Vocal Coach reacts to Oasis - Supersonic

[@BethRoars]

Interested to hear what I sound like? I have just realised my first cover on Spotify. Let me know what you think! open.spotify.com/track/6qfvKbg6ukHJOGykx2MARB?si=8a2fa85792b14d15

[@judyp3801]

Wow, Beth! What an incredible arrangement and interpretation of the song. I was so not expecting that. Your vocals are amazing and beautiful. Your ability to control your voice is impressive to say the least. I love your musical phrasing: pitch, tone, timber, expression etc. as well as how easily you move from your chest voice to head voice - you make it seem so easy! Clean and smooth. Love love love your choice of melodic lines…so unique and original. Bravo!

[@scorelineupdate129]

@@judyp3801 Liam is not A naturel singer nor is Noel. They were both taught by the Catholic Church and the football terraces like I was taught by my Mama and the football terraces like Noel and Liam back in the day.

[@tashrif46]

Petition to have more reactions of Oasis.

[@BoardLPs]

Liam is one of a kind. defo worth it

[@iggy380]

We're do I sign

[@adamhearne2825]

Yeah I’d love a slide away at Knebworth or cigarettes and alcohol at wembley

[@Antonin377]

I have a son called slideawayknebworth1996 and he wants you to explain

[@chrisknight2631]

Seconded

[@scottspencer5242]

These guys were the core of my 90s soundtrack. Absolutely loved Definitely Maybe, Morning Glory, and Be Here Now.

[@day-qk8it]

Amen brother 🙏

[@mattiemclean9882]

@@BloodSweatAndMeth millions of other knob heads

[@M-O-Z]

​@@mattiemclean9882 seems like you're the knob head here tbh

[@suqmadic6672]

@@mattiemclean9882 Mattie Mclean only listens to complicated jazz...

[@jorjicostava6657]

@@mattiemclean9882 What are you on about?

[@robbiepeterh]

Very refreshing to see a vocal coach who doesn’t have a dogmatic approach to singing, recognising that what works is unique to each singer, and that singular, intuitive, natural singers like Liam are just as effective and affecting as conventionally trained ones.

[@megaskyburst]

The best singers and guitarists never had a lesson

[@markredford84]

@@megaskyburst wrong but sounds great

[@easterlinear]

@@megaskyburstyou definitely never had a lesson in anything

[@perrymason866]

Great that she also gave the caveat that irregular technique could also result in vocal deterioration in later years. Cobain was apparently finding this

[@bucky7162]

The fact that 250k people recently went to see Liam Gallagher at knebworth and looking at the crowd it is very clearly mostly young kids proves this band will stand the test of time!

[@ctrl9439]

i was 19 when i was there, it definitely did prove their legacy will stand . he was mega

[@Moley09]

It was/he was amazing, loved it

[@reptilian_overlord]

Oasis songs will outlive any pop or shitty guitar music put out in the last 15 years with the exception of Tame Impala

[@mmtdower4816]

Hey you,, oasis is the last greatest band on the world..

[@cisium1184]

I love his solo stuff.

[@matthewoleary02]

Liam's a vocal genius and he doesn't even need to try to be one. My favourite thing is he wasn't tempted to do what many British singers do and sing with an American accent, they're proud of where they come from

[@GT380man]

He was inspired by Ian Brown to just be himself, large.

[@BK-201]

so true. and btw UK accents is the best, why somebody even try to mimic US accents, i don't get it.

[@andrewmiller7052]

@@BK-201 American accent is good for music, to each his own

[@BK-201]

@@andrewmiller7052 well, I love American singers as well, but what I meant was - you don't need to copy US accent. If you are from the UK and you wanna sing sunshiiiiiine - go ahead, you need to be yourself (c). And people with UK accents have a unique charm. But to each his own:)

[@mrjamesgrimes]

I think we like UK accents here in the states… like it’s really unique hearing Arctic monkeys and such

[@DizzyCars]

Was at a pub last night, southern England, every other song was oasis. This style has stood the test of time and I love it

[@BethRoars]

That sounds like a fun night. I agree, you can't deny their song writing!

[@woolgathered]

I was on a cruise ship last weekend in the Bahamas and a guy was doing Oasis songs in the fake pub - everyone knew them and it was so fun to sing along

[@jamieall8216]

Just out of curiosity, which pub was this?.. sounds like my boozer..

[@Telescope1994]

Songs that comes from the soul and actual real experiences and emotions lived. That only happens when you have no money are not raised in an easy lifestyle that’s when you are able to live the tue colors of life and create something impactful

[@13StJimmy]

There’s some demos of Liam from like 93/94 floating around and his voice is just sublime

[@paulmcgrath6118]

Take me

[@Oxley016]

The demo tapes from Liam's band 'The Rain' from before they started Oasis are very different vocally but really beautiful

[@MJJspeaks]

I’ll never forget what Noel said about his contrasting style of singing with Liam “I’m the better singer but he has the better voice” - or something along those lines. Amazing reaction 👏🏼

[@oliveriosteinn]

Yeah Noel is better on the more quiet songs like the acoustics because he"s better at giving the song it's emotional feel as he wrote it but Liam is born to do the more rock n roll songs. Like I wish Noel had sung Wonderwall and Liam Don't Look Back in Anger. Liam didn't want to do wonderwall until the management company said it would be the biggest hit then he was like ; Im doing wonderwall 😂

[@KyOte13]

Liam’s stuff on “be here now “ is outstanding… “ d’ you know what I mean”, “ my big mouth”, he really goes for it.

[@Padgestic]

To be able to sing that loud over those loud guitars is unreal from Liam, his voice was untouchable in the 90s, early 00s, great reaction btw.👌 I feel Slide Away was his best vocal, incredible song too.

[@mikeycraig8970]

Slide Away, best Oasis song of all time!

[@whatdothlife4660]

His voice is being electricly amplified with a microphone.

[@lanemeyer9350]

Liam’s voice was so powerful that it sliced right through that maelstrom of noise that Oasis made behind him. He was a bad MF

[@jonathanmarkham1998]

@@whatdothlife4660 yea, still takes some doing tho.

[@CircusNormal]

It's called a microphone mate.....

[@InsignificantNick]

Beth, you're a LEGEND for this reaction! Liam was untouchable in the '90s.

[@scottbourret1190]

Massive is the best way to describe Oasis. They were a shooting star that shined at the right time in the 90's and cemented them as one of the undeniable sounds of the decade. At their peak you couldn't go anywhere in the states that they weren't on a radio station or in many personal CD collections.

[@fshoaps]

Yeah, But I'm an American fan, and the reality is that Oasis's popularity was akin to The Beatles in the UK, with nearly every single, and album going to number one. That was not at all their popularity level in the USA, where they are acknowledged as a successful, and well known indie-rock band. Compare Oasis with Radiohead, for example in the USA. Radiohead is more popular, was more popular, etc... American audiences clearly didn't connect with Oasis like the UK. My own personal opinion is that it has to do with class. Oasis's popularity and image, in the UK is inherently linked with their economic status, and the upbringing they rose up from. This sentiment didn't matter to Americans.

[@nez9751]

Oasis were the biggest band in the uk since they started in 1995 until they ended in 2009, you can include Coldplay, U2 , arctic monkeys . Oasis were still bigger in the UK and a lot of Europe In the US they were to be honest, too obstinate, awkward and fractured to be as massive as , say Coldplay, and U2. But they were better. And they still sold millions of records there , had top 5 albums , massive gigs. They were not as big in the US as they were in the UK that’s true , but so what. Only Coldplay and U2 have been massive in the US over the last 20+ yrs or so (more in the case of U2) Even though they may offend you you can’t deny the songwriting talent, underrated guitarist, amazing frontman, great voice, charisma, swagger etc From all the the haters and the critics constantly there were the Beatles references etc at them and they just took it in their stride , these days bands and artist would do a whingeing podcast about it. They were the last and the greatest. End of .

[@nez9751]

@@BloodSweatAndMeth I’m right and you know it.

[@paulanthony5274]

@@fshoaps They were big in the UK because the first two albums were really good and sounded good. Economic status has nothing to do with it. I'm sorry but that's absolutely ridiculous. What the hell are you talking about! Going on about class and how it didn't matter over there??

[@mirkus21]

The melody in the Chorus, it’s one in 100 millions!

[@fredvelez7703]

Oasis first two albums "Definitely Maybe" and "What's the Story Morning Glory" stand up to any debut albums of any band of any era. A straight success of albums, hits, concerts in a 5 year span that rivaled anyone's career!

[@alittlebitgone]

I'm the weirdo who also kinda likes Be Here Now.

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

​@@alittlebitgone you're not weird. Liam and Oasis fanboys love be here now and there are a lot of them.

[@botvertex3830]

​@@alittlebitgoneit's a great album

[@decc0484]

@@alittlebitgone be here now is a great album muddied by poor production, the songs sounded fantastic live, particularly fade in-out

[@ooberonfire]

@@decc0484 They did indeed sound fantastic live. The Be Here Now tour in 97 was my favourite. Earls Court is my favourite Oasis gig of all time, and I've been to a lot haha

[@leozimtub]

supersonic was the first song I heard from them and blew my mind

[@easterlinear]

blew

[@Madferit91]

It wasn't only in the UK they were definitely the biggest band in the world at a time

[@oliveriosteinn]

Im Scandinavian, Noel for some reason talked shit about us being fancy or too arty lol but they were huge here maybe bit less in Finland because of their love of heavy metal. Maybe it was because Scandinavians are more introverted at concerts but Oasis (especially) and Brit Pop were huge in all of Europe, for ex. In 2006 the Italian football team had them play for the team after winning the world cup in Germany. Noel slso told hiw he always waited for the Brazil and Argentina concerts because he said the crowd there were the most passionate outside of Britain. It tells u every thing when you end up partying with Diego Maradona in Argentina in a after show party lol. They could have been bigger in USA if Liam hadn't quit the tour while they werexat the top. Champagne Supernova did really good there so did wonderwall but Liam leaving the tour and Americans not understanding the attitude did a damage Liam even famously told the crowd off in New York at Mtv Awards while performing Champ.Supernova because he felt the crowd was too stiff Ended up spilling his beer over the front floor lol.

[@SlshrX]

Liam once said that he likes to stand still when not singing to look at the crowd and see them enjoying the songs, like he's soaking up the atmosphere and just taking a moment to see what theyve achieved.

[@La_domniz]

sometimes he does that mid song

[@mchoneyofficial4761]

This is the best version of Supersonic I had ever heard. Loads of reverb on the guitars makes the whole thing sound bigger, and the tempo is slightly faster so it sounds more imidiate. Great song.

[@homerocampos7641]

Very nice. For me it is Earls Court.

[@kevinroberts3765]

I totally agree with you, this is the best version of Supersonic for the very reasons you give above

[@seanm1319]

@@homerocampos7641Earls Court 95 is more epic than this 94 MTV version. If I’m watching it, I’ll probably choose Earls Court, but if I’m just listening with no video I’ll probably go with this 94 MTV one just because it sounds so crisp and refined (while not sounding too cleaned up).

[@PlayerSixth]

Love the way she smiles.

[@robsol123]

The greatest band of all time in my opinion - cheers for the video x

[@burningpriest]

Indeed.

[@plawl05a]

The greatest band of all time? Bit of a stretch there.

[@burningpriest]

@@plawl05a fairly to myself but since there is a chance to sing along with one of them, they top The Beatles. Hope they make it back, Lennon would be proud ❤️🙏.

[@timcomley5948]

I think that might be the Beatles 😉

[@lalazar27]

Yes sir.

[@Marcus_MG42]

90s Liam was legendary. And then, his voice was gone...after the 2000.

[@joewatson7069]

As someone from Manchester I've always liked how he was so unashamed of his accent and sang in it too - MAKE ME LAFFFFF

[@enjoeymusic]

And you chose my very favourite version of this song live! Here they are just on fire and so powerful!

[@BoberMcBoberson]

I know they were very big here in the US as well! One of my favorite bands in the 90’s!

[@elijahrocco3014]

Liam’s voice did not stay this good, although he has sounded pretty good in the past few years. He lost his voice completely around 2005, and has slowly got it back since then. He does solo music now. I would love to see you react to a more recent performance to see what you think about his voice now.

[@stephanemorelli1]

Absolutely, he sings much too in the nose and has done it for a while, but actually he didnt lose his voice, he still has got it but it is just that this is a vocal technique that ensures him to place his voice in the facial mask and that he does not miss the high notes. But with a better position of the larynx, which he could work, his would get his "larger raspy voice" back. It s such a pitty that he does not work on this because he would sing just like in the first years. I'm a singer and know this problem very well, I would love to know what Beth thinks of this

[@akahige8967]

in sotsog times he was already half gone with his voice. bad technique + drug abuse. nevertheless he was absolute scorching hot fire until it lasted

[@mikkelgo]

Spot on. And an interesting take imo

[@MrOasis316]

One of my all time favourite bands

[@bpfromowc]

This is a nice performance, guitars sound great. Oasis (live by the sea) is a great concert.

[@MrInsensibile]

Yes, but this is NOT oasis live by the sea

[@easterlinear]

@@MrInsensibile he didn’t say it was

[@stevenoasis1]

Quintessential Oasis and Liam. He was a phenomenon in the early-mid 90’s. Unique voice.

[@StevieScotty19]

There was a period maybe 2008 right up till oasis broke up in 2009 where liams voice had totally gone,It was horrendous to listen to live,Noel even said liam wasn’t singing anymore,It was more or less just shouting the songs,Glad to see he’s got his voice back now though,Saw him live at Hampden Park last year and he was absolutely brilliant,

[@fuckuyoutube]

2005-2009 was awful. It was the real reason for Noel splitting the band, not Liam's attitude. Noel was struggling into trying to write tunes that Liam could actually sing.

[@oliveriosteinn]

I think he cut a lot back on smoking as it was affecting his voice. Also much more chilled in the coke department which is showing.

[@lanemeyer9350]

Liam always said that having his hands behind his back and his chest out gave him more air and vocal power

[@barbaravs1814]

It'd be cool if you could analyse Liam's singing in the present to compare

[@stefanobaggio1724]

I miss 90’s 🙏🏻

[@LetsBeHonestImAPrat]

Is this the only Oasis song you’ve done? Liam’s comeback and new voice or older voice is diff but close enough that it’s still amazing. In his older age he has become an amazing man and a good father and husband. LONG MAY OASIS CONTINUE TO ROCK N ROLL THE WORLD!

[@Daz555Daz]

The swagger these boys had in the day was something to behold.

[@fredsystra7584]

Oasis genuinely had 2 absolutely legendary albums back to back years. Most bands are lucky to have half of one great album. They were massive worldwide aswell

[@Antonin377]

Be here now is absolutely massive too

[@fredsystra7584]

@@Antonin377 it killed them in North America but yes

[@Antonin377]

@@fredsystra7584 imo Noel's management kill liams voice and band energy, it was way too hard for them. Too many shows on this tour, u can hear that liam is getting worse day after day.

[@dmc4538]

What makes him so amazing is that he wouldn't not care about all that vocal, science Best Rock Singer ever

[@JasonBrown-lu7ji]

Oasis are my favourite artists. This is one of the bands I grew up listening to. As a massive fan of theirs I probably would have picked a different song for you to react to but I still enjoyed this. Would love to hear your take on Noels voice and other britpop like Stone roses, Verve, Ocean colour scene, Pulp, etc.

[@JasonBrown-lu7ji]

@@BloodSweatAndMeth I'm aware of that as they were around way before that but they were the start of the new music revolution what was to later become britpop.

[@GreatLakesFeatherCo]

​@@BloodSweatAndMeth okay, proto-britpop lol. They were the scene that generated the northern britpop scene.

[@viatico999]

I have always been and i will forever be MAD FER IT

[@oliveriosteinn]

I think the thing you talk about Liam stretching his words is the influence Johnny Rotten had on hin like "shiiiineeee". His posture is also from Rotten. He did this thing for coincidence and the producer told him it sounded really cool reminded him of Johnny Rotten and the Sex Pistols and Liam hasn't looked back since hehe.

[@MentleGan]

You should really do a reaction to his newer live content, absolutely bonkers how he's recovered his voice and tuned the music to fit it.

[@matthewblake2258]

its interesting how the bass player and rhythm guitarist are playing such a powerful simple rhythm with the bro's doing a different thing entirely, gives a 3d image to the song

[@burningpriest]

Oasis, especially the Gallaghers, has made the best music I have heard so far. I cannot imagine any day on which there could be any greater Band than this one. I am going to cover "Underneath the Sky" when I find the time to do it rather professional. Love this song and the vibe Noel has put into this particular one. To me, this song is what it would sound like, if Oasis and The Beatles had a child. A wonderfulness of sound in itself.

[@burningpriest]

@@BloodSweatAndMeth that's why I wrote it in a conditional sentence... 🤦‍♂️

[@gabagool3928]

Massive pretty much everywhere except the USA, imagine they’ll do pretty well even touring there now though after the break

[@markwillcox5680]

Thanks Beth! About time a vocal coach reacts to Liam!

[@Stickleback]

My favourite Oasis song, great choice!

[@fasttrackblastback8286]

The harmony you describe It's when you sing with your brother. It can't be explained but you know automatically how to sing with each other. Every set of brothers I know that sing are ridiculously good.

[@streakshooter2357]

You ought to do Don't Look Back In Anger as well. And they were pretty big in the Philippines as well. I first heard them in high school. Live Forever was all over the radio. It was from the album Definitely Maybe, the same album Supersonic was from.

[@relevantbrother8964]

They were huge on the South African charts as well.. I loved their first 4 albums, DM, WTSMG, Masterplan, Be Here Now ..liked most of the others as well. I think their first two were amongst the greates in rock history. Fave song is "Underneath the Sky" then "Cast no shadow" ,"listen up"," its good to be free","Morning glory","see the sun","Acquiese" ,"Masterplan" ,"Love Forever" ,"Slide Away".

[@relevantbrother8964]

@@BloodSweatAndMeth you get the general idea though or do you ? Or are you like someone in a mosh pit trying to discuss Newtonian physics.

[@jamie8037]

See the sun??

[@ezd6350]

Oasis were popular here in the Philippines 🇵🇭 in the mid 90's as a kid I would often here wonderwall champagne supernova on the local radio

[@davefilms345]

This is the way Liam always sings, he's always said by standing the way he does let's him belt out the voice he gives

[@BT37GU]

You should listen to the Earls Court 1994 performance of Supersonic. That is PEAK vocals for Liam

[@andrealmeida3947]

Really liked how there's no bullshit with you and you just go straight to the point with such an informative analysis. Easier to learn when you feel the person knows what they're talking about and is very good at explaining it. Keep it up!!!

[@Pushitdummyinc]

Loved em ever since 94!

[@colinforsyth7828]

Love oasis always have, and I am from South Africa, Liam is the man, did great at Wembley and Knebworth last year again, also at the foo fighters tribute last year for he's mate /friend Taylor Hawkins, well done. Nice one ☺😚😎❤👍

[@willswalkingwest7267]

This song is such a banger. Oasis was HUGE. I still have a listen to them from time to time. They came very close to creating their own genre of music.

[@vacuumboots69]

Love those drums. Liam is also only 20/21 here. His growth from untrained to this was unreal. Vocally he was a one off

[@marks6897]

one of my favorite songs of all time

[@CDN1975]

They were massive here in Canada too.

[@federicogatto2635]

That performance was gold

[@Battis837]

One of the best vocals of this song

[@SlowDIIV]

This Supersonic version from MTV 120 minutes is my favorite, I even prefer it to the one on the album. The tempo is faster, Liam's raspy voice and the guitars that sound super distorted super My Bloody Valentine-ish, I love it! 🎸🎸

[@raudivevoices]

This is my favorite version of Supersonic. I am bias because I got to see this live. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6Hae5t_p5lpsJY

[@CasperLD]

94-the end of 96 Oasis were the real deal. So exciting and really shook the UK up for a while. Definitely Maybe, What's the Story and all those Unreal B-sides from that era hold up and are well worth listening to today.

[@kasonew]

i love oasis so much, liam is a legend

[@rRekko]

"not sure how big they were in the rest of the world" Just check out their live concert in river plate Argentina, the crowd knows and sings along every single song, I was there and it was a blast.

[@staciedziedzic8706]

Hi Beth! I like Oasis! Okay so let’s all wear stripes and get Supersonic! This Band has good songs! Take care!

[@SJ19_998]

Cast No Shadows, Live Forever, Stop Crying Your Heart Out, all great. Thank you

[@LasseSrnes]

Great video 👍👍 That posture and that voice is so unique! No range, but yet so powerful.

[@abraxas511]

They didnt take training, but they do get coached by record producers and other artists in order to do this and protect their voice so they can do it almost every day without blowing it out. They will keep the sound, but find an easier way that fits them with the least strain.

[@richardhall485]

I saw Oasis in a smallish club (1000 capacity) in 1994. Amazing gig, but I'm sure Liam was using me as a focal staring point, as I was centre audience and stand 6ft 5". Pretty unnerving.

[@isabellesalome4414]

???

[@justingustafson8129]

There are very few singers who could do what Liam did in 1994-1998. The dude was so good at his own niche. Is he the greatest singer of all time, no, but does he maximize his voice for each song? 100% The dude is a flat-out STAR. Can't beat it

[@tudorverde]

Yes! The best live version of my favorite song!

[@callum5915]

You should react to Oasis - All Around the World at Gmex in 1997. Incredible vocals.

[@blackthorn5709]

Please do Slide Away live at Knebworth '96. Peak Liam.

[@jamesblass8140]

Love the videos. I've done a lot of experimentation based on Liam's style of vocal delivery. Can confirm that it's a "live for the moment" kind of technique. Within a very few years, this style burned him to the ground, and I can feel the same thing happening if I do it. For some applications, nothing else hits the same way, but it's best used sparingly for health reasons.

[@michelbaptista28]

They have a lot of fans in South America, too. Liam was in Brazil in last november and his gig was amazing.

[@pauljs.438]

The one and only Liam Gallagher 🇬🇧❤️🙏🏻

[@brogolfers123]

Love this!

[@Buffrt66]

Izzy B Phillips of Black Honey uses some of these vowel sounds in her singing. She's from the UK too.

[@judyp3801]

I worked with Oasis at Epic Records. We signed them and had great fun with their debut release and more, touring, marketing, etc. Always loved them!

[@BethRoars]

That’s really cool!

[@sludgydude8187]

Wow awesome

[@judyp3801]

@@BethRoars thanks! Yes I’ve been really blessed with the career I’ve had. As have you. I’m a classically trained pianist with a music degree and took up guitar 2 years ago. And listen to every genre! Great music is great music! Thanks for covering this!

[@davidjonathandiaz2096]

What a BANGER!!!!!!!

[@FENRlR-98]

That's why I love Oasis and Liam. Those guys are for real! Liam's voice is unique, he's not afraid to singing. I hate most of the modern artists 'cause they're fake. They can't sing and everything they do need to be perfect and very well edited.

[@John86Keele]

What you mentioned about vocal fatigue was interesting. Would be good to see you compare mid-90s Liam to 10 years, 20 years after because his voice definitely suffered

[@salturpasta6204]

This vocal review brought some sunshieeeene into my day 😎

[@danfromyorkshire]

Liam’s attitude was/is untouchable. Please checkout Slide Away from when they performed at Knebworth..His vocals were insane!

[@Captain_Rhodes]

he was a great singer in the 90s especially around glastonbury 94. Hes ok now but nothing more. Im glad hes still around though as he can still do it

[@smellyhoover]

You should react to them Performing Don't Go Away at Gmex 1997, that's Liam and the band at their absolute peak. Would be good to hear a trained persons perspective on that vocal in honour of the reunion :)

[@juanandrescaceres4771]

Vocal Coach react to Sumo - La Rubia Tarada , awesome video and Oasis was very big when they visit my country

[@dathorndike4908]

Liam always had such a unique posture for singing. Leaning upwards to that tall mic stand and standing with his hands behind his back. Lemmy from Motorhead sang with the tall mic stand, too, but no singer I know ever sang with his arms behind his back

[@klausulrich8164]

Wow so mindblowing - so talented siblings and great band in their early days! But I know they will announce their comeback in the second half of this year and they will have some new great songs from Noel with this great voice of Liam. It will happen.... 😉👍😀

[@flamemonster62thebedrocked46]

It didn’t happen

[@brianhostetler4380]

Nice prediction, the impossible did happen!

[@klausulrich8164]

@@flamemonster62thebedrocked46 😉

[@klausulrich8164]

@@brianhostetler4380 Sometimes dreams come true if you really like to.... but wait there will be some new songs coming.. 😉👍

[@SavoPaddy]

Noel is definitely a tenor. Is Liam really a tenor? Always thought he was going into falsetto for higher tenor parts (which he is great at, like at end of chorus in Live Forever)

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

Loved your analysis of Noel Gallaghers’s vocals with his “scoops” and percussiveness - and now your analysis of Liam 🎸🇬🇧 long time fan from the USA 🇺🇸 thank you!

[@Boleskinebeatz]

Love this… Liam’s stance reminds me of Peter Cook as the enigmatic pop star in Bedazzled.

[@AKAtAGG]

Liam Gallagher once told his brother - you might write the songs, but I make them. And almost all of the best Oasis songs are using Liam's vocal. IF you ever find the early demos, Liam's voice was a lot softer and less impactful. He has the perfect voice for these songs, I think.

[@Take_Me_Back_To_The_1980s]

This is my favourite Supersonic performance

[@woolgathered]

You should react to Noel’s new song “Dead to the World” - it’s so beautiful

[@Liamnesque]

They are massive then , now.. and forever. Mad fer it

[@SSJGazhan99]

@9:07 Liam's high wasn't the crowd at this point in his life ...... just keeping things family friendly xD, also the stance (not sure if someone else has said already) he got from Ian Brown of stone roses :) just in-case peeps think my comment might be negative, its not i love oasis they were my childhood and they got me into music :D

[@JoshB21]

You should really react to Oasis - Live Forever (Acoustic) MTV 1994, it's very impressive what Liam could sound like without the loud noise you would never think he didn't have a bit of vocal training

[@adambrennan579]

Well said, an amazing performance by Liam on that one

[@TruthBombTom]

"Give me your auto-GRAPPHHHHHHH" Love it 🐝