ABSOLUTE BANGER!!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Oasis - Wonderwall REACTION
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- ABSOLUTE BANGER!!.. | FIRST TIME HEARING Oasis - Wonderwall REACTION
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Put this on in a pub in the UK and the whole place will start singing.
Same in the u.s.
@@dark_neverland And Australia
in germany too
If its the same in all these countries then i can only assume the guy reactings just come out of a coma
SINGING !!!!! TRY ROCKING.
"Don't Look Back In Anger" is a MUST from Oasis!
Agreed. The Live From Wembley Stadium is my favorite version.
@@julieharden2433 is that the Argentina concert? If not you should check it out. Unreal
Cool thing about Don’t Look Back is that Noel sings lead where Liam is lead vocal here on Wonderwall.
@@arich97 one of the many reasons Liam flipped out. Noelwrote Dont look back in anger and champagne supernova. Told liam to pick which he wanted to sing. Liam picked champagne supernova and then hated how much bigger of a hit dont look back in anger was
I concur!
Oasis was THE biggest band in the UK and insanely popular in most of the world in the 90’s and early 2000’s but completely underrated in the United States. They had record breaking sales and historically large concerts. Main singer Liam Gallagher and main songwriter Noel Gallagher still continue to make great music in their separate projects. But Oasis - Don’t Look Back in Anger is a must!
That and Champagne Supernova.
Live forever aswell
I remember them quite well in the 90's (and I liked them better than Blur), I think it has a bit to do musical taste and me being an Anglophile.❤
@@katehaynes5735 Definitely better than Blur, but I do like Blur, but prefer Gorillaz 😎
I remember noticing that back then as I was mostly listening to US rock and not really that impressed (with certain exceptions like REM, B-52's, Pearl Jam, etc.) and then I started hearing all these British rock bands and felt like I and most Americans had literally been living under a rock all that time (pun most definitely intended). If you look at the history of rock the Brits were basically doing most of the heavy lifting from the 60's onward.
"Stop Crying your heart out" is a definite must reaction by Oasis 🔥🔥
that song chokes me up a little every time I hear it, sad and beautiful ;)
Incredible song
Yes! This one especially towards the ending where the strings are playing, it’s a really moving song
I need to hear this. Makes me so emotional yet sing so loud at it
Banging tune
Now you guys have to do Bittersweet Symphony by the Verve.
100%
YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This one it's a must.
That song is fantastic!
Yes, and also, Bittersweet by Big Head Todd and the Monsters!❤
Champagne Supernova is another good one , Oasis were a legendary band from Manchester in the UK. People still listen to their music even tho they split
Yea all in all it was an incredible album.
Champagne Supernova is my favourite Oasis song of all time and that is saying something as they have made some amazing tracks over the years. Just hope they will get back together again now and sometime soon too!
good musicians but absolute the worst human beings. One brother tells a story of how he spat on his brother's face from a balcony as he played...
"Wonderwall" was released in 1995. Brothers Liam Gallagher and Noel Gallagher -- They both sang, but Liam was the lead singer mostly, and Noel was the lead guitarist. Yes, that was a cello. I played the cello, when I was younger. It's always a great add to any song! Thank you for reacting to this! 💙
It was actually a keyboard/mellotron making a cello sound.
The 90's were awesome, i'm glad i grew up in that era
"SMOOTH" by Santana featuring Rob Thomas, you will love it and we will love your reaction!
I'm pretty sure they've reacted to it.
@@scapito Not yet, but I'm hoping they will
GREAT Suggestion! Love that one!
@@abelincoln3287 yep.. I couldn't find it. I'm thinking of their other reactions to Santana.
@@scapito They did black magic woman a while back
This song's title was inspired by George Harrison's solo album Wonderwall Music. It describes an imaginary friend who's gonna come and save you from yourself. I was, originally, not a huge Oasis fan but they are such a sound band and love their music.
correct and also Backbeat is the name Stuart Sucliffe's biography ([original Beatle [Bass player]stood with his back to the crowd, hence 'back beat' died in Hamburg pre triumphant return to Cavern club. there's a conspiracy theory that John killed him jealous of attention he received) he died of a brain haemorage but it was after a fight with John and the theory is he was kicked in head on purpose.. ... hoping i remembered that all correctly :/ someone will say if i didnt so np hahaha
@@perpetualidiocy6622 Yes but Backbeat was also the name of the Beatles biopic, which is more likely where the Gallaghers got it from as it came out the year before (although no doubt the film took its title from the book!).
I’m sure I heard somewhere that John Lennon used to say “Wonderwall” for “wonderful”?
@@penname5766 ah ok was unaware of that
@@penname5766 not heard that about John. could be? but was defo name of a George album too
One of my favorite oasis songs is "stop crying your heart out." Inspirational
Under the Milky Way by the Church, is a great song.
Released February 1988. Amongst other things, it’s worth mentioning The Church we’re the “alternative”, along with bands like REM, to the hair bands of the 80s. And The Church are still releasing new material to this day!
One of the best 80's songs
Yes!!! I totally forgot about that song. Amazing
This time period in the mid 90’s was a fantastic time for music. Thanks for covering it and please do more 90’s. For us GenX’ers the 90’s was when we finally had music being made by our own generation and not Baby Boomers. Most of us were in the 20 to early 30 year old range from 1990 to 1999. We were becoming a major force in the economy, the job market and in music.
Yeah, great decade.
I hate to say it as a Gen X'er in your age group. 90% of the time when we would invade a bar/pub after work we were jamming out to Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, remnants of 80's New Wave as every radio station under the sun was playing this stuff that was "almost" as good. The issue I always had with 90's rock was that EVERYBODY had to have their own sound and it was one of the first social venues that has led to the complete fracturing of our society and it led to the Vanilla decade 2000-09...
Then we Gen X ers had some kids…the GEN Z and here we are …. SJWs🤦♂️
@@Wolverines77 the 90's were good for music but if it wasn't for the 80's etc it wouldn't have been that good.i turned 18 in 1990 and although I love alot of music from the 90's I do listen to more 80's and the decades before I agree that it was the 90's were you felt you had to chose which type of music you listened/belonged to were as with the 80's I felt everyone listened to everything that was happening music wise we were enjoying the new music together.now the music of the last few years is rubbish to the point their using samples or 80% of a past song that millennials haven't heard in 'new' songs cause they can't come up with their own 'music'
@@hotmail305 Mine were both Millenials.
Loved Oasis. They were for a time compared to The Beatles in terms of potential. Sadly, the constant fighting between the Gallagher Brothers kind of precluded that. Still, Oasis's catalogue is worth exploring. "Champagne Supernova" or "Don't Look Back in Anger" should be your next foray.
So, comparable to The Kinks then.
They really became more of the kinks. Ray and Dave Davies fought constantly too
If I' not mistaken the two brothers got into a fist fight on stage. And Liam was the type to go into the audience and get into a physical fight with the fans. But damn they are hella good band.
They were compared to The Beatles, but then fell out like The Beatles -- they looked _forward_ in anger.
@@greatestscott6599 I see what you did there... :)
Iconic Oasis song, Liam and Noel at their best, Champagne Supernova as well.
I began to work on April 1991 and my first formal vacations were on January 1996. After the holidays, I remember waking up Jan 2, 1996 and turn on the tv, the first song that played on MTV was this one. It will always bring a sense of relief, magic and peace. Cannot explain.
Amber is correct, it's a cello. The two saw players are using bows to play. I just subbed to your channel two days ago. Fantastic the range of things you'll listen to. Kudos to the subscribers for their suggestions, all are top notch picks.
Welcome to the RSR family 😁
It's actually not a cello, it's a mellotron although it does sound a lot like a cello.
@@OasisLiveForever94 I believe a mellotron is an electric keyboard. The spot in the vid shows an upright stringed instrument. That's why I said she was right. I'll have to check it again.
@@rickmiller4202 That's just for the video, if you look at the song credits and personnel you can see the instrumentation. I'm a massive Oasis geek haha
Liam Gallagher - vocals, tambourine
Noel Gallagher - backing vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, bass, piano
Paul "Bonehead" Arthurs - mellotron
Alan White - drums
As everyone else seems to be saying Don’t look back in anger is a must! The Gallagher brothers\Oasis have a brilliant back catalogue of magical music! Xxx Excellent choice Amber! ❤️🇬🇧❤️
I believe they was voted #1 band of all time in England beating out the Beatles. It was several years ago
@@dustyhead3126 I know there's loads of people here who prefer oasis to the beatles myself included
she sang along to the 1st verse, after not hearing it before???
@@bt9762 I would say Arctic Monkeys
just awful human beings
The guitarist, Noel Gallagher, was a roadie for another Manchester band, The Inspiral Carpets.
Check out their song 'This Is How It Feels'.
*Some great Oasis songs* _(every one an absolute banger)..._
Oasis - Live Forever
Oasis - Supersonic
Oasis - Whatever
Oasis - Don't Look Back in Anger
Oasis - The Masterplan
Oasis - (It's Good) To Be Free
Oasis - Slide Away
Oasis - Roll With It
Oasis - Morning Glory
Oasis - Acquiesce
Oasis - Rock 'n' Roll Star
Oasis - Cast No Shadow
Oasis - Hello
Cigarettes and Alcohol
Listen up
"Little by Little" is another great tune. Oasis was the biggest band in the UK in the '90. One of the last great rock bands.
Half The World Away
Shes Electric
Half the World Away
Y’all sleeping on “talk tonight”
This is one of the iconic songs of the 90's. This song was everywhere!
If you're not familiar check out songs like: Smashing Pumpkins : 1979, The Offspring: The Kids Aren't Alright, Soundgarden: Black Hole Sun
Bush "Machinehead", and more (or did they already do that one)
Especially 1979 Smashing Pumpkins!
They've done Black Hole Sun.
They did Black Hole Sun. They loved it, but not more than I do!! They should do STP Interstate Love Song.
@@bethmiller1840 Lots of good Pilots.
FRANKENSTEIN by Edgar Winter group (Live version 1973). "Ballroom blitz" and "Blockbuster", by Sweet. You might just love it
Yes to Ballroom Blitz! It's a lot of fun.
I love "Blockbuster" by Sweet
I can't listen to any version of Ballroom blitz except for Tia Carrere's now though... :-)
@@jizomeovonsteelwind She did well with her cover, but nobody can touch Sweet's version.
@@abelincoln3287 I agree, that their version is good, but Tia's cover seemed to have a little more, grit maybe, not sure exactly but it was more entertaining to me.
Oasis are one of the most popular British groups of all time with 23 top 10 hit singles in the UK charts including eight number ones.
Oasis Champagne Supernova
Has haunting guitar notes and deep lyrics.
One if my favorite songs of the 90's.
This will always be top 10 songs of all time for me. Great video!
One of their best is the first single to hit the shelves, “Live Forever”.
Live Forever is a great song, but it was their third single off Definitely Maybe. Supersonic was the first.
@@mokumboi19 I don’t recall Supersonic getting any significant airplay compared to Live Forever. The stations were playing it round the clock.
@@KarstenHuehn It got tons of airplay where I was.
Supersonic is definitely the first single I've even got it tattooed on my arm! The first song they actually sent to radio stations was a white label version of Columbia.
Cigarettes and Alcohol is a favorite of mine.
This album exploded into the scene in the mid 90s. This song along with Don't look back in anger and champagne supernova are all hits.
80's had fun music but the 90's really popped out the best alternative rock. It was one alternative rock banger after another. This song was huge and always in my 90's rock playlist.
“ALL AROUND THE WORLD” is a banger anthem.
I loved this song then and still do now. There's no expiration date on good music, good books, a good film, or good memories.
Still a huge oasis fan. Been listening to them since I was around 12. Them pearl jam,hootie, stp, nirvana sublime were and are my all time faves. Glad you both reacted to this :)
Oasis is the English Anthem, they're loved by everyone all over the world but England the most🏴🙏🏻
This is such a beautiful song. I can listen to this song on repeat for hours. Your next song should be The Wallflowers “One Head Light”. The lead singer is Bob Dylan’s son.
The lead singer is Liam Gallagher nothing to do with Bob Dylan he's from Manchester so I assume you are taking the piss.
@@rozm8235 Jakob Dylan is the lead singer for The Wallflowers. She was suggesting a Wallflowers song.
@@leighpemberton-cook5219 Thanks for the clarification I misunderstood. 😁
Amy Bradshaw Personally I like 6th Avenue Heartache better, but they're both really cool. Jakob Dylan kind of went off the screen after the 90s...perhaps he got tired of being compared to his dad.
@@jaycorby Yes! 6th Avenue Heartache is amazing.
This song has a special place in my heart as I used to sing this with my daughter when she was about 2 years-old, a year after Oasis released this album. Brings me back to simpler times and happy memories.
Great reaction.
Fun fact: I was the guy who received the order forms to pull half of their clothing from the warehouse I ran. I was that person who then posted the order(s) to their publicity crew.
Dude said “my goodness!” Halfway through the song. Yup!
One of my favorite 90's songs!!!! Along with Champagne Supernova
Amber if you like the addition of classical instruments I think you should listen to The Verve,s "Bittersweet Symphony".
I wasn’t a huge Oasis fan back in the day, but I always loved this song. I saw Noel Gallagher and his current band open for The Smashing Pumpkins (my all-time faves) in Chicago in August of 2019. They put on a great show. Haven’t been to a concert since then and I am soooo ready to get to see some more live music!
Big fan, love this album. My favorite Oasis song though is "Acquiesce" but no one would ever react to that.
Saw them in Camden same tour. Doesn't compare whatsoever to an Oasis gig.
@@stevemd6488Acquiesce is a great song, which they issued as a B-side (back when there was such a thing as B-sides)
have u heard of the Manics?
Wonderwall is a huge cloud that rolls in its breathtAking to see
This was such a massive hit in the UK, I remember some people singing this in the office I was working in and nearly everyone joined in.
Just an epic song of the 90's. Great reaction once again. Just really enjoy your channel.
Imagine hearing this for the first time. Blew our minds 24 years ago
Please do more oasis. They have so many amazing songs. Don't look back in anger for a start one of the best British bands even.
Lead singer is Liam Gallagher. The rest of the band consists of his brother Noel Gallagher (lead guitar), Paul Arthurs (rhythm guitar), Paul McGuigan (bass), Alan White (drums)
Great song, one of many by Oasis. They were strongly influenced by the Beatles - there is even a nod to a famous Beatles album cover in this video.
Loved their observation. When he's talking Liam can barely muster a grunt but when he sings his vocals have a crystal clarity.
RSR family if you're checking out 90s you have to start looking at some Depeche Mode. They ruled the radio. Can't believe you guys haven't hit any "synth pop". Some others were Erasure, The Cure, Duran Duran and New Order.
Minor point, but all of those you have listed are predominantly 80s rather than 90s
@@esselleanderic DM was great since 1980 when they released "Speak and spell" but they didn't become household names till "Violator". Top to bottom the best concept album in the groups history. The others were just Synth pop groups that they'd want to check out if they liked the type of music. Glad you appreciate their music. Sorry for the confusion.
@@dennislopez1272 No worries, just didn’t want them to be confused with the era. I agree, all great bands to check out!
This is one of my favorite songs, it just transports you to "a better time" if that makes sense. A while back I googled the song and according to what I found, Noel Gallagher, the song writer said "Wonderwall" describes an imaginary friend that saves you from yourself. I don't know how accurate that is as there have been many thoughts on it but it kind of fits the tone and lyrics of the song.
One of the greatest band live you could ever see........
liams voice 1994-1998 is what we call 'biblical'. after that he really lost it for a long time and now he sounds alright again, but nothing like that peak period...one of the greatest front-men of all time.
the audio is loud because the final mastering was just brickwalled (basically turn everything up to 11). this entire album was brickwalled and was noticeably louder than any other CD released.
It seemed to come into it's own in 97 on Be Here Now if you ask me. He just got that slight bit of gruff / grit in it. That was the best his voice has been.
@@simontunnicliffe2107 agreed. i see G-MEX '97 as the absolute peak of liam's voice and oasis in general...
@@derkaiser1306 Gas Panic Wembley 2001 too
@@stephen7865 you mean 2000? they didnt play wembley in '01...and for me, the raw version is about as bad as liam has ever been. drunk and off key the entire gig. they managed to pull some magic in the studio to make him sound alright on 'familiar to millions'. just my opinion obviously...
You’ve got to listen to The Verve and ‘ Bittersweet Symphony’, the official video, also their ‘The Drugs Don’t Work.’ Lead singer/songwriter Richard Ashcroft has some great solo songs such as ‘Alone With Everybody.’
Yes, that was a cello. Good job Amber! Request: "One Of Us" by Joan Osborne.
One of the top 10 songs ever made. Timeless masterpiece.
I'm all here for British 90s music.. keep em coming xx
Many great songs by British bands in the 90s. But probably the three that stand out (not my favourites, but the biggest in terms of anthems, at least in the UK) are: Wonderwall - Oasis; Girls and Boys - Blur; Common People - Pulp.
Maybe tomorrow...
@@dexstewart2450 The Stereophonics song? That is early 2000s, I think, and not a patch on the stuff from the first album.
@@timcliffsmith Stereophonics debut album was fantastic. Found them hit and miss afterwards. But that first one is something they can always be proud of.
@@Dreyno Yep, I'm with you there. The first album is an absolute classic. The second album has some great stuff, too. After that, I find them very hit and miss also.
Your wonderwall is something that you look up to, gives you strength, something you can lean on. This was me and my wifes song. 💚💚
ugh
Their whole back catalog is solid. We in the USA only got a taste, because we had so much other stuff going on here in the 90s. The 90s had enough interesting music to span 4 decades (packed into 1)!
guys look behind you, thats a wonderwall!
Another great band from the time is the Verve. And lucky man is an incredible song
This was popular when my sons started getting into their own music, so I was forced to hear contemporary instead of my oldies😅 This was one that gave me hope that maybe good music wasn't lost.
Have Rob Squad only done one Oasis reaction? It's well worth a delve into their back catalog.
They're amazing live. Can I suggest:
"Some Might Say" live (Liam singing) and "Master Plan" live (Noel singing).
Both great vocals and songs.
Thanks for the amazing reactions!
i remember a bunch of us where on a beano in Bournemouth and one if the lads got his guitar out and started playing this, by the end there were 50 odd people singing this at the top of their voices all in the moment . such good memories
That “saw” is called a “bow-saw”. It’s literally a saw and a violin bow. Bend the saw, and, depending on how much you bend it, when you draw the bow across it, is the note that you hear. It’s heard a lot in Louisiana Bayou type of music.
I was thinking blue grass music too?
One of my favourite bands here in the UK that uses it is the Cocos Lovers. Used a lot in bluegrass 👍
I think Amber was trying to think of maybe skiffle music.A mish mash of crazy instruments ?
I thought cello too but this is way more cool
I want to second the suggestion of the song Drops Of Jupiter by the group Train. It’s a great song!!
I love some Pat Moynihan. 50 ways to say goodbye is fun
Has no one else noticed Ambers T-shirt ‘singing’ as she’s dancing/moving in her chair?? 😂😂
I did 😂
This is the soundtrack to my late teens. Lead singer is Liam Gallagher. The lead guitarist is his older brother Noel who wrote all their songs. Check out Champagne Supernova 👍🏻
Loved them. I forgot about this song, it has been quite some time since I heard them. You did it, you made someone smile today!
Other British bamds from that era to explore Massive Attack and the incredibly rnb Soul II Soul "Back to Life" for Female Friday. Lead vocalist Caron Wheeler's voice is sublime. That song is an rnb classic and got a grammy.
Massive Attack is brutal...a totally must listen to
The first time hearing this song is like a drug. I remember it well. Good times.. RIP the 90s
Everyone always comments on the acoustic guitar but don’t sleep on the bass. The bass rhythm is infectious.
Great song!!! I’m an 80’s chick but I do like some 90’s and this in one!! 🎶🎶❤️❤️😎🎶🎶🎶
Oasis, a band from Manchester UK. The guitar player was Noel Gallagher, the lead singer is his brother Liam. They have a love hate relationship, mainly hate. They have since formed new bands. Noel was the main song writer, other hits are ‘ Don’t Look Back in Anger’ which was played a lot after the Manchester bombing in 2017, and ‘ Champagne SuperNova’
I never figured out what it is about this song, but I get fucking chills down my back every time Liam starts singing.
This is one of those songs where if you haven't listened to it before... you absolutely have heard it.
Wonderwall was named after an album by George Harrison (of the Beatles) - it was his first solo album, and he called it Wonderwall Music. These guys have a very Beatles-esque sound to them IMO
Yes, they said they grew up listening to The Beatles and you can hear that influence in some of their songs. Also the sunglasses - very John Lennon :)
My favorite band of all time! Love that you appreciate Liam Gallagher's powerful voice. He's amazing. Please react to Champagne Supernova by Oasis 🙏
I was a freshman at OU when this song came out. I had to have driven the people on my floor crazy blaring it. Also Champagne Supernova and Don’t Walk Away Angry.
Best band to walk this planet ( imo ) they were the Beatles of my generation growing up in the 90’s
As they copied the Beatles (Liam admits to this) that’s correct. This is very Lennonesque
Oasis was a great band from England. They have a huge catalog and I would suggest "Don't Look Back in Anger' to be your next reaction.
Biggest band in the world in the mid 90’s. Never really lived up to expectations after this album though. In fighting within the band killed them
Great song, great reaction, as always. But I can't unsee that the way Amber is bopping to the music makes it look like her Dolly Parton t-shirt is singing along with the song.
You hitting one of the great hits of the 90s and truthfully, there weren't that many, in my opinion but when they were great they were great. Like this one.
"Champagne Supernova" is a definite banger!
he has a very early punk / new wave tone to his vocals...the 90s were full of 70s retreads
Yep, cello. My brother played cello from 4th grade to 12th grade. He got all the musical talent. He taught himself bass guitar and drums. Plays in an Irish Pipe and Drum band now.
New one for me , the 90s is where I started listening to classic rock radio .
For Female Friday, please do The Cranberries, "Zombie". You will love her voice.
They did it, but it got blocked
Oasis was one of the first CDs I ever bought! Champagne Supernova and Don’t Look Back in Anger are two more incredible Oasis songs you guys will enjoy
Finally! You made my day! Thank you
So many great memories flooding my mind right now.
I'd recommend Counting Crows for some good 90s music. Round Here, A Long December, Rain King, American Girls... there are so many great songs to choose from.
@Wilt Chamberlain is the GOAT Yes! I love their version as well.
@@kwarren7732 Another awesome choice! Counting Crows has a really amazing discography.
If you like Oasis try The Verve 'Bitter Sweet Symphony or Lucky Man. Love your channel
Firstly great channel love you both. Great tune an even better one by them is Don’t look back in anger
One of the greatest albums of all time
I still have it in my head, the last bit of the song is where the dj discusses the position in the charts and the next song. Those were the days, when you recorded the charts on Sunday
They were part of the 90s Britpop movement …..a big part of it was the Oasis Vs Blur rivalry …..they sorta competed against for influence and popularity !
Other bands were Suede, Pulp , Elastica, Supergrass.
Suede were the 90's? Maybe I'm mixing them up with Sweet....
Do more Oasis. Then when you’ve done more Oasis, do even more Oasis. Life lessons 🔥
Interesting back story, the two brothers really had a tumultuous relationship. Yet the music is excellent.
My personal favourite Oasis song is the importance of being idle it’s an incredible song and a must listen to