BimboBob
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Oasis big in the US? Na. Africa? Na. Far East? Na. Most of Europe? Na.You’re having a mare.
Glastonbury? Yup. World Wide.
A smart move.
Oasis big in the US? Na. Africa? Na. Far East? Na. Most of Europe? Na.You’re having a mare.
Disinterested or uninterested? Huge difference.I reckon that I’ve seen them six times from 1996 - 2005. The Maine Road gig was a magical experience for a wide eyed fifteen year old. Easily in my top five gigs of all time. At the Etihad gig in 2005, they looked disinterested and just cantankerous with each other. There is no doubt in my mind that the songs have stood the test of time. I play in a covers band and we regularly get young lads in there early twenties asking for oasis tracks from the first two albums. My ten year old son wants me to take him to the Heaton Park gigs. Hope they get Bonehead, Guigsy and Alan White on board to complete the line up. Good luck to them.
Oasis have sold the best part of 100m albums worldwide less than 20% of those are in the UK.Oasis big in the US? Na. Africa? Na. Far East? Na. Most of Europe? Na.
Glastonbury? Yup. World Wide.
A smart move.
I got a ticket for first day at Knebworth at face value without any problem whatsoever. I could have got two for the second day just as easily but wouldn't have been able to go that day.
2.6 million applications...? That's absolute bollocks
2.6 Million applied for tickets for Oasis's Knebworth shows in 1996.
Big in Hong Kong China South America most of Europe Mexico and I’d even say some success in North AmericaOasis big in the US? Na. Africa? Na. Far East? Na. Most of Europe? Na.
Glastonbury? Yup. World Wide.
A smart move.
Yep, BBC I player is like GoogleGlastonbury on TV goes to a far wider audience than Oasis manage. World wide.
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20 years on: 10 staggering facts about Oasis at Knebworth - BBC Music
How the Gallagher brothers defined an era and wrote themselves into the record bookswww.bbc.co.uk
I wouldn't believe any of that. I was there and it was relatively easy to get a ticket, just like when I saw them at Maine Road and Loch Lomond.
People are exceptionally gullible nowadays.
God, you’re so gullible!Oh ok, you got a ticket so will take your word over everyone elses.
How did they apply ? From what I recall it was done over the phone.2.6 Million applied for tickets for Oasis's Knebworth shows in 1996.
Worked for me...
Oh yes mate.
The roses was the soundtrack of my youth, Oasis was the soundtrack of me leaving the teenage years behind and starting my 20s, so many memories of football, nights out and falling in love.
The mullet may be thinning but the three stripes and the cagoule's are still going strong. :)
You need to get your head out of the sand.They'd better not hike up the price of a pint in The Ostrich
Oh ok, you got a ticket so will take your word over everyone elses.
I got a ticket easily. So did the people I went with, most of whom went the following day.as well. Try to rewrite history as much as you want... I'm giving you facts.
2.6m applications is a gross exaggeration.
I do however think there'll be at least that many for 2025 now the hype machine has kicked in.
Double negative there.I need to be myself. I can’t be no one else.
:)