AMERICAN REACTS TO BRITISH ROCK BAND OASIS FOR THE FIRST TIME! 🤯

[@FavourInternational]

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[@antonymash9586]

Sabaton; christmas truce. Excelent video as to be expected with sabaton, rapidly becoming my favorate christmas song.

[@erin9932]

arctic monkeys!

[@CM-1723]

React to " OASIS - WHATEVER " studio version not live

[@mira961]

NIRVANA!!

[@getawaycampers3412]

Dire straits. Sultans of swing alchemy live …… Muse. Plug in baby live rome …

[@InterMalager]

They never copied the Beatles, just drew inspiration from them. Oasis were exactly what the UK needed in the 90s, they were working class lads just giving it a go, and boy did they! Its a shame Liam & Noel dont speak anymore, but we're holding out for the day they do

[@MAHRULESV2]

I mean the Beatles and John Lennon in particularly are their biggest inspiration have you heard don't look back in anger ?

[@Guttlegob]

They never copied the Beatles? I was a big fan of Oasis in the 90s. Massive fan. It was only until 2000s when I got into the Beatles that I realized Oasis copied EVERYTHING the Beatles did at some point. Not just music, but hairstyles. Liam Gallagher wanted to be John Lennon so much, same hairdoes and beards. Even when they split, Noel Gallagher and High Flying Birds, Paul Mccartney & Wings. LMFAO Liam Gallgher seem to buy every type of glasses John Lennon wore, he even bites his teeth like Lennon when he sings, named his son Lennon.

[@ajkaye5719]

@@Guttlegob yea a manc copying a scouser.. who'd have thought! 😅😅

[@Vectrex-xd6qi]

They certainly copied Monty Python though in 'Whatever'. ;-)

[@z-rex6068]

@@Guttlegob You say they copied their hairstyles but you forget that The Who, The Kinks, The Small Faces etc all had hairstyles like that too. The Beatles don’t own that hairstyle, it’s actually a mod haircut. The only hairstyle that you could say Liam copied from Lennon is when he grew his hair out in 2000. Even then that’s silly to argue because again most rock bands grow out their hair.

[@TonyMontanaDS]

Oasis were the biggest band in the world from 1995 to 2000. Their live concerts were great too. This video doesn't do them justice.

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

1994 was when definitely maybe came out and went crazy

[@cm5670]

The voice, the walk, the accent, the iconic stance, the attitude, the clothes. Liam may be the most perfect rockstar ever. Icon.

[@kristenosborne7542]

And still getting #1 records!

[@flysi01]

Still the coolest fucker on the planet

[@stephenfinley8345]

Facts

[@SJ19_998]

Heavy agree

[@Liamnesque]

Rock’n’Roll star

[@Salfordian]

Nearly spat my coffee out when she didn't know about the Beatles and drugs..........

[@Heeyynnooww]

“That’s the guy who dated yoko ono” I couldn’t fucking believe my ears lmaooo

[@relevantbrother8964]

When Lars Ulrich of Metallica calls OASIS the soundtrack of his life you know they were one of the greatest ever groups. Noel was the best songwriter of his generation and Liam the most unique vocalist.. Within a few years they were the biggest group on the planet between 95-98 with Morning Glory selling over 25m albums.

[@tomcole020]

Dave grohl aswell. He’s a big fan of oasis

[@MarkSiosal]

And it wasn't even their best album. I saw them at Loch Lomond in '96 & they were epic.

[@kristenosborne7542]

@@tomcole020 Dave Grohl: I'm in a great band and I want to be Liam. My favorites. I'm getting old 😪

[@lamby1061]

So is Brandon flowers of the killers

[@relevantbrother8964]

@@MarkSiosal my favourite album is Definitely Maybe..which one's yours?

[@BBKing1977]

You need to look more into the Beatles. They were famously into drugs for a period. Mostly pot and LSD. As for Oasis, I’m a huge fan of “Don’t Look Back in Anger”, and I think it’s the most Beatles-like of all their songs. This was probably the band that filled the void left by Nirvana in my teenage years. Oh, and the say no to drugs movement was strong in the 90s. Way more than now.

[@Mrspence1100]

no just say no

[@Salfordian]

Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds

[@ukadventurecycling2740]

in the 2nd half of the beatles career they were heavily into psychodelic drugs and it completely changed their style forever.... for the better in my opinion.

[@danielcolledge2439]

I wholeheartedly believe that if you’re not English, you’ll never understand how important Oasis are. The messages in their songs, especially early in their career, spoke to a whole generation of working class people, which grew into them becoming global superstars. Unless you’re English, you won’t be able to understand how incredible it is to see a group of working class lads, who always get the reputation of getting nowhere in life, grow into something so important, that even non-English speaking countries could sing their songs word for word. Oasis will always live forever

[@SJ19_998]

Heavy agree with this

[@joe-sb4xl]

Shame it cant reach more but agree

[@TheLastAngryMan01]

The Gallaghers come from Irish stock, as do most of the original line-up of Oasis. So we understand them very well, and they us ;)

[@kildogery]

I was 14 an living in the UK when they came out. Oasis were huge. They were a cultural phenomenon. The media managed to hype them up to near Beatles proportions. Literally millions of people applied for tickets to their Knebworth concerts. They played to half a million people over 2 days, but they could have sold ten times that.

[@Nolimitss6]

They played to 250,000 over 2 nights. Not 250k per night

[@billyparsons-haines]

oh to be a teenager in the 90s 😞 i am a teenager now instead

[@kildogery]

@@billyparsons-haines honestly mate, don't be daft. Being a teenager in the 90s was just as shit as it's ever been. None of me or my mates got tickets for Knebworth or Loch Lomond. Absolutely gutted. I saw Beady Eye in 2007, they were rubbish.

[@kildogery]

@@billyparsons-haines haha, today is actually worse, I was about to give you some bullshit. Don't worry though I might as well be a teenager too, nowadays, we're all screwed. I'm just glad I don't have kids.

[@clairebuckley4421]

Live forever is liams favourite oasis tune. He said it reminds him of his mum peggy ❤

[@getawaycampers3412]

You know you have made it when another band (killers) plays your song (Wonderwall) in their set in a non English speaking country (Chile ) and the crown sing along ,in English. Every word !

[@lorddarlo6194]

Coldplay helped Liam Sing Live Forever and Then Sung Don't Look Back In Anger in Manchester after the bombing there in 2017.

[@callum5915]

Liam Gallagher has a very unique voice. Gave absolutely everything in every performance and just stands completely still with his hands behind his back!

[@wiganlad2006]

My cousin was 1 of the founding members of Oasis. In the end he struck a deal with court with a settlement to never get any royalties. Our Tony is 1 of the nicest guys you could ever meet.

[@Checkmate_Band]

No way is your really Tony McCarrol

[@Checkmate_Band]

Cousin*

[@wiganlad2006]

@@Checkmate_Band Yeah Tony is my cousin, his dad Anthony is my grans 1st cousin. Sadly Tony Senior died January this year of covid. Tony is my 2nd cousin once removed.

[@Checkmate_Band]

@@wiganlad2006 that’s sad to hear but cool to say that your cousin founded oasis

[@EduardoM11]

@@Checkmate_Band😊

[@alisoncfc61]

Wonderwall is practically England's alternative national anthem. Like Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen, EVERYONE knows the words and will belt it out every time it is played.

[@startracker5895]

And don’t look back in anger.

[@Bevsworld04]

​@@startracker5895 mainly DLBIA

[@Chickendees789]

No it’s don’t look back in anger

[@harryt5021]

Nah Mr.Brightside is the unofficial national anthem

[@steveaga4683]

The terms A and B sides refer to the days when music came on vinyl. The records came out with one side of the disc with the main song ....the A side.....and the flip side had an additional song ....the B side.

[@ACDCalex]

Noel (not Neil), the one playing guitar and singing "Don't look back in anger", is Liam's brother and he wrote all the songs in the band. Liam was only the lead singer.

[@kyanprice1366]

Confused, r u saying Liam wrote them all or Noel, cus Noel did

[@ACDCalex]

@@kyanprice1366 Yes, that is correct. Noel wrote the songs, that's what I was saying :)

[@thedeewolf]

​@ACDCalex actually Liam wrote too but Noel was the main songwriter I suppose...

[@diorsse]

liam wrote a few actually. guess god thinks i'm abel is my favourite of his, his songwriting capabilities are really underrated

[@DannyHodge95]

In the big charity concert that followed the Manchester Arena terror attack (the one during the Arianna Grande performance), one of the Oasis lead singers performed Live Forever with Coldplay. It's from 2017, so I thought you might find it interesting to see what they're like in a more modern setting (with much more of a Mancunian accent lol). Enjoy!

[@tobimobiv1]

That was THE lead singer of oasis. Liam

[@adnanahmad6052]

Oasis were the last super group. Their knebworth concert one of the biggest ever. Fasting selling debut, fastest selling album ever, what’s the story morning glory is one of the biggest selling albums of all time and they sold out stadium after stadium 🏟

[@ashhaystead3566]

For their Knebworth gigs in 1996 its estimated 2.5 million people applied for tickets. Nearly 5% of the population of the UK. Played 2 nights 125,000 each night. There will never be another Oasis.

[@SJ19_998]

As a mancunian who grew up not knowing they were manc cos i heard em thru my glaswegian dad, I loved them. Born 98, still have them om every day

[@SJ19_998]

Also story to tell, yes but no, noel is typically vague on purpose, just see his interviewe

[@SJ19_998]

And also, c'mon doll, drugs in rock n roll? Of course, it ain't great but it just is

[@SJ19_998]

And also, Noel was writer, Liam frontman. I prefer Liam as a singer, but noel was mazing

[@SJ19_998]

And liam interview 90s said he gas a shower everyday 😂 no bad hygiene

[@josieM486]

Liam the lead singer does solo stuff now I went to see his why me why not album just before covid started and he was amazing. Good sense of humour and great performance so you should definitely check out some of his solo songs they're great

[@donald984]

Cant firget beady eye

[@magnustaggart2990]

@@donald984 i want to

[@andrewmcleod1269]

@@magnustaggart2990 😂

[@arkerogerson]

Well not the lead singer, both sang

[@yep1307]

Love how this girl quickly puts the two together “Beatles did not use drugs. Did they? Then again, how did they come up with yellow submarine” 😅😅😅

[@chrisfell5109]

Oasis are a band that defined a generation. I would say they took more inspiration from the stone roses than they did the beatles. Another Manchester band that was slightly earlier. I would recommend checking them out

[@dexstewart2450]

Noel Gallagher (Oasis), at Buenos Aires - just watch that to see how big they got...some semi-feral kid from Manchester stood on a stage in Argentina, hearing the crowd singing his lyrics back to him.

[@gypsyroadhog]

And as Noel stated one of their biggest influences was Slade or as he said, without Slade there’d have been no Oasis. They’ve covered some of their tracks

[@unitedmad9580]

Great video! You kept on going on about The Beatles, but their other big inspiration/influence was a band called The Stone Roses. They were also from Manchester, and were massive in the UK around the late 80s/early 90s. Their self titled debut album in 1989, is often considered one of the greatest British albums of all time. It has so many hits: I Wanna Be Adored, She Bangs The Drums, Waterfall, Made Of Stone, I Am The Resurrection. However their most famous song was a single just after the debut, called Fools Gold. You should really react to this (the full length version!). It was a club classic in its time, and it still sounds fresh today. Would be great if you could react to this

[@rushilgholkar3620]

Oasis were the best band of the 90s. Noel's genius + Liam's singing + Bonehead's Rhythm Guitar = something brilliant. Also, it's actually quite a lazy opinion that Oasis copied the Beatles; they were always far more similar stylistically to The Stone Roses than they ever were the Beatles and its really only a handful of songs (Don't Look Back In Anger, Wonderwall, Champagne Supernova) that actually sound like something the Beatles could have put on an album. They just have a phenomenal catalogue of good songs and virtually every British artist today basically cites Oasis as an inspiration. Dave Grohl once said that Oasis are the best band he's ever seen and that says it all. I love the Beatles and other bands (Pink Floyd, LZ, Stone Roses etc) but none have ever touched my heart like Oasis.

[@carlwatson7287]

Neil was my favorite of oasis. I particularly enjoyed the folk period. Also I'm very certain , the Beatles never did drugs.

[@karenpenny3973]

😂

[@oluwatobiogundele8812]

The beatles did drugs. Sorry to dissappoint you😄. They did LSD and smoked pot

[@idkman728]

It's Noel, and the Beatles did a ton of drugs

[@mischacleary3456]

‘the beatles never did drugs’ um…

[@ajkaye5719]

Oh dear.. 🥲🥲

[@louisemacdtv7765]

WELCOME TO THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF OASIS , one of my all time fave bands I’m a massive fan of the Beatles and the day oasis got played on the radio I was HOOKED. I have seen oasis many times and one of there most famous gigs was at Knebworth where the crowd was 250 thousand and this year I am lucky enough to see Liam play there again in June. There are loads of references between the Beatles and oasis I recommend you watch the video of a song by oasis called “all around the world” it’s very Beatles. I listen to both bands everyday , I can’t get enough

[@kirangill0]

the beatles are famous for delving into psychedelics, LSD in particular lol

[@laurenjenks2096]

Champagne Supernova and Live Forever are two of my favourite songs of all time. Oasis are one of the biggest bands ever and their music is loved by younger generations now in the UK. Their music is timeless and will forever be popular amongst future generations. But definitely check out The Stone Roses also. Another Mancunian band. One of, if not THE best of their era. So many fantastic songs. I Wanna Be Adored, Waterfall, Mersey Paradise up there with my favourite songs.

[@callum5915]

You need to react from their live performances from the 90’s, they were so much better live! Concerts like Maine Road and Earl’s Court are just phenomenal, definitely worth checking out. Won’t be disappointed!

[@williamsahlin8597]

RIP maine road

[@ericblair9103]

If you like recent(ish) British Rock/Guitar Bands you should definitely check out Muse and Arctic Monkeys. Especially their live performances. Just a suggestion.

[@Pazuzu82]

Gas Panic, Acquiesce and Bring it on Down are my top 3 oasis songs

[@holeefuk413]

Grew up on oasis best times of my life 🇮🇪

[@zman2205]

Nothing better than blasting Oasis at full volume on the way to Port Vale away 🍋🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@scottcoles6873]

Absolutely the best live British band! You should really check out some live performances!

[@PeterChelmsford]

Oasis are one of the biggest bands ever and their music is still popular today.

[@80s_kid.]

They Grew up about 10 minutes from where i live. they grew up in Burnage in Manchester.

[@aleksanderfinstad5785]

For me, Oasis is the soundtrack of the 1990s. And nothing can compare to that, expect Nirvana.

[@elliscox2179]

Those two are the 1990s really, for world music

[@nicolasdenis7094]

And oasis is a direct reaction to Nirvana. That is why they go hand in hand when talking bout the 90’s sound. Rock and roll star was written by Noel as a reaction to the depressing sound of grunge.

[@cameronfraser545]

Thanks for reacting to my favorite band

[@kJ922-h3j]

React to “Supersonic” Live At Earls Court 1995, amazing performance and vocal by Liam 👍

[@davesmith8620]

Oasis are amazing they ruled u.k music through the 90s they sold the most records played the biggest gigs and still was huge when they split in 09 there both solo now I'm going to see liam play to 250k this summer. The beatles like oasis got alot of inspiration from drugs the beatles was lsd weed smokers.

[@kirangill0]

oasis are not the beatles. the beatles are on another level ofc. but oasis were inspired by them and oasis inspired many uk bands after them. I love oasis so much even though i wasn't even born when they were at their peak and 6 when they split up. the world definitely loved the beatles whereas oasis couldn't break in the usa. they are a culturally iconic band in the UK

[@redsballer1904]

They sold out every tour they had in the US.

[@adamskiroo1]

I was glad to be a teen growing up in the North of England in The 90's. The music scene was amazing and Oasis completely changed the game. Music for a genration, epic and legendary

[@TheHesK9]

Wait you didn't know the beatles were druggies?!? Of course they were lol

[@FavourInternational]

😭😭😭😭

[@elliotbarratt3078]

Top comment 😂😂👌🏻

[@MichaelGriffiths-m6y]

Let's not forget the circle jerk. 😂

[@lfcgero35]

One of the last great rock bands to explode onto the scene. They were like gods here in ireland in the 90s. Seen them live 3 times and later noel on his own and every time they never disappoint. Oasis have a fairly large discography and lots of covers. Pandoras box has been opened. Oasis will lead you backwards to the likes of blur , the verve , the stone's roses , the smiths , bowie , pink floyd , the kinks , the who , the sex pistols and t rex. Slainte from ireland.

[@deanashtonsfoot]

Oasis released music from 1994 to 2008. Notice how the songs ranked 1st to 9th here were all released in 1994 or 1995. Yeah. That neatly sums them up. Outstanding - truly outstanding for 2 or 3 years, then average at best for the next 12 years.

[@lfcforever1482]

it’s not that they were average it’s that they didn’t change their sound much whereas popular music did change, all of their albums, besides maybe standing on the shoulders of giants, were incredible

[@emilys1447]

Cigarettes and Alcohol isn't necessarily just about *drugs*. It's basically a commentary on the working class culture of 90s Britain. One of lines being "is it worth the aggravation to find yourself a job when there's nothing worth working for?" A lot of disillusioned youths were tired of the lack of opportunity at the time and it was about well at least we can all go out and have a good time because we have pretty much nothing else

[@DeepInSound75]

Oasis were and still are gigantic, the last great band to come out the uk and probably the last

[@gaz8177]

The last great British rock band

[@jamesstridgen6320]

I couldn’t live without Oasis. Every time I go to the match I get to hear their tunes. CTID 👕👕👕

[@Hi_Chris]

Big up Neil, love your Water Well track. You guys really were international… like the Kardashians. God I hope they see this 😳🤣🤣🤣

[@Lixmage]

LOLs

[@st3v3ndc]

Drugs have played a huge part in most iconic bands careers, most artists out there (including myself) take inspiration from within. As for Oasis, excellent superband, top songs, was massice in UK and known around the world (some songs made it to America) and I wish they were still making albums. Awesone reaction On a side note, you called called him Neal instead of Noel haha. Noel and Liam Gallagher, always fighting/arguing with each other

[@markmikisa8543]

Been watching for while you got great content love from Uganda 🇺🇬

[@Tim1999]

My favourite ever band, glad you liked them. Noel sings some of the songs, so they do have some variety.

[@lukelyons5509]

One of my favourite bands, so gutted I never got to see them live but get to see liam this year!!

[@manuelbotticelli7755]

The best band ever.

[@markcarlton-rn3zc]

They have just reformed. 4 hundred million pound incentive. £400 a ticket atm

[@deanmaynard8256]

Damon Alban was around in the 90s in a band called Blur - he is still around making music in a band called Gorillaz

[@AD270479]

Just a little piece of info, that might answer your question on the Beatles. Their song Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds is rumoured to be about LSD. Lennon denied it, but if you look at the lyrics, see the video, and notice 'LSD' is actually in the song titles initials, then you'd be forgiven for thinking John wasn't being 100% honest. It was the drug of choice in they days, the 'flower power' years.

[@davidmellish3295]

Can't see why they'd all lie(as Paul,George and Ringo all said the same )about it though ,as they all admitted to drug use. So it just seems a pointless lie,but who knows

[@Lixmage]

You mean the guy who was dating Yoko Ono? ;-)

[@dazz1903]

They actually did a concert, two nights at Knebworth Park in 1996, 125,000 both nights. 2.7 of the population of the UK applied for tickets.

[@grahamsregan]

Always good to see someone adventuring into oasis. Growing up in south Manchester ( literally down road from oasis) in the 90s and early 2000s I can say oasis music spoke to everyone. They're songs sum up exactly how it felt growing up in working class households. Theyre music still hold a ring true for many people. Would be good to see you react to full songs, the film "supersonic" is great too. But you also can't beat watching their interview best bits

[@crazytanks2001]

Yep absolutely they are both brilliant bands and the best bands of all time

[@dontletherspeak7575]

Paul McCartney said that Slide Away was Oasis's best song. I 100% agree.

[@joseac26]

I LIKE The Beatles, very much, but there're probably the most commercial band ever. Oasis were so not commercial. That's why I LOVE Oasis

[@DJWESG1]

Thing is with oasis is that they were caught in a tit for tat battle for the top chart spot for the entire decade with a band called blur (Damon albarn) , I think ud like blur more than oasis. * circular reference is the emblem for the air force (also used to symbolise Britpop)

[@khabibvillas1842]

Oasis Whatever Live Knebworth 1996 it so good

[@Mc-ji5hf]

Good ol’ Neil Gallagher

[@kevintipcorn6787]

The most Beatles like thing about Oasis was the self promotion. The Beatles said they were bigger than Jesus to get press, Oasis said they were bigger than the Beatles to get press. As much as I prefer Oasis to the Beatles output, that example perfectly demonstrates that the Beatles beat a new path, Oasis merely aped them. Bonehead's Bank Holiday didn't exactly do what Sgt. Pepper did.

[@jamie8037]

BBH is just a pisstake, especially the end when their all mocking it

[@patdavis6383]

Oasis compared themselves to the Beetles. They were pretty good, but pretty full of themselves too.

[@thatsthat2612]

Noel is an amazing song writer. Half the world away and the importance of being idle are some of my favs but being mancunian my ultimates will always be don't look back in anger and wonderwall

[@julia2jules]

The soundtracks of me leaving home at 18 for university in 1994

[@MsGeoffh]

Sibling rivalry at it's finest.

[@MrBillyboyroge]

When you went to an Oasis concert you were ‘hit’ by a wall by noise. Their best concert for me was in 1995 in Southend - Live by the Sea (I was in the crowd of 125,000 people at Knebworth as well) This was just before they started playing large indoor venues and stadiums. Liam’s voice was less gravely/nasally. The track ‘Columbia’ rarely gets mentioned but for me is there best track kzbin.info/www/bejne/pobcnn1-gah3p68 (lyrics could be linked to drug taking as well 🤣)

[@gaz8177]

Absolute facts that gig was unreal, still have it on DVD snd yep Columbia snd Headshrinker for me on that gig are simply biblical

[@jamie8037]

Columbia is probably the most "druggy" song they made considering Columbia is the worlds latgest producer of cocaine

[@findleybrannan5051]

Liam Gallagher is so F***ing cool 😎

[@jerrunholt5571]

One thing I like about oasis was sort of their overall message they had when it came to songs like live forever. They didn’t like how negative some artist were talking about suicide and all that, and thought music should be a happy thing and live forever was about just that. Not singing about hating life and wanting to end it, but instead singing about wanting to live forever

[@Madraver2010]

These lads sold out 2 night of 250 thousand people at knebworth in 1996 and liam as a solo artist is set to do the same again this year 2022

[@torreyskidd]

my top 3 are dont look back in anger, champagne supernova and stop crying your heart out (special mention to ‘she’s electric’)

[@jackthehat1093]

But then you'll remember others like Go Let it Out 😃

[@Esl1999]

When Paul McCartney was on the Howard Stern show in late 90”s or early 2000’s, Paul said that “Oasis sounded a bit too Beatle-ly”. There is a great documentary called LIVE FOREVER about the rise and fall of Britpop in the 90’s.

[@sb6482]

“the guy who was dating Yoko Ono” Jesus wept

[@Lixmage]

IKR!

[@stewartbarlow7001]

"Did the Beatles do drugs"...... 😂😂 possibly dabbled....

[@ambercoore7238]

Wonderwall always gives me chills I’m from Manchester Uk it has always been a true Mancunian song after the terror attack happened (Arianas concert) it really bought everyone together as a city 🥺💓

[@lukelewis2976]

Big up Neil

[@TwoSmokinBarrels]

Best band of my generation an al always be grateful for there music. Wish they were still together but Liam am Noel doing there solo stuff keeps me happy lol. Maine road is one to watch.

[@callum5915]

The Beatles are in a league of their own but Oasis were the biggest british band since The Beatles!

[@Salfordian]

They NEVER compared themselves to the Beatles they're fans of the Beatles and got inspiration from them

[@FabrizioSirianni]

Oasis is one of the best band in the world and in England best band after Beatles but in USA know only wonderwall

[@joseac26]

Top 3: 1) Champagne Supernova 2) Live Forever 3) Wonderwall Bonus Track: Don't Look Back In Anger

[@Beatlestories]

They're a huge band with a massive following over here, they were the soundtrack to my teenage years - but they're not on the Beatles level. Most bands get compared to the best of the best when they're hot.

[@fayecrellin2771]

Oasis and The Beatles aren't comparable in my eyes they are miles better. They would actually most likely disagree as they idolise the Beatles, especially Liam one of his sons is even named Lennon after John Lennon.

[@alunchurcher7060]

I agree with anyone Oasis were a great group, there musical style was heavily influenced on the Beetles sounds hence no track sounding the same or often even similar

[@J.Paulo.]

Oasis are my favourite band of all time...you should check Soundgarden next :)

[@honkchisel]

you should check out the new Knebworth documentary to fully understand the impact of Oasis during the 90s

[@lfcforever1482]

watchmojo rlly isn’t a good source for listing any bands fave songs 😭

[@redsballer1904]

They used the 2009 iTunes awards performance for slide away and it’s probably the saddest performance of that song ever. They were falling out and you can tell Liam (the singer) is angry and singing angry and Noel (guitarist) looks sad and defeated when they show him.

[@Bruinsman-rh2dc]

I think that was wembley arena

[@yeeticus7206]

With all the Beatles inspiration, they’re a different era, it’s not like they were competing so I like to think it’s just their way to pay respect to their idols

[@lukeporcher6378]

“Neil” 😂😂

[@williamsahlin8597]

"Were the beatles on drugs?" Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, I think you can pick up what I'm putting down ; )

[@novatea1193]

Oasis > The Beatles