It’s mad how passionate the Argentinians are about music. Especially a whole stadium that can fill about 70000 people singing a song in a different language
Just a 40 year old dude in middle America bawling my eyes out listening to the crowd sing this song. I cannot even fathom the feelings of being there live. The world needs more of this happiness.
This became Manchester’s theme after the bomb in the arena when a lady started singing in after a minute’s silence at one of the memorials in the city centre and the rest of the crowd gently joined in. Very powerful
I was there at the vigil. It was the most powerful feeling I’ve ever experienced. Shared grief on such a scale, and this was the perfect song to unite us all in that moment.
The person that started singing is called Lydia. I always think what if she didn’t start singing that day! It’s a perfect timing as it was the anniversary few days ago.
Don't look back in anger is not just a song it's an anthem! As a Briton, I can guarantee you this- If you start singing this on the streets, people will come rushing to join in.
6:22 We understand every word, 1) because it would be disrespectful to go to the concert of your idols without understanding what they want to communicate to you with their music and 2) because in Argentina we study English since kindergarten
That’s bs, going to a concert of your idols without understanding what they want to communicate is perfectly reasonable, most people who listen to kpop probably don’t understand a word of Korean, and don’t lie to yourself, not everyone from Argentina understands English, yeah they teach it in school just like literally every country that doesn’t speak English, yet most have shit English
@@Nicolas-gt2dj that's bullshit i assure you. Every kpop dan knows what they say. Modern world. You can search the lyrics and translations on the Internet.
@@Nicolas-gt2dj you don't know what you're talking about. Go look at numerous British bands comment sections especially the likes of Arctic monkeys, kasabian, pink floyd, Paolo nutini etc and you'll see their littered with many well written comments in English by Argentinians.
@@Nicolas-gt2dj No pongas tu techo al resto, si no tenés iniciativa para buscar letras en coreano es tu problema. Por otro lado, el inglés es de los idiomas más fáciles de aprender y Argentina está entre los países latinos con mejor nivel. Seguí de largo, gil.
@@lucabrasi8420 I’m not saying they can’t learn English, probably lots of them do, but I highly doubt that the whole Argentinian population has English as their second language, because as I said earlier most countries with a language other than English have it in their school curriculum, but that hardly means that the whole entire country knows how to speak it or even understand it properly
If you put this song on at any English sporting event, at any English public event or simply in the pub - you will get people singing along. It was sung at multiple public events following the Manchester bombing and is an English anthem. And I have to say the crowd at River Plate is one of the best I've ever seen.
its the same throughout the UK m8 and not just this song, pretty much any Oasis song I remember going to see the chemical Brothers at the SECC in Glasgow and there was a busker outside the gig playing for the Que. he started singing champagne supernova and practically the whole crowd was singing it too, it was awesome. (the busker made a few quid that night I can tell ye :)
You know it's amazing when the entire crowd sing a song of a band whose lead sing has been dead 20yrs at another rock bands concert Ladies and Gentlemen ..... I give you QUEEN
You've also got to remember that only 20 years or so before this the UK and Argentina were at war with each other over the Falkland Islands. To go from shooting and bombing each other to coming together over a song in such a short time can only be achieved by a truely great band.
@@stevenkaye7096 Unfortunately I suspect it's far from over. Argentina's economy has been a basket case for a long time and there's a significant amount of oil in the Falkland waters. When you take both of these together I believe further conflict is likely, especially when Argentina refused to sign the agreement of both nations to get an equal share from the oil produced.
The Falklands war was sometime between 82-84, a good few years before 89, although there is bitterness, I get a sense that Argentinians aeperate music and conflict.
For most Spanish speakers in Argentina we are used to listening to music in English and singing songs, today It can be translated without problems, there are no barriers. You just have to make the effort to translate it.
The look on Noel’s face is priceless! He’s so proud and looks like he’s going to cry. Love this song. Noel is a genius songwriter! Takes me back to my teens 🏴🇬🇧
If you like a crowd singing along, you should check out the crowd at Hyde park for a Green Day gig singing Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody. The crowd is effing massive and they sing the whole song. Gave me goosebumps.
I love how the opening piano part sounds very similar to John lennon's imagine and the first line of the song is "slip inside the eye of your mind" which is another way of saying 'imagine'. Genius.
Gem Archer was the guitarist there; he joined in 2000. Bonehead (the bald fellow) was the original rhythm guitarist/pianist for the band. Also, I think it's about time you reacted the single greatest Oasis performance of all time - "Cast No Shadow - Live at Maine Road 1996". Trust me on this one.
I remember growing up in the 90's when Oasis were flying at their highest and me and my friends would be sat in my garden with beers and rolling spliffs listening to the definitely maybe and what's the story, morning glory albums in the summer! Great days 😁
@@dundeeguy same mate, I've been lucky and met a few heroes over the years, (Bobby Gillespie, Ian brown, Johnny Marr and others) all very briefly. The others were very polite and great and all that, but he was the most down to earth and approachable.
I just want to say thank you to you, guys. You are so inclusive, so curious. It's a joy to see you react with such a positive approach, and even if you don't like something, you are not dismissive.....after coming home from a tough day at work, it's a joy. A lot of "You Tubers" could learn a lot from you, peace and love from the UK
people not born in the US can learn english, alot of the people in the concert are fluent english speakers, they are not singing meaningless words, in non english speaking countries people learn a second language since kindergarden.
The thing about "Don't look back in anger " is that Noel not only wrote the lyrics, composed the song, played lead guitar(in the recording and all the shows prior to gem joining the band) and co-produced this song like he does most of Oasis songs but he also sang lead vocal, played the rhythm guitar, the mellotron, the organ and if you were to believe the original drummer of Oasis most likely the bass. (I know Tony was only there for definitely maybe, but in his book he mentioned that Noel played bass most of the time when Oasis was Recording). My point however is that Don't look back in anger especially, is extremely important to Noel because it almost 100% all him in every aspect of creating a song. Also as some people have mentioned it is well engulfed in British culture .
I was there with my daughter! we were so happy there without knowing that it was one of the last Oasis concerts before they separated. we were so surprised of seeing Noel smiling while he was listening to us. it was a wonderful night.
Thanks for discovering these old videos it’s rekindled my love of Oasis the band who soundtracked my formative years. True rockstars of the time! Keep up the good work guys! 👏
In 2014, Noel was back there with Oasis and was crying on stage to this song when it was done fully in electric. I think it had most people who were listening in tears as well. Epic moment that shows that music does weird things to body, mind and soul at times.
Little By Little Live at Finsbury Park 2002 - RU-vid is a good one to watch. for you guys. The liquid being thrown isn't beer or water by the way. I was there, it was absolutely savage.
I just came up to this reaction and I loved how you guys did it. As you said, music has no barriers. I’m Argentinian and loved this song, and I wanna invite you to react to a national band playing in that same stadium. A legendary band. Imagine, we did it like that in a language that’s not ours. I invite you to search for “De música ligera” by soda stereo in a show called (el ultimo concierto) I promise you won’t regret.
_That's the clearest I've ever heard him talk 😂🤣😂. Inspiral Carpets was (or is, they haven't released anything new since 2015) an indie rock band from Manchester, England. We, Argentina, love english music; it might sound strange for some due to our history with England, but most indie bands from England/Scotland/Ireland(s) were and are best known (and loved) here than in U.S.A., in fact, some (physical) albums are released first here and then in the rest of America. We love music 🤷.
STRONGLY AGREE IN FACT IN THE LAST 80'S AND 90'S I USED TO LISTEN INSPIRAL CARPET SONGS AS WELL LIKE HAPPY MONDAYS, EMF ,,THE SOUP DRAGONS , LORDS OF THE NEW CHURCH GENE LOVES JEZEBEL, JESUS JONES LOVE AND ROCKETS BUT IT DIDNT LAST LONG
The Inspiral Carpets, trailblazers alongside Stone Roses and Happy Mondays in Manchester's 'Madchester' music scene. they paved the way for Oasis to follow. Check out 'Two Worlds Collide', you'll thank me later ;)
First time I've checked out your channel, liking the commentary, I'm going to subscribe. The guitarist is Gen Archer who I think first appeared on the Oasis line up at the 2000 familiar to millions Oasis gig at Wembley stadium before it got knocked down and rebuilt. Good work guys I'll be sure to tune in regularly. If your looking for full Oasis gigs then the Wembley one is brilliant but also they did one around 2003 at burrowlanda in Scotland which is where they got spotted and offered their first record deal, they went back there 20 years after to pay their respects, think that gig was called 20 years of noise and confusion. The most icon Oasis gig is obviously Knebworth, they are making a movie about it as we speak I believe, final recommend action would be Glastonbury festival in 2004.
You gotta to watch Megadeth's concert performing Symphony of Destruction in Argentina...the crowd was mind blowing to say the least. The Argentinians are simply the best concert-goers in the world
Thats gem archer he comes to the band in the 2000's. I could be wrong but he worked with liam in Beady Eye and then when they split up he work with Noel afterwards
Seen Oasis live at T in the park on my 21st birthday, along with No Doubt and Green Day. Almost 19 years later still one of the most amazing weekends off my life.
My favorite crowd sing along video has to be Patrick Bruel singing J'te le dis quand même. All you need to know is that he's singing a love song. Magical. His childlike joy!
Loved that Spencer picked up on the Argie accent. This Oasis video definitely sends a shiver down the spine & got goosebumps. Just quietly, also shed a slight tear watching this. Spencer, we need to hear your version of this song! Heard you sing in another vid... great voice mate 😍😍🤩🤩 And a reaction suggestion: Coldplay & John Farham singing The Voice in Australia P.s. gained a new sub boys, well done! Fantastic reactions, very articulate and genuine xx
The singalong at the Wembley stadium back in 2009.gig was even better!!!The crowd did the whole Don't look back in anger by themselves!!Actually by ourselves,cause I was there too 😂😊🎉!! Blessings from Croatia ❤
So glad there is a younger generation that appreciates and recognizes an iconic artist and a once in a generation live concert moment. You guys had me smiling with your comments the way Noel had you smiling too.
You should watch the WHOLE crowd sing Bohemian Rhapsody at a UK Greenday concert before the band even went on stage! Word-perfect and spine-tingling. Great channel guys. Keep it up.
I saw them live in Montréal in 2008 and they did an acoustic version like this one. It was so awesome even now i can't believe i was there. You guys should check yellow ledbetter by pearl jam live in Argentina pretty epic also.
Oasis without a doubt the best band ever .loving your reactions. Love to see your reaction to "Victim to the culture" by New Mode.( er its a music video by my band buuuut I'd love to hear your reaction
That silent stretch in there might be the longest I've seen you guys NOT speaking, you were just lost in the mood, nice one lads. I grew up down the road from these lads and now I live in Wales and some people there struggle with my accent too. :)
Please watch the English fan's reaction to this in France, playing France, the French band player does this as a solo and the whole English support joins in, it's become a classic for fan's, well done and thanks Manc,s from a Geordie, toppa tune, 👍👍
So glad you Americans like this I saw it live at nebworth in the uk in 96.. also seen them both seperate at there own gigs still love em both today !!!!
First time I seen Noel he was sound checking for the carpets...he had the same hair as Clint boon(writer organist)and I thought it was him...turned out it was Noel..😂
Reminds me of being in Yokohama with work in 2018. This and the acoustic live version of ‘champagne supernova’ were on my playlist whilst getting ready in the hotel to go out on a night 🍻
I absolutely love Liam but during those times Noel performing and singing was what made the concerts bearable. Which makes the comeback Liam's voice has made even more impressive!
I’d say properly the anthem of Manchester more than anywhere... especially more so after the bombing at the Manchester arena... you guys should check out Liam at that concert... it was very emotional for everyone because of what it represented... I think most ppl found it hard to watch without at least the odd tear because of knowing why we were all singing it and who for... it was called the One Love Concert in Manchester, by the way... also if you want to see a huge crowd singing en masse perfectly... watch the crowd at Hyde Park in London waiting for Green Day to appear... they do a brill join in with Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody... it’s a definite whole vibe... xx loving your reactions guys x
Gem Archer is the guitar player he is from a band called Heavy Stereo , he and Andy Bell from Ride joined Oasis on the Standing on the Shoulder of giants Album after Bonehead Paul Arthur's and Guigsy left after BE here now
nice to see that you guys appreciate one of the greatest artists ever to come out of england, along with jeff lynne (elo) probably my 2 favourites of all time
