Tracks: 0:00 Shakermaker 4:54 Bring it on Down 9:04 Digsy's Dinner 11:39 LiveForever 16:09 Cigarettes's and Alcohol 20:35 Supersonic Also I love this gig, Liams Voice was spot on and sounded almost identical to the records.. I mean they were done in the same year so that would be why Lol. But yeah friggin best band in the world.
Quick correction; had me cracking up with "Liver Forever", I like liver with caramelized onions but not that much Shite patter aside, thanks for this tracklist - I like Liam's voice these days but his singing back then was something else! One of the first studios they had was in fact in the basement of the hotel where this was recorded, so this is definitely from around those months, maybe even days within recording the first album - anyhow it sounds wonderful and the historic value is there as well
That is the only statement that really matters in the usual Oasis Drummers internet debacles. When the band were broke, youthful, loud, proudly shambolic and hungry to take on the entire world, their early songs never sounded better. Which means that material would never sound better without the five members (including the drummer) that they perfected them with. Every other drummer they employed after mid-1995 either added too much to that early music’s required simplicity or they deadened the frantic spirit of the original statement when they played the 1994 and before material. That’s no hate toward them either, it just isn’t the same. It’s like middle aged men playing a young person’s game; it might be mostly convincing and true to many people and casual listeners still, but it lacks the actual ingredients which sustained its conception. However, I’m also of the mind that WTSMG? Is a record full of radio ballads whereas DM is a perfect collection of rock and roll classics, so Oasis got a lot worse for my enjoyment personally following that transition.
@@buddhull As each of them left the band Tony Paul & Bonehead it changed little by little until Noel left. It just didn’t sound the same as original Oasis we won’t see them back together again I don’t think. That’s why I like Liams new band they seem keen especially with Bonehead.
Haha, definitely not a singing one. It's pretty obvious by now that his vocal issues weren't caused by the substances that are heavily consumed by almost all r'n'r singers anyway.
@@dlovas you got to be kidding right? Lol, Liam has said himself his voice has changed over the years because of his lifestyle, less so because of the cocaine but because he’s been smoking since he was a teenager, I know people have this theory that’s it’s all been down to hashimoto's disease but Liams voice was changing long before he even contracted the illness, it’s not some great secret 😂
Cigs mainly but also Hashimoto's thyroiditis which he had from around 1996 onward and which decimated the Be Here Now tour in terms of cancelled shows, Noel taking over or sets featuring a lengthy Noel acoustic section.
@@Jay-nr2olNo - it’s absolutely true - he started acting like a cunt not long after this and ruined it for all them! Very silly boy Liam is - they had the world at their feet and he acted like a dick and Noel couldn’t stand him anymore. I mean, imagine how Noel felt, my brother is an immature twat and has just wrecked it. Oh well, whatever, Nevermind.
maybe. i like his 1996 growl before started drinking too much. by 2000 he still sounded massive but couldn’t quite sing angelically like here. the be here now tour finished that. shout out to his falsetto on Live Forever being better than Noel’s later version
Well, original epiphones before Gibson bought them out, such as the ones Lennon had were more expensive than Gibson’s at the time, which a lot of people don’t know. Obviously Gibson took them over later and turned Epiphone into a “budget” brand for Gibson but they’re still good guitars
They're quite decent now but back then they were entry level and even up until the last few years. Johnny Marr gave Noel a Gibson Les Paul soon after this but then Noel smashed it over a stage-invader's head in Newcastle 🤦🏻♂️😄
@@adamlitchfield3371 I got my first epiphone back in the 90's and the only difference was they don't glue down the frets and the electronics but that's easy to sort. Buy second hand put £200 into it and you have a great axe gig.
Oasis - Live at Gleneagles Golf Club, Scotland on March,9,1994 Timestamps 0:00 - Shakermaker 4:55 - Bring It on Down 9:10 - Digsy's Dinner 11:39 - Live Forever 16:18 - Cigarettes & Alcohol 20:58 - Supersonic(Get Muted to Due Copyright)
Everyone says that Liam's prime was in 96, 97, 2000, etc. but those of us who have seen complete concerts from 95 and especially 94, know that this was his true PRIME
Angelic pre drugs and alcohol voice, he could even hit those falsetto notes in live forever, a thing of beauty, if anyone ever forgets why oasis became the biggest band in the world they should go back and watch these early performances.
@@kiely4561 Totally agree, also to say that apart from the vices, the bad technique that Liam began to use later, plus the Hashimoto's disease was the perfect combination to end up breaking his voice
Mid 94 to mid 95 was his best. He could still hit the high notes but there was an edginess to his voice. He’s great here but I think he was better 6 months later.
Liam grabbing the mic and no mic for Noel - this may be my fav Oasis era. So glad this was pro shot, wish there were more footage from the very early days
Jesus ... Liam's voice is identical to the album version. Like spot on every song. I can the see the first couple rows not moving in awe being like "these guys are the one" like an old Led Zeppelin concert lol.
Such a massive sound from the tight groove of the drums to the the LOUD distorted guitars and of course Liam's unique vocals drenched in all that reverb. Fucking hell what an addictive setlist.
@@dlovasAnd no great acoustics either. The bigger rooms, studio's, arena's they played the louder the sound got. Mark Coyle had to retire after Knebworth because he was on the verge of going deaf due to how loud they played
@@jaggass Nope. The audio you’ve worked with is a different mix, with the vocals all up front, most likely by Mark Coyle. This version here is the one used on the live version of 'Supersonic' from the 'Live Forever' single, mixed by Owen Morris.
Maybe Forever, 2023 70 yrs old first time i've heard this I'm taken with everything about this group. I do remember hearing Oasis mentioned years back but didn't pay any attention, my lose.
No record they ever made captures the sheer POWER of early Oasis. This line up w Tony McCarroll was easily the best. These songs stomp you flat! And Liam is in TOP form: his voice is so full and confrontational. By the time they get to Live Forever you’re convinced that they really ARE the best band of all time. Fookin top. Mad fer it.
This is why more people should check out new bands as these were a new, up And coming band once. Just think how good it would be to have seen them around this point and earlier
I didn’t know there was a period where Liam actually touched the mic with his hand. And yes, over here he sounds like the way he does on the record. Classic Oasis
Liam singing falsetto on Live Forever was 🔥 one the best versions I've heard. I'm just an American from Detroit who's all time favorite bands are Beatles, Oasis and Stones 😂 🏴 🇮🇪 🏴
They sound so tight and wow, Liam, wow!!!! The lyrics to, "Live Forever," are different and Liam sings the falsetto piece - Noel doesn't even have a microphone - gotta wonder what might have been if he never did...
You know it's the earliest Oasis (post record deal, pre singles and album release) when Liam is John Lydon'ing the mic and Bonehead still wears trainers
If I could go back in time to watch one gig it would be this one not knebworth…his voice is the best it ever sounded and the band sound raw! An in tune sex pistols haha love this 🤟🏻
Oasis has passed the test of time like no other rock band from the 90's, for me the definition of Rock n roll and the most unique and timeless rock band ever.
The pitch-perfect clarity of his voice, the slightly shoegazey guitars, unfussy drumming, not to mention a clutch of brilliant songs. They never sounded this good again.
He definitely suited their regular-beat harder tracks. But Noel didn't have that many of them, and he needed a drummer with more versatility sadly. There's a whole bunch of tracks on Morning Glory where I just couldn't envisage McCarroll being able to produce what White does. Also his timing issues have been spoken of in the past, although I don't know if that was just in those moments where Noel was asking him to do something more complex.
This is the guitar tone of Noel Gallagher pre-royalties. A Space Echo in front of a Marshall Valvestate and a Wem Dominator running at the same time 👌 “It was easier to have fun back when we had nothing”.
@@somedaysometime lol, a Def Leppard fan has spoken. I suppose your life was completely changed too when the game changing masterpiece that was Pour Some Sugar On Me first hit the airwaves : ) : )
A great mix. An example of the early Oasis wall of sound. Then Noel started to use a microphone, turned his guitar up and turned Bonehead’s down. To be fair, Liam constantly caned it and paid no attention to basic vocal chord maintenance…
They wanted a "tighter" drummer for more complicated music, like WTSMG and Be here now. McCarroll was a loose and "punky" drummer. Perfect for this album.
7:14 LOVE the way he sings "underclass" !! his voice is so incredibly cool here, he sounds and looks so badass. so rare seeing him holding the mic as he sings. it seems like he wasn't drunk or on drugs on this show bc his demeanor and attitude is so different here
Live Forever as performed way before I learned about this band. I am willing to admit I hadn't learned about them until more recently. They're so entertaining I can't put it all in to words. I am watching the old videos with the few who are enjoying them. Cheers as you all would say!
@Victor Alexander He certainly is, although he sounded tired at the Taylor Hawkins gig, obviously worn out from a summer of touring. I think he sounded best on the 'down by the River Thames gig'. He'll never reach the supernatural highs of 1994 sadly.
Holy shit finally someone notices it too. I've been saying that for years. Been attacked about it for years too. Pretty much since the be here now days. It's the end result of abusing cigarettes & alcohol and pretending to act like sid vicious. Very disappointing indeed
@Victor Alexander of course and rock singers generally use their voices more vigorously than the average Joe. However, I feel Liams voice deteriorated significantly in a relatively short space of time. Listen to Jaz Coleman from Killing Joke; his voice still sounds phenomenal after a 4 decade career.
His Voice at that time Right through To Hindu Times was Always so powerful and Pure Rock n Roll but lost it for a few years & now seems on great form again but this is a gem of an upload. Awesome 👏
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