*MINT OREOS* 🎵 Oasis - Don't Look Back In Anger REACTION

[@alaustin]

This is a true English anthem. Put this is on in any working class pub on a Friday/Saturday night, you’re gonna get a full on singalong

[@jhrusa8125]

Much like ELO in the 70's, both bands were very Beadle influenced.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

yep, misery loves company.

[@staticcentrehalf7166]

@@jhrusa8125 Jeremy Beadle?

[@kjek1]

@@staticcentrehalf7166 he gave them a little hand with the songwriting

[@alaustin]

@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 is that you Tom Waits?

[@craigjeffery2661]

Play this anywhere in the UK and you’ll have everyone signing along at the top of their lungs, Iconic song, borderline nation anthem

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

yep, misery loves company.

[@lordgemini2376]

@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 you really have a weird obsession

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

@@lordgemini2376 was my comment too intellectual for you?

[@JD-eq4dp]

@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 You clearly believe you are some sort of intellectual ? 🤔

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

@@JD-eq4dp My peers and lectures when I was at university seem to think so.

[@yourhighness4-20]

The classical piece with the chord progression Lex is referring to is Johann Pachelbel's Cannon in D. Very keen ear Lex, you will literally hear this chord progressions influence all across every musical genre including from artists such Oasis, Beatles, The Pet Shop Boys, Kylie Minogue, Green Day, Coolio...the list goes on.

[@nthsum5509]

My Chemical Romance, Blues Traveler...it never stops. Lol.

[@yourhighness4-20]

@@nthsum5509 That's true, The Hook and Black Parade for sure have that progression.

[@FirstnameLastname-nd9wx]

i think what shes noticing is the string section in the background

[@TheRealSweetcherryo]

'Hook' lol I think was on purpose to add to the trolling ...

[@Alpha_7227]

Thanks so much for that insightful knowledge. I knew the song Because by the Beatles is an unjumbling of a famous classical piece which Yoko was playing at the time during recording sessions. I am sure there are just countless others too that artists don't have to worry about legal suits. With the way Lex, pointed out the chord progression - that's possibly why I am drawn into the song subsconsciously then the lyrics and instrumentation.

[@mistabook]

Holy shit, Lex's natural ear for music is insanely impressive. As others have pointed out, the specific piece of music clearly influencing this is Pachelbel's Canon, the greatest hook ever written, freely plundered by hundreds of rock, pop, and even hip hop songs. What's crazy is I have loved this song since I was a teenager, 1,000 years ago, and even being a fan of spotting Pachelbel's Canon in popular music, I never realized this song was doing it until I saw Lex point it out JUST NOW.

[@bieituns]

Noel said he stole the beginning from John Lennons imagine

[@capstan50g]

This remains one of the greatest pop songs of all time. Great composition, thoughtful poetic lyrics, and the stickiest of melodies make it instantly relatable. Great reaction.

[@SohiniB-g9b]

Lol it's not pop. Pop, seriously? It's alt rock.

[@williamcartedge5583]

It's also Brit pop

[@jozefhatert6231]

Guys pop/rock doesn,t matter it,s a brilliant great song@@SohiniB-g9b

[@An1y]

You are right, we all Oasis fans are crazy about them, even after 13 years of their split. #madferit since 1995 ✌🏼

[@jonharper8963]

I still remember when everyone sang this after the bomb at the Ariana Grande concert. such a tragedy but made me proud to live in Manchester the way everyone came together, still brings a tear to my eye, remember the 22 and all the others who suffered and still do 🐝❤️

[@savsmiles3042]

What happened?

[@jonharper8963]

@@savsmiles3042 may 2017 an Islamist extremist detonated a bomb at the Manchester arena during an Ariana Grande concert. He killed 22 people, the youngest was 8 and hundreds of children and teenagers were injured - many life changing but to mention the psychological damage. Me and my friends had just finished our 1st year uni exams and were going on a night out then everything just went crazy, sirens everywhere, everyone was confused and the city Center just shut down. We found out about the bombing from a bouncer, one of my friends friends was at the concert and she had managed to escape, we got to her flat and spent all night comforting her, she was in bits. I think everyone knew someone who had been involved. The next day Manchester just came together, hotels put up survivors for free, taxi drivers didn’t charge fares for people trying to get back home, cafes gave free food and drink to the emergency services. Our uni (mmu) opened up the atrium for people affected or had been to the concert and provided counselling, I volunteered for what it was worth just to hug or be someone they could talk too. You couldn’t move at st Anne’s square as there was flowers everywhere and chalk so people could leave messages on the floor, then suddenly someone started singing this song and everyone joined in. You can probably see it on news clips on KZbin, just type don’t look back in anger Manchester or something like that, it’ll show. Turns out the bomber wasn’t a suicide bomber, his bomb went off prematurely and he died as well, still can’t decide whether that was justice or not…

[@savsmiles3042]

@@jonharper8963 that’s very sad and tragic and just shows what kind of evil there is in the world as well as the kindness in humanity. Why can’t you decide if that was justice or not? The bastard killed a bunch of innocent people including children! F him. He deserved it and at least everyone didn’t have to deal with a trial and sentencing and having taxpayers pay for him to live in jail. Was he a citizen?

[@jonharper8963]

@@savsmiles3042 I was more in the line of he got an easy way out and didn’t suffer but He died by his own bomb so I guess that is justice. But you are right about the humanity and kindness, it was wonderful to see and what everyone needed. I believe he was a citizen but an immigrant from Libya? Sorry, my knowledge is less on him. I believe his brother knew, didn’t tell anyone and then fled the country during the investigation but he was extradited and is in prison for life. They only lived down the road from where I am now, crazy

[@savsmiles3042]

@@jonharper8963 Wow, that is crazy! Growing up in the eighties and nineties listening to rock, new wave and alternative which were mostly English/British? bands, I forget sometimes how much more popular they must be over there

[@bieituns]

The subtle sound at the beginning is john Lennons imagine. Which is probably why he references starting a revolution from his bed like john and yoko did in a hotel room in Gibraltar.

[@THEDEEPDIVE]

an absolute pop rock masterpiece. Perfectly put together with the right amount of rock grit and soaring pop melodies.

[@rocketmunkey1]

You should watch the live version of Don't look back in anger, from the Argentina River plate 2009 gig, the audience response is epic and amazing ! and shows how Great music bridges languages and cultures !

[@SupersonicMan10000]

90’s Oasis live is epic!

[@ajs8873]

Amazing performance! Gives me goosebumps every time!

[@enochancient9931]

Some bands are just better live Nirvana oasis for sure

[@lizetteolsen3218]

I was gonna make the same suggestion! that video is just freaking amazing and I cannot even imagine what Noel Gallagher felt like having that audience singing English --this song to him.

[@billyboy9034]

Liam imediately looked back at Noel, and they began to brawl!! It was Epic Irony!!!

[@jameshenderson6715]

Oasis are absolute legends. Such a shame they weren't bigger in the US.

[@lukerodriguez7908]

My life's band. For me they have the best songs, and uncontable hits.

[@wyattatm6989]

Well they are bigger to me

[@bryceboone3434]

Hit this American. My wife and my first dance at our wedding was “wonderwall”

[@amymeagor]

Happy days🎉​@@bryceboone3434

[@juliabrink]

I was lucky enough to see Oasis twice in Seattle. I've always fookin' loved these boys.

[@ronparsons8786]

Oasis are legitimately and unquestionably great. They were absolutely huge at the time and rightfully so. You guys always seem to enjoy your reactions to them and if you haven't gotten them already you need to check out Champagne Supernova What's the Story Morning Glory Wonderwall Supersonic Not from their heyday but Lyla is also a fantastic song

[@maxis5650]

They already did Champagne Supernova and Wonderwall.

[@paulsmith2516]

No. They are not. They had ONE truly great album, no question but after that, absolute regurgitated garbage. And I was a huge fan of theirs at first, saw them live 3 times but after Definitely Maybe it was all downhill, FAST.

[@JumpinJackClash]

@@paulsmith2516 Hard disagree. (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? is one of the all-time great albums and Be Here Now was a cultural phenomenon despite its poor critical reception. Even into the 2000’s, when they were past their heyday, they still put out a lot of amazing songs like Songbird, Gas Panic!, I’m Outta Time, etc.

[@cathyharbaugh691]

Really like Supersonic

[@erlstone]

yep

[@EzraPeterson]

Ironically Oasis brothers Noel and Liam completely look back in anger with each other. Real bitter moments

[@paulg123]

Lex, being a lover of classical music myself, I am totally impressed by your ear. I'd highly recommend you listen to some of the greatest classical pieces (many are featured on KZbin). You'd be amazed how influential these pieces are in the music of today's genres. BTW, Pachelbel Canon in D Major is one of my favorites. IMO, most classical pieces completely surpass the crap that's being produced on computers today. Very impressive, Lex! 👍🏻

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Time for them to listen to Blues Traveler’s, Hook, now.

[@henrikibsen6258]

Yeah that was bloody sharp, noticing the classical background of those chords. I've heard it a hundred times and only just noticed.

[@dougman23]

It's classical as filtered through the Beatles, and George's love of stepping off half steps along the way

[@anthonyfuqua6988]

My favourite are Chopin's nocturnes.

[@bieituns]

Noel said he stole the beginning from John Lennons imagine.

[@scottbarker1039]

Don’t look back in anger works on many levels to many people, it’s an anthem that will get the crowd in a pub up and singing their hearts out with joy. On the other hand the crowd that gathered outside the Manchester arena in 2017 after the bombing of mostly children at an Ariana Grande concert sang this softly in memory to this poor lost souls. 😢❤❤❤

[@kJ922-h3j]

Oasis fans are pretty obsessive, especially in the U.K. they were a cultural phenomenon with how they acted and how funny and savage they were in interviews etc

[@anthonyfuqua6988]

Radiohead's music is better. They may not have the presonality of Oasis, but alot of that is drunkeness.

[@alexkerr5804]

@@anthonyfuqua6988 Radiohead are boring and have a lot of unmemorable songs

[@summbuddie9120]

@@alexkerr5804don’t talk out your arse

[@MrPek-fe9fp]

​@@alexkerr5804 Never heard anyone say they are boring 😮 Anything else but boring man 😂 not my fav but saying they are boring is like a stab in my heart

[@cathyharbaugh691]

One of my favorite albums is, What's the story Morning Glory which this song is off of,and I'm a big Oasis fan.I always remember that the 2 brothers were always fighting and didn't usually get along at all.And when they did the MTV Unplugged Noel took lead vocals and his brother Liam sat in the audience, 😆

[@sidviscous5959]

"Wonderwall" is a masterpiece.

[@Alpha_7227]

@@sidviscous5959 When the album came out I thought they were just Beatles rip offs, the drum patterns, chord progressions etc. Afterwards you reflect and think well, everyone borrows ideas from everyone - that's fine. The album today stands out as a classic definitely.

[@cathyharbaugh691]

@@sidviscous5959 I always loved Cast No Shadow

[@cathyharbaugh691]

@@Alpha_7227 I never thought that they sounded much like the Beatles, the vocals definitely don't.

[@Alpha_7227]

@@cathyharbaugh691 Not the vocals or harmonies but just the musical sensibilities is very much like Rubber Soul, Tomorrow never knows, Sgt Peppers era. Their psychadelic phase. Alot of bands from the early 90's were right into 60's stuff because after all like me they were all flower children of the time.

[@MickeyValenz]

I started drumming for a band in high-school (in the 90s) and we covered a lot of Oasis songs and a lot of classic rock. So I have fond memories of these older songs by them. Young friends getting into mischief and dreaming of becoming rock stars. Oasis has some great songs.

[@johnnie160]

That girl’s got Rock n Roll in her soul. She always spots stuff the guy doesn’t. And you can see the music moves her.

[@SpiteAndMalice]

As you guys always seem to enjoy Oasis you should try giving a listen to The Stone Roses at some point. There were/are another great Manchester band. Pretty much anything from their 1st album is a good starting point, though I'd recommend 'Sally Cinnamon' or 'I am the resurrection' as two cracking tunes which are also a bit different to one another.

[@ksb3654]

Love Spreads would also go down really well -

[@Jefwth1F]

I am the Resurrection. Fool's Gold.

[@Gskye78]

Made of Stone too

[@Jefwth1F]

If we're falling down a brit-pop rabbit hole, might as well suggest The Charlatans UK too

[@srodgers66]

@@Jefwth1F There's no such band as Charlatans UK

[@jffullum4325]

Love Oasis!!!! You can often hear the Beatles influence.

[@fredshred5194]

Yeah was gunna say that. Its got that Beatles way of song structure . Noel checked out the Beatles and thought well if it works for them . The band before Noel helped/joined little brother was going nowhere.

[@laudanum669]

Or as the Brothers said "We are bigger than the Beatles".

[@vertigo10yearsago25]

@@laudanum669 they are better , the Beatles are the most overrated band of all time

[@Javieer__]

@@vertigo10yearsago25 jesus...

[@lukerose384]

@@vertigo10yearsago25 they're literally the best selling artists of all time

[@BigToeify]

Classic pop melodies. When you hear them you go back to the start of popular music. Back to classical. Good ear Lex.

[@leedstown]

This song needs a video to get the full feeling

[@thetrickster1365]

You could play this at a funeral in England and even the vicar would sing along, and possibly the deceased.

[@steroberts]

Growing up in NW England in the 90s, Oasis were unavoidable! I was always more of a Suede fan, but there's no denying that this is an absolute banger!

[@lucasmills9959]

Man this song still gives me goosebumps. So damn good. Wish they never broke up

[@sidviscous5959]

"Gonna start a revolution from my bed." It's a reference to the Beatles" song "Revolution." Liam Gallagher wants to be John Lennon.

[@StevenNagle-e7g]

I remember watching a live video of Noel singing this in Argentina, and like many of the fans of the years, he actually started crying on stage while singing it. The perfect song. Strong lyrics, great structure, a solid beat, well sung and written in such a way that those of us who couldn't carry a tune in a bucket can bellow along to it. All you need is the beer!

[@matthewskinner1637]

As someone who worked on a pub bar for 3 years plus whenever oasis came on late in the evening on a Friday or Saturday night, wonder wall, don’t look back in anger. EVERYONE would sing along to the song, oasis is one of the bands that is imprinted on British peoples dna.

[@evanevenson1884]

I asked a girl to prom in high school and got rejected. It was right before the end of the school day. I went out to my car and this was the song that popped up on my playlist, it was just what I needed.

[@simonpoole2333]

The classical/subtle undertone is a straight lift from The Beatles.

[@stephanim2436]

Funny how that works huh

[@bieituns]

Close but not quite. Noel said he stole the beginning from John Lennons imagine.

[@Bekka_Noyb]

By far my fave Oasis song! Definitely Beatle-esque (even for them). Like the Lennon references/homages. ♥

[@oceaux2392]

People often lazily say "Oh, it's an Imagine rip-off", because of the piano intro (not that you are saying this, Bekka) The true story behind that is that Noel had the music written but was struggling for words. Someone gave him an old tape of a Lennon interview in which John says "People used to tell me I was a genius, now they tell me my brains have gone to my head"... Noel took that, paired it with the "Gonna start a revolution from by bed" line as another reference to Lennon, and then ADDED IN the piano intro as a little nod to those two lines in the song. If someone says "DLBIA is in Imagine ripoff" it makes me wonder 'Do they even listen to the rest of the song???'. Lots of people just love to hate Oasis though.

[@brettkenschaft4239]

VERY Beatle-esque! But what a great band to sound like!

[@Misled.Future]

another good songs by them are “live forever” and “dont go away” two beautiful songs!

[@penoyer79]

im pretty sure they did live forever

[@ericmaddox8516]

Also, Stop Crying Your Heart Out.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

While I love almost all the stuff Oasis put out, my favorite has to be Rock n Roll Star.

[@BrokenGodEnt]

There are countless songs I could recommend tbh. Talk Tonight, Some Might Say, Morning Glory, Cast No Shadow, Sad Song, Rockin Chair, The Masterplan, Slide Away, etc etc.

[@Kipperbob]

Yeah Lex it's got the exact same chord progression as Bob Marley's no woman no cry cause the first band I played in used to run this song straight into no woman no cry, funny story, Very first gig I ever played in a band as a drummer we played this song, had a female singer who said "next song is an Oasis song" then some drunk dude in the audience shouted "Wonderwall" an Oasis song we didn't know, our singer didn't miss a beat she said right back at him "don't look back ya Wanker" as we kicked off the song. Best comedy burn moment I've ever witnessed and the whole bar erupted with laughter and applause.

[@klauss1995]

Oasis - Don't go away

[@_bats_]

Oasis were on top of the world because of their brilliant combination of a couple of key factors: idiosyncratic/unmistakable vocals, huge arena rock vibes, and a fundamentally Beatles-esque sense of songwriting. People accuse them of ripping off the Beatles but that's entirely unfair; they clearly understood how the Beatles wrote music and wrote a lot of their own in the same vein but with their own quirks and sound.

[@jonnno243]

And for an Oasis song that blows the roof off, "Columbia"

[@mattj376]

Have been to Oasis concerts back in the day, this song is a big crowd sing along, great times

[@pdevine4652]

piano at the beginning of the song is inspired by john lennon's imagine

[@tonyplove]

This is my favorite Oasis song.

[@earthboundmother205]

Probably one of their best songs. They even have the Pachelbel Canon in there 🤩💯. It does remind me of Champagne Supernova a bit. Morning Glory is still my favorite by them. Liam and Noel are great performers

[@srodgers66]

It's their Magnum Opus. Imagine how that makes Liam feel.

[@mtbhelius]

I’d say for pure Liamness it’s gotta be Rockin Roll star ⭐️ I’m Sunshineeeee

[@sepulmattica7649]

Not an Oasis fan…yet, this is easily on my top 20 all time favorite songs…possibly in my top ten…

[@mneugent7658]

One of the greatest bands of all time. And Noel has one of the all time guitar tones. Basically make it super loud and control it in the mix. I love it.

[@BenOHara1978]

Summer 96'...Oasis, euro 96, classic tunes...probably the best year ever!

[@stubbzzz]

Right on Lex! Great Ear! You’re even recognizing chord progressions now.

[@robwright8649]

Oasis is my childhood growing up, defo a rabbit hole for you to go down....plus I literally said outside in shock he hasn't paused it yet, what's going on 😂

[@michaelwestbrook4952]

The use of orchestral instruments probably more of a Beatles influence

[@bieituns]

It's from John Lennons imagine. Noel said so himself is where he got the beginning from.

[@KP-xn7bq]

One of my all time favorite bands from the 90s. Seen them live multiple times (front row) and each time had a blast. Thanks for the reaction!!

[@GariClark]

One of the greatest anthems of all time. A classic.

[@Bee-28]

Wow, I absolutely agree, Lex does have a keen ear - I had to go back & listen to it again to hear it. And as I've said somewhere in another comment, you also have a very good voice, you really should consider exploring your musical abilities, Lex! Back to Oasis, all I can hear is the Beatles influence, and there again, your definition is spot on; Oasis took the Beatles sound and made it their own flavour.

[@lewishutchinson5764]

Your faces did not appreciate that drum solo drop. Gives me chills every time 😂👌

[@johndennison3140]

So much of the Beatles in this song you could of tucked away in the middle of the Abbey Road album with ease.

[@steve3291]

I was at University in Manchester when I came across Oasis. They are one of the music influences of my youth. I absolutely love this song, don't know why and that's what music should be like.

[@juanmauricioarrietalopez2395]

This song always relaxes me. It's perfect.

[@vernonviz]

This takes me back, working in Germany. All I can remember are great times and great people, Seven years of bliss

[@SupersonicMan10000]

Check out the song Fools Gold by the Stone Roses. They were a major influence to Oasis and to 90’s British rock music.

[@langelomisterioso8538]

Yes! Almost everything from the Stone Roses is worth listening to

[@MyBigMouth]

Mint Oreos is an absolutely perfect example for Oasis, given that they are from Manchester. The reason is that using the word "mint" to descibe something good is a very Mancunian phrase.

[@mollie3484]

That made me laugh.

[@sch4891]

what does 'mint' mean in manchester?

[@Luisaan145]

Trust me, no one involved in this thing has a degree! Just magic in the soul.

[@Music-tg5is]

'Oasis - Whatever' is probably the clearest example of Pachelbel - Canon In D Major influence in Oasis' catalogue.

[@Besaid06]

Haha...actually Noel lifted it from Monty Python's "How Sweet to be an Idiot".

[@Music-tg5is]

​@@Besaid06 Nice catch. I didn't realise that song was largely lifted from Neil Innes' (The Rutles) original recording. Which, itself is a clear example of Pachelbel - Canon In D Major influence, in the chorus, at least.

[@adz_b]

Their first 2 Albums are pure class, pure pure class. 👍🇬🇧

[@srodgers66]

Totally. The rest of them.....zzzzzzzzzz.

[@annicegrundy5307]

Iconic. Love love love

[@mikewood6071]

Definitely some Beatles and Mott the Hoople influences Oasis was a great band

[@KarlRose-k7v]

Lex, always the voice of reason.

[@kieran101a]

'Filling is different but the framework is the same'......couldn't have said it any better. Compliment to them and the inspiration. Well said.....

[@stevemarshall5266]

Hi guys, Lex you're right, the chord sequence is a take on Pachelbel's Canon in D. Lots of music is based on the sequence, 'Altogether now' by the Farm for example. Why, because it works and stimulates both sides of your musical brain at the same time. Love and peace from the UK.

[@bminturn]

That about sums it up. That's one reason why you can anticipate chord changes in most popular (western) music. It's popular for that reason.

[@erlstone]

interesting

[@yiepie]

From UK and never met anyone who dislikes Oasis's music even my kids who are in their teens occasionally play some Oasis on their amazon alexas

[@MrOasis316]

First 3 albums from this band is pure rock n roll excellence. 90s were banging

[@PuroSurPFM]

"Whats understood, dont need to explained" - Ancient YTBC Proverb. Spot on analysis Queen. Excellent Song...Shoutout to yall...Peace!!!

[@hazy5340]

Dont go crazy on the Mint Oreos.......... The band is English McCouch Gang........🦄🦄🦄

[@DeepInSound75]

You’ve opened a can of worms here. Checkout Rock N Roll Star by them for starters. Then there’s so many more with the likes of live forever, slide away, champagne supernova the list goes on. Loving ur channel guys. Big love from the U.K.

[@srodgers66]

Think they've already reacted to Champagne Supernova

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

Brad and Lex are ready for the most British song ever. Evidently Chickentown- John Cooper Clarke

[@BReNĐN-c6n]

90s Brit rock pop. Nice 👍🏻

[@BalbazaktheGreat]

Can't believe you guys have managed to avoid "Wonderwall" thus far; you couldn't turn on the radio back in the 90s without hearing that song. My personal favorite is "The Importance of Being Idle," though, so maybe check that out next. Edit: Pachelbel's Canon in D, not Beethoven...

[@matthewgroves6280]

You can hear the Beatles influence. They are sort of a 90's remodel of the Beatles. They are Manc's that wished they were Kopite. 🤣🤣🤣

[@jeremydorris6217]

Absolutely an amazing song!

[@JemMusic.]

For awhile there they were the biggest band in the world

[@lumpyfishgravy]

You don't have to be an Oasis fan to salute their greatness. They were the soundtrack of 1994-5. Perhaps because I'm a contrary git, my favourite track is She's Electric.

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

yes you do have to be a fan. any one who has good taste in music know they suck. and this was the only good album they produced. they spent 7 million in a recording studio and it was the worst thing any one ever heard.

[@bt9762]

@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 what you talking about they have 3 masterpiece albums which highly sold and are critically acclaimed definately maybe, what's the story and the masterplan are amazing albums be here now remastered without the overproduction is also superb

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

@@bt9762 crap.

[@jackthehat1093]

@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 Go on then. You must have amazing taste in music so what is your favourite band?

[@bwana-ma-coo-bah425]

@@jackthehat1093 Zappa!

[@davewilson9219]

This song is like Manchester’s anthem, it was sung everywhere after the Arena bombing in 2017.

[@alanokelly3581]

Yep it's Pachelbel's Cannon. You should see the video of Oasis playing in Argentina where this massive crowd sings along. Amazing.

[@bieituns]

More specifically it's John Lennons imagine at the start, from piano to guitar.

[@wolfie854]

Modern classic - great live audience participation song that gets everyone singing along and swaying to the beat.

[@MrSpikeMilligan]

You've got it.Oasis are the Mint Oreos of pop.

[@vladmoriendi]

Oasis. Very Beatle-esc in their sound

[@TripZ-DnB]

the memories I have as a kid hearings oasis growing up in the UK was the best year's by far!

[@gregscottfordemocracy]

Musical perfection

[@scottNNJ]

I had a fraternity brother who was OBSESSED with this band at their height of popularity. Lex, you’re right about how their fans felt. (Not sure how he felt about Mint Oreos though).

[@JoshB21]

Could play this anywhere in the UK and a crowd will gather and sing it, live versions are incredible

[@dbrooks76]

You should check out Supergrass and Blur, and Paul Whellers Changingman, from same time frame of mid 90s. It was known as Britpop

[@jjd1799]

The Beatles of our Generation. Im from the UK and can assure you this is a Anthem over here

[@canadianhienz57]

This was a classic as soon as it was released. So happy to see you experience this song for the first time 😊

[@marcus_ohreallyus]

The soloing all through- out the song is just smooth.

[@gwalia2112]

Great observation. Oasis are massive fans of The Beetles and have been heavily and openly inspired by them. A lot of The Beetles sound has been filtered right through music for 50 years now so has a "classic" sound, they themselves were inspired by classical music. Oasis were huge, really huge here in Britain, if they reformed.. man.... They'd conquer the country instantly. :)

[@brendanoconnor3128]

The Beatles...

[@OtakuMainer]

This would make the soundtrack of my childhood, singing this with my buddies at parties, good times.

[@barneyt289]

So many times had this as the end of the night song in a club, everyone drunk singing.

[@garyfrew5569]

And if you dont live on the moon 😅 they are back together now

[@timcliffsmith]

One of the anthems of the 90s. At least in the UK.

[@okirrama3587]

Yup, they sounds like the Beatles

[@chrisnorman1902]

To me this song is about not looking back at things in anger

[@davidmalone3317]

There is a great live performance of this by Noel Gallagher at River Plate where the audience sings the song word for word after Noel invites them to sing the chorus.

[@bminturn]

I never got into Oasis as a big fan, but they did release a lot of good music. Their live shows (only watched here and there on video) looked pretty amazing too. One of the biggest strong points in their music is that just about all of their songs were great songs to play live.

[@SupersonicMan10000]

Oasis live is amazing! So sad I never got to see them live. At least I can see their solo acts.

[@johnkinsela77]

I had to listen to Pachelbel's Canon in D to fully understand, and yes I started singing the chorus to Don't look back in anger. It fits, and I never realized how much their production was so classical until you pointed it out. Thank you😀