Tough tough choice as I love both of them so so much and I always remember where I was when I both listened to the pair of them.

They're both almost impossible to compare though - Everybody's On The Run signified, for me at least, that Noel's habit for an anthem hadn't passed him by, because when you come to think of it, there was actually no anthems on Don't Believe The Truth and Dig Out Your Soul, and for me, it topped the anthems of Heathen Chemistry (Stop Crying and Little by Little). So when I heard the grandiose nature of this tune first time, I was thrilled.

Riverman is effortlessly cool by comparison though and I love the low key sung verses which is something a bit different from Noel, and that guitar solo and the saxaphone really makes the song soar. And it's unexpected which adds to the surprise.

But.... I will probably edge towards Everybody's on the Run, simply for the live factor. I didn't see Noel this tour, but I saw him in Glasgow in February 2012, and after a deliberately low key opening with obscure b-sides and Oasis album cuts (well, to the general crowd who were with me), this song was third on the list and it really got the attention of the crowd and lit up the atmosphere. Everyone around me sang it like it was an age-old classic and it really set in stone how successfully his solo career was going because it wasn't a song that was undermined by the old classics as is per usual for artists at a similar stage in their career to Noel.