As i can remember liam put it, whether you like it or not we have deserved the right to sit with the greats st the table

Same goes for Blur's upbeat stuff. Yes, I love both bands :)

Absolutely Oasis were a breath of fresh air back in the day

Oliver Read - exactly why I listen to Oasis and not Nirvana. Oasis were bright, brilliant and smart about life. They’re who I look up to.

You dont get Nirvana and their music then

Nirvana and Oasis are both great bands in my book so it's not a one or the other situation for me, sometimes I'm more in the mood for Nirvana, sometimes I'm in the mood for Oasis and sometimes I can quite happily listen to both. Great music comes from all kinds of different personalities and from different people with different experiences of life. Sure, people have their preferences of course but theirs no set way or set manual you have to follow if you make music. The idea that you HAVE to make happy music or you HAVE to make sad music is stupid and an incredibly limited way of viewing what music is, which is an expression of what the person who is writing it and playing it is thinking, feeling and trying to say.

Bit eccentric that Noel

He used to be like that

Bit of a late comment, but I agree he does have a good heart and cares the tone of his voice when he talks about fans. He just has views and sticks by them and rarely changes them. Yes really confident in himself but why shouldn't he be it's a good thing imo

It's always banter

Yes. It was a blessed time to be alive. Ah the 90s.

no way??? but what about those award winning reality tv shows??

Yes absolutely

not just music but GOOD music

Used to be good yes pure music

Yeah you missed out unfortunately saw them from 93 onwards I'm 45 now

Well it was 20 years later

changed a lot

REEL REALITY, I have to say , when the words "When I was in the South of France with Bono" actually came out of his mouth I laughed so loudly....did he really say those words, the eternal code words for pretentious snobbery? I always liked Noel but he is very confusing these days.

@REEL REALITY, ty for reply. Some tunes are ok, but the cringe factor is there. Liam IS doing so well, and has emerged as the older version of the very naive boy who was there at the start...mouthy but not malicious. Because of the flurry of Gallagher activity, and because I'm seeing Liam in Australia in December, I've been looking at old interviews from when they first appeared, to see what the dynamic was back then. Frankly what has happened was written in what they said then. Noel was calculating, intended Oasis to last only as long as it suited him, bossy, called the songs and group 'his', and although he was also funny and warm, he was so lethally condescending to Liam that even interviewers were stunned. Liam was very trusting, expected Oasis to last forever, lived in an r'n'r fantasy, and certainly thought they were in it together forever. The most galling thing is Noel criticises Liam for all the things he also did...drugs, drink, terrible violence, ( cricket bat anyone?), as if he wasn't as bad😜 Anyway yes Liam's stuff is cracking and if he didn't do any Oasis in December I'd be fine, happy to see him live and hear the new stuff. 😍

That's not a percussion instrument that's what Noel trims his eyebrows with.

I laughed, and I'm sober as a nun in cofession.

Yet music today is complete and utter bollox.

Allot of very relevant contemporary rock music tries to sound in the same vein as oasis, in some regards ... it’s just not pushed by record labels as much, because there is a grand conspiracy to dumb down the youth into materialism with rap music

All bands belong to a generation, very few define one

He sounds like Paul Gallagher🤣

Burnage

Fuckin mad fer it

He sounded like a southern american

Paul rock

That's exactly what it is. A pop song.

@@LeterPerman dad rock

Simon Ritchie it isn't at all

well it's called britpop not britrock

3 years later a reply. Out of all of my music, Oasis is the only band that the kids will listen to. Says something I think.

@@ozric4122 I'm 18 nirvana is a top band, even for my generation

@@devawheels3942 yep, they're up there to, but a bit to heavy for my kids, at least at the moment.

@@ozric4122 yeah, MTV unplugged my dad started me off with 👍

its just 'ello

Cause it reminds you of simpler times. There was no Brexit or Trump, no ISIS, just Oasis and Saturday morning cartoons.

@@keithws2779 and we was young

@@keithws2779 as descriptions go, yours is as perfect as it gets

because your a sound geezer mate?!

Because today music is completely dead, and you miss the good old days.

Truly amazing live band

10FC ULL i gotta say that he is much more articulate now than he actually was

katoness Yeah well he got his teeth fixed with his millions and goes to expensive haircuts and wears men's fashion today. But What's the point in looking good then, He was much more real in 1995-96 and already a chief songwriter.

Iroquois he was also a terrible drug addict. Glad he’s cleaned up and his new band is great.

Their songs have never been the same since they left Manchester

He gets his mono brow threaded these days...

@@ChainNonSmoker i agree, man

Coming At me ear.

They didn't 'crack' America in the sense that they're one of the biggest things to ever grace music in the UK, that's not the case in the US, they were probably the biggest band in America at one point, but saying they were the biggest band in England is an understatement

Taylor TM ' there is nothing sweetheart about arrogance and ego beyond control , no matter who you are... Also, I can name about 300 artists hwo really were amazing. Well before i name him. If you are a rock star you can have a bit of arrogance but not this much and not if you are Oasis. Also, nothing absolutely nothing beats being humble or down to earth.

Евгения Васильева TRue you are right, nor every musician should be humble,. Oasis should though,,,, I don't listen to Britpop at all,,, im on an entirely different tip , darling. from 50's experimental jazz to punk, post punk,..... to rock to electronic , blues , ambient , etc,,,,Britpop is just not on my radar, BUt back to humbleness, Mc Cartney is humble,,,, surely not dull though....So is JOhnny Marr (the smiths)...beleieve me Oasis should be humble...More than most!

@@sharoncommon4743 they don't give a shit

Hardly

Better go to McDonald’s, then you’ll think different

They are gay people in the U.S. so some might say it.

+Darren Wilshaw he also said oasis from manchester in london england!

+lancashire bomber He said "Manchester AND London" because some of the band are from London.

he said manchester IN london, mate.

+lancashire bomber Well he didn't, he said AND, hahaha

you must be so proud!

Thank you for clarifying, I was confused about that part.

No, he definitely said IN.

You do know oasis had loads of success in Europe and Asia after this right? Oasis don't quite well after this just didn't have the same success in America. Oasis sold over 70 million records.

What do you mean? They were one of the biggest bands in the world and continued to sell out stadium tours until they disbanded. They had numerous no. 1s after what's the story. Sold millions more albums etc. And now Liam is back with his second solo album which went to number 1. Its just rock n roll.

And as solo artists they're doing very well even now. Noel is trucking along and Liam played f*cking Knebworth again!

You're younger than me mate I. 45

Michael David I think he’s actually gotten younger looking... Benjamin button guy right there

well he was last 20's when they started. he was 30 by 1997.

Bad genes

@@BarriosGroupie genes have nothing to do with it

@@dbo514 the genes matter, barrios groupie is right, otherwise tell me why did he look older than he was?

"and"

in 2020* i think you meant haha

Saw this when it premiered in 96. I laughed forever at that part!

"And", not "in". Dim.

Noel and Liam are actually Irish.

Mike Hamric I died laughing man, that’s what people are like where I come from 💀

Yes brother x I'm 45 catching you up. I miss these times so much. When our country was England still and everything was possible.

No, he definitely said IN London, England. Listen again.

I’m from New York and remember oasis was big over heat. We are too into hip hop here and the hip hop is trash now. But oasis sold out Madison square garden in 26 minutes. I thought they did well

I never understood why people say they didn't make it in the states when they sold millions of records here and sold out Madison Square Garden - and Wonderwall is one of the most recognized songs of all time.

They weren’t even a One Hit wonder in America…. Not to mention they already had a famous song in America before their debut album was even released

John Fosher HA HA

John Fosher Glad I'm not the only one who noticed that haha.

I was about to comment the exact same thing😂 Americans assume that there's nothing more than London in the UK

John Fosher I believe he said Manchester AND London. Alan White is from London, not Manchester like the rest.

Mike Hamric Listen to 0:35 and 0:42, you can hear how he pronounces "IN" & "AND", it is clear he said "from Manchester IN London" at 1:04.

Typical LA spoiled moment

@Harvey Smith No he didn't. He should have but he didn't.

"Manchester AND London" (Alan White).

I think it’s cos he’s not off his face and severely unhappy lmao.

US version

History has actually shown they are one of the most popular bands in Brittish music history. And they only chatted shit because the media asked them shit.