I stumbled across a Oasis playlist CD I made a couple years ago and aside from no Columbia it may be their greatest collection of songs. My goodness Definitely Maybe kicks ass!

Agreed. WTSMG is a fantastic collection of pop songs, but DM has shoegaze guitars, madchester-inspired grooves and just sounds like a young band playing together.

Trippy as fuck, love it!

in my honest opinion oasis were at the absolute best in 94 and the brief period in 95 when tony was still around, if you watch the 94 gig at the metro, that was one of the best performances by one of the coolest if not the coolest band ever, to paraphrase someone I forgot, they were all equally bad at their instruments but since theyve practised together since 91, it was a special and unique sound, noel was excellant as a vital cog in the oasis machine, but then he became too full of himself, liam and noel both thought they could hold the oasis spirit on their own, they couldnt, as much as i love everything after wtsmg it will never touch what dm had, but honestly with liams comeback im getting these amazing vibes from the gigs that harken back to them days, just look at the bbc radio video of some might say, look at the crowds and how they genuinely are enjoying themselves, you dont get that in modern music (theres a moment where two lads just look at one another looking really overjoyed that sms is actually being played), this tells me liams solo career is truly a great thing for everyone, people who are nostalgic and want to relive their past, and people who missed out and never got that experience from later day oasis.

i dont know if im the only one but these gigs are seriously better than the barrowlands and wembley imo, people absolutely love it, i would say the only gigs that come close to the 94 ones, cuz i can kind of relate to the band here, theyre not particularly great but neither were bonehead and co, the fact that liam doesnt get too strict on how they play unlike noel, letting them take each gig as practise until they click.
might be best then for both brothers to stay solo because oasis will not happen the same way ever again but liams solo gigs and noels few oasis covers will be as close to it as it gets

Just thought about a possible source for the mysterious Liam vox Sad Song - soundcheck at the Royal Albert, June 1994. The song was debuted on Radio 1 a couple of days later, described as ''brand new'' by Noel and it seems likely that the soundcheck was used as a run through prior to its broadcast. Sonically, it sounds like a big empty hall. Why Noel became the vocalist is evidently lost to history.

www.thsh.co.uk/news/a-moment-with-sir-michael-parkinson

Who has been the most surprising interviewee for you?
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More recently it was Noel Gallagher. I had to be persuaded to interview him. I had bought into the tabloid picture of him as an brainless, drunken yob. My production team headed by my son Michael thought otherwise and I reluctantly gave in. I’m glad I did. He was an intelligent, insightful, funny man and I liked him an awful lot.

When Oasis comes on in the background and someone is trying to talk to me, I seriously have trouble following the conversation. Shut the fuck up man, respect Oasis.

"Supersonic" is on a Dutch National TV as I type.
I watched it in a cinema twice last year October (with Liam's Q&A live streaming), bought a DVD with Dutch subtitle and got the HMV exclusive DVD.

Now Bring It On Down from King Tuts is on my TV screen.

In the last few years of Oasis, Noel's backing vocals started to annoy me.

We actually have a whole thread for that

live4ever.proboards.com/thread/85331/unpopular-oasis-opinions