Oasis Reunited. Here's Everything You Need To Know About Them

[@Krysiss]

UPDATE: THEY'RE BACK BABYYY. THEY JUST REUNITED!!!

[@nikoliono]

I’M SO EXCITED FOR THEIR TOUR OMGGGGG

[@Krysiss]

@@nikoliono me tooo, I'm trying to get tickets if I can

[@6AlphaMikeCharlie9]

​@@nikolionoThey haven't got many dates booked, But I reckon they'll book some more after they see the numbers.

[@6AlphaMikeCharlie9]

​@@KrysissI'm lucky my uncle is groundsman at Heaton park Manchester so I'll get in to see them for free again. ✌🏻

[@darrenthomas7402]

Oasis were def the biggest and most successful British guitar band since the Beatles, not just 90's. No rock band were ever on the front pages of the papers for so long as them, who broke all the records going including fastest selling debut album, fastest selling album EVER, biggest audience ever for a concert, 8 number 1 singles in the UK, number 1 records all over the world from Canada to Israel, to Japan to Australia, screaming fans at airports, huge influence on youth culture, mad tabloid frenzies.... i could go on

[@Carvello20]

Shite music for low IQ wannabys

[@daviddennen7479]

They were never big in the USA. Even the Gallagher brothers admitted to that, I think Liam said "people over there are weird" referring to the musical taste is the U.S in the 90s. Beatles were the first boy band and it worked for them everywhere, they even got guys to like songs like Love me do, respect is due there. Beatles dominated the 60s thanks to having various brilliant songwriters, good marketing from Brian Epstein and being first to the market. Oasis came around the downturn of Rock.

[@nez9751]

Totally agree with you , oasis are the best band of the last 40 yrs , influenced by many great bands since the 60s I come from the same part of the country and background as them , they were a sad are still the band of the people. Bands like this live forever But better in so many ways.

[@CanWeNotKnockIt]

@@daviddennen7479 Although their second and third albums charted number 4 and 2 in the US and Wonderwall was a top 10 hit. The Gallagher brothers featured on Celebrity Death Match so they had some success in the 90s. Music journalists put there failure to make it even bigger down to there infamous Whisky-A-Go-Go gig and there inability to finish a tour due to band infighting. If it was all down to timing and music tastes changing then other bands such as Green Day and The Foo Fighters wouldn't be well known in the US either.

[@patrickbrianbarrett]

​@@daviddennen7479 1. The Beatles weren't a boy band are you 12? 2 Neither where Oasis. 3. Played all the own instruments no choreographed dancing. Also Oasis are big in some parts of US & they could a cracked US. They fucked about to much( to many drugs) also they wasn't that bothered about yous & Britain's always had the best bands since the 60s TBF some great US/UK supergroups.

[@scapeagoat2520]

The Verve could use a spotlight, their music isn’t appreciated enough

[@fishfinners505]

Agreed, an analysis of Urban Hymns would be Awesome

[@Krysiss]

Yes, I just want to cover some different eras too so I don't just get stuck on Britpop

[@dondamon4669]

They never did many great songs

[@42roadsforman]

The verve were always better.... Oasis really just isn't that good... Songwriting or otherwise The verve however were amazing... Got into them when nobody heard of them... Then they came out with bittersweet love song.... Huge hit.. Funny story my wife at the time always thought it was an oasis song... I bought the CD for her and wrote Oasis on the front of it... She got a big laugh out of that.

[@alexkerr5804]

Rialto more like

[@GregoryMcFalcon]

I told my ex wife to not look back in anger and she slapped me and called me a “child murderer” 🙄🙄

[@Krysiss]

tell her to stop crying her heart out for the kids

[@GregoryMcFalcon]

@@Krysiss my bitch wife won’t let me drink drive again

[@aussiegaming8156]

Guess you aren’t married with children anymore

[@GregoryMcFalcon]

@@aussiegaming8156 I’m not allowed to comment on an open investigation

[@DB-qj5kt]

Was that your Masterplan

[@drewwall2359]

They sold 10 million records in the US. Morning Glory peaked at #4, Be Here Now at #2 & Dig Out Your Soul at #5 on The Billboard 200. First 3 albums went Platinum too. Definitely a decent enough impact.

[@Krysiss]

Yea of course, they just weren't getting back to back number 1 albums like in the UK but that doesn't mean they weren't big

[@emmetlynch14]

Oasis sold a shit load of records in the US. And if they had have played the game more (sucked more corporate dick) then they probably would have sold 10 times as much over there. Liam & Noel were absolute wild cards in the 90s, the US public just wouldn’t get it. Their loss 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@clinteastwood6875]

@@emmetlynch14I love Oasis and I’m from the US but your comment is kind of lame. It wasn’t about bowing to corporations…it’s the simple fact that from Be Here Now onward their albums declined in quality.

[@darrenthomas7402]

I hate this bullshit notion (mainly from the British press sadly) thag they didn't crack America when they cracked it open wide and what people don't realize is Morning Glory has sold more than any Coldplay album, yet Coldplay are apparently so successful in the States. I think Oasis have sold over 5 million copies in the US alone, and another 7 million copies ontop of this of their back catalogue. Some disaster that is 😂

[@erikkillmonger5624]

@@darrenthomas7402 I'm American and Oasis is a non-entity in the US. They did not crack America "open wide." After the hype proved to be just hype, they couldn't give their records away here. Their music isn't played on American radio and they aren't discussed by anyone. The Brits pathetically keep trying to hype this mediocre guitar band as some second coming of the Beatles but they don't even come close. All of their songs are just a tuneless wall of guitar strumming over nasally, whiny singing.

[@robsol123]

I’ve been saying this for about 30 years! Here in the UK (& Ireland) they were literally the new Beatles, still to this day to many people in this part of the world they are bigger than The Beatles, Liam is selling out Knebworth on his own without Noel 🤟🇬🇧🎸🎵

[@Krysiss]

I wanna go and see Liam live this summer if I can get enough money to go to UK

[@DB-qj5kt]

Be Here Now favourite album, despite what anyone says it still sold over 6 million more than any band or artist would sell today.

[@darrenthomas7402]

Over 8m by the end of 1998

[@optionfalse-gb6hq]

I hate how here in the USA we didn't keep up with the Britpop scene commercially aside from Oasis first few albums, Radiohead, and technically Coldplay. And even then Oasis weren't as massive as they should have been like in the UK. Their music was perfect anthemic and triumphant for the mainstream and yet they got pigeonholed as an Alternative Rock hit band instead. We totally deserved a major "Second British Invasion" as someone else said here in the comments. Instead we got Nu Metal which was hit or miss and then Post-Grunge and Pop Punk which was mostly trash aside from some bands.

[@WillStephensArt]

Yup America missed out in 1995

[@radidov5333]

Nu metal is like Chinese food compared to Michelin 5 stars(britpop) ..food is food at the end but if you have to chose only 1

[@LiamTHFC.558]

Oasis for me are the greatest band, they took 2 things, and made it into 1 excellent sound, they took passion for music, and a working class life, and made it into definitely maybe, if you don’t understand the lyrics, then it wasn’t written for you, the music to me is as relatable as it gets for the reason that it’s from the working class people of England to the working class people England

[@Krysiss]

same, i love them

[@Carvello20]

Cheap nasty coke head music that was always slightly out of tune.

[@LiamTHFC.558]

@@Carvello20 “cheap nasty coke head music” that brought 450,000 people together over 2 nights, “cheap nasty coke head music” that sold 80 million records 70 million CDs “cheap nasty coke head music” that had over 20 consecutive top 10 singles and 7 number 1 albums out of the 7 they released “cheap nasty coke head music” that went from being on the dole to being on the top of the world in under 2 years.

[@Carvello20]

@@LiamTHFC.558 Shite inbred wank. Yes, I can discuss Oasis all day long. Cokehead dad rock that wasn't even good in the 90s. Not even the best bad from their own city ffs. JUST BECAUSE ITS POPULAR DONT MAKE IT GOOD

[@funnyyellowdog8833]

@Flaming47 ABBA made horrible music, and they were even more successful than Oasis. Their songs were also cheesy I might add, which doesn't mean that you're not allowed to like them. But the 90s had better things to offer than nonsensical 7 minute ballads with 14 refrains. No offense!

[@kin5734]

Hey Krysis! I would like to say that your videos made me less of an alcoholic and i don't beat my kids as often

[@Krysiss]

glad I could help 😁😁

[@JK..INFX.D....]

Good on ya mate! Rome wasn't made in a day!

[@Madmanmangle]

I do hope that is a joke

[@kin5734]

@@Madmanmangle Hope is something that we wish upon tomorrow and not today.

[@CanWeNotKnockIt]

One thing this video didn't mention about the difference between Oasis in the 90s and 2000s that James Hargreaves said was that Noel started allowing the other members a bigger say in things like songwriting etc.

[@adoboarchives4738]

You got it right. Oasis just gives you this confidence and this vibe of "I don't give a f***king damn" for people who feels down.

[@Krysiss]

They've unironically helped me so much with my self confidence. I love them.

[@hotrodjones74]

Definitely Maybe is the GOAT and Masterplan is the most epic B-sides album ever put together. I'm not sure an Oasis reunion would be the same, but I hope they can make up as brothers at least. Life's too short to hate. Don't look back in anger boys.

[@Carvello20]

They are the british Nickelback

[@dlovas]

@@Carvello20 OK dude, back off 😄 Now you've crossed the line!

[@patrickbrianbarrett]

Definitely not a reunion Liam's peak voice has changed & gone not his fault a real illness caused it. But I'd go just because especially if it was knebworth 2026 30 yrs after I went on my 22nd birthday we'll 4 days before but who's counting.

[@patrickbrianbarrett]

@hotrodones74 Totally agree I prefer a lot of the b sides especially to some tracks that got released. Bring it on down was supposed to be there debut track. But you know the early problems they had with DM so Noel wrote supersonic in a back room allegedly in 10 mins.

[@patrickbrianbarrett]

​@@Carvello20That's a massive insult but I guess that's why I wrote it. Who you into? Ed Sheeran, Sam smith? Have a good day.😂

[@corailgris]

The Beatles were influential, Oasis were influenced.

[@GregoryMcFalcon]

They can’t be both?

[@corailgris]

@@GregoryMcFalcon not in this case, no. Oasis didn't invent anything , they just rehashed rock.

[@GregoryMcFalcon]

@@corailgris when it comes to art, everyone is influenced by loads of other creators - you think the Beatles weren’t influenced by anyone else at all?

[@corailgris]

@@GregoryMcFalcon c'mon man you cannot be serious comparing Oasis to The Beatles. Oasis are talented while The Beatles are geniuses.

[@Krysiss]

Yea basically

[@PeerwasNOPE]

Interesting that Oasis to this very day are still very popular in japan and are quite influential there as well.

[@Krysiss]

Japan has some good taste

[@PeerwasNOPE]

@@Krysiss not only that, japan has always greeted alternative music with open arms, bands like Ride and Cocteau Twins had shows that sold out there in minutes and maybe even a stadium there as well, unlike in america.

[@aotctd]

Yeah It's weird They also style themselves like Our Generation and Culture and How We Grew Up

[@kierenmoore3236]

90s bands that could be good to cover here: Smashing Pumpkins, Stone Temple Pilots, Garbage.

[@PietroFGReal]

the 8bit version of morning glory in the background at the beginning is nothing short of genius

[@garyphisher7375]

I had a mate who was big into music. He got me into Pulp and James long before they were famous - something I will always thank him for. So he got 2 tickets for Oasis at The Royal Court in Liverpool (this was December 95). I still remember Liam coming on stage - a strobe light was flashing behind him, making his movements look really cool. He leaned up to the microphone, and drawled "Come on Scousers - every one of you outside now!" I instantly liked him. I still found it strange when all of band left the stage so that Noel could play a few tracks alone. It did take the energy out of the show. Thankfully the band came back on and finished strong.

[@Krysiss]

Thats's sick

[@patrickbrianbarrett]

What year did your mate get you into James?

[@garyphisher7375]

@@patrickbrianbarrett Mid to late 80s. Same as Pulp. Liverpool has a vibrant music scene - I watched so many groups/singers perform, that many of their names are lost to time.

[@D4ddyDylz]

Dude, this video was a masterpiece. Keep at it I'm keen to see what what videos you make next. 🤩

[@Krysiss]

Thanks a lot man, I'm trying to improve on every video

[@RaASR]

What a f*cking day to be an Oasis fan!! Just got my tickets for 2025. Can't wait

[@Krysiss]

I couldn't get any 😔😔

[@ivehearditallbefore]

The first song I heard was D'ya Know What I Mean from Be Here Now. I live in America, and at the time it was playing on all the alternative rock radio stations and on MTV constantly. I thought the video was cool and loved the song. I think I was 13 years old. Be Here Now was one of my first CD purchases. Anyway I just happened upon this video, and didn't know a lot of the history. I'm listening to the song right now and feeling a lot of nostalgia! I don't think I've heard this in many many years. Anyway, enjoyed your video!

[@immylunham1885]

You should definitely cover The Libertines - really interesting and crazy past along with some great music. Great video btw!

[@Krysiss]

I love The Libertines, the new album is great

[@TJTruth]

its funny Oasis was one of those bands in America you were expected to outwardly hate, but most people secretly loved. If it was on the radio an you were in your car alone... you would turn it up to 11.

[@ScottDinges-o5q]

Oasis was originally Liam's band, just like the beatles was originally John Lennon's band.

[@mikewazowksi7938]

how tf did u predict the future

[@Krysiss]

im a godlike genius (i changed the title and thumbnail)

[@olympian3]

@@Krysissyou gave me psychosis for a second 😂

[@Alienkiwi730]

I really enjoyed their final album, Dig Out Your Soul. Best album since Morning Glory

[@musicfun2606]

I never heard of them until a couple weeks ago

[@ghostninja5035]

18:41 “Which Americans love” I’m American and the only time I remember my dad singing along to an Oasis song on the radio was Champagne Supernova lol

[@schris3]

Heathen Chemistry got me into Oasis, so yeah, I'll join up the album defenders.

[@Krysiss]

fair enough

[@brianfrederick9799]

I’m American and Oasis is one of my all time favorite bands. My friends love Oasis and if Noel and Liam ever unite I’ll mortgage my house to fly anywhere to see them.

[@cascade3769]

Don't do it. Liam's voice isn't a patch on what it was.

[@kevinjones7870]

While I will admit the first two Oasis albums were great, they dropped off badly after that and comparing them to the Beatles is a joke, I thought that back in the 90's when tabloids started doing so and I think it now

[@ethanhehex1081]

Great video my man, also PLEASE make a video about 'those boys from Sheffield' They're my favorite band :)

[@Krysiss]

planning on it

[@lamondlense]

Definitely should cover The Stone Roses.

[@Krysiss]

They're so underrated outside of UK

[@FakeHilo]

@@Krysiss i agree

[@lamondlense]

@@Krysiss yeah 1000% definitely needs some coverage

[@Senate300]

​@@KrysissYet they carved out such a strong legacy on the strength of one album.

[@GergelAni]

If I remeber correctly it was "Some Might Say" that was released on 24th of April 1995, and "Roll With It" with "Country House" on 18th of August 1995?

[@matthewrider5906]

Owen Morris credited a lot of managing to capture their live sound in the mix to, also 'brickwalling,' a technique used to make the record come on the jukebox loud as f@¢k, but also to "turning Noel down in the mix, & turning Bonehead up." And I gotta agree. The definitive live sound of Oasis - strictly for me, of course - is Earl's Court '95... And Bonehead can be heard, loud & proud, in the mix... With Guigsy even being turned up a bit.

[@Krysiss]

thats cool af

[@IWannatalkpodcast]

Good job, bro. I'm 48 so lived through it all and it was when I heard the 4th album I realised they weren't the same band anymore, but those first 3 albums and the B-sides are some of the best songs ever written. I have an emotional attachment to DM and the B-sides because they remind me of my sons mum but if I had to pick my favourite Oasis album it would be BHN. From 95-97 they were as big as The Beatles.... Not to be confused with *better* 🙏🏻

[@Krysiss]

THANK YOU OMG, people got so angry about the title lol

[@andrewpage3536]

An absolutely amazing video man. super underrated

[@benjaminforeman689]

Thanks!

[@Krysiss]

thank youu

[@nimhard]

Amazing video and the midi versions of the songs are amazing as well

[@Krysiss]

thank you thank you

[@davehoward22]

80 million watched the beatles us tv debut,250 thousand people came to see them arrive in sydney....different level of fame completly

[@Krysiss]

yea

[@42roadsforman]

You are right though here in America, we just didn't care.... They are not the Beatles.. The Beatles were more than ticket sales... Or album sales And to be honest, their songs just do not compare.... Never did They were just some kind of Pop hype

[@startracker5895]

Who cares what America thinks of OUR music. America isn’t the centre of the universe you know! 🤦🙄

[@jeffk.9075]

@@startracker5895 The Beatles were popular more places then just the UK. Oasis is basically a UK band. They didn't strike it across the pond. Over here they are essentially a one hit wonder.

[@dlovas]

@@jeffk.9075 To be fair, they were also massive in Japan and Latin America. The US not getting them is more of the exception here. In my opinion, their disrespect for the media and corporate music business was something that felt inspiring in the UK, as they have working-class pride there. Meanwhile, the entertainment industry is such a powerful authority in the US that even regular people considered the Gallaghers' attitude rude, even though all they did was not take media etiquette seriously.

[@jeffk.9075]

@@dlovas that's a fair way to look at it. I'm just one of those random guys that didn't get why everyone fell over backwards for Wonderwall. It's a good song but come on.

[@dlovas]

@@jeffk.9075 I totally see your point. I'm fan, and even I think that what they represented culturally is a far more important element of their success than their music. Oasis made the working class feel like that it’s suddenly cool to dress, talk and behave like them. The songs were tasteful and catchy, but there’s nothing innovate or interesting about them apart from they’re performed by the lads down the corner.

[@maybenodyarg]

Noel did say that A Guy Called Gerald at the Hacienda did influence him quite a bit

[@PunkMarioBros]

26:43 you can see Noel’s soul leave him as he realises Liam has just fucked up the show and the live album being recorded that show

[@mj07.]

hey man loved your blur and sopranos vid, you should do arctic monkeys at least talking about their early days before the album AM

[@Krysiss]

It's definitely on the list, them and The Libertines too

[@BeatlesBible1]

18:42 LMAO 🤣 Great video!

[@Krysiss]

Thank you Beatles Bible 🙏🙏🙏

[@dustrabbit]

I don't see them getting back together. The personalities are too strong, and they're both doing so well without each other. Noel has proven he doesn't need Liam, and Liam has proven he doesn't need Noel. Liam still seems like he would welcome a reunion, Noel doesn't seem interested at all. Whatever, the music lives on.

[@Krysiss]

me neither tbh, or even if they do get back together they will never be as as they were in the 90s

[@Senate300]

Noel would let himself be a feast for maggots before sharing a stage with Liam again. They simply need to go back to being brothers.

[@crenix0101]

awesome video, keep it up

[@Krysiss]

thankss

[@JessieJames_Music]

Personally, I’m actually glad Oasis ended and I can’t really care less if it comes back or not. I personally really vibe with High Flying Birds (Chasing Yesterday is genuinely one of my favourite albums ever made). I feel like Noel as a songwriter really branched out more after Oasis ended and it really shows (to my ears at least ).

[@geraldjenkins7719]

You should do a documentary on The Red Hot Chilli Peppers.❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lcc8394]

the Sister lovers gig where they meet MgGee ........Oasis didnt threaten the door staff to get into the gig - Sister lovers had to give up half of there set time so Oasis could play for 20 mins

[@mojojojojuniper6122]

Has love this Oasis fan since 93 hi from South England 😎😎🤘😎😎😎

[@aliciamalpica4480]

americans gotta learn to separate art from the artist, even if you dont like the gallangher brothers, you've gotta admit they were pretty good man

[@lcc8394]

the b-sides .....in the 90's noel referenced The Jam a lot and how strong there singles and b-sides where - they also called Blur an album band ....for the first 2 albums noel wanted to put great b-sides out

[@atlanta2076]

I like your snark. Subscribed!

[@Krysiss]

thank you!!

[@ringomo6]

Liam lennon and noel mccartney

[@daviddennen7479]

To be honest, they sound nothing like the beatles.

[@willwolf4627]

Which episode of Matt Morgan podcast Noel said that he was gay? Bcs that pure fucking gold lmaooo

[@DavyDavey88]

You called this 4 months prior to the announcement of a Oasis reunion on Aug 27th. Biblical.

[@88bahl]

he just changed the title and thumbnail lol

[@Krysiss]

nooo shhhh, im a genius

[@ostrov3180]

Amazing Vid. you should make a video about Depeche Mode, another legendary british band.

[@Krysiss]

i love them, i will probably talk about them in the future too

[@peky6036]

definitely maybe is also my favorite oasis album! i discovered it when i was 14 via tumblr and it introduced me to rock music, so it holds a special place in my heart. my favorite song by them is "listen up" though. i can't believe how it didn't make it in the album, it's so good!

[@Krysiss]

Listen Up is sooo good

[@CupidStunt72]

Hi, great video, what was the gig at the end with Liam sitting down while Noel sings the outro from Slideaway ?

[@Krysiss]

iTunes Festival 2009

[@aotctd]

'' Did your favorite bands have the peak of their careers before you were even born?'' Erm, NO ?

[@Krysiss]

lol old man

[@frxstylgl]

0:23 You could even say, faster than a cannonball, eh? eh??

[@user-uv3oq7cq2k]

Great video mate 👍

[@Krysiss]

Thanks 💪

[@SeanKonneri]

Good work!

[@sonminh7262]

I think the beatle of the 90s should be radiohead, i mean apart from their 1st album, the second(the bends) and the third(ok computer) are a hugh step up from their music production

[@Snippyyy]

definitely not, when you ask people about the beatles, they know them, and know at least one of their songs, thats anyone, if you ask people about radiohead they'll go "oh that virgin music?" and this is coming from a fan of radiohead

[@sonminh7262]

@@Snippyyy so we gonna ignore creep( yeah i know it is their most popular song but not their best song during the 90s)

[@Snippyyy]

@@sonminh7262 yes, we are going to ignore creep, creep is not at all an accurate representation of the band and you know it, one popular song does not make you "the beatles of the 90s"

[@sonminh7262]

@@Snippyyy Dude, im trying to justify your point "and know at least one of their songs" , ofc creep is not their best representation of the band is about, but if we follow this point then creep is their most know song. btw, just listen to OKC and the bends to see why i meant the beatles of the 90s

[@Snippyyy]

@@sonminh7262 ive listened to both these albums many times, and while i understand what you are saying, i still just dont think i could call radiohead the beatles of the 90s, but i respect your opinion

[@FakeHilo]

everyone says oasis is overrated but they arent. ye defintely maybes way better than morning glory

[@Krysiss]

they're amazing

[@KINGMONKEY1989]

They obviously love The Beatles but when they started the Sex Pistols, Stone Roses, Slade and Bowie were huge influences. Listen to Fade Away. Its Punk Rock all the way.

[@Krysiss]

Yea I the punk influences are really obvious on Definitely Maybe but they got caught up on the whole Britpop thing

[@6AlphaMikeCharlie9]

If you're planning to go and see them in 2025 you better start getting some overtime in. 😉

[@blademasterislit]

the us has the best taste of music though, also they weren’t the next beatles lol, love the video.

[@Krysiss]

they maybe weren't the next beatles but the us definitely does not have the best taste in music

[@galagalaxia6286]

They could have become the "b sides" of the Beatles, carrying the spirit forward, but at some point they lost themselves in fame and drugs and the hype flame was extinguished too quickly

[@Struzzzmann]

Personally…….. Blur was better.

[@duff0120]

when I was young I thought the song, Songbird- by oasis was a beatles song by John Lennon.

[@Krysiss]

close enough

[@sk360flip]

Great video man even if you took two shots at America haha. Definitely maybe is one of my favorite albums of all time. We don’t all have shit taste over here.

[@Krysiss]

lmao thanks man

[@edline5226]

maybe a video about ‘those boys from Sheffield’? (lol)🙏

[@Krysiss]

yesss

[@maltesetony9030]

'The Beatles of the Nineties"? Dream on . . . . .

[@SeanKonneri]

I really dont care if they reunite or not. I am not the least interested in seeing old versions of bands uniting and playing. It never does it for me. The energy and the vitality is gone

[@Krysiss]

yea honestly, there's no way they'll be as good as they were in the 90s but at least they'd be getting that bag ig

[@rogerhoward7498]

I would like you to write about one of our Greatest British Rock and Pop Acts; XTC. Also I think OMD ( Orchestral Movenuveres in the Dark) and James could do with a spotlight video made about them as well.

[@Krysiss]

I'll look into them

[@rogerhoward7498]

Sorry for the spelling mistake. Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark.

[@pedrofr1434]

Oasis is my favourite band ever

[@mariaboriasova6793]

Here to defend Heathen Chemistry

[@D1Snr]

Like most music groups, i think how they got signed is part mythical and part false. Im sure Johnny Marr tipped off Alan Mcghee, or one of his associates, to have a look at the band when they were performing in Scotland. The story is apparently Alan McGhee used to date one of the girls in the band they shared the bill with. But if tour ex boyfriend was a music executive wouldn't the girls at least mentioned it to Oasis and let them know they have industry contacts? I just find it hard to believe it was a completely random occurence. Im sure Johnny Marr had a bigger role in them being signed than people realise.

[@Krysiss]

Maybe but that's the story the band tells and I can't really go back in time to prove them wrong lol

[@knightsonofjack]

The US had a lot of great bands at that point. Second British invasion picked a bad time

[@nonnayoubuzinnes1669]

They were a Beatles tribute act, and also robbed T-Rex (Stand by Me).

[@6AlphaMikeCharlie9]

Liam got his front teeth ko by an Italian dude in the Bayerischer Hof in Munich.

[@NotJustGuns]

jschlatt cameo was not expected lmao

[@Krysiss]

he is the 9/11 man

[@XKXKIXKXK]

Krysis...how about some Ned's, Carter USM, and Dodgy?

[@Krysiss]

I don't know who they are but I can look into them

[@XKXKIXKXK]

@@Krysiss Right on. Keep up the good work.

[@erikscream]

Disrespectful towards the Beatles. Oasis has 1 known song, that’s why jay z made fun of em

[@ericsilberstein667]

Uh, their sound also included The Sex Pistols, Stooges, Stone Roses, Kinks, and Nirvana. Liam even said he would have loved to be in the Sex Pistols.

[@Krysiss]

he would outshine everyone there tbh

[@ericsilberstein667]

@@Krysiss That’s what he said, but he was talking mainly about John Lyndon (Johnny Rotten) and he respects him/them.

[@JK..INFX.D....]

Noel looks younger off drugs @25;15.

[@Krysiss]

the camera takes off 10 years

[@devilprooftiger]

Not anything like the Beatles in terms of success. Their music is far from memorable, and Noel 'The Riff Poacher' Gallagher, is an arch-plagiarist who claims false-authorship of superior artist's ideas.

[@nomad1517]

I always thought oasis was a rip off of The Beatles. Like, they were trying to be like them. Radio head deserves the Beatles title in my opinion.

[@dlovas]

I agree that Radiohead's experimental and innovative attitude resonates much more with the Beatles. That being said, describing Oasis as trying to sound like the Beatles was just lazy 90s journalism. On which Beatles album would Columbia, Supersonic, Bring It On Down, or even Slide Away fit in? Most guitar bands were just as influenced by the Beatles as Oasis, and many of them, including Blur, sounded far more like a Lennon-McCartney rip off.

[@Dispensersoop69]

And Then Comes Green Day, The Beatles Of The 2000s (Atleast That's What I Think They Is), But Got Their Downfall And Rise And Downfall And Rise Again After Their Stupid Trilogy Album & Father Of All

[@opheliaidk]

Still waiting for the stone roses video...

[@Krysiss]

ive started writing the script bcz i was inspired but i need to learn more about their history

[@BardOfAndromeda]

It was August 1995, not April - the Battle of the Britpop Bands

[@jboy9336]

Blur's better anyway

[@Krysiss]

boy do I have a video for you

[@jacklaw3962]

Birdy Birdy Numb Numbs

[@sprz666]

called it

[@Krysiss]

i did fr

[@JohnnyInTheBasement]

Krysis, how are u doing. Do you think Oasis were greater than Nirvana in the 90's?

[@Krysiss]

I don't want to sound like a politician but I hate comparing bands lmao, they were both great

[@kierenmoore3236]

Different genres. Different worlds. Nirvana were definitely far more original in their songwriting, though … if that means anything to you.

[@aotctd]

@@kierenmoore3236 I am the alt generation and grew up in the UK There can be a GREAT overlap

[@kierenmoore3236]

@@aotctd You have nothing to do with how music genres are defined. Cute of you to think so, tho’.

[@mr_sushifruit6872]

Could you do a vid on inspiral carpets or carter usm please?

[@BoynamedMagnus183]

Heathen Chemistry is the best Oasis Album in The 2000`s And Don`t Beleive The Truth is pure shite!

[@Krysiss]

you're lying to yourself Maggi

[@dannyblanchflower1882]

Heathen Chemistry has great singles. The first half of that album is up there with their finest work. The rest of the tracks feel like B-sides though. The Truth is well rounded and consistent. Keep The Dream Alive is arguably their most under rated track.