Ryan Adams at Glastonbury 2015, performing Oasis classic, Wonderwall. Perfect ending for a perfect set. - The purpose of this video is to admire beauty. Ryan belongs to the Universe.
This is best cover I ever heard... maybe even deeper than original... amazing... noel and ryan are only ones who knows how to sing this song from heart
Without the no vibrato and angelic voice of Liam Gallagher from the original recording you would not even heard of this song. Ryan and Noel are nerds. They can not reach out.
Conheici minha esposa desde os 16 anos, escutando essa 🎶, hj no rádio tocou e dançamos igual 2 adolescentes no ensino médio...estar com ela ao som dessa música, esse pequeno momento é mais valioso que tudo...❤
Yeah Noel himself said that the song is about Limerence over an imaginary friend/lover. If someone was that mentally in the dumps then the song would be much sadder in tone than the original Oasis version. I agree that Ryan nails the depth & meaning more. Just to clarify I'm not saying I don't like the Oasis version because I actually do prefer it.
Ryan does what Ryan wants, cos He CAN.. any style to any song at any given moment.. Music genius that is magically gifted with many.. thanks for sharing your perfect soul flow #ryanadams🔥
Stranded on an island…only one song you can listen to the rest of your life: ..It’s this…..Wow….WOW! Speechless…..my soul forever touched….…live…start to finish…..I can sustain…I’m good. REPEAT…….❤️🎵
it really seems that when u listen to while of it..u travel to some far off world...some force is really being ur Wonderwall..ur guardian..ur protecter.. Awesome !!!
I thought it was "Summer of 69"...since his name closely resembles "Bryan Adams." I heard he will sometimes walk off stage if that song is yelled enough.
i just do. i don't like oasis and the whole 90's "brit pop" thing. and wonder wall is one the most annoying and overplayed of those songs. doesn't help that its one of those songs that you always see bros singing and playing on an acoustic guitar to try to impress girls or whatever haha. or at least it used to be. yeah just basically not my style man
@@dylanbowles4758 Same here, love Oasis as I was 16/17 when they first hit the scene. This is probably my least favourite Oasis song. Saying that I'd still belt it out in a singalong haha
everything about this is awful. the crowd singing along, the guitar feeding back constantly because hes playing too soft, his timing. on his studio version covering this song its better than the original, but most amateur musicians could perform better than this
This is the last song of the set. He's probably tired. You can't prevent people from singing along, specially a well known song in the UK. Most amateurs musicians are in a garage, living with their parents. Not playing at Glastonbury. Enjoy.
Every gig has its own problems -- power, acoustics, compatibility with your rig, distance from stage to audience, street noise, the weather, how hot or cold the inside climate is and so on. Those are issues before you get into touring schedule, fatigue, band dynamics, when you last ate (and what was available to eat), etc.. The amateur runs into these things more than established and signed artists. Most of all, this is your job. Billy Joel has done several interviews where he discusses how much he hates playing Piano Man. Even so, keeping that song in the set is what pays the bills and fills seats. For independent musicians, tour money pays not just the mortgage but studio time to make another record on which to build a tour around. We all have parts of our jobs we hate, but we do them anyway. He's an entertainer, and most folks show up to be entertained, hear their favorite songs, and feel part of something -- otherwise, they'd stay home and listen to the recording that they may or may not have paid for -- you know, like we're doing with RU-vid right now. The average ticket after fees and parking and whatnot is around $100 bucks per person. So, there's that. As well, I don't understand your problem with folks singing along. After buying their ticket, you think fans are not going to sing along to their favorite artist because you happen to find that too pedestrian? Don't know where you're from, but he's playing in the UK on this video, a place where folks go out to the pub on this or that night for the sole reason that it's a sing-along night. That's still a thing there. But are you telling me that you never sing along with a song on the radio, your phone, all that? If that's your perspective, why are you even watching the video. Go do something in the complete quiet that befits what you consider your station in life So, you know, point is, read the room. But, all that said, you could be right on the money with your analysis. I'll give you that. And If you ARE right, you won't don't have to be bothered by this again. Adams won't rank high enough to book an A-list venues with their owner's wanting to book the more desirable act so as to fill the majority of seats. Hosting concerts is a business with a thin profit margin if not. He'll be back to the smaller venues with his gear creating a 60 cycle hum as everything from the HVAC and the restaurant size walk in freezer will be pulling power from the same breakers. Damn small business owners! But don't go to that gig either! There might be people who will sing along.
