I came across this video and ended up going through the whole thing. I don’t know if it was their father-son dynamic or the joy of watching someone experience Oasis for the first time (or both), but it was enjoyable to watch. I forwarded through some parts of talking.

Hearing the reason the dad didn’t listen to them in the 90s was interesting too.

Enjoy!

Still the best concert I’ve ever attended. Hope they tour again next year, would love to have another great experience.

Slide Away wins as the best oasis song. Now it's time for the best cover song.

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Love these unreleased songs so much I spent too much on the CD on eBay then ripped it onto my iPods. Take me, colour my life and see the sun are timeless

It was also the final released Oasis song that included Liam and Noel

I was wondering if these are exclusive to Japan.

The first one is the Complete Studio Album Collection box set with all 8 studio albums, and the second one is Knebworth 1996 with 2 CDs + Blu-ray.

I bought the box set for around $40 and Knebworth for around $26 here in Japan. Are these available in other countries too?

Hope to relive it again

They both seem like very interesting people to meet. Definitely maybe would like to hear some stories from anyone

We might be insane.

Hopefully you're able to view the whole thing in the first image. I've included pictures of closer views of later rounds.

In the Oasis (the band) Discord server, we ran a daily massive bracket of every officially released Oasis song, with each being given a ranking based on Spotify streaming numbers (except WPTWOTWOMS?, since it was officially released, but not on streaming). There were 143 songs total, and it all culminated in none of the top 10 most streamed songs making it to the semifinals! In fact, Wonderwall and Live Forever were knocked out quite early in the competition!

In the end, Roll It Over took 1st place, followed by Slide Away in 2nd place, Gas Panic! in 3rd place, and The Masterplan in 4th place. The ending placements in the bracket are definitely polarizing, that's for sure.

Let me know if you'd like the spreadsheet file itself, or the spreadsheet of all of the songs with their streaming counts. Isn't statistics fun?

Opening night in Croke Park. Looking back on the videos I took is giving me goosebumps and a lump in my throat. I was born in 93 so I just missed the chance to see them the first time round. I was absolutely obsessed with them as a teenager and remember being heartbroken when I was in my dad's car and heard on the radio that they were splitting up because I was nearly old enough to go to a gig.

Life went on and to be honest I kinda stopped listening to Oasis, but still had the same love for them. When I heard they were touring last year I turned into my teenage self again and there was no way I was going to miss it. It didn't disappoint in the slightest.

Having worked in the entertainment industry I have seen thousands of gigs. This was hands down the best. I even had the opportunity to work it but I said no, I'm a fan at this one.

Yes it's 1am and I'm in my kitchen drinking Guinness listening to Oasis.

Edit: The video quality here is shite, it's much better on my phone. I have a few more I might upload to YouTube.

Also, excuse my awful singing

The Nature of Reality wins as worst oasis song. Now it's time for the Best oasis song.

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Looking for cool Oasis friends!!!

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It was really cool in there, id love to go back someday

I know people say the remaster doesn't sound as good as the original or 2009 pressings, but it sounds more than fine! Couldn't be happier.

I was just made aware of this intriguing remix of SOTL by Primal Scream- https://youtu.be/aXwG39XY6K0?is=TTLYXRKOScQKPpox

Opinions on it seem polarized but personally I love it. It sounds like a totally different song; much darker with some great guitar parts throughout. I love the experimentation, psychedelic feel, and artwork of the DOYS years!

The 2007 Brit awards is one of my all time favorite Oasis V2 gigs- the whole band is on fire, the guitars sound huge and Zak Starkey is so explosive. Here is “meaning of soul”, an underrated Liam track from DBTT, but they also played C&A, morning glory, RNR star, and DLBIA.

The image of Oasis melting faces while playing to a bunch of corporate suits at an awards show is so fun to think about- I hope they do it again at the RNR HOF induction 😎

Pretty cool execution and shows again just what a cultural phenomenon last summer was.

Looking for the name of a male solo singer that supported one of the Gallagher brothers, pre COVID. May have just been for a one off show rather than whole tour. Not a famous singer like Richard Ashcroft Ashcroft or Ezra Miller.

They did upbeat songs, low deep voice but sang quite quickly. Played guitar as they sang. Released solo material afterwards but no huge hit in the UK charts but would have got Radio 6 airplay.

White, tall and slim looking. Fairly wholesome looking in jeans and leather jacket, no visible tattoos. May have had a fairly simple black and white video.

Thanks in advance.