis played in the 2005 shows you've watched.
Swamp song is not a b-side. A live version is, but that doesn’t count, as that would also mean Supersonic is a b-side as a live version of that is on one of the singles. Bring It On Down, too. Swamp song was and album track on Morning Glory (twice).
This is the "homecoming" gig.. playing at Maine Road, the home ground of Manchester City, Football Club. Oasis went from 1000 capacity gigs to 50K in 12 months. At the time City were, a bit like the Cubs ( for a USA perspective) a team with vocal and loyal support.. but had won nothing for decades. The history of the band and the football team (who are now the most successful team in the UK for the last decade.) are intertwined. I was there that night, and it remains a pivotal moment in English music history. And to this day... when City win a trophy .. they play Wonderwall in the changing room after...
If you’re confused about what happened at the start of “whatever”... normally they would let the crowd sing the opening verse, but Liam forgot and sang, which pissed Noel off haha. That’s why he ended up singing the rest of the song
Also, the harmonica player came in too early, which is why both Noel & Liam look at him like wtf? But Liam decided to go with it & also start early not realizing the orchestra would be off. I wish Noel had been more tactful & Liam less sensitive because I'd love to have heard Liam sing that song.
@@hannahl8 haha yeah. It also sounds like Noel plays the wrong chord in the first bridge (I think bridge, forgive my lack musical lingo) the “it always seems to me....” he definitely continues the verse chord progression for a bar or two haha. A mess! But still sounds biblical!
I've been fortunate to see them live 8 times, a band that captured an entire moment in time in British culture is priceless, they rode the crest of the wave that they created! Not sure they translated that well across the pond but nice to see the posthumous respect for these guys! Noel is a British icon and legend!!
Bloody brilliant! My daughters went to the O2 Arena in Newcastle to see Liam Gallagher before the pandemic, they said he was fantastic and so funny but they still hope for an Oasis return.... Great video and reaction lads!
Imagine playing a gig in the football stadium of the team you supported all your life, in a stadium that you've seen every day as you open your curtains, and is PACKED!! Hometown vibes 0161 CTID
Hi guys, I'm from thre UK, just watching you guys for the first time, react to our greatest ever band. The one that was 250k people was a place called Knebworth, its was 250k people over 2 days, biggest ever gig in the UK . Love your guys reactions and the guy on the right, I know you feel it when Oasis play, something inside gets you emotional because of how good this is for your ears 👊 keep it up !
They were just an epic band! Too bad my American brothers and sisters only know Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova. Their catalog is so deep. Those first two albums and then the Masterplan are amazing. They have 30 GREAT songs that nobody knows about. Daniel is getting a taste here. I’ve turned several friends onto Oasis and they can’t believe how good they are.
I love your Oasis reactions. You should do the live @GMEX 1997! That concert always gets me in a good mood. Another homecoming gig,the guys are stoned as hell and Liam's voice is out of this world. Greetings from Sweden
Was at this gig, think I was 21 or 22 absolutely loved it but I preferred the earls court one about six months earlier, glad to see you guys enjoying it too.
This was their first stadium gigs in Manchester. A triumphant homecoming for a bunch of lads from council estates that made it to the big time. This is prob my fav Oasis gig ever…….just the feeling, the fans, the bands hometown, selling out their fav football stadium two nights in a row (it was where Man City played and they all went as kids). So, the whole gig was set up to be epic and it was. I’m loving watching u guys discover why we love Oasis.
I'm from nireland and ur Bank UK is top bands oasis is amazing songs-harmonys-guitars all from a few guys from a council estate ....fukn aesome u guys have super taste
There was nothing like Oasis live! Loud as f&$k and crowd just jumping. While they were up there absolutely rocking with none of the BS theatrics of some acts. For most part standing and playing with the fact that they knew they were unreal coming out through their simple stage presence
iconic band, fucking gig....fucking maine road, welcome to the oasis world....greetings from buenos aires, argentina from a big fan of the mancunians 🔥🤘
You guys have to check out the live show from the Barrowlands in Glasgow. It is one of the most iconic rock venues in the UK. The show was amazing. Oasis were in their absolute prime. The show had that much demand that MTV showed it live on pay per view. Amazing stuff. The stuff that makes legends.
Been an Oasis fan for 25 years and a guitarist for 29- yet I never noticed til now that Noel’s got mini-humbuckers on his Sheraton. That makes that guitar even cooler. I’m partial to P90s, but if I’ve gotta play an humbucker, I’d prefer it be mini.
No, this is not the 250k crowd that was years later, this is in their home town of Manchester played at their favourite football stadium, Main Road Manchester, the home of Manchester City, their team.
This is Maine Road, around 20-25k fans. The large gig you mention was Knebworth, 125k each night. You guys need to watch Oasis Knebworth 1996 documentary
Oasis brought me to your channel guys great vids great content keep it up lads.. I'd reccomend you guys review oasis live Glastonbury 95 absolutely stomper of a gig!! Plus the crowd would be the first to hear a bunch of songs from the 2nd album imagine hearing those for the first time!! Mad ferrr ittttt yeah!!!! 😎🎸💥💥
did you know then were going to split up and recorded whatever and that was the make or break song if they were going to continue or not, thankfully they continued
love oasis, they are my generation, but don't dismiss blur. they are equally as important. give them the same love and respect as oasis. 13 is their masterpiece and damon albarn exceeds them all. uk music in the 90's can hold its own to anyone. keep up the love of good music.
You should watch Oasis at the Etihad too, like at Maine Road it's a home gig being Man City fans. Maine Road was knocked down after City moved to the Etihad which because free after the Commonwealth Games 2002 (mini Olympics). Personally I went to Maine Road twice once for a football game which my team won. Years before I saw Bryan Adams there on his Waking Up The Neighbours Tour. He had 3 warm up acts, Little Angels, Squeeze and Extreme.
@@weSnooker yeah it's ok but I preferred the old Burnden Park as it had far more atmosphere. I saw Bolton win the League One Championship at Maine Road in 1997. What a night that was.
Watching you guys discover Oasis has been an absolute joy. Welcome to the cult!!!!
Its been brill watching them discover oasis ,the best
Completely agree wiyh you both. I feel gutted that they never got to witness the explosion when oasis broke America in the 90s, and when liam left the America tour and Noel had to finish it on his own. Those were the days, i think if you dig deep enough there is still documentarys of americans vamping out for days to get Oasis tickets. I am gutted they haven't plugged the Knebworth gigs yet or the supersonic documentary running up to it.
@@chrismcintosh6964 wow in the 90s it was mega ,it took the depression out of Britain ,Noel helped labour WIN A GENERAL ELECTION ,that's how big they are and still are ,they will get bk together ,I'm lucky I've seen all Manchester bands going bk to 88 except the verve and the smiths ,would love them to rate the smiths
It never gets old, does it?
@@thespursfan7564 You're so right. Noel was so rock n roll he was shaking hands & rubbin' shoulders with the likes of Tony Blair. Those days were "Cool Britannia".
Sadly, it turned out "New Labour" fucked this country up the arse.
Opening on back to back bsides oasis were that good
Swamp song was only an interlude, but yeah most of NG/oasis songs were b-sides- my top ten changes weekly!! 12 number 1 albums straight says it all! Live forever ✌
@@sagittariusa1848 so Swamp Song wasn’t a b-side on the Wonderwall single was it?🤔
@@eubsey it Wernt really a b-side it was just the intro like fuckin in the bushes. Wouldn’t put it in the same category as acquiesce, listen up etc.
@@benedwards4495 at the end of the day it’s still classed as a b-side tho but not a chance it’s up there with the tunes u mentioned. 👍🏻
As an American in Texas, this VHS video hooked me to the band back in 96. I was already a fan but when it came out in 97, I think, I never looked back. The energy was unlike anything I’d ever seen in music.
As a crazy oasis fan from the 90's it's so nice to see new people discover them. They were my ultimate favorite band as a teenager and I have nothing but good memories of all their concerts. Even the last concert I saw in which Liam's voice was shot and they were already not talking to each other. They were truly an amazing band and I fell privileged to have seem them at their height. I still love them and you should definitely react to their solo stuff. Noel's music has really changed lately but Liam is still rocking it out.
Honestly please keep this up I don’t think I’m alone in loving your reactions to anything but especially oasis. To a lot of people in Britain this band means a lot to them so it’s quite amazing to see it translate 25 years later across a bit old ocean. Anyway, I’m wankered sound good night
I was 17 and there the day before and when supersonic kicked in that was my lightbulb moment. I had to start a band! The greatest gig they ever did.
LIAM GALLAGHER - WHAT A VOICE & WHAT A FRONTMAN.
No phones, just pure vibes. I was there.
Amazing night. 28th April 1996. Spent 4 hours drinking on minibus from Glasgow to Manchester then managed to get near the front. I remember the surge pushing us forward as soon as Swampsong started. Brilliant gig. My 3rd of 12 Oasis concerts.
I had the privilege of being at that gig aged 15. And what a first proper gig with my mates. It was epic. 🤜😁
The 250,000 at Knebworth was over two nights guys, 125,000 each night. Knebworth is a country house in Hertfordshire, Southern England, it's grounds have been used for many concerts, probably most famously Robbie Williams or Led Zeppelin. Maine Road was Manchester City's home up until 2003. It doesn't exist anymore. They now play at Etihad Stadium which is where they Oasis played in the 2005 shows you've watched.
I was lucky to see them at knebworth on the second night. I still have my gig shirt and it still fits 😀
i saw Oasis live here in São Paulo twice. It was crazy! Very rain e after, very hot, very beer, very drunk. Very cool! My favorite band yet!
Only Oasis could open a concert with two B-sides. The Swamp Song and Acquiesce.
Swamp song is not a b-side. A live version is, but that doesn’t count, as that would also mean Supersonic is a b-side as a live version of that is on one of the singles. Bring It On Down, too. Swamp song was and album track on Morning Glory (twice).
@@chrisknight2631 Well, part of it is.
Swamp Song was a b-side on the Wonderwall single and is also included on the b-side album the Masterplan. It’s also on What’s The Story.
This is the "homecoming" gig.. playing at Maine Road, the home ground of Manchester City, Football Club. Oasis went from 1000 capacity gigs to 50K in 12 months. At the time City were, a bit like the Cubs ( for a USA perspective) a team with vocal and loyal support.. but had won nothing for decades. The history of the band and the football team (who are now the most successful team in the UK for the last decade.) are intertwined. I was there that night, and it remains a pivotal moment in English music history. And to this day... when City win a trophy .. they play Wonderwall in the changing room after...
Yeah I went the first night been a city fan for 40 years but that was one of the best memories of my time as a blue
The best British band ever and people can argue but every age group loves oasis
If you’re confused about what happened at the start of “whatever”... normally they would let the crowd sing the opening verse, but Liam forgot and sang, which pissed Noel off haha. That’s why he ended up singing the rest of the song
Also, the harmonica player came in too early, which is why both Noel & Liam look at him like wtf? But Liam decided to go with it & also start early not realizing the orchestra would be off. I wish Noel had been more tactful & Liam less sensitive because I'd love to have heard Liam sing that song.
@@hannahl8 yes I’ve just listened back and I think you are right. I stand corrected
@@Sharpy939 thanks but you are also correct about the opening verse. Nothing went right lol
@@hannahl8 haha yeah. It also sounds like Noel plays the wrong chord in the first bridge (I think bridge, forgive my lack musical lingo) the “it always seems to me....” he definitely continues the verse chord progression for a bar or two haha. A mess! But still sounds biblical!
@@Sharpy939 oh I didn't notice that, good catch!
I've been fortunate to see them live 8 times, a band that captured an entire moment in time in British culture is priceless, they rode the crest of the wave that they created! Not sure they translated that well across the pond but nice to see the posthumous respect for these guys! Noel is a British icon and legend!!
I was down there at the front right of the stage .It was a great day 👌👍🎶
Cool story bro
Radio did Oasis dirty in America. There’s sooo much more. Keep diving!!!❤❤
Spencer and Daniel are now officially oasis fans ,magic stuff lads 👍👌
I went to both nights at Maine Road, 2 of the best nights of my life
Bloody brilliant! My daughters went to the O2 Arena in Newcastle to see Liam Gallagher before the pandemic, they said he was fantastic and so funny but they still hope for an Oasis return.... Great video and reaction lads!
As a manc, your little impressions of “shiiiiiine” brought a massive grin to me face lads. I almost cried with pride 😂
Loving you guys finding Oasis. Brings back so many memories. I've been lucky enough to see them live twice. The memory will truly Live Forever.
What 2 live shows did you attend
@@masonmennell8514 standing on the shoulder of giants at Bolton Reebok Stadium and then few years later at Newcastle arena.
So Noel singing ‘whatever’ is just brilliant! I saw them 12 years ago in Manchester. It their final tour before they split up. So lucky.
The best 90s if not British band ever 👏🏼👏🏼🎶☝🏻💥💯👊🏻
Imagine playing a gig in the football stadium of the team you supported all your life, in a stadium that you've seen every day as you open your curtains, and is PACKED!! Hometown vibes 0161 CTID
you know burnage aint rusholme? right? prestwich red m u f fucking c 0161
I've loved this oasis journey. The perfect way to end it would be a reaction video to Supersonic the oasis documentary. Cheers
Love watching you two fall in love with Oasis! I like that you’ve covered earlier and later gigs - great job 👍
It's hard to put into words what this band did to us in the UK when they came out it was badly needed! Love watching you both
Hi guys, I'm from thre UK, just watching you guys for the first time, react to our greatest ever band. The one that was 250k people was a place called Knebworth, its was 250k people over 2 days, biggest ever gig in the UK . Love your guys reactions and the guy on the right, I know you feel it when Oasis play, something inside gets you emotional because of how good this is for your ears 👊 keep it up !
Went to the Sunday night of this gig. Think I was about 17. Lives long in the memory. Good times 🍻
Show. Congratulations for the Oasis' videos. From São Paulo, Brazil. Cheers!!!
Was there for this gig, pretty amazing, just can't believe it was so many years ago!
I was an Oasis fan and went to Knebworth. But watching this makes me realise just how good they were. Every single song an absolute banger.
Watched this concert so many times but good to see you enjoyed it too!
Obviously there are loads of amazing American bands and I may be slightly based as an Englishman but I do believe we have the best iconic bands
I'm here for Spencer dancing! The pure joy on his face brings a smile to mine 😁
They are simply the best ,incredible band live wow 👌👍👍👍👌👌👌👍👌👍👌
They were just an epic band! Too bad my American brothers and sisters only know Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova. Their catalog is so deep. Those first two albums and then the Masterplan are amazing. They have 30 GREAT songs that nobody knows about. Daniel is getting a taste here. I’ve turned several friends onto Oasis and they can’t believe how good they are.
I love your Oasis reactions. You should do the live @GMEX 1997! That concert always gets me in a good mood. Another homecoming gig,the guys are stoned as hell and Liam's voice is out of this world.
Greetings from Sweden
Biblical . It was my suggestion to watch a live gig. Glad you guys have smashed it with subscribers
Just came across this and had a little Oasis party with you guys 😂😂
Joy on the boys faces ,brilliant ,Spencer mad fer it
Fucking biblical. Well done. Best years of my life.
Was at this gig, think I was 21 or 22 absolutely loved it but I preferred the earls court one about six months earlier, glad to see you guys enjoying it too.
This was their first stadium gigs in Manchester. A triumphant homecoming for a bunch of lads from council estates that made it to the big time. This is prob my fav Oasis gig ever…….just the feeling, the fans, the bands hometown, selling out their fav football stadium two nights in a row (it was where Man City played and they all went as kids). So, the whole gig was set up to be epic and it was. I’m loving watching u guys discover why we love Oasis.
only 40,000 were at this gig. The 250,000 was knebworth
This is great guys, running commentary on monumental gigs, keep it up, oh yeah!
Not seen this gig In years. Great stuff guys Hey from just outside Burnage, Manchester 🇬🇧 ❤
This is maine Road, man city's old stadium about 3 months before Knebworth. Probably around 50,000
15 months at least pal.......i think
@@anthonywhite4500 Maine Road was April/May 96 and Knebworth was August 96
Awesome gig, awesome stream. Hopefully you do it again with another gig. Gmex or Cliffs Pavilion. Cheers!
Maine road was an amazing stadium as a Man City fan. So sad when it got demolished in 2003. Unbelievable stadium it was 👌🏻
I'm from nireland and ur Bank UK is top bands oasis is amazing songs-harmonys-guitars all from a few guys from a council estate ....fukn aesome u guys have super taste
Love watching you guys experiencing this gig! It's an iconic performance here in the UK
This was the best one for me! X :D
There was nothing like Oasis live! Loud as f&$k and crowd just jumping. While they were up there absolutely rocking with none of the BS theatrics of some acts. For most part standing and playing with the fact that they knew they were unreal coming out through their simple stage presence
Ahhh memories...I was here that night...was brilliant..had a bottle of piss thrown at me..and a car crash on the way home...good times 🤣
Best band ever, I’ve probably said it before and forgot, that because I was there 🤟🤟🤟🤟
I forgot how good that performance of Roll With It is. It gets overlooked because of how great the gig is but fucking hell he nailed it.
Supersonic documentary for 10k special boys!
Love you guys keep up the great job 👏
Guys you two , are the new RUclips kings .for real 👍👍👍👍💎
iconic band, fucking gig....fucking maine road, welcome to the oasis world....greetings from buenos aires, argentina from a big fan of the mancunians 🔥🤘
What a set list this was . 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Been amazing watching you react to the fabulous Oasis 👍🏻
This isn’t the 250000 people. You are thinking of Oasis at Knebworth. 4% of the UK population applied for tickets lol.
They Couldve played something like 15 nights in a row
You guys are
so open to music stuff it really make me feel good - keep it up xXx
You guys have to check out the live show from the Barrowlands in Glasgow. It is one of the most iconic rock venues in the UK.
The show was amazing. Oasis were in their absolute prime. The show had that much demand that MTV showed it live on pay per view.
Amazing stuff. The stuff that makes legends.
Oasis were doing these legendary gigs in The UK, & meanwhile, The US had no idea! A pre-internet world, kids. A pre-internet world.
Been an Oasis fan for 25 years and a guitarist for 29- yet I never noticed til now that Noel’s got mini-humbuckers on his Sheraton. That makes that guitar even cooler. I’m partial to P90s, but if I’ve gotta play an humbucker, I’d prefer it be mini.
My favourite gig by favourite band.
That night was epic i was there.
love this reaction format. Like Top Gear moving into the single long episodes. you guys found THE formula. do more. a lot more.
I wish you guys were there too. I was there. You would love the after party too. Manchester that night was crazy. I mean fcuking crazy.
No, this is not the 250k crowd that was years later, this is in their home town of Manchester played at their favourite football stadium, Main Road Manchester, the home of Manchester City, their team.
We need to hear (I Got) The Fever. And Fade Away.
Oasis at their PEAK!
And did you catch a bit of Sally Cinnamon at the end of Acquiesce? They were heavily influenced by The Stone Roses.
This is Maine Road, around 20-25k fans. The large gig you mention was Knebworth, 125k each night.
You guys need to watch Oasis Knebworth 1996 documentary
It’s nice seeing real people react to real people 💪🎵
So hope you lads can see them live or even Liam live ,Daniel would just love it the bounce as would Spencer
Oasis brought me to your channel guys great vids great content keep it up lads.. I'd reccomend you guys review oasis live Glastonbury 95 absolutely stomper of a gig!! Plus the crowd would be the first to hear a bunch of songs from the 2nd album imagine hearing those for the first time!! Mad ferrr ittttt yeah!!!! 😎🎸💥💥
Legends!
🇬🇧 Oasis forever 🇬🇧
Ah, what a time to be alive that was.
did you know then were going to split up and recorded whatever and that was the make or break song if they were going to continue or not, thankfully they continued
35:15 I love the next 10 seconds of this hahah. Much love fellas.
My three favourite things. Oasis, Maine Road and embrace the suck 21❤️❤️❤️
I love seeing Americans getting into oasis
Don't let Liam catch you drinking energy drinks. Next time have half a pill each and some stella
Manic street preachers and ocean colour scene where the opening acts for this gig.
EPIC GIG !!!
omg yes!!!! yer mad for it!!!!
Its not the 250000 night, that was at knebworth, this is Maine road football ground in Manchester
We gave you Oasis and you gave us the friggin Osmonds 😂😂🏴
I LOVE Oasis and I get Daniel's Wonderwall thing. I feel very similar.
love oasis, they are my generation, but don't dismiss blur. they are equally as important. give them the same love and respect as oasis. 13 is their masterpiece and damon albarn exceeds them all. uk music in the 90's can hold its own to anyone. keep up the love of good music.
So many great bands from that era that made up the "Britpop" culture of that time. What a time it was to be a teenager. I'm blessed.
Good to see Americans enjoying Oasis.
You should watch Oasis at the Etihad too, like at Maine Road it's a home gig being Man City fans. Maine Road was knocked down after City moved to the Etihad which because free after the Commonwealth Games 2002 (mini Olympics). Personally I went to Maine Road twice once for a football game which my team won. Years before I saw Bryan Adams there on his Waking Up The Neighbours Tour. He had 3 warm up acts, Little Angels, Squeeze and Extreme.
Who you support? Kippax stand was insane
@@weSnooker Bolton Wanderers
@@camerondanielsbwfc oh nice I went Bolton away for a 3-3. Craig Bellamy sent off lol. Good stadium.
@@weSnooker yeah it's ok but I preferred the old Burnden Park as it had far more atmosphere.
I saw Bolton win the League One Championship at Maine Road in 1997. What a night that was.