Thats the thing about Argentina, the crowd always seems to sing louder than the band, its so mezmerizing watching your favorite bands play there cuz the crowd always seems to almost outperform the band!! I love it, I NEED to see one of my fav bands in Argentina!!
Man, probably You do not remember that yo wrote this but i'm gonna answer You. Here, in Argentina, we always receive English artists like this. We know how to separate war from music!
That's the best performance of Don't Look Back In Anger there's ever been. Noel said so. Still talks about it to this day. He's quite a gruff, no-nonsense character usually. He's tearing up at the end of this, though. He's a writer of anthems. Gem, the other guitarist, is also very, very good.
I have to respectfully disagree. I'm sure it is for the band, and is probably the best that *they* performed, but the best performance of DLBIA is the impromptu one by the crowd in Manchester just after the Arena bombing. That is so ridiculously powerful.
Fans in South America in general are probably the best in the world. Amazing in countries like Argentina and Brazil where English isn’t their first language yet they all sing along. And the passion is off the charts.
True that. American audiences are generally shit for Brit rock n roll. Very tame. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure they love it, bit they just don't 'get it' or bring the same passion & atmosphere. The South Americans do it so well tho. They're some of the best in the world.
True that. American audiences are generally shit for Brit rock n roll. Very tame. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure they love it, bit they just don't 'get it' or bring the same passion & atmosphere. The South Americans do it so well tho. They're some of the best in the world.
Crazy that Oasis were one of the biggest bands in the world during their time and it's interesting to see people who never heard of them, finding them years after the brothers split. Great vid. I hadn't even seen this live version.
River Plate in Buenos Aires is a legendary venue. I’ll watch any concert vid ever shot there. Attending a show in person should be on everyone’s bucket list.
En la Argentina el público no va a "escuchar" a su artista favorito. En Argentina el público va a compartí un momento especial dónde va a cantar y a disfrutar junto a alguien a quién ama!! Saludos 🇦🇷😊
South American audiences for rock music are fucking legendary. I've seen so many live performances from there and they're always authentically, unabashedly passionate. Whatever it is about the magic of rock, they get it. They get it better than all of us because they never forgot.
One of my goals is to see a concert in Argentina. The fans are incredible. Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam once made a comment about how they sing along with literally everything. Including instrumentals
Honestly, I had never even heard of a band called OASIS. Believe me, after watching this I'm going to search UA-cam for more of their music. That was incredible! And what greater compliment to any live performers when the audience is not only filling a huge stadium, but knows and joins in all of the lyrics. I got emotional just watching this. Thank you for introducing me to this awesome performance, and thanks to the person requesting it!!!
Oh Deborah.................you are in for a great time! Most of their songs were sung by Noel's brother Liam. Just awesome and in fact, i'm jealous because i wish i could hear their songs for the first time again.
Album - What's the story Morning Glory is a good place to start. It was the very first album I ever asked for/had and set my musical benchmark. The band he mentions at the start that he was a roadie for were 'Inspiral Carpets', another amazing band if you're interested take a look at 'This is how it feels'.
Oasis are imo one of the top 5 bands worldwide of all time. You can listen to their entire back catalogue and you won't find a bad track. Such a shame that the brothers hate each other so much!
I wish I at least, had one of my two brothers to play in a band with. Something about brothers, and having the same band. The Everly Brothers from the early rock years hated each other. Died hating the other. The Robinson Brothers from the Black Crowes, also. Only band I can think of without that hate was AC/DC's Young Brothers. I always loved Oasis, especially Noel. Liam once heckled his brother from the balcony during a show Liam wouldn't sing at. Too bad they can't bury the hatchet, instead of wielding it. The lyrics are more than somewhat magical.
Seen them live and I’ve seen Noel live countless times and can say there will never be a band quite like them. The defined an era. There music is iconic all over the world.
Not only are they singing along, they sound like they are doing it in his Manchester accent. Which is certainly understandable, and adorable. "Daon't loook beck in engeh, oy heerd heer soay."
@@chrisknight2631 Well, yes, there's one singing, but it's terribly difficult to transcribe using actual letters. Next time I'll try it wth emojis or hieroglyphs it it would make you happy.
@@emteemac Manchester accent is difficult unless you have Lancashire blood in your vains. But you did your best and that's what counts brother. Kind regards Martin.
So lucky to been a fan the start also living in Glastonbury all my life so lucky to of seen them at there best .changed everything over night in Britain !!!
Im a born and bred Mancunian. After the bombing at the Ariana Grande concert we took this song to our hearts. Its our city’s anthem now and perfectly describes my wonderful city. All are welcome and we always look on the bright side.
The most emotional i think noel sings this song , there is a bit where he looks at the sky to the end , I recently lost my Mom and Dad within a year of each other, so now whenever I listen to this song and sing I look to the sky and think of them ,when I first watched this I didn't really take anything from him looking up , but after they passed I broke down seeing it , it just feels like he looks to the sky for someone he knows who has passed. His interviews always entertain me , they have got me through some tough times. They were there for me in the 90s for some of my best times , and Noel is there for some of my worst times now.
Paolo Nutinis Iron Sky brought me to your channel and you asked viewers to tell you what they think I'm the comments but there are no comments turned on for the video. I wanted to tell you 2 things, 1, I loved your reaction, we could see how touched you were by everything in that performance,I loved seeing you have a little tear in your eyes, only the best music can do that to a person. 2, I wanted to tell you about another mind blowing performance of Paolos you can find on UA-cam, Paolo Nutini, Wake Up (Arcade Fire Cover) I'm sure that you're going to love that just as much and it's a performance you don't ever want to have missed never seeing it. Enjoy. Peace from Scotland 🏴
What a night it was I was there very close to the stage...I think i cried cos I'm a Oasis fan since 95 I knew things that year were totally bad with Liam and Noel. But I thought they were never going to split even if they fight time to time, I was use to the fights and all. And when he singed "dont put your life in the hands of a rock and roll band" I was in tears for sure. But I was very emotional even if it was my 3 time see them (I went to their gigs in here Argentina 1998, 2006 and 2009).
An extra layer to this is the fact that Britain and Argentina were at war not long before this. for an Argentinian audience to embrace a British band like this is pretty special. Peace and Love!
Oasis fans across the world all become one. They're one of the last bands that have the ability to remove all differences in the crowd. from Manchester to Timbuktu everyone is together in every single word of their songs. A testament to the power of music
Oasis in my opinion are one of the greatest musical phenomenons that WILL EVER walk this earth - I"ve gone passed caring why they were just big in the mid 90's and not the next F**KING BEATLES in America x
@@robsol123 Nope. But they're OK... if heard around once a year in a shopping mall or something. Beyond that they get just a bit too whiny too quickly. But hey, different strokes...
@@flinfaraday1821 cuz u used the term shopping mall I’m still guessing you’re not from Great Britain, maybe Canada? I agree with u tho yeah - each to their own - for me and the part of England I’m from (North West Midlands) for me and my group of mates Oasis are basically religion - all over the UK with the gigs I’ve done in the band that I’m in = the classic oasis numbers get everyone up singing at the gigs 🤟🎸🎶
My fave band. As a kid my dad would tell me stories about their concerts, meeting them, and I was hooked! Then they split just as I entered my teen years, now they are back!!!
Oasis are biggest in america for this song, “wonderwall” and “champagne supernova”. Which are all classics, but you should definitely also do songs like “supersonic” and “morning glory” “cast no shadow” and about 30 more lol. Maybe quite often start with the studio versions though 👍…..although if you wanna do another live video, definitely do “Supersonic” live at Earls Court 1995
I’m American, and all my friends have ever said is “Oasis only has like 2 good songs…” which is so dumb. I have literally loved every album they’ve made, including Noel’s solo band. It’s all brilliant. The crowd reactions for Acquiesce is always amazing.
The concerts that take place in Brazil and Argentina are absolutely incredible. Such a passionate and lively crowds. I love seeing the performers get emotional from the crowd’s reactions.
I'd give anything to be able to see Oasis live. I just missed it, grew up in Manchester, My mum went to see them live a handful of times, So influential in my development.
I absolutely love it when people discover Oasis. My entire teens and early 20s, this was the band to go and watch and listen too. Great that people so many years later are discovering them. That was the 1st time ive seen this live version, wow, even i was singing along!
I'm from Burnage and Noel bought his first guitar from a crazy guy called Lepy when he lived in Cranwell Drive. He has sure come a long way from those days.
The look on your face says it all to us that love Oasis. The joy Noel’s songs bring to people mean something and that makes them classic. Btw, I’m sure someone below said this but they sing that song at all his shows. The crowd, I mean…….he usually does the electric/regular version, however, but it’s always a barnburner. Fun to watch your reaction……looked like pure happiness! I saw Oasis 3 x in the 90’s/early 00’s. One of my fav bands…
I just got recommended this video. I was a major fan of Oasis when I was growing up in England. As a mixed race girl, (who lived in the south east of England) they aren't meant to the first choice of first musical loves. They got me through some very tough times and they will always have a place in my heart. Manchester lads forever!
@@suzannejane1035 Must have just been the crowd that were in my circle then. Most of the women liked them, but we guys were still more into the hard rock /metal, & blues type of music. I'm not saying that I didn't like them, but I wasn't moved enough to buy an album. Cheers.
An incredible moment in the life of a performer, a creator, I can only imagine. Clearly he's profoundly moved, understandably. They were never my "thing", I belong to a much earlier generation, and thought comparisons to the Beatles absurd, still do, but I came(grudgingly) to recognize, acknowledge the songcraft underlying Noel's best work. Obviously, Liam's gone at this point. I was offered the opportunity to work with an alumnus of an early Toronto female-led punk band in 1980, and declined, electing to continue pursuing my own music. They traveled to South America, obviously nothing like this, but I wondered about it, a little rueful, when they spoke about their experiences when I encountered them a year or two later. Always a treat, Rxyce, you're a very special conduit to the shared magic of music, thank you so much, be blessed - more and more - every day.
This song took on a new significance following the Manchester arena terrorist attack in 2017. People started singing it at the vigil as a symbol of defiance and not allowing hate to win.
I have some very happy memories of being in a pub in central London in the mid 90's (The Anchor pub in London Bridge) when someone put this on the jukebox. The pub was busy. Packed. Absolutely jammed. Shoulder to shoulder on a Friday evening on a hot summer day after everyone had finished work. The whole pub erupted into spontaneous singing. It was magical.
the Line " Stand up beside the fireplace take that look from off your face" is actually true , when their mother Peg use to take photos of the boys when they were kids next to the fireplace Noel would always have a funny look on he's face...hence the line in the song ✌ ( there also is another Brother called Paul)
He used to roadie for Inspiral Carpets - worth checking their biggest hit 'This is how it feels to be lonely'. At the time there were loads of Manchester bands such as The Stone Roses, Happy Mondays and James (Sit Down being a student anthem when I was at University).
I just started to listen to Oasis a couple of years ago and the rest is history. But watching this does make me tear up idk why, just everyone singing in unison that don’t even speak English, so beautiful
Listen if your new to oasis you don't know the fans have sung every lyric to every song since day one biggest band Eva IMO 👍 respect from stalybridge Manchester UK
The healing power of music and its ability to bring people together. This song did that in Manchester After the bombing took place at the Ariana Grande Concert their is a famous reaction you should see. Gathered in the streets the crowd was quiet as they were paying their respects and then this once voice began singing Don't Look Back In Anger....it gathered momentum and before you knew it, in one voice the Mancunians all sang out.. It was a sight to see. I recommend you view it.. That was the power of music and its healing properties in full effect
You get it. Music has no borders. With music, we are all one. I like to think it's because there is a music and a rhythm and tempo to life itself. Time to write some beautiful harmonies. BTW you are correct about Noel being a lefty but playing guitar right handed. That had to be so hard to learn!
This is My first video of this channel. First, i fall in love with you, your energy and personality... Second, i'm from argentina and im so proud of our crowd!!!!
Never saw them live, but I count myself lucky to have been in university when they were at their peak. It made for some fantastic nights out in the clubs!
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"feel free to join in the chorus" ... nope we will sing it all ... amazing ..
The Argies are the greatest fans in the world....beautiful people
Dude Argentinian crowd is CRAZY... I remember watching "Highway to Hell" & now this! They know how to show their love for music...
Never imagined the best audience response that i would watch is Limp Bizkit in Argentina, check it out. Puts Woodstock 99 to shame.
Argentina ♥️ your crowds are the best in the world. Love from Wales
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Thanks bro !! Cheers from Buenos Aires . Love Wales
Love to you from Argentina brother
Argentina love also Wales, Thank you
Gracias 💪🇦🇷
That's why Argentina 🇦🇷 is considered Best Crown in the World.
Along with Scotlands check out Mr Brightside in Glasgow.
But argentinians speak spanish ...
Imagine what it was like for a kid dragged up on the backstreets of Manchester to have a stadium full of Argentinians singing your song back to you
I don't think Noels mum Peggy will be happy that you said they were dragged up!!
@@malclee6246 she would be upset..furious...her boys had a good upbringing
Crazy..they took over the world!
Been thinking bout this
Their ma might have summat to say about that, 2450face.
You"ll never ever look this kind of audiences at this times, all put their hands up, sing together WITH NO F..KIN CELLULAR PHONE !
Thats the thing about Argentina, the crowd always seems to sing louder than the band, its so mezmerizing watching your favorite bands play there cuz the crowd always seems to almost outperform the band!! I love it, I NEED to see one of my fav bands in Argentina!!
And you will be welcome my friend.
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Crazy to think we were war with Argentina not to long ago and they welcome Oasis like this.
Man, probably You do not remember that yo wrote this but i'm gonna answer You. Here, in Argentina, we always receive English artists like this. We know how to separate war from music!
That's the best performance of Don't Look Back In Anger there's ever been. Noel said so. Still talks about it to this day. He's quite a gruff, no-nonsense character usually. He's tearing up at the end of this, though. He's a writer of anthems. Gem, the other guitarist, is also very, very good.
Written in 15 minutes. The album version's recorded live, in two takes. When you're good, you're good.
I have to respectfully disagree. I'm sure it is for the band, and is probably the best that *they* performed, but the best performance of DLBIA is the impromptu one by the crowd in Manchester just after the Arena bombing. That is so ridiculously powerful.
The Crowd - Don't Look Back In Anger (ft Oasis)
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Fans in South America in general are probably the best in the world. Amazing in countries like Argentina and Brazil where English isn’t their first language yet they all sing along. And the passion is off the charts.
Brasil is good, sure. Argentina? We are something else.. i leave u this prove and rest my case. Good night!
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Listen to this song performed live in any country and the crowd all sing regardless of the country! Not one is better than the other!
Yeah my country is better than yours pfff blah blah
True that. American audiences are generally shit for Brit rock n roll. Very tame. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure they love it, bit they just don't 'get it' or bring the same passion & atmosphere.
The South Americans do it so well tho. They're some of the best in the world.
True that. American audiences are generally shit for Brit rock n roll. Very tame. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure they love it, bit they just don't 'get it' or bring the same passion & atmosphere.
The South Americans do it so well tho. They're some of the best in the world.
This type of passion is normal for us argentinians, we do everything with this passion
Crazy that Oasis were one of the biggest bands in the world during their time and it's interesting to see people who never heard of them, finding them years after the brothers split. Great vid. I hadn't even seen this live version.
They never really made it in the US
Odd ain’t it
@@pesmerga182 gonna say the same thing! Think they’re attitudes dampened the US towards them. Think the arrogance of Liam and Noel turned us away
@@pesmerga182 Weird. They were and still are huge in Canada. Not a day goes by where you don't here their songs on the radio.
@@MikeB12800 thats what happens when arrogance meets arrogance
While Oasis were conquering the music world the US ignored them ,it isn't a surprise that the Argentinians knew them , great music fans .
Lo mismo sucedio con The Ramones!! Saludos
River Plate in Buenos Aires is a legendary venue. I’ll watch any concert vid ever shot there. Attending a show in person should be on everyone’s bucket list.
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En la Argentina el público no va a "escuchar" a su artista favorito. En Argentina el público va a compartí un momento especial dónde va a cantar y a disfrutar junto a alguien a quién ama!! Saludos 🇦🇷😊
What a amazing crowd,you could tell Noel was getting abit emotional at the end
I was there! Only 14 years old at the time. Unforgettable night!
Argentinian audiences are renowned for being some of the best audiences to play to, especially rock music.
Look us in "savage mode" then: ua-cam.com/video/tVvTDVswTxQ/v-deo.html
Rock music is part of Argentina DNA.
always the argentinians just GREAT
South American audiences for rock music are fucking legendary. I've seen so many live performances from there and they're always authentically, unabashedly passionate. Whatever it is about the magic of rock, they get it. They get it better than all of us because they never forgot.
That’s correcto amigo! I remember signing these songs not even knowing their meaning…
its not South America.... its Argentina.
Your smiling face is so warm and infectious.
Love your reactions , beautiful. Honest, you get this song
Excellent. The Argentina v England history plus the language barrier.
Music is great.
I subscribed when you used were correctly 😊
Britain….unless you mean football
@@scottirvine121 I genuinely meant football. Well aware of the Falklands.
I'm scottish man.
Peace out bud 🖖
One of my goals is to see a concert in Argentina. The fans are incredible. Eddie Vedder from Pearl Jam once made a comment about how they sing along with literally everything. Including instrumentals
There is a 1hour compílation video of the Argentina fans crowds, i recommend to you
You can come whenever you want my brother, hope this COVID issue goes away and we can all celebrate life
You are wellcome to visit us!!
you can come whenever you can but you MUST sing along to everything
Hurry up, we're only a couple of years away from becoming the next Venezuela
Imagine the crowd singing along to your song. I would cry.❤️
I love how he asked them to feel free to join in the chorus and they were like, no thank you. We’ll sing the whole song with you.
every time i watch this video, out of the purest happiness i cry my eyes out
Cold chills from the fans
There probably can be no better feeling on earth other than your kids being born than thousands of strangers sing your fantastic song. Best ever
Honestly, I had never even heard of a band called OASIS. Believe me, after watching this I'm going to search UA-cam for more of their music. That was incredible! And what greater compliment to any live performers when the audience is not only filling a huge stadium, but knows and joins in all of the lyrics. I got emotional just watching this. Thank you for introducing me to this awesome performance, and thanks to the person requesting it!!!
Oh Deborah.................you are in for a great time! Most of their songs were sung by Noel's brother Liam. Just awesome and in fact, i'm jealous because i wish i could hear their songs for the first time again.
@@dazo69 I’m excited to hear more!
this one is my favorite: “Live Forever “ by Oasis. ua-cam.com/video/TDe1DqxwJoc/v-deo.html. just click on link 😁
You’ll be a new fan to the band for sure :)
Album - What's the story Morning Glory is a good place to start. It was the very first album I ever asked for/had and set my musical benchmark. The band he mentions at the start that he was a roadie for were 'Inspiral Carpets', another amazing band if you're interested take a look at 'This is how it feels'.
Its such a special moment when a group of so many people become as one, even if only for a few mins
en argentina, el publico te canta el concierto entero.
In the right moment, this song can bring tears up in the corner of my eyes. Dunno why
Oasis are imo one of the top 5 bands worldwide of all time. You can listen to their entire back catalogue and you won't find a bad track. Such a shame that the brothers hate each other so much!
Only 3 artist I can think of without a single bad song and it’s oasis the Beatles and Ed Sheehan.
I wish I at least, had one of my two brothers to play in a band with. Something about brothers, and having the same band. The Everly Brothers from the early rock years hated each other. Died hating the other. The Robinson Brothers from the Black Crowes, also.
Only band I can think of without that hate was AC/DC's Young Brothers.
I always loved Oasis, especially Noel. Liam once heckled his brother from the balcony during a show Liam wouldn't sing at. Too bad they can't bury the hatchet, instead of wielding it. The lyrics are more than somewhat magical.
Seen them live and I’ve seen Noel live countless times and can say there will never be a band quite like them. The defined an era. There music is iconic all over the world.
@@jamesmason8905 you have great taste!
Little James is shite
River plate has the Best. Crowds. Ever.
Not only are they singing along, they sound like they are doing it in his Manchester accent. Which is certainly understandable, and adorable.
"Daon't loook beck in engeh, oy heerd heer soay."
That was the part that I caught too. Super cute
If what you’ve written in quotation marks is what you think mancs sound like, you’ve never heard anyone from Manchester actually speak.
@@chrisknight2631 Well, yes, there's one singing, but it's terribly difficult to transcribe using actual letters. Next time I'll try it wth emojis or hieroglyphs it it would make you happy.
@@emteemac Manchester accent is difficult unless you have Lancashire blood in your vains. But you did your best and that's what counts brother. Kind regards Martin.
@@chrisknight2631 id like to see it ...can you do it for us, i'd appreciate it Rkid
Don't forget that Argentina and Britain went to war in 1982 - Don't Look Back In Anger - a perfect reflection
So lucky to been a fan the start also living in Glastonbury all my life so lucky to of seen them at there best .changed everything over night in Britain !!!
Im a born and bred Mancunian. After the bombing at the Ariana Grande concert we took this song to our hearts. Its our city’s anthem now and perfectly describes my wonderful city. All are welcome and we always look on the bright side.
I saw Oasis twice in Scotland 20 years ago. Still remember how great they were live, as well as on record.
Saw them in 96 three weeks after knebworth. One of the best shows I’ve ever seen.
The most emotional i think noel sings this song , there is a bit where he looks at the sky to the end , I recently lost my Mom and Dad within a year of each other, so now whenever I listen to this song and sing I look to the sky and think of them ,when I first watched this I didn't really take anything from him looking up , but after they passed I broke down seeing it , it just feels like he looks to the sky for someone he knows who has passed.
His interviews always entertain me , they have got me through some tough times.
They were there for me in the 90s for some of my best times , and Noel is there for some of my worst times now.
Paolo Nutinis Iron Sky brought me to your channel and you asked viewers to tell you what they think I'm the comments but there are no comments turned on for the video.
I wanted to tell you 2 things,
1, I loved your reaction, we could see how touched you were by everything in that performance,I loved seeing you have a little tear in your eyes, only the best music can do that to a person.
2, I wanted to tell you about another mind blowing performance of Paolos you can find on UA-cam, Paolo Nutini, Wake Up (Arcade Fire Cover)
I'm sure that you're going to love that just as much and it's a performance you don't ever want to have missed never seeing it.
Enjoy.
Peace from Scotland 🏴
What a night it was I was there very close to the stage...I think i cried cos I'm a Oasis fan since 95 I knew things that year were totally bad with Liam and Noel. But I thought they were never going to split even if they fight time to time, I was use to the fights and all. And when he singed "dont put your life in the hands of a rock and roll band" I was in tears for sure. But I was very emotional even if it was my 3 time see them (I went to their gigs in here Argentina 1998, 2006 and 2009).
From Argentina to the world !!! Greetings from Córdoba Argentina, you are beautiful !!!
Que hermoso es el público ARGENTINO 🇦🇷♥️🙏☮️ el mejor público del mundo sin duda alguna y sin temor a equivocarme!!!!
you are right !!! in 1835, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow called music "the universal language of mankind¨
An extra layer to this is the fact that Britain and Argentina were at war not long before this. for an Argentinian audience to embrace a British band like this is pretty special. Peace and Love!
I was at Knebworth in 96, neither brother had to sing a word that night....we sang every song for them.
Brilliant band.
I bought the album this song came from ‘what’s the story morning glory’ in 1996, absolute timeless classic
Oasis fans across the world all become one. They're one of the last bands that have the ability to remove all differences in the crowd. from Manchester to Timbuktu everyone is together in every single word of their songs. A testament to the power of music
South American crowds... Brazil and Argentina especially... are the best concert crowds. Passionate. Salud!
When the fan sing along, it made me cry - we are all in one ♥️
Oasis in my opinion are one of the greatest musical phenomenons that WILL EVER walk this earth - I"ve gone passed caring why they were just big in the mid 90's and not the next F**KING BEATLES in America x
@@electrocyde loved reading this! 🙌🙌🎵🤟
LOL they're pretty average, dude.
@@flinfaraday1821 yeah ok dude - are u American by any chance? 🤟
@@robsol123 Nope. But they're OK... if heard around once a year in a shopping mall or something. Beyond that they get just a bit too whiny too quickly. But hey, different strokes...
@@flinfaraday1821 cuz u used the term shopping mall I’m still guessing you’re not from Great Britain, maybe Canada? I agree with u tho yeah - each to their own - for me and the part of England I’m from (North West Midlands) for me and my group of mates Oasis are basically religion - all over the UK with the gigs I’ve done in the band that I’m in = the classic oasis numbers get everyone up singing at the gigs 🤟🎸🎶
South American fans always seem the best crowd. no matter who is playing!! they give it!! love it. xx
My fave band. As a kid my dad would tell me stories about their concerts, meeting them, and I was hooked! Then they split just as I entered my teen years, now they are back!!!
Oasis are biggest in america for this song, “wonderwall” and “champagne supernova”. Which are all classics, but you should definitely also do songs like “supersonic” and “morning glory” “cast no shadow” and about 30 more lol. Maybe quite often start with the studio versions though 👍…..although if you wanna do another live video, definitely do “Supersonic” live at Earls Court 1995
Exactly.. I even love the Dig out your soul album! There are at least 30 amazing compositions in their catalogue if not more.
That Earls Court gig was amazing!
Lyla is an underrated tune
I’m American, and all my friends have ever said is “Oasis only has like 2 good songs…” which is so dumb. I have literally loved every album they’ve made, including Noel’s solo band. It’s all brilliant. The crowd reactions for Acquiesce is always amazing.
@@CreepyCoolPictures yeah I’ve seen similar comments from a few Americans actually. It’s a shame cause they really are missing out!
You really don't know how big Oasis music is obviously.
The concerts that take place in Brazil and Argentina are absolutely incredible. Such a passionate and lively crowds. I love seeing the performers get emotional from the crowd’s reactions.
I saw Oasis live at a festival in Budapest over 20 years ago, and it was bloody good!
never listened to them as a kid growing up early 90s, but cant stop listening to their music now. wow amazing music they have.
I'd give anything to be able to see Oasis live. I just missed it, grew up in Manchester, My mum went to see them live a handful of times, So influential in my development.
I absolutely love it when people discover Oasis. My entire teens and early 20s, this was the band to go and watch and listen too. Great that people so many years later are discovering them. That was the 1st time ive seen this live version, wow, even i was singing along!
I'm from Burnage and Noel bought his first guitar from a crazy guy called Lepy when he lived in Cranwell Drive. He has sure come a long way from those days.
This song gives me chills😊
One of the best Oasis concerts out there and one that really captures the global presence the band had.
The look on your face says it all to us that love Oasis. The joy Noel’s songs bring to people mean something and that makes them classic. Btw, I’m sure someone below said this but they sing that song at all his shows. The crowd, I mean…….he usually does the electric/regular version, however, but it’s always a barnburner. Fun to watch your reaction……looked like pure happiness! I saw Oasis 3 x in the 90’s/early 00’s. One of my fav bands…
I just got recommended this video. I was a major fan of Oasis when I was growing up in England. As a mixed race girl, (who lived in the south east of England) they aren't meant to the first choice of first musical loves. They got me through some very tough times and they will always have a place in my heart. Manchester lads forever!
The look on your face… the look on the faces in the crowd… the look on Noel’s face… Tells you everything you need to know about this song and Oasis.
Awesome video, Rogue! I'm a long-time fan, but I hadn't seen this one - you can really see how moved Noel is by the audience reaction. Magic!
Noel charms the audience, and they, in turn, charm him.
BTW - Great to see so many women in that crowd.
they were always more popular with the fairer sex, than men.
@@785boats Doubt that.
@@suzannejane1035 Must have just been the crowd that were in my circle then. Most of the women liked them, but we guys were still more into the hard rock /metal, & blues type of music. I'm not saying that I didn't like them, but I wasn't moved enough to buy an album. Cheers.
@@785boats weren’t
The audience in Argentina river plate stadium is always incredible you should see ac/dc live in river plate stadium amazing.
An incredible moment in the life of a performer, a creator, I can only imagine. Clearly he's profoundly moved, understandably. They were never my "thing", I belong to a much earlier generation, and thought comparisons to the Beatles absurd, still do, but I came(grudgingly) to recognize, acknowledge the songcraft underlying Noel's best work. Obviously, Liam's gone at this point.
I was offered the opportunity to work with an alumnus of an early Toronto female-led punk band in 1980, and declined, electing to continue pursuing my own music. They traveled to South America, obviously nothing like this, but I wondered about it, a little rueful, when they spoke about their experiences when I encountered them a year or two later.
Always a treat, Rxyce, you're a very special conduit to the shared magic of music, thank you so much, be blessed - more and more - every day.
This song took on a new significance following the Manchester arena terrorist attack in 2017. People started singing it at the vigil as a symbol of defiance and not allowing hate to win.
Hola hermosa reacción 👍 me encanta tu sensibilidad y comentarios 👏 🌷Saludos desde Argentina,🇦🇷 .
I have some very happy memories of being in a pub in central London in the mid 90's (The Anchor pub in London Bridge) when someone put this on the jukebox. The pub was busy. Packed. Absolutely jammed. Shoulder to shoulder on a Friday evening on a hot summer day after everyone had finished work. The whole pub erupted into spontaneous singing. It was magical.
I love hearing stories like this
tenes razon,la musica es un idioma universal que no tiene fronteras,genia.
Pls do more oasis. It would warm my soul x
the Line " Stand up beside the fireplace take that look from off your face" is actually true , when their mother Peg use to take photos of the boys when they were kids next to the fireplace Noel would always have a funny look on he's face...hence the line in the song ✌ ( there also is another Brother called Paul)
He used to roadie for Inspiral Carpets - worth checking their biggest hit 'This is how it feels to be lonely'. At the time there were loads of Manchester bands such as The Stone Roses, Happy Mondays and James (Sit Down being a student anthem when I was at University).
I'm from north west n love oasis but never knew that bout noel. Also fools gold a top classic
Oasis and The Stone roses, true legends
I just started to listen to Oasis a couple of years ago and the rest is history. But watching this does make me tear up idk why, just everyone singing in unison that don’t even speak English, so beautiful
You are so correct and thank you by the way oasis are great
What a moment, what a song. Peace and love to anyone watching this.
There debut album is one of the greatest ever recorded! Every song is phenomenal
Listen if your new to oasis you don't know the fans have sung every lyric to every song since day one biggest band Eva IMO 👍 respect from stalybridge Manchester UK
i love your visceral reaction to the guitar solo, im pretty empathic and i could see it going thru your whole SOUL lolol - awesome reaction
The healing power of music and its ability to bring people together.
This song did that in Manchester
After the bombing took place at the Ariana Grande Concert their is a famous reaction you should see.
Gathered in the streets the crowd was quiet as they were paying their respects and then this once voice began singing Don't Look Back In Anger....it gathered momentum and before you knew it, in one voice the Mancunians all sang out..
It was a sight to see.
I recommend you view it..
That was the power of music and its healing properties in full effect
viva argentina, the band.
I would love to see you react to a whole lot more of Oasis. They are fantastic!
Possibly the best crowd singing video i have seen is Snow Patrol doing Run at Oxegen in 2009.
You get it. Music has no borders. With music, we are all one. I like to think it's because there is a music and a rhythm and tempo to life itself. Time to write some beautiful harmonies.
BTW you are correct about Noel being a lefty but playing guitar right handed. That had to be so hard to learn!
Great vídeo !! .....motley crue un Argentina Is crazy ,..."same old Situation"...this song
I recall watching you react to Paolo Nutini Iron Sky... it was amazing.... he's done it again with a song called Everywhere.. well worth a reaction ❤❤
I'm British 🇬🇧 and an oasis fan but I didn't know he was a lefty playing right handed so thank you for teaching me that 😀👍❤️.
I'm in love with your sensitiveness.
It makes me vibe!!
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This is My first video of this channel. First, i fall in love with you, your energy and personality... Second, i'm from argentina and im so proud of our crowd!!!!
Great reaction and yes powerful to see how we can come together and create a beautiful harmony as one!
Just "wow"!!!!! ☺️ ☺️ ☺️ Amazing!!!
Never saw them live, but I count myself lucky to have been in university when they were at their peak. It made for some fantastic nights out in the clubs!