Oasis - 'Return To Rockfield' [(What's The Story) Morning Glory? 25th Anniversary Inter...

[@Snekcneh12]

“Liam’s voice is fokking on another level on that record” is probably the closest we’ve ever been to an Oasis reunion in years.

[@SergioArana]

Esa es una observación muy certera. Ojalá así sea, y se junten otra vez. Saludos.

[@azariathenerd6408]

Yup

[@pilot1226]

Brilliant

[@bigdave7021]

Literally

[@TheRealLange21]

I perked up like a puppy when I heard that

[@thomaslee4467]

“Maybe we will back one day...” We are all waiting for it

[@Snekcneh12]

Mister Sifter nah they will be back one day, their egos are just to big to never play knebsworth again lol

[@fernandoplaza1377]

Liam has no problem doing a band meeting

[@CraigDavies.]

@@Snekcneh12 6 nights at least

[@luxi1216]

I don’t think he meant Oasis

[@strawberryfieldsforever4219]

Definitely Maybe

[@official-greeny4864]

‘I love the 90s, why did we have to get old’ hit hard

[@eoinyessesmaguire1636]

I hear that

[@Kevinksk92]

amen brother

[@StefC10]

"That was our moment" ... You never realise you're in the golden days, you only realise after the golden days are over. What an album!

[@TheLostHistoryChannelTKTC]

MY Son is 13 and he is discovering all my Oasis stuff, picking up the Guitar and asking me "dad, if Oasis get back together can we go and see them" - I think he is dying to experience an Oasis Gig, All his life he has listened to me banging on about following them on tour, It has to be done!! Still Fu**n mad fer it in 2020. 🍻⚡❤🍀

[@anthonywhite4500]

Which line up? 🤔

[@zolfodor4835]

Got 2 lads aged 15 & 22,both play guitar & love music,i saw oasis quite a few times in the 90,s & tell em stories about those days,best fucking times ever,what a time to be alive,fucking loved it.

[@BenScatty]

If not just go to an LG gig, great tunes with the majority oasis tracks, i went in 2019 was ace.

[@TheLostHistoryChannelTKTC]

@@anthonywhite4500 Do they still talk with Tony Mc? Bonehead is looking good, goatee n all 👍🍻

[@TheLostHistoryChannelTKTC]

@@zolfodor4835 Saw them at Loch Lomond, Manchester Cricket Ground, T-In the park 94 and 2002, list goes on and on, best times of my life too mate.

[@dannyh5937]

While watching this I'm no longer a 38 year old, I'm a 13 year old teenager listening to this cassette over and over again in my childhood bedroom. What an amazing time for music and the beginning of a carefree, happy time in my life that Oasis was the soundtrack of. The band and album that taught me about life, love and defined being cool. Magical memories. I hope other people are going through the same emotions that I am right now while watching this.

[@K.e.a.r.a.]

I wish I was alive then, theres nothing that I love more than sitting in my room listening to Oasis or 80s music. This album came out 9 years before I was born but it's miles better than the crap everyone listens to today 😔

[@thebitchywitch985]

I'm 41 and this transported me back to sitting in my college dorms. If you dont know every single word to every single song by oasis of this time, then you never really lived the 90's and the biggest arguement between anyone you met was.......oasis or blur!!! 😂😂😂

[@erikalynn1981]

Yes! I'll be 39 in November. God, I'm old lol

[@theaussieburwoodboy9943]

@@K.e.a.r.a. Good for you.....keep rock n roll alive......we need another uprising.....

[@steveash9364]

38 and agree so much, it made me play guitar and the drums , when I listen now it's like I'm young again in my head

[@jennifershelley6938]

I wish Liam would have been involved, but I could listen to Noel talk all day about nothing. He's so interesting and entertaining to listen to - AND Liam is too. Would be great to see Liam and Noel make amends with each other and get along as brothers as they once did. That's more important than any Oasis reunion.

[@markythompson]

Yawn

[@MedalionDS9]

@Joey Mancini And he also spoke briefly about the falling out with the band and Liam twice in this vid

[@Queen_-gg5jn]

Same here. Didn't enjoy it. Felt so wrong because liam hasn't even been asked to be involved :-( .... Nor the other band members

[@jennifershelley6938]

@Joey Mancini Yes! I did love to see that.

[@jennifershelley6938]

@@markythompson I'll see your "yawn" and raise you an "eyeroll". Sweet dreams :)

[@79casual]

1995 the year I left school, straight into work and on £65 a week, and I was out every night in the boozer we the lads and under age haha. oasis on the jukebox, rockin the Adidas firebird tracky top, Levi’s Bedford cords, and gazelles, great fuckin days, not a care in the world. What I’d give to go back to them days, just the best. Memories that will live with me forever

[@BurtonRdForever]

Put my light blue gazelles in the washer pissed out of my head and they went crispy!! Gutted!! Got my first Stone Island coat in 95. From Manchester and now I live on the next street down from Boneheads gaff where the Definitely Maybe album cover was shot in West Didsbury. Shakermaker video was filmed in the communal back garden!! Got to say I prefer the Roses and The Smiths tbh. Cant beat those 90s days lad...

[@79casual]

Burton Rd Forever 1977 yep massive roses fan, shame I missed the Madchester era, but thank fuck I had Brit pop. Great story man 👍🏻, I also had the sky blue gazelles, mind you I had a lot of trainers back then. Music clothes footy in that order.

[@AyoGrog]

@@79casual There is still plenty of that going on now. I'm pretty much experiencing the same at work going boozing with fucking mint music 18 years old.

[@mondeano2602]

Oh the days

[@andy.8455]

I was 16 and looked 13 my pint musta looked massive in my hand lol I remember being stood there pint in one hand joint in the other the landlord came up to me an said oi giz a drag on that joint hahaha I was shaking like a mfer RIP Charlie the best landlord ever. He used to throw a blanket over you if you'd had too much...

[@juliancaesar4575]

Oasis reminds me of a time when the world wasn’t so fucked up, so for that I’ll always love them

[@iggypopisgod9]

Depending on where you are, the world is usually a mess to some degree

[@herceg6772]

So true!

[@DoomTownGrafx]

The world was actually pretty fucked up at that time too. You probably don't remember that everyone seemed miserable and depressed for some reason, and all the music was depressing and people were overdosing. Suddenly there was Oasis and people were like finally a positive rock and roll band.

[@lucasm3879]

@@DoomTownGrafx Are you American by any chance? You seem to be referring to the early 90's US grunge scene. In the UK, the culture in the early 90's was totally different to the US. Nirvana were popular with rock fans in the UK, but the overall mood in the UK music scene was fun and positive, as a result of the acid house and rave scene which exploded at the end of the 80's. Noel was a part of that scene himself before Oasis. Even though Oasis didn't contain any obvious dance music influences, it crossed over into the mood of his songwriting.

[@DoomTownGrafx]

@@lucasm3879 Yes I'm in the US. The Grunge scene was born out of a culture of miserable nihilistic people in the Pacific Northwest. It's their miserable kids that are now rioting and whining today.

[@DavidBrackett385]

I’m 42 from America and this video brought me to tears. My youth was shaped by this album and the band. Thank you for the incredible memories and magical music. I’ll never ever ever ever forget it all.

[@treywells6579]

I'm 41 from America and am right there with you on all of what you said. #MadFerIt

[@byronchannells4517]

I'm 43 from Australia, feel the same way mate! Amazing band

[@rosamartinez9242]

I am from Spain, 36 year old girl, I feel exactly the same. Hoping for a comeback someday.

[@rbstc123]

42. Same.

[@galetinm]

41. Same.

[@graytoby1]

Great documentry about Noel Gallagher examining old couches and tables and asking "if it's still the same" 10/10

[@lassereden7785]

Haha great!

[@leewallace3455]

And also saying 'No way' to everything

[@RockBassTv]

yeah, or was that room yellow, wasn't it...

[@droidmansky7354]

I especially love the bit were he gives no credit to anyone else in the band...

[@supercarrera81]

You and I think alike....I noticed he hasn’t really expanded his vocabulary either...

[@anjosixtyeight2773]

Respect to Noel for saying great vocalist, great front man.

[@JB-fd6gr]

This album is history for our generation. There was a feeling of romantic pragmatism. Yeah, life is tough, but there's beauty daily. Oasis captured that feeling. So grateful to Noel, Liam, Bonehead, Guigsy, & Alan White. You guys did it... it's a phenomenal album. Lots of love to your family & friends.

[@isaiahcoe6532]

Very well put

[@codrinmurariu2420]

...and Tony McCaroll. ;)

[@vita1ogy.]

@@codrinmurariu2420 Tony's on one fucking song.

[@shredder9536]

@@vita1ogy. and he's on the band's lead single from the album and their first no.1 hit

[@aset317]

Sound engineers really are the unsung heroes of album recording.

[@jsp5717]

And that is the absolute fokkin' truth, mate.

[@mattiemclean9882]

@@jsp5717 You know it!

[@radioguy1667]

I've always thought the audio quality was terrible. I really think that the brickwalling is holding it back, but the songs are just so darn good that I don't really care when I listen to it. The layers of guitar sound so large.

[@turbodistortionirmc]

@@radioguy1667 absolutely agree

[@unclejim9692]

Imo the mixing and the sound quality on this record is pretty crap

[@mattdolby1]

This wasn't just an album.. It was a movement. It was some off the best few years of music.. Thankyou for the memories noel.

[@mollyturner885]

i’m 15 and wasn’t old enough to see them when they were together so things like these make my heart melt. i love them so much

[@joeowen2340]

I'm 15 I love them so much aswell 🎸🎸🎸✌✌✌

[@TylerP-rs4lk]

Im 17 and I’ve just discovered them about a month ago. I would of killed to see them live singing don’t look back in anger or live forever.

[@joshhunt4146]

It was fantastic lads! One of the best gigs Iv been to was an oasis gig

[@nawaal164]

Wish I were alive when they were big, I’m 17 nice to know other people my age also like them

[@MrBillyboyroge]

Molly Turner I’m 43 and first saw them at Knebworth in 1996 Was a great time to be alive

[@comingupforeire7050]

I was 14 when morning glory came out, I nicked the tape cassette from my older sister, changed my life

[@utkarsh_Shrivastava]

I wasn't even born

[@arron-]

Utkarsh Shrivastava me neither 😭😭

[@nitins7383]

@@utkarsh_Shrivastava where are you from bro?

[@nitins7383]

Even I wasn't born back then :(

[@utkarsh_Shrivastava]

@@nitins7383 India

[@jamesroyle6888]

One of those albums that could be released tomorrow and still sound fresh. Greatest record in my lifetime.

[@mikewoollard667]

I'm 45 and man those times were the best of my life,90s were incredible

[@Fiorellandia]

That album is the reason why I learnt English, now I’m an English as a second language techer so I guess you could say it changed my life.

[@hgwells1899]

Those who can, do. Them that can't, tech

[@davefilms345]

I'm so glad I was born in the 70s to appreciate seeing oasis and not to able to say I was to young or I wasn't born. I was 18 when oasis hit it big. Oasis for me are what the beatles were to my parents. There won't ever be a rock n roll band like oasis again, well not for a very long time anyway.

[@markshort8745]

Glad i was born 50s was able to have liam with me on my 40th crackin bloke ..recorded 5 mins from my house ..he took my son and lads back to studio ..and happy harry didnt like it ... also stone roses and mondays were here ..great times

[@The_AndroidSentByCyberlife]

Just you wait, Change comin'

[@michaelbrindley3487]

@@The_AndroidSentByCyberlife well I'm 18 mate fuckign hope my music could do sumert about it haha

[@michaelbrindley3487]

@@The_AndroidSentByCyberlife only got covers atm on KZbin but I have a few Instagram videos and one original need to out it on here Haha but my phone si fucked so using a tablet

[@evertonporter7887]

The last great rock n roll band...

[@hayleysmith8494]

25 years later and still as cool as ever, legend

[@Johnboysmudge]

I really count my lucky stars that I was a teen-ager in the 90's - we didn't know how bloody amazingly jammily good we had it! 😊

[@spookfuls_]

It's just so upsetting Liam isn't a part of this. They could have easily flown him on a separate day - or done interviews with him in a separate place. The rest of the band would have been just as interesting to hear from even if they weren't involved in the writing or production process.

[@samedhaarora7048]

I think Noel controls major Oasis PR I guess that's why

[@theplourde]

Same goes for the rest of the band. Where’s Guigsy and Bonehead? Alan White? They probably could have asked fucking Tony McCarroll. Honestly Liam was probably shitfaced for most of it. But Noel is right - his voice kind of MADE the record

[@marsimus13]

do you imagine Liam having to remember what happened when the songs where recorded and talking about it?? nah please, i love the man but this is not a thing he could sit through and make it interesting

[@samedhaarora7048]

Tbh Liam was just an instrumentalist with his vocals, he had very creative input. Now how he would comment on the songs? He wouldn't even know key he'd be singing in

[@Gbonejohn1974]

liam used to just turn up and sing (albeit phenomenally) whatever Noel wrote down ...Noel as arseholeish as he can be did all the major work in every aspect of Oasis from writing ,arranging,helping to produce ,organising the bands entire output really

[@andrew6978]

Oasis inspired 100,000s of young kids to learn guitar in the 90s, including me. Sign of of a truly great band.

[@SuperWonderwall1]

Here me

[@GallahersGreen]

Yup. It inspired us, here's one of our songs inspired by Noely G :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/boumc4KXpJljgdk

[@EarlyRomanKing]

They certainly inspired plenty of shite

[@andrew6978]

@@EarlyRomanKing Name a band that didn't inspire a load of shite.

[@gamebuildcolor1673]

@@andrew6978nickleback

[@tonysalvador8023]

Oasis is and will be Noel and Liam / Liam and Noel, not only Noel.

[@alejandroescobar1438]

Liam Noel and Bonehead*

[@maximusferdinand2058]

Alejandro Escobar spot on

[@ukspeedy1048]

All liam did was sing and be a soft lad. Noel in realism did 90% of the work. But without liam it aint oasis still, but he did fuck all like

[@summers7468]

Who's Liam?

[@MrSmid888]

Bonehead Whitey and Guigsy are *OASIS*

[@lassereden7785]

Was 9 years old when that came out. My dad used to come home from work and he'll put on The Kinks, Tom Petty, Ian Hunter, The Who and the obvious bands. One day he came home, sat me on the couch, put me headphones on, put on What's The Story Morning Glory and life never was the same from that moment on. I demanded him to repeat Morning Glory dozens of times. Couldn't figure out who was Liam or Noel. He told me they where brothers which made it even more special. Christmas that year There And Then came out and we watched it on VHS on christmas eve. Never heard of live comcerts or seen one. So having my first proper headphone full album experience with WTSMG and my first live concert experience with this band. That gave me a lot of positivety and a bright outlook on life. Thank you dad. Must have been blessed. Greetings from germany. Ps. And thanks fo all bandmembers and everyone involved!

[@robsol123]

This is a great story that meant a lot to me talking about the album and the there and then video, thank you for sharing x

[@dippadaws]

Your Dad sounds a legend!

[@swedejohanson7739]

He ain’t lying though. That album is a masterpiece. Came out when I was senior in high school. Still listen to it all the time

[@smokesgtp]

Regularly listen to it

[@keithneil4464]

12 days to do an album? with most of the songs not even written before they arrived to the studio. lying bast**d. impossible. Oasis were just performers, nothing they created themselves.

[@kiwi2482]

My dad introduced me to oasis a few years ago and honestly the music just makes you feel some type of way like a euphoric feeling, this song is what got me through my teen years, legends indeed ☺️

[@_Just_Some1]

What song?

[@Danny-sd5vm]

If you ever have children please do the same for them.

[@antonyblake2892]

Noel finds his guitar that he played the most famous oasis songs on Noel: “that’s gonna be worth tens of pounds” 🤣🤣

[@bhamacuk]

Hilarious!

[@completestonerose]

No way there’s someone with an almost identical name to me who’s a Tim and an Oasis fan... 🤯

[@jezlanejl]

Notice that was cut, at the end he said "I gave it to you when i was high did i?" He Obviously asked how come they had it, and probably wanted it back.

[@TheHarrip]

He said that Shi to make it worth money for the guy. He can't remember. Top lad move imo

[@mancsy3262]

@@TheHarrip I thought it devalued it because he couldn't remember giving it him 😅😅

[@neilhogg1219]

Growing up when people said oh a certain album changed my life I was like shut up .. then (what’s the story ) morning glory came out and I get it cos that album changed my life . Sent my oasis obsession sky rocketing which changed the way I dressed , changed the bands I listened to , made me pick up a guitar . It will forever be my favourite album . Every song has a memory attached 👊🏻

[@honeyclark815]

When the lovely old gentlemen said to noel "youre a good man" i burst into tears. Noels lyrics and music has shaped who i am, i feel so much comfort in his music. I know he may have unpopular and outlandish opinions but to me he will always be the chief, he will always be a good man.

[@damarisgonzalezzavala4344]

Amen!! 🙌🏼

[@Mysterywhiteboy78]

That's Kingsley he owns it. He was there when Queen recorded Bohemian Rhapsody.

[@erikalynn1981]

Yes!

[@dianehoughton5555]

Bit dramatic like... Bursting into floods of 😭 because one stranger to you says, to another stranger to you that, “he’s a good man” The old gentleman is the co-owner, Kingsley... There’s one good thing to say of it, though... I suppose it shows that you’ve got feelings though, somewhat misguided, perhaps ?..

[@Eleventhearlofmars]

@Honey Clark Wow I couldn’t imagine going to a funeral with you, do you get medication to help you with the bursting into tears problem?! 😂

[@bughsoftheworld]

This is the happiest I've seen him be about Oasis in a long time!

[@richie9777]

I'm 53 years of age now and the hairs on the back of my neck still stand on end listening to this album.Best album ever......

[@owenmartin3307]

There are not many albums with songs like wonderwall and don't look back in anger sitting side by side

[@strawberryfieldsforever4219]

And Cast no shadow, Champagne supernova, Some might say...

[@billyshears3395]

I can mention Definitely Maybe with Supersonic and Live Forever 😉

[@Matt_10203]

@@strawberryfieldsforever4219 slide away

[@mort-]

Matt slide away one of oasis best songs ever imo

[@juvekenn]

lot of oasis' songs better than those two titles. LOL

[@alexroldan1407]

Waiting for Noel to say "and this is where I whacked Liam in the head with a cricket bat"

[@pedrosaintsaenz]

He said Liam brought some people to drink at the studio while Noel was recording. Thank god Noel didn't quit back then.

[@MozTheBoz]

It's probably the incident on @12:50

[@nicolagraham1678]

At 54 still love them, so good !

[@rls6973]

RandomMushroom I’m sure we’re all aware that Liam was a fucking nightmare

[@xyzxyz997]

The story back in 1995 was that Noel came back to the studio one night to find a guy Liam had brought back playing one of his guitars and he flipped.

[@patmarek1222]

I have this song called 'Wonderwall' and I wanna record it on a wall... That's right guys, that's how hits are done!

[@specialkgb1980]

I’m so pleased to hear Noel talking about Oasis like this. Such a massive part of my youth. So lucky to have to seen them multiple times. This man is a legend. I hope he realises that.

[@FLAVCO]

I remember being in Israel in September 1996, doing the Travelling/Kibbutz thing driving through the desert with this huge red sunset listening to Cast no Shadow thinking “This is it- there are the days!!” 😀🎸

[@dalehanson7398]

I got emotional watching this video, I kind of missed the boat with 'Definitely Maybe' but 25 years ago tomorrow (2nd Oct 2020) I was a 16 year old kid at college picking up my pre-ordered copy of the album from a now long gone little record shop in Solihull. It was a life changing experience, the songs, the swagger, the clothes, the whole package, life would never be the same again.

[@samueljeavons8943]

Oasis music is timeless, I'm 17 and I just can't get enough of it

[@slowmo9642]

Good for you wee man 👍

[@matthewwilkes8054]

You missed the best time...

[@bellazroddaz]

👍good lad !!

[@NitroCrypt]

I’m 16!!

[@neilbowles2757]

I grew up in the era (I think I was 12 when the album came out), i was lucky enough to see Oasis Live too. It is a timeless master piece

[@velo1979]

I miss Oasis

[@azariathenerd6408]

Same

[@ihaveacoolhat1]

The first Oasis album I ever paid attention to was Don't Believe The Truth, and then I discovered the first three albums. Definitely Maybe and Morning Glory ended up soundtracking my life just like millions of others. Yeah I was nearly 25 years late, but these records don't die out.

[@Kjca_1998]

Just got back home from doing a tour of Rockfield and it’s really surreal seeing Noel stood in the same place I was just a few hours ago. Really great place, Kingsley is a legend.

[@velo1979]

"Maybe we'll be back one day"

[@norbertovelazquez7441]

Off course

[@norbertovelazquez7441]

Probably

[@TechNoir-wz5ic]

Yeah Definitely, Well Maybe........

[@dylanb.117]

Hopefully but I doubt it

[@AaronOwenSmith]

Definitely Maybe.

[@davidfarnell512]

There’s a sadness about Noel when he’s looking back at it. It’s almost as if he looks back fondly, but misses that time or has some regrets. You can see it in his eyes when he’s speaking.

[@starshapedx]

if they had included Liam and Bonehead this would have been something else...

[@jonahjones1702]

@Mister Sifter guigs is hardly exciting haha

[@azariathenerd6408]

Sit them (Liam and Noel) at the other end of the room and have a barrier between them haha

[@jamesjohn9879]

They recently featured on a general documentary on rockfield studios for the bbc. Not exclusively about oasis though.

[@dylanb.117]

Yeah, there would've been a scrap

[@lindaiacono5575]

Actually think he's understanding and appreciating the quality of the band as a whole

[@hollyshaw1984]

My 15 year old has started listening to oasis. I’ve never been more proud! Haha. It’s the soundtrack of my teenage years. It helped me deal with my teenage angst years quite well!

[@crixxxxxxxxx]

The studio founder seems like a wonderful guy.

[@stevenbrown1400]

The paid the £800 stuff they broke said sorry we didn't mind what a gentleman I bet he was/is Rock N Roll

[@lukaskarlgerhard]

I was 3 years old in 1995, one of my first ever memories is after my parents split up, my dad picked me up and I used to always ask him to play the "Sally" song on cassette. Oasis have been with me through all of my life and I saw them at Wembley which was incredible. The song morning glory inspired me to learn the guitar and become a musician. It's scary to think where I would be if they weren't in my life. Lots of emotions there! Loving the solo stuff they are both doing too, maybe more Noel than Liam but only because he inspired me more growing up. Would love to see them on stage together again but we'll have to wait and see! Peace and love to everyone

[@rigsby1454]

Great little doc. Fed up of the little ankle biters always slagging Noel off. He's as much Oasis as anyone. You can like both

[@bentheled]

Album that changed my life and got me playing the guitar.....

[@oohaahhantona5595]

Talk Tonight for me. Still love playing and singing it.

[@britpoper]

Me two😊

[@tigermatty]

This album reminds me of the smell of Guitar shops, so many people were inspired to pick up a guitar after hearing this

[@diogofarias1822]

Same here

[@GallahersGreen]

Me too.. Here's one of our songs kzbin.info/www/bejne/boumc4KXpJljgdk

[@88johnbarnes]

The 90s...can we go back please? Every time I listen to this album it takes me back. Great times and Knebworth...wow! Liams voice on this record, at its peak by the way. 🙌🏾

[@Bumbaclot213]

I started playing drums the year this album was released and Alan White was a huge influence on my playing when I heard this record - still love this record till this day and glad it was a part of me growing up as a kid

[@xyvo6985]

He’s a unique drummer, heavily underrated

[@seniornibbs1969]

cast no shadow is one of the best songs of all time

[@dannyh5937]

What a shame that Liam, Alan, Bonehead and Guigsy aren't there to share their memories as well. They all deserve an interview because every member of Oasis played an integral role. Noel is always a top interview, but having all the members would have been massive.

[@mbull7458]

Well said mate!!

[@darrin2476]

The other lads dont wanna share the same room with noel. His heads got massive.

[@frfrbsb]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/d166lWtuhNalaZo There you go. You can share Liams & Boneheads memories.

[@lassereden7785]

They could have atleast tried to get a special issue for each bandmember. Maybe someone did ask if the others want to join in but noone wanted to go with Noely. But it's more realistic that Noel wanted to do this on his own

[@stevegreen443]

would of been a punch up more like

[@bradtaylor76]

My band in 1998 spent 6 weeks recording up at Monnow Valley just up the road which was such a privilege as we came up from Australia. Knowing the history of Rockfield and Monnow Valley and the albums that had been recorded there was mind-blowing for us and I'll never forget the day we arrived and visited Rockfield and walked the same shoes Noel does in this video. Still gives me chills.. The 90's was an amazing time.

[@bradtaylor76]

@Mark Kelly We were called “Pretty Violet Stain”.

[@Sai_Saracen]

As a fan of 60/70s Rock, I feel Oasis is the culmination of all that went before them.. a bit of Beatles melody thrown with the edginess of the Rolling Stones and the attitude of The who... but elevated to greatness in their own wright by having One of the greatest lead singer/frontman and a genius songwriter that was able to write music that captured a moment..feeling.. attitude of youth and coming of age which still resonate till this day

[@CarlosVega-kg7kt]

15:00 so “Roll with it”, “Wonderwall”, “Cast no shadow” and “Morning Glory” were written there. So cool!

[@MidosujiSen]

I only listened to this album for the first time in October 2021, yet I feel like I've known it forever. Been listening to the songs everyday for 7 and a half months straight.

[@Ben-ch5vs]

Its criminal the other members aren't on this documentary.

[@celicacelica1]

It'd be 30 mins of abuse and arguments if they were.

[@rhysporter7114]

@@celicacelica1 filmed separately obviously

[@kodithebear]

“Maybe we will be back one day” Cmon guys it’s time for Oasis to get back together !

[@sayro5298]

This video makes me feel sad, sad for the time that will not come back; sad for a musical era that is millions of light years away from todays (insert adjective here) music; sad for a band that was and it still for us but not for them... :( What made me smile was the fact that NG is "discovering" where he was "while we were getting high"....hahahaha

[@byronchannells4517]

Totally agree! great funny comment but, it also made me hope they never get back together in some way

[@sayro5298]

@@byronchannells4517 Thank you Byron! Have a good one!

[@AntonicontHandmadeLures]

I'll state it clearly: with a reunion, a few gigs and a couple of decent new songs, Oasis would take the world by storm once again. This needs to happen and we all know it.

[@ningsangjembawalling3096]

Without a doubt

[@Coops1805]

This album defines a era . Every pub was blasting it out . Every Lad tried to look like they were in the band . Every song just great ( except roll with it 😂) . My band and always will be .

[@shaunkenny22]

I Still am trying to look like i am in the band 😂

[@dondamon4669]

Roll with it was alright, suited the mood and was great live

[@Coops1805]

Don Master just never got it mate. Along side the other masterpieces I suppose it just didn’t hit there high level . Still better than any thing out now

[@johnwilliam6092]

Nah man roll with it is a great tune. The drums are epic, clever lyrics with a nice contrast of Liam and Noel singing. It reminds me of cigarettes and alcohol but more upbeat.

[@TheHarrip]

Yep lads would sing along in the pool room and I definitely dressed like them. The year before I had acid house baggy pants. Ah to be young ☺️

[@lewishearon9310]

I'm 14 in 2020 and this was the first record my dad showed me i can't explain in words what the songs mean to me thank you Noel, Thank you Liam

[@scottmbolt]

Legends. Brilliant. Thank you for existing. If there’s one thing that time has proven, it’s that Oasis is aging like a fine wine. I love when I hear and see younger generations getting into the band. This is the band of my youth. During anything I went through in life, Oasis was always there.

[@markholroyde9412]

I was 20years old in 1980, the 80's and 90's were the best of everything ever. It will not be repeated, ever. Fantastic, thanks for the Halifax reference Noel, where I live LOL.

[@johnmcloughlin7895]

Imagine if when he walked into the studio, Liam and the rest of the band were there, all set up and ready to rock one last time. We can all dream I guess. But seriously though. Come on lads, sort your differences out for the millions of fans u still have, old and young.

[@RegalRev]

I want them back together as much as you do. But then again, they don't owe us anything.

[@habibhussain825]

Thats what the mgt shouldve done...got liam in there with guigs, bonehead and whitey...waiting for noel to show up....overwhelm him with nostalgia and emotional blackmail and voila oasis reunion. However were this to happen i expect Noel to tell the rest of the band to do one....and then leave claiming all the glory for himself...which is something you can't hold against him as he did write the songs so a certain amount of arrogance is justified imo...

[@OSW]

17:30 "When Be Here Now came out, which wasn't a great album" gosh so much respect for Noel's honesty, and his own high standards. Top lad.

[@jamesbarton3155]

25 years. Jeepers. That is absurd. I remember I was obsessed with Oasis during those days. I wasn't old enough to see them or get involved with the culture at the time but I got completely hooked with the music because of my brother. This wall of melodic power pop really hit me like a ton of bricks but not old enough to even know why. Just an incredible sound. I taped Knebworth and I was only 9, I mean as if a 9 year old would be interested in stuff like that nowadays! We really live in a different world and especially with current affairs it kind of puts a perspective on life in a way. We just seem a million miles away from being able to attend concerts at the moment. Thinking about it now with the whole Beatles comparison, they really were a generations Beatles. A incredible phenomenon that within two years went from clubs to Knebworth. Genius!

[@rorywhiman9168]

“Maybe we’ll be back here one day” Please!

[@stephenmerton]

Me and my Son toured this studio this bank holiday weekend! What a truly legendary location full of amazing musical history, and the family are fantastic people!

[@maeyoung2476]

Kingsley seems like a legend

[@russchamberlain536]

The best band that’s ever come out of the uk 🇬🇧 iv been listening to oasis since I was a kid and still to this day listen to your music 🎧 such a shame you can’t put your differences aside for 1 last gig

[@matttaylor6244]

They are one of the best bands out of the UK but the best band is The Beatles, then Queen, then The Rolling Stones, then Dire Straits, then Genesis, then Oasis

[@trollvids4980]

Pink floyd??@@matttaylor6244

[@fabh9010]

Wow, time flies! That album definitely changed my life.

[@noxvi4753]

Biblical this band has been an inspiration for me to play guitar and want to be in a band. Legends!

[@Feelnumb]

"Laid down a guide Bass line" means, the actual bass line that you hear on the record.

[@d1tzy875]

i turn 15 in like 2 weeks and this album is one of those ones that i imagine to be the soundtrack to my life, like every song have so many memories linked to, driving in the car when i was really little, showing my friends when i was older, ends of parties to wonderwall. mad how it’s so much older than me, but it’s stuck with me through every time period of my life so far

[@owen9199]

Noel stood like Liam for this whole documentary

[@DokkaChapman]

It's the only album that comes to mind where you could put on any track from it and people could sing along.

[@krick_mufc9291]

If oasis ever comeback, I'll die a very very happy man.

[@FilipeDiogo49]

I can never get enough of Noel's interviews.... could listen to him for days

[@MisterSitter]

I bought the album on the day of release. I'd already seen them live three times and they were already my favourite band in years. The 90s was the last time we were truly free, no phones, CCTV or internet, everybody sang every word of every song at every gig and there was plenty of drugs. Humanity definitely peaked in the mid 90s

[@idi0tdetectioninprogress]

It's all true! 👍😁 Going backwards now.

[@jstephyjs4079]

This album changed everything musically for me

[@michaelhenry8072]

Can’t wait for the reunion in 2022.

[@msgretrogamer]

It's nice to see Noel give Liam the recognition he deserves.

[@emperorscott]

I was born 1989 so obviously I wasn't old enough to appreciate the true aspect of the 90's, but if you were old enough to appreciate it, it must of been damn magical. The music, atmosphere and no effing Covid-19. Wonderful.

[@wardcathcart121]

It was.. top comment 💯

[@LiamOwen1991]

Can’t blame Noel for the way he was with the band he knew what he was Doing and it worked 👌

[@TheDoubleBogey1]

If oasis did a final song together it would hit 1 immediately cos everyone just loves em

[@onelostalien]

"and maybe we'll be back one day"

[@withwilk7473]

I drove past the studio the other week on way to Cardiff, wish I could have gone in. These types of programmes are the things I like to see, really interesting. Maybe one day I'll get the chance to record my songs there! Haha

[@rimasinno4860]

Oasis will always live forever!! Love this documentary and thanks for sharing it!!

[@biblical1694]

The fact that Noel going back to a recording studio goes viral just shows how genuinely big Oasis were and still are and how mad the world would go if they reformed.

[@VaderWhoop]

I don't know of anyone alive who is as talented as Noel. Whether he wanted to or not, he lifted and carried an entire generation forward on the back of his love for music.

[@waynesilverman3048]

The strokes carry on especially julian Casablancas keep making good enough music not comparing that way noel inspired me to create my own music and lyrics

[@MrTaylor498]

From one Wolfe tones fan to another thanks for the memories ,from walking off in Glasgow to a beautiful Saturday night at Wembley to the pissing rain of Finsbury Park we were there,unbelievable times for a lucky generation🤪

[@whobootlegs5825]

I think Liam's voice peaked on this album and the performances that surrounded it.

[@michael4630]

For the birds in Wonderwall, listen carefully the intro of Hello. It’s a sample of Wonderwall and you can hear them.

[@eoinyessesmaguire1636]

90s were absolutely class we were spoilt for this and so many genres of music.. Llike what Noel said 90s were great hate been old😭 But wouldn't change those day's for the world🥳🥳🍻🙈🙉🙊

[@LeeKirkman88]

Oasis happened in my late teens and i was hooked. Id set my alarm on my stereo i had at the time. And i would wake up the Oasis every morning. And it set the mood for the day. Loved it. Liam and Noel both had there own singing style and i liked both.