Drummer reacts to "Slide Away" (Live) by Oasis

[@L33Reacts]

Make sure to leave another Oasis track for me to do next week! I'd appreciate it. This was such a great song.

[@IntoTheWhite04]

@@L33Reacts Listen Up. It's a b side off a single from the first album. I forget which.

[@richardbeaton7324]

Oasis - Turn up the sun live in Manchester ;) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqHXpWhmoqiaaaM

[@scottcoles6873]

Cigarettes and Alcohol is class If you can get live at Wembley 2000 you’re in for a treat

[@IntoTheWhite04]

@@scottcoles6873 haha .. live at wembley 2000 is possibly their worst ever gig. Was an embarrassment

[@andyfowler7810]

live forever,go let it out, lyla, supersonic all good tracks , love the video

[@BelfastManUtdTherapy]

Oasis single handedly revigorated the english guitar scene. millions of kids learned guitar and drums and bass because of oasis.

[@scottcoles6873]

The second “NOW THAT YOU’RE MINE” at 5:50 gets me every single time 😮‍💨😮‍💨😮‍💨

[@dantastic6262]

Same! Always did

[@MassiveCatLittleLegs]

Me too. I always felt it's the exact moment they peaked.

[@euanmalcolm1981]

Same, thought it was just me 😂

[@mickeypitty3680]

i think the reason everyone loves oasis is bc they're all sing along and they touch peoples feeling in a bit of a nostalgic way. Even for you whose never listened to oasis they touched that nostalgia bone and its strange. i think its partly where they bring everyone together and it makes u think of being young with all ur friends around or having ur family together for Christmas and everyone being happy and enjoying the moment you know. I think that's something special

[@mrheem44]

you are right. there's just something they do that does it that I cant explain

[@ianrose56]

Sooooo many great tunes in the oasis back catalogue. The first two albums were the ones mind you.!! Rock and roll star, wonderwalll. Crazy old skool days.🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧😁🤙👍❤️🇺🇲👌

[@jameshenderson6715]

Love seeing people on their own oasis journey.. especially when it's people like you who seem so down to earth and genuine. Enjoy brotha!

[@L33Reacts]

I appreciate that, James. Thank you for the kind words. They elicit a feeling that is very hard to describe but I think everyone who listens to them agrees…

[@MrBillyboyroge]

Columbia - Live by the Sea, Cliffs Pavilion, Southend 1995 Has everything you seem to enjoy. Great drums, harmonies and loud simple power chords. The performance is with the original drummer before he was sacked. Any song from that show is worth checking out

[@gadyshnik]

Yeah Columbia is one of their most amazing songs, also Bring it on Down and the best live version of it from the same gig if i'm not mistaken

[@BcafcBH]

That whole live performance needs to be reacted to, for me the absolute peak of their powers

[@Liamnesque]

Greatest band in the world then, now, and forevermore

[@oasis4185]

Oasis were the 90s. They changed everything in guitar music and even the haters of them, cannot deny it.

[@charliegeorge9393]

Alan White's older brother is Steve who was the Drummer in The Style Council and Paul Weller - regarded as may'be the best British Drummer of his generation.

[@auzzieamerican]

Album version of Slide Away deserves a listen too.

[@IntoTheWhite04]

Vastly superior to this . I was there, you could barely hear the band because of the crowd singing

[@runningsuperska]

I taped this gig off Radio 1 and made tapes for all my mates. Good memories.

[@bigjapi1]

I love many of their songs, which capture that nostalgic 10ager feeling that you mentioned, but there is one in particular that I love, and it is "Whatever"

[@dorkbrandon4422]

Just get on the bus and cause no fuss

[@artspooner]

When I was a junior doctor finishing a run of several 14 hour night shifts, ‘I’m freeeee, to be whatever I, whatever I choose…’ would always ring out in my head as I walked out the hospital.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Good stuff. That’s had a great sound

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

My 30's and 40's best years of my life!!!!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼😎

[@jenscee7679]

This era Oasis were concussively loud live. I thought my skeleton was going to shatter.

[@aydolnunguna7612]

Oasis songs store so many good memories to remember in the future.

[@stanncie]

I'm so glad you are doing more Oasis! Yes their songs always sound youthful and uplifting. At their peak they were unbelievable live. There was such an energy at their concerts and the brothers constant tension I actually believe contributed to their aura.

[@nicklittle8909]

Oasis are the most importantly band of my life. For kids in the 90s we were lucky to have a lot of great bands but these were the top. The songs, attitude. From 94-96 they were unstoppable. Do I am The Walrus from 94 or 95. I’d suggest the Live By The Sea as one good one. They have tons of banging B Sides too, best B Side band ever

[@markwade2530]

To add to others' recommendations on here I'll say The Masterplan , Little By Little & as someone already suggested Live Forever!

[@deanbarclay7057]

The masterplan is a must

[@emmafrench7219]

I'm so glad you have done more Oasis. I find their music hypnotic to me. Not the traditional hypnotic "trance" , but it helps take my mind to a good place. From what I've heard you mention you seem very similar with your experiences to mine. It's bloody difficult and it's horrible but be kind to yourself and all you can do is your best. As you obviously know music helps a LOT. When my mind takes me back to "old" places and feelings I just listen to loads of different types of music to help. My poor son now knows that it means that at that moment in time my brain is feeling a bit fucked and I need music to help adjust it. Better than doing what I would have done in the past. Sorry for going on. I could say much more but don't worry, I won't 😊. BUT ....please, please don't go thinking that you are oldish at 30!! Love it and embrace it because you will look back in years to come and think, "oh my god! I was SO young then and didn't realise at the time. Cheerio you "youngster".✌🇬🇧

[@corawheeler9355]

I enjoyed the live performance ... nice

[@sb6482]

Alan White is brother of Steve White, very accomplished drummer in the UK scene played with Paul weller

[@gabriel.rs1]

steve played in oasis in USA tour in 2001 when alan got injuried.

[@dekk640]

If it's Oasis it simply has to be Rock and Roll Star!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@betacall9634]

Now watch Noel’s acoustic version in Chicago in ‘98. It’s other worldly. One of the most incredible solo acoustic performances ever.

[@relevantbrother8964]

When i was running a gym, norrmally we would put on the normal high energy stuff..so one day i put on the Oasis song "What's the story Morning Glory" and a little later a line of people lined up outside my office waiting to know what the song was. Theu had never heard anything as good as that! The secret to Oasis wall of sound is Bonehead's guitar playing. It gives them that huge sound. You will love Gas Panic, Roll it over ,Morning Glory,I am the Walrus cover,My Generation cover,Acquiesce,etc,etc ,etc .

[@PeterPauls]

Fade In-Out GMEX 97' is a must have.

[@domb7377]

5:48 NOW THAT YOUR’E MIIIIINEEEAAAAAA

[@oasisraider]

Congrats on your discovery of Oasis you have miles to go before you sleep". They are my favorite and you have hours and hours ahead of you. Have fun with it.

[@910salmar]

Yes , Oasis “Rock n Roll Star is great!

[@910salmar]

Gotta do Live Forever” n I’m the walrus , Shakermaker, Stop crying your heart out”

[@callum5915]

Oasis - Headshrinker (Live by the sea 1995) if you want punk rock. Live Forever at Maine Road 1996 (2nd night) if you want iconic. And the best live version of I Am The Walrus is at Earls Court in 1995 without a doubt. Liam's voice is out of this world.

[@lorenzoFCIM1908]

Rock and Roll Star live at the brits for some real crispy drumming

[@richardbeaton7324]

Check out their interviews / funny moments.

[@mickeypitty3680]

Listen to half the world away listen up morning glory

[@andyfowler7810]

knebworth held 125k for 2 nights and it was a concert not a festival and where the biggest gigs ever in the uk at the time! the video was great mate

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

WONDERWALL 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 ( biggest hit) STOP CRYING YOUR EYES OUT LIVE FOREVER STAND BY ME MORNING GLORY ROCK 'N' ROLL STAR 😎😎😎❤❤❤😎😎😎❤❤❤😎😎😎❤❤❤ DON'T GO AWAY D' YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN? 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@trevorcook4439]

Oasis sums up (as a general rule of thumb) why I enjoy UK bands over US bands. The swagger for one. Also it’s the spacing and phrasing, pauses in vocals. What they don’t play, less is more. Not banging in your face drums with a fill every two seconds and a melodic guitar solo rather than a million notes a minute. Just my opinion. Music is subjective.

[@smike2626]

Decent oasis drumming song. Rock n roll star jools Holland oasis special from 2000 make sure to get the 5 min video

[@willfromyadkinville]

f-yeah!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@digdew]

You really should do a reaction to their I Am The Walrus cover, the Knebworth one is great but my favourite is the version at Earls Court

[@mark.flemdog]

Rock n Roll Star, Masterplan & Aqueous are all good

[@rocom]

There is a great solo acoustic live version of this Noel did in Chicago I think in 1998

[@nicklittle8909]

Yeah, Columbia. So good

[@BobGnarley.]

Liam was such a phenomenal vocalist. Shame they wasted their best years fighting now lol. Still cool to see them have another pop at it

[@LambriniSupernova]

Great reaction, check out Live Forever at Maine Road 96

[@jdbhoy88]

If you can react to Oasis 2nd night at Maine Road in Manchester 1996 when they open with Swamp Song quickly followed by Acquiesce it is legendary

[@mickell241]

next up..... rock n roll star or columbia

[@AceAnnie1-7]

Yes, they’d be my choices too 👍

[@craigfishburn7525]

Then acquiesce live at maine road 😎😎👍👌

[@mickell241]

@@AceAnnie1-7 great tunes!! !

[@Ngjack90]

Highly recommend checking out Live Forever (Live at Maine Road ) ...BIBLICAL !!!

[@mickeypitty3680]

sorry to hear about ur friends man

[@Tim1999]

Live Forever at Maine Road or Ciggerrettes and Alcohol at Wembley.🎉

[@Hoddleandwaddlelegend]

Have you done the stone roses you'll enjoy them

[@HisDudeness316]

That's rock n roll, mister. Try Fade In/Out, Manchester GMEX, 1997.

[@alambyant]

It’s Rock n Roll. It’s part of your culture and it’s in your DNA. It’s your birth right as a White Western man. That’s why it made you feel that way.

[@emmetlynch14]

Great reaction mate Re the harmonies - it’s a siblings thing. Just sounds better with siblings. Oasis are the best btw, you’ll have to do a deep dive

[@dennispottie1893]

Acquiesce, Great song. B-side! If you do Live Forever live make sure there is a screen behind them. You won't regret it.

[@mickell241]

agree, very good tune!

[@callum5915]

2.5 million people applied for tickets for these gigs (4% of the population). 250,000 over two nights but could have done 10. Liam still only 23 here.

[@domb7377]

7:20 WHAT FORRRRRR

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

Liam has to have mike high in order to get his sound...stretches his neck...works!!!🎤🎤🎤🎤

[@ilovefacebookandebay]

Like others have said the version of this that's on Definitely Maybe is so much better. Liam doesn't bother trying to hit the high notes in this version.

[@NehemiahEdwina-y4r]

Schowalter Village

[@Lemmingadventures]

You also should do Cigarettes and Alcohol off of Definitely Maybe album.

[@sb6482]

A different Alan White drummed on Imagine album

[@superpony4865]

Do The Masterplan next

[@sagan666]

Do "Bring it on Down" for some Punk Oasis.

[@AceAnnie1-7]

They’re not the best musicians, Liam’s voice isn’t the best, the songs are quite simple, so why do they make me smile so much? There’s just something about them that I like. I completely agree with you about that “feeling”…Must be my Manchester roots! 😊

[@relevantbrother8964]

Because they had the best songwriter and vocalist of their generation.

[@callum5915]

Liam's voice from 1992-1997 was untouchable in my opinion, he just never looked after it. Ridiciously powerful live every single gig.

[@dorkbrandon4422]

Being rough around the edge is what made them so loved

[@AceAnnie1-7]

@@dorkbrandon4422 yes 👍

[@WillieKyle-o5p]

Frankie Road

[@NisGaarde]

Alan White's a great drummer. But his live back beat was always little soft to me. They really should get Zak Starkey back for the reunion. Just a bit more rock'n'roll sounding. More precise. Less busy.

[@thomascalder8296]

If you like oasis and your a drummer you got to take a look at the stones roses and remni on the drums Thank me later

[@GoldKristin-k8s]

Elwyn Mews

[@WilliamCargo-q7r]

Gusikowski Plain

[@charliegeorge9393]

McGuigan is pronounced Mcgwigan.

[@luqqhasan6953]

Cigarettes and alcohol should be next bro

[@JohnLedger-g4i]

There’s a very strong Beatles influence with Oasis - personally I just don’t think they pull it off. They made their name more on feuding. I don’t understand this demand for tickets for the reunion - they probably won’t turn up but when you’ve got expensive divorces to pay I suppose they might

[@dorkbrandon4422]

I've heard every beatles album in one day and it bored the crap out me, Oasis for me all the way

[@IntoTheWhite04]

If that's the Sunday at Knebworth I was there... They were crap live that night. They have never been that good live tbh. They're no genesis where the opposite is true.

[@jonathanmarkham1998]

I’m surprised reading this. How did this jot translate to when you were actually there? Knebworth is always the shows Oasis fans will hold up as their peak.

[@IntoTheWhite04]

@@jonathanmarkham1998 the sound on this video you have to remember is hugely cleaned up and from the mixing desk. The sound in the crowd was very ropey. Vocals kept going quiet and they were pretty tinny. Also the singing from the crowd frequently drowned out the band. I was 1 back from the second barrier.

[@jonathanmarkham1998]

@@IntoTheWhite04 That’s totally fair. Still imagine it would’ve been a spectacle but I take your point. Shame we don’t have more first person records of the gigs.

[@IntoTheWhite04]

@@jonathanmarkham1998 i mean at the time it was amazing. I was 17 and it was my first time seeing them. I didn't let the minus points ruin it. But looking back having gone to hundreds of gigs since I can take off the rose tinted specs and be objective. Took so long for this footage to come out as well and its a great surprise and very nostalgic. Gigs were great when nobody had mobile phones out recording it.. I remember it went out live on radio one and they cut the broadcast when they played new tracks It's Getting Better Man and My Big Mouth. A year later me and a mate, being sad losers, went up to London and knocked on their doors and had pictures and autographs. Liam was quality and Noel wasnt too bad either. Went to a cast gig at Brixton academy later that evening and Liam came out and sat at the front of the stage.

[@MrBillyboyroge]

@@IntoTheWhite04 interesting to hear about someone else’s first hand experience. I was inside the 2nd ‘mosh pit’ about halfway from the back of the first ‘mosh pit’ Can’t recall any issues with the sound to be honest from where I was standing. Did recall complaints from people towards the back saying they couldn’t see the band on stage due to the stage being at the bottom of a sloped field The biggest issue for me was the 4 and half hours it took to get out of the Knebworth car exit 😅

[@markferrett700]

I fucking hate Oasis....guitar band..... don't make me laugh.

[@ruks-yl4ut]

do you have long hair all over or just on one side? whats goin on with that? makes you look gay and if you are then well played, its the look for you

[@L33Reacts]

It’s actually a wig!