Oasis are one of the greatest bands....look at how spoilt we were with all them great songs Noel wrote and with Liam's singing when they were on fire it was such a sight to see there music is uplifting and makes you feel alive will love them until the day I die !
Glad you have more of an appreciation for my favourite band. I know people don’t like them because of their attitudes, or have some sort of just general dislike to them and maybe even just their music as reasons, but BELIEVE ME also ALOT of people love them! Including myself. They defined a generation in the 90s and their songs are like anthems to people here in the UK. Even now 30 years later they still are relevant to people’s music purchases through streams and vinyls and have continued to bring in a younger audience to this day whom relate to Noel’s songs and lyrics and Liam as a frontman. They have B-sides bands can only dream as having A-sides like songs and have proven that with this reunion tour they are capable of selling out stadiums and people still have a massive interest in the band. Liam has recovered his voice to a good level again through his solo work and Noel still sounds great and is producing great songs through his High Flying Birds band. They are the reason for bands like The Artic Monkeys, Kasabian and The Courtneers being formed today as a continuation of Uk indie music bands. Whether you like them or not they are icons. The band still to the day in the UK are beloved and there is huge anticipation for them both being on stage as brothers again. Defining yet another milestone in 2025 Oasis quite simply are still THAT BAND ❤️🎸
Loved oasis. Liam was always my fav cuz he was such a character. As ive said b4, he was staring at me at a concert and smiled at me. My heart fluttered but yeh great band.
They mostly use basic chords like G, D, C, and E minor. These are easy-to-play shapes on guitar and are super common in pop and rock songs. Sometimes they use "suspended" chords (like Gsus4), which add a bit of sparkle. 2. Chord Progressions: Their songs often stick to repeating patterns of 3 or 4 chords. For example, in Wonderwall, the same chord progression plays over and over, making it super catchy. 3. Melody: The vocal lines are usually simple and singable, staying close to the main chords. Liam Gallagher often sings in a way that makes the melody sound big and emotional. 4. Rhythm: The rhythm tends to be steady and driving. They don't do fancy time changes or tricky beats-just solid, toe-tapping rock. 5. Dynamics: They play with loud and soft sections to create drama. A quiet verse will build up to a loud, anthemic chorus (think of the build-up in Don't Look Back in Anger). 6. Layers: They use lots of guitars-sometimes acoustic and electric together-to make their sound rich and full. Even though the chords are simple, the layering makes it sound huge.
It's so amazing how in Britain we have been so obsessed with Noel and Liam"s relationship without even realising it. It's just been part of our lives and history.
I think the whole thing at the Whiskey a go go was over-blown. I've watched that gig on UA-cam and it looks much more together than everyone has claimed
@@shredder9536 Yeah apart from the first song, which they had to re-start, it seemed pretty punky and fun. No tension detected and no violence on stage. Complete exaggeration. Unless it was just a conflation of different gigs
it reminds me of a lad from Stoke who wrote to Russell Brand Show saying he was in love with Noel and played Definitely Maybe constantly, ".. just to hear his kind voice."
A lot of young ppl do, on account of it being so basic and easy to play. And also because to a young mind their nonsense lyrics have a pretence of depth.
I feel like I'm really missing something with the whole ripping off the Beatles thing, I never thought they ever sounded the same, inspiration with some things sure, like all artists have, but ripped off? Really?
Hey Puff the Magic Dragon, Noel has made it very clear from the beginning of Oasis back in the 90s that he stole liberally from the Beatles entire back catalogue. 👍🏽
@@titanium_di2402 Both Noel and Liam have said a lot of things but you have to realise that having the upbringing they had in the area they came from you can't always take what they say at face value. Sure there are musical influences and a lot of references in their songs, and some similarities, like the start of Don't Look Back In Anger and John Lennon's Imagine but I feel to see that every song is a rip off of a Beatles song, and that goes for all their top songs, please tell give a list of what song rips off what Battles song, and Don't Look Back In Anger past the opening doesn't sound like any Beatles song I've heard. Lastly The Beatles had many sounds throughout their was it 8 year spell together, it's what made them such a great band, can no one sound similar to them in a new and updated way? Because at the time they made it big people were crying out for this kind of indie music, though anyone from the States won't know this because whilst Grunge was the big thing over there here we had the Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, Stereo MCs, and whilst Nirvana were big behind that the two music scenes were very different so Oasis grew out of these with the aforementioned love of the Beatles, I always saw it as having many influences and not ripping off the biggest band ever (they did rip off bands you've probably heard of like The Real People - see The Dark Side of Noel Gallagher on the James Hargreaves Guitar YT channel).
"This is how it feels" is a masterpiece and you should really give it a full listen, it's heart-breaking. Even if they cancel the gigs and refund the tickets, at this point they can still make stacks of cash off the pre-sales (interest) and there'll be a bunch of people that would still want to keep their tickets regardless. One of them has a divorce upcoming that could be "pricey".
I did security at an inspiral carpets gig, was mental I met the band, ( ended up having a 3 some with 2 girls who looked like averil lavene! (It got complicated 😂)
I can't hope to understand their relationship or claim any kind of capacity to judge it but Noel surely is one of the best interviewees ever. He has an opinion about everything and it's always entertaining ;-)
@@Darrenskiover opinionated 😂 coming from the guy who said he will give this video a miss, but will comment attacking folk for having a different taste in music. 😂😂😂
Oasis is loved in the uk almost like the beatles, its funny for you to question their ability to make money. It doesnt matter what the cost of the tickets are theyre going to sell out, people in the uk and south america are feverish for oasis. Personally im not much of a fan either but seriously they have an insane following.
Only girl, middle child And yes, I was hit on the head with multiple objects, not a tambourine though Love my brothers, but would and could never work with them Even though we were all really normal and a great contribution to society 😁
I have quite a few parallels with noel and Liam, I kinda understand why I have been drawn to their music. Had a similar upbringing, but my father was ever present and I had no relief from him until he died when I was 45
Favourite band, they get some hate, but no denying their power: through their songs and connection with fans - many dont quite understand that connection
Noel and Liam grew up just the same as the majority of lads from the UKs council estates did back then and people forget that, That's just how life was 😂 the hates unnecessary was just a couple of bros gettin mwi constantly. Me and my bro would be the exact same if we were famous 😂
I'm not a fan of Oasis, they were two lads who one (Noel) had some talent and they had an amazing opportunity that hardly any working class kids ever get, but they were too arrogant. Liam is a John Lennon wannabe without the talent. Sorry if that sounds harsh, but I really dislike arrogance
❤ i agree, but i think Liam's got a lot of undiagnosed stuff going on, can't relate to people at all. i heard, if you introduce him to your grandmother he's still effing and c-ing at the top of his lungs. he doesn't have an older-lady-setting like the rest of us.
@@simonwinwood I hope no one has an "older lady setting". Don't mind if people have an "older Person setting", otherwise it's creepy AND condescending.
I found them to be immature, egotistical, insufferable. They over played the pathetic victim card in the most arrogant and narcissistic way. Many working class families worldwide, endured more or less the same upbringing - sometimes, much, MUCH worse. Gracefully, they didn't go on to emulate the under educated, delinquent Gallagher brothers.
If you're doing some reaction to British bands and singers like this, I'd definitely recommend the short documentary 'When Corden Met Barlow'. I promise James Corden isn't as insufferable in it as you would assume.
The back story is not in unique of the time in anyway - I'm sure that all struggling musicians from that time will appreciate the terrible trauma the "Lads" had to deal with whilst achieving their musical dreams and the fame and fortune that came with it - which few people ever get to experience. We truly should feel sorry for these poor (rich) lads - I liken it to the Lottery Winner that complained that the millions had "ruined" his life..... Booo hooo, boo hooo - my heart bleads
I agree, their music had a very traumatic effect on me during the 90s. It forced me to have to find good music. But ahh, poor boys, their dad hit them in the 70s,... yeah them and 99% of the rest of us. That was the norm
@@Darrenski and where is your platinum records and millions of pounds? NOWHERE. You just sit online like a bitter old man acting like a musical snob 😂😂😂
Oasis are one of the greatest bands....look at how spoilt we were with all them great songs Noel wrote and with Liam's singing when they were on fire it was such a sight to see there music is uplifting and makes you feel alive will love them until the day I die !
I’m super excited to see them live in Pasadena. Never thought I’d see the day lol
Supersonic documentary you should react to
❤
One of the best bands ever. Fck all the haters 🇮🇪 🇬🇧
One of the most overrated. Music made for ppl who are into nonsensical lyrics and a silly immature attitude
@@Darrenski Yep. "slowly walking down the hall, faster than a cannonball"
@Darrenski one of the most over dramatic comments ever made. Lol, sat there whining like a btch 🤣
@@Darrenski One of the most over dramatic comments I've ever read 🤣
@@Darrenski and yet they will be more successful and talented than you ever will be. Sort your head out
Glad you have more of an appreciation for my favourite band. I know people don’t like them because of their attitudes, or have some sort of just general dislike to them and maybe even just their music as reasons, but BELIEVE ME also ALOT of people love them! Including myself.
They defined a generation in the 90s and their songs are like anthems to people here in the UK. Even now 30 years later they still are relevant to people’s music purchases through streams and vinyls and have continued to bring in a younger audience to this day whom relate to Noel’s songs and lyrics and Liam as a frontman. They have B-sides bands can only dream as having A-sides like songs and have proven that with this reunion tour they are capable of selling out stadiums and people still have a massive interest in the band. Liam has recovered his voice to a good level again through his solo work and Noel still sounds great and is producing great songs through his High Flying Birds band.
They are the reason for bands like The Artic Monkeys, Kasabian and The Courtneers being formed today as a continuation of Uk indie music bands. Whether you like them or not they are icons.
The band still to the day in the UK are beloved and there is huge anticipation for them both being on stage as brothers again. Defining yet another milestone in 2025 Oasis quite simply are still THAT BAND ❤️🎸
Loved oasis. Liam was always my fav cuz he was such a character. As ive said b4, he was staring at me at a concert and smiled at me. My heart fluttered but yeh great band.
They mostly use basic chords like G, D, C, and E minor. These are easy-to-play shapes on guitar and are super common in pop and rock songs. Sometimes they use "suspended" chords (like Gsus4), which add a bit of sparkle.
2. Chord Progressions:
Their songs often stick to repeating patterns of 3 or 4 chords. For example, in Wonderwall, the same chord progression plays over and over, making it super catchy.
3. Melody:
The vocal lines are usually simple and singable, staying close to the main chords. Liam Gallagher often sings in a way that makes the melody sound big and emotional.
4. Rhythm:
The rhythm tends to be steady and driving. They don't do fancy time changes or tricky beats-just solid, toe-tapping rock.
5. Dynamics:
They play with loud and soft sections to create drama. A quiet verse will build up to a loud, anthemic chorus (think of the build-up in Don't Look Back in Anger).
6. Layers:
They use lots of guitars-sometimes acoustic and electric together-to make their sound rich and full. Even though the chords are simple, the layering makes it sound huge.
Can’t wait to see them back together in Dublin 2025 !🇮🇪💚🧡🤍
I'm going to croke park too
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It's so amazing how in Britain we have been so obsessed with Noel and Liam"s relationship without even realising it. It's just been part of our lives and history.
Speak for yourself.
lol have we?
Maybe get a life eh ?
I’ve got tickets to see them next year at Wembley Stadium 😀
I think the whole thing at the Whiskey a go go was over-blown. I've watched that gig on UA-cam and it looks much more together than everyone has claimed
It's terrible
Exactly seemed OK to me
@@shredder9536 Yeah apart from the first song, which they had to re-start, it seemed pretty punky and fun. No tension detected and no violence on stage. Complete exaggeration. Unless it was just a conflation of different gigs
This band rocked uncontrollably either you get it or you don’t
This reminds me of my brother, he used to play Oasis on his guitar A LOT!
it reminds me of a lad from Stoke who wrote to Russell Brand Show saying he was in love with Noel and played Definitely Maybe constantly, ".. just to hear his kind voice."
@@simonwinwood lol, used to love Russell Brand, but he's gone all spiritual and preachy now!
@ ❤️ happy memories x
A lot of young ppl do, on account of it being so basic and easy to play. And also because to a young mind their nonsense lyrics have a pretence of depth.
@@DarrenskiYa know, you don't have to tell every person here, individually, how much you don't like Oasis 🤷🏽
You should do the Supersonic documentary
I’m seeing them in Cardiff - figured I’d go for one of the first dates… in case they broke up by the time they were due to play Wembley!!
Oh well, never mind. Time is a great healer they say. Still, hope you dig your nostalgia 'one last big payday' show.
@@Darrenski tons of comments, you're obsessed
Went to see Oasis recently - good.
I feel like I'm really missing something with the whole ripping off the Beatles thing, I never thought they ever sounded the same, inspiration with some things sure, like all artists have, but ripped off? Really?
Yup
Hey Puff the Magic Dragon, Noel has made it very clear from the beginning of Oasis back in the 90s that he stole liberally from the Beatles entire back catalogue. 👍🏽
@@titanium_di2402 It's just odd to me because I never felt like they sounded the same at all lol
@@titanium_di2402 Both Noel and Liam have said a lot of things but you have to realise that having the upbringing they had in the area they came from you can't always take what they say at face value. Sure there are musical influences and a lot of references in their songs, and some similarities, like the start of Don't Look Back In Anger and John Lennon's Imagine but I feel to see that every song is a rip off of a Beatles song, and that goes for all their top songs, please tell give a list of what song rips off what Battles song, and Don't Look Back In Anger past the opening doesn't sound like any Beatles song I've heard. Lastly The Beatles had many sounds throughout their was it 8 year spell together, it's what made them such a great band, can no one sound similar to them in a new and updated way? Because at the time they made it big people were crying out for this kind of indie music, though anyone from the States won't know this because whilst Grunge was the big thing over there here we had the Stone Roses, Happy Mondays, Stereo MCs, and whilst Nirvana were big behind that the two music scenes were very different so Oasis grew out of these with the aforementioned love of the Beatles, I always saw it as having many influences and not ripping off the biggest band ever (they did rip off bands you've probably heard of like The Real People - see The Dark Side of Noel Gallagher on the James Hargreaves Guitar YT channel).
please react to the supersonic documentary ❤ i‘m sure you will love it
"This is how it feels" is a masterpiece and you should really give it a full listen, it's heart-breaking.
Even if they cancel the gigs and refund the tickets, at this point they can still make stacks of cash off the pre-sales (interest) and there'll be a bunch of people that would still want to keep their tickets regardless.
One of them has a divorce upcoming that could be "pricey".
I did security at an inspiral carpets gig, was mental I met the band, ( ended up having a 3 some with 2 girls who looked like averil lavene! (It got complicated 😂)
I can't hope to understand their relationship or claim any kind of capacity to judge it but Noel surely is one of the best interviewees ever. He has an opinion about everything and it's always entertaining ;-)
Yeah, he's called over opinionated.
@@Darrenskiover opinionated 😂 coming from the guy who said he will give this video a miss, but will comment attacking folk for having a different taste in music. 😂😂😂
Oasis is loved in the uk almost like the beatles, its funny for you to question their ability to make money. It doesnt matter what the cost of the tickets are theyre going to sell out, people in the uk and south america are feverish for oasis. Personally im not much of a fan either but seriously they have an insane following.
Only girl, middle child
And yes, I was hit on the head with multiple objects, not a tambourine though
Love my brothers, but would and could never work with them
Even though we were all really normal and a great contribution to society 😁
I have quite a few parallels with noel and Liam, I kinda understand why I have been drawn to their music. Had a similar upbringing, but my father was ever present and I had no relief from him until he died when I was 45
I'm sorry to hear this. Hope you've healed and are now significantly happier (& safer)😊
Supersonic doc is great for more info
Blur always ❤
😂😂😂
Blur are wank. Cockney twats
I agree, that baby got switched. The baby was slightly cute, whereas adult Liam has the sort of face you want to slap 😂
I feel sorry for their poor mum😂
Favourite band, they get some hate, but no denying their power: through their songs and connection with fans - many dont quite understand that connection
anthems for footie heads
❤ Madonna also claimed to be the reincarnated Marilyn Monroe despite a laughable overlap. Great channel!
Noel and Liam grew up just the same as the majority of lads from the UKs council estates did back then and people forget that, That's just how life was 😂 the hates unnecessary was just a couple of bros gettin mwi constantly. Me and my bro would be the exact same if we were famous 😂
I'm not a fan of Oasis, they were two lads who one (Noel) had some talent and they had an amazing opportunity that hardly any working class kids ever get, but they were too arrogant.
Liam is a John Lennon wannabe without the talent. Sorry if that sounds harsh, but I really dislike arrogance
❤ i agree, but i think Liam's got a lot of undiagnosed stuff going on, can't relate to people at all. i heard, if you introduce him to your grandmother he's still effing and c-ing at the top of his lungs. he doesn't have an older-lady-setting like the rest of us.
@@simonwinwood I hope no one has an "older lady setting". Don't mind if people have an "older Person setting", otherwise it's creepy AND condescending.
@ forgive my terrible, inappropriate language. i'm an older gentleman.
I got two tickets for one of the Oasis gigs next year at Wembley Stadium. The tickets cost me £75 each.
Never mind. Maybe one day you'll buy cheaper tickets to a good show rather than cringe nostalgia indulgence.
@@Darrenski get a life, so many comments attacking folk. You're a loser
I've seen them 3 times before. In their prime 😏
I found them to be immature, egotistical, insufferable. They over played the pathetic victim card in the most arrogant and narcissistic way.
Many working class families worldwide, endured more or less the same upbringing - sometimes, much, MUCH worse. Gracefully, they didn't go on to emulate the under educated, delinquent Gallagher brothers.
They took math thinking it was cola
I subscribe to the Umberto Eco view that Noel Gallagher's a poet and Liam's a town crier
okay pete
@@hollywoodatemybaby7084 i'm glad someone got the reference lol
@unpreparedwithacapitalf :)
If you're doing some reaction to British bands and singers like this, I'd definitely recommend the short documentary 'When Corden Met Barlow'. I promise James Corden isn't as insufferable in it as you would assume.
you need to watch the supersonic documentary
Since we're in rock'n'roll mood, have you tried wearing a different jumper 👕
Sell me a mug😊 they look well omens
Where's me fkn froot platteh?!
Oasis getting back together in 2025 Oasis will perform in Cardiff, Manchester, London, Edinburgh, and Dublin in the summer of 2025
As well as all the dates in America
They definitely didn’t do a “bit”
Just watch supersonic doc
You shoulda been cast in Nosferatu, man; somehow you're just naturally terrifying. In a good way, though 👍
Two of the biggest egotistical bell ends in music history from a really overrated band
The effects on the film parts made the video unwatchable, sadly, for me.
The Whiskey A Go Go incident wasn't really that bad, but hey both reacted terribly to it because they were high in meth AF
The back story is not in unique of the time in anyway - I'm sure that all struggling musicians from that time will appreciate the terrible trauma the "Lads" had to deal with whilst achieving their musical dreams and the fame and fortune that came with it - which few people ever get to experience.
We truly should feel sorry for these poor (rich) lads - I liken it to the Lottery Winner that complained that the millions had "ruined" his life.....
Booo hooo, boo hooo - my heart bleads
I don't hate them. I just don't like them.
Where u get one of those mugs from? Ive got a leak underneath me shitter!
Im pretty sure they can afford therapy
i never understood the comparison between oasis and the beatles. Oasis don't sound anything like The Beatles to me
never been a fan. they are irritants
Stuck for years in a little Council house. Sharing a room with your brothers sweaty socks.
I agree, their music had a very traumatic effect on me during the 90s. It forced me to have to find good music. But ahh, poor boys, their dad hit them in the 70s,... yeah them and 99% of the rest of us. That was the norm
@@Darrenski and where is your platinum records and millions of pounds? NOWHERE. You just sit online like a bitter old man acting like a musical snob 😂😂😂
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Oasis are the greatest rock n roll band in the entire history of the world ✌️🏴
Lol.
You a comedian by any chance as I love your humour
Ha ha ha ha. not even close