It was in Gent, not Brussels, one of the best gigs I ever went to😊 I'd love to see your reaction on Horseness is the Whatness (written by guitarist Carlos) and Sundowner (written and lead sung by guitarist Conor Curley) and how they fit into an album otherwise written by the frontman

I absoIutely hate the fact that I only discovered this band this summer and they had JUST had a show in finland and I’m pretty sure they won’t be coming back anytime soon. I love this album so much, it’s so versatile. I already know what my spotify wrapped will look like this year.. 😅 My faves are starburster, bug, desire and death kink but it’s all just so good. I’d love for you to check out death kink 😌

I thought there was no passing starbuster and favourite but there is so much on this album to get ur teeth into every song just drags you in....

Legendary players

Hope you’re keeping well lads. Great vid! Really enjoy hearing how a song evolves from the demo to the album. This is such a good tune!

George Harrison is an amazing songwriter. His song writing talant gets often overshadowed by his role as guitarist in Beatles due to Lennon & McCartney. Because they wrote most of the Beatles catalog.

This is some of the finest work by George Harrison.

A ‘jackeen’ Is a contemptuous term for someone from Dublin. So kind of a word play on that in a song that describes a person who uses and abused another or others in a relationship

Bernie Leadon played the banjo. When he left, Walsh joined and took his part and expanded it to a lead.

One of Theses Nights is great, but it was one of their bigger hits, but a great deep cut is the Last Resort, the final song on Hotel California.

Sonor at D because you associate them with cheap kits is interesting, because the general opinion of their high-end kits is that they're equivalent or even a tier above DW in terms of craftsmanship, only below hyper expensive boutique kits like Brady or Craviotto. Sonor is like the Mercedes-Benz or BMW of drums (German, expensive, precision engineering). The main criticism of their high-end drums is that they're super heavy because their hardware is so heavy-duty. Of course, they also make cheap drums. My personal favorite brands for price/quality ratio (and also just overall quality) are Tama and Yamaha. IMO the Yamaha Recording Custom and the discontinued Tama Birch/Bubinga are the best sounding kits ever. My main kit is a Gretsch and the drums are fantastic but the hardware is pretty flimsy.

This was really interesting and I think will help me in my own songwriting! ❤

You guys have no idea what you are talking about...

Squint eye liam Gallagher

Standing up is a gimmick You are out of time.

Just a great vocal and performance!! Different era!! Times were definitely different then!! Liam is a diamond and is himself!! Peak. , no social media or likes !! Just talent and being real!!!! Music industry after the internet is and won't be the same!!

I don’t know how to use it either, but I appreciate the Human League reference 😂

Incredible... 40 years later... they continue taking my breath away..... I recommend you a live version of too much love will kill you, with Brian and Pavarotti.....

WTSMG? has outsold Darkside of the moon in the UK. That's how big they are there.

The MTV Unplugged concert was a year before this song was released. I think the song you may have been thinking of is Live Forever which is a very popular upload from that concert. This is the best Acoustic performance of Stand By Me for sure. I love the fact that you described Oasis as the biggest British band of all time, my heart agrees with you although my head does not. They are unquestionably iconic though and i really enjoyed your reaction

Best band in history

Pete Townsend is a musical genius. Greatest rock band ever. Am 65 seen the who 5 times. They have the greatest rock songs

Shame that his singing now longer has that tone or control. Judging by his last performance, he's only capable of shouting.

The beauty of Oasis. They can rock hard but also they can go for the softer touch and make it as magical.

Highly recommend checking out some of their live stuff from gigs . Live Forever (Live at Maine road) is a great place to start. You can't really go wrong with anything from Maine road or Knebworth gig tbf....BIBLICAL!!! 👌

the snobbery in the commentsmakes me so happy im not them. why click on a channel, listen to a song and then slag it off to get some fake credibility. Oasis are back because no one in these comments or anyone since bothered to get off their arses and deliever us a generational collection of songs like oasis did 94-97, b-sides that are better than most bands singles.

I HATE Noel's backing vocals on this one. Not good IMO

This is my official version, dont care very much about the one in the album.

Well done guys it’s nice to hear professional musicians with something intelligent to say about the band. Back in 1994 I can tell you this band hit like a shock wave ! After Nirvana imploded I honestly didn’t think we would ever get a classic rock band again! So the name was highly app they were an Oasis from the Stock waterman manufactured pop songs on the charts at the time.

This was not 2017 haha, this was 2002 - Concert for George. Paul was 60 here and Eric was 57 (so yes still old lol)

Loved the reaction guys. Would love to see you react to Supersonic or Champagne Supernova at Earls Court 1995 - two of Liam's greatest vocal performances!

The drummer is Alan White, younger brother of Steve White who was the drummer for the Style council and Weller

Love Noels backing vocals here, they sound great, not to say Liam doesn't either. Then again as a 90s kid Oasis are one of my all time favourites. If you want a famous example of someone who almost ruined their voice from incorrect technique then look at Freddie Mercury himself, he gave himself vocal nodules early on in his career, forcing him to change how he sang. Listen to early recordings of him (1973) live and then later on, you can hear the change of technique.

One of my favourite bands of all time and one of the best to ever do it live - really glad you did a reaction and chuffed to know you guys are fans! Cheers 🍻

You two give the best reactions.

"Doolin Dalton", NO ONE does that one.

I believe on the album Entwhistle played a French Horn for the bass sound you commented on.

Queen sells out tours every year. I think it’s safe to say that Queen fans love Adam Lambert. Sure, there are fans that want Queen to disband bc Freddie is the only Queen one who can sing these songs. Music is a performance art. It must be made to live. Kudos to Roger and Brian for still playing their guts out. Love them

The crowd was just a bit larger than those in Wembley. Simulcast world wide, to an audience estimated to be over two billion people around the world. A 16 hour musical event held in London and Philadelphia that brought together some of the greatest musicians from the 80's

Love your Queen reaction videos and talking about where each instrument should sit in the frequency spectrum to make a full sound. You should react to their live version of the song “Liar” from Live at the Rainbow 1974

Brian used a Foxx Phaser pedal in the early days.

At the drive in, one armed scissor, and mary j blige no more drama. Both classic jools performances and couldn't be more different.

They used a keyboard player on many tracks but he was always off stage

Adam is better than Freddie. Ive been to 2 Adam live concerts and he is beyond amazing, never goes off pitch ever, soul and emotion in every song, not only a top notch vocalist but also a top notch performer and entertainer. In all of these official concert videos they have already applied post production and pitch correction so everyone sounded good in them but Adam doesnt need of those. His live is 100% perfect. The crazy thing is he hit al the highs effortlessly. And yes Adam started on theater and Simon Cowell at American Idol gave him the thumbs down saying that he isnt suited for the competition. Simon has to take back his words later.

From the same gig, do Pamela and Stop Loving You for great tunes and musicianship, and Wings of Time because for that one you'll need to add a + to your 100 just for the second guitar solo.

The vocalist here is Joe Williams, son of the legendary composer John. Simon Phillips, the drummer here had the unenviable task of replacing the one and only Jeff Porcaro, and became their longest serving drummer.

I miss LTA 😢

Quadrophenia is just a masterpiece. You need to listen to it as well as watch the film. It's basically a Mods right of passage.....Some of the tracks on it will blow your mind!!! And if you wanna listen to a song that will make a grown man cry you need to listen to Live Reign O'er Me. And Jimi is an the greatest of guitarist closely followed by Stevie Vai then Dave Gilmore....lol

Yes I was there 🤩 I was 19, visiting friends in the south of England and we decided to go over there on Saturday on a whim, no real plan who we were going to see. We missed Hendrix (he appeared on Sunday but we'd left by then as I had a train to catch) but did see The Who who went on at 2am and absolutely killed it, they were great. I didn't see any sound towers, pretty sure there were none but it's a long time ago. The one thing I'm sure about was that the crowd was HUGE, seemed to go on for miles, and every single one of them was stoned. There was so much weed being smoked that you could get high just sitting there!

Written by Jackson Browne, who richly deserves a listen himself: The Load Out / Stay; Running on Empty: Doctor My Eyes; Rock Me On the Water