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Oasis

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Of the Brit-pop bands who reimagined British music traditions for a new generation, none have been as enduringly successful as Oasis. The combination of Noel Gallagher's reverent-yet-confident songwriting -- which recombined the best bits from the Rolling Stones, the Who, the Jam, the Kinks, T. Rex, the Sex Pistols, the Stone Roses, and of course, the Beatles -- and the deadpan cool and sneering presence of Liam Gallagher sent a jolt through the rock world that started with 1994's Definitely Maybe. With its swaggering blend of psychedelia, glam, and punk, Oasis' debut album cleared away grunge's cobwebs and distinguished them as a more direct, widely appealing band than many of their Brit-pop contemporaries. This knack for connecting with millions was even more apparent with the record-breaking success of 1995's (What's the Story) Morning Glory?, which made anthemic ballads like the mega-hit "Wonderwall" a must in any rock band's repertoire. Oasis' affinity for grand gestures sometimes tipped into excess -- as on 1997's Be Here Now -- but it also led them in unconventional directions in the years after Brit-pop as they delved deeper into trippy rock and dance music on 2000's Standing on the Shoulder of Giants and 2002's Heathen Chemistry. When they returned to their tuneful foundations and rock muscle on 2005's Don't Believe the Truth and 2008's Dig Out Your Soul, they earned some of the most enthusiastic reviews of their career, but in 2009, the tension between the Gallagher brothers finally reached a breaking point. Oasis disbanded, leaving a legacy of eight number one albums and eight number one singles in the U.K. Though Noel and Liam's fraught relationship and healthy post-Oasis careers made it seem unlikely the band would ever return, Oasis readied a reunion tour 30 years after the release of Definitely Maybe.

The band that became Oasis was first known as the Rain. Formed by guitarist Paul "Bonehead" Arthurs, bassist Paul "Guigsy" McGuigan, and drummer Tony McCarroll in Manchester, England, in 1991, the group brought on schoolmate Liam Gallagher to replace their previous lead singer. After he joined, Gallagher suggested that the band change its name to Oasis based on an Inspiral Carpets tour poster in his childhood bedroom (which featured Swindon's Oasis Leisure Center as one of the tour dates). Oasis played their first show in August 1991, sharing a bill with Sweet Jesus and the Catchmen. Soon after, Liam's brother Noel Gallagher returned home from a U.S. tour working as a roadie for Inspiral Carpets. Noel, who had been writing songs for years, saw Oasis' potential and joined the lineup as lead guitarist and sole songwriter. With Noel controlling the group's musical direction, Oasis kept their instrumentation simple and cranked up the volume, developing a sound designed for maximum impact.

By 1993, Oasis had fine-tuned their live show and recorded the aptly named demo Live Demonstration. At a May 1993 show in Glasgow with Sister Lovers, the band caught the attention of Creation Records co-owner Alan McGee, who offered them a recording contract that they signed a few months later. One of the songs from Oasis' demo tape, "Columbia," was released that year as a limited-edition promo single and received airplay on BBC Radio 1. The band's official debut single, the thundering "Supersonic," appeared in April 1994 and debuted at number 31 on the U.K. Singles Chart. That June's "Shakermaker" entered the chart at 11, earning Oasis the opportunity to perform on Top of the Pops. August's soaring ballad "Live Forever" became their first Top Ten single in their homeland (later, it was certified triple platinum) and also achieved success in the U.S., becoming a staple on MTV and peaking at number two on the Alternative Airplay chart.

The creative process that birthed Oasis' debut album was difficult. Thin-sounding sessions with two different producers were salvaged by engineer/producer Owen Morris and engineer Anjali Dutt, whose use of doubled drums, compression, and other techniques turned August 1994's Definitely Maybe into a sonic powerhouse. The record entered the U.K. Album Charts at number one and soon became the fastest-selling debut album in the U.K. at the time, selling 100,000 copies in its first four days of release. Praised for Noel's songwriting, Liam's charismatic vocals, and its confident swagger, Definitely Maybe was certified octuple platinum in the U.K. and went platinum in five other countries, including the U.S., Australia, and Japan.

Oasis-mania continued throughout 1994, as the group began playing larger theaters and watched each single outperform the last. However, tensions in the band began to build. The Gallagher brothers refused to do joint interviews because they always fought, and Noel Gallagher briefly left the band at the end of a difficult American tour. However, he quickly re-joined and the band headed back to England. Following the October single "Cigarettes & Alcohol," which reached number seven in the U.K., the Christmas single "Whatever" entered the U.K. charts at number three in December. At the 1995 Brit Awards, Oasis won the award for Best New Band, while Definitely Maybe won the Album of the Year award and "Live Forever" won the award for Single of the Year.

In April 1995, Oasis scored their first chart-topping U.K. single with "Some Might Say," a soaring song that featured the London Symphony Orchestra. It also became the band's last single to feature all of its original members, as McCarroll was replaced with former Starclub drummer Alan White shortly after its release. The revamped lineup headed into Wales' Rockfield Studios in May to record their second album. Once again working with Morris as co-producer with Noel Gallagher, the band focused on anthemic, string-laden ballads instead of the raw sounds of their debut.

When (What's the Story) Morning Glory? appeared in October 1995, it transformed Oasis into one of the world's most successful rock bands. In the U.K., it was the fastest-selling album since Michael Jackson's Bad, spent a total of ten weeks at the top of the U.K. Albums Chart, and stayed in the top three of that chart for seven months before becoming the best-selling album of the decade. Certified platinum many times over in the U.K., Morning Glory spawned an additional number one U.K. single in "Don't Look Back in Anger" and the number two singles "Roll with It" and "Wonderwall," which became an international, multi-platinum hit and one of rock's most enduring ballads. In 1996, the album won the Best British Album Brit Award (at the 2010 Brit Awards, it was honored as the greatest British album since 1980), while Oasis snagged the awards for Best Band and Best Live Band. In the U.S., Morning Glory peaked at number four on the 200 Hot Albums Chart and was certified quadruple platinum, while "Champagne Supernova" and "Wonderwall" both topped the Alternative Songs Chart. "Wonderwall" was also nominated for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a Duo or Group and Best Rock Song at the 39th Annual Grammy Awards in 1997. On its way to becoming one of the best-selling albums in history, (What's the Story) Morning Glory? topped the charts in nine other countries and went platinum or multi-platinum in ten countries.

Oasis' tour in support of the album was fittingly massive; despite walkouts by several of the band's members, they played 103 shows over the course of 1995 and 1996, including two concerts at Knebworth that broke records for being the biggest outdoor concert in England. The group's shows at The Earl's Court and Maine Road were documented on the 1996 concert video There and Then. Late that year, limited-edition box sets of the singles from Definitely Maybe and (What's the Story) Morning Glory? were released, and appeared on the U.K. Albums Chart at number 23 and number 24, respectively.

Oasis began work on their third album during a break from the (What's the Story) Morning Glory? tour, with Morris joining them in Mustique to record demos. Official sessions for the album started at Abbey Road in November 1996, but were plagued by media scrutiny, substance abuse, and personality conflicts. The band relocated to Ridge Farm Studio in Surrey, where Morris and Noel Gallagher co-produced sessions that aimed to outdo Morning Glory's sweeping sound with copious overdubs (one song was estimated to have 30 guitar tracks). Arriving in August 1997, Be Here Now entered the U.K. Albums Chart at number one and held the record for fastest-selling album in British history until the 2015 release of Adele's 25. Boasting the U.K. number one singles "D'You Know What I Mean?" and "All Around the World" as well as the number two single "Stand by Me," the album was certified platinum six times in the U.K. Be Here Now reached number two on the 200 Albums Chart in the U.S. on its way to platinum status, while "D'You Know What I Mean?" and "Don't Go Away" appeared on charts including Radio Songs, Active Rock, and Alternative Airplay. Around the world, the album was another massive success, topping the charts in 13 countries outside of the U.K. and U.S. and achieving platinum or multi-platinum status in nine other countries. However, a backlash set in among both critics and record buyers over the album's perceived excesses, which meant that Be Here Now lacked the shelf life of its predecessors. Not long afterward, typical infighting unraveled the band's tour, and Oasis kept a relatively low profile, issuing the B-sides collection The Masterplan in 1998.

By the time Oasis recorded their fourth album in early 1999, change was in the air. Instead of working with Morris, they collaborated with producer Mark "Spike" Stent, who helped them update their sound with trippy electronics and heavy rock. That August, Arthurs and McGuigan departed the group; they were later replaced by Heavy Stereo guitarist Gem Archer and Ride guitarist Andy Bell (who had to learn how to play bass) respectively. Released by Oasis' own imprint Big Brother -- their longtime label Creation shuttered at the end of 1999 -- February 2000's Standing on the Shoulder of Giants was the band's first album to feature a song written by Liam Gallagher ("Little James"). Another chart-topper in the U.K., the album went double platinum there, while the single "Go Let It Out" also reached number one. In the U.S., Standing on the Shoulder of Giants peaked at number 24, and though its global performance wasn't quite as impressive as some of Oasis' previous albums, it still reached number one on the Irish and Italian charts and achieved double platinum status in Spain and went platinum in Japan. While the tour in support of the album was troubled by injuries and infighting, the band's July 2000 gig at Wembley Stadium was captured on their first-ever live album, Familiar to Millions, which appeared at the end of the year.

In 2001, Oasis juggled touring and making their next album, playing dates with the Black Crowes and Neil Young while recording songs that balanced Giants' experiments with straight-ahead rock. July 2022's Heathen Chemistry also expanded on the band's collaborative songwriting, with Bell and Archer each contributing songs along with Liam Gallagher, whose "Songbird" was the first Oasis single written by someone other than Noel Gallagher. "Songbird" was a top three hit in the U.K., as were "Stop Crying Your Heart Out," "Little by Little/She Is Love," and "The Hindu Times" (which reached number one). Heathen Chemistry topped the U.K. Albums Chart and was certified triple platinum there; it also reached number one in three other countries and went platinum in two other countries. In the U.S., the album peaked at 23 on the 200 Albums Chart. The Heathen Chemistry tour was typically eventful, with Noel Gallagher, Bell, and touring keyboardist Jay Darlington suffering minor injuries from a car crash in Indianapolis. More trouble arrived when Liam Gallagher and several members of the Oasis entourage were involved in a street scuffle in Munich; the younger Gallagher sustained facial injuries and was later arrested, while two of the band's security guards sought serious medical attention.

Though Oasis began work on album number six in late 2003, its creation was filled with delays. Initial sessions with the electronica duo Death in Vegas (who had been recruited to produce the record) were scrapped because the band felt much of the songwriting wasn't up to par. In January 2004, longtime drummer White exited the group, with Who drummer (and Ringo Starr's son) Zak Starkey taking his place. Once again, Oasis spread the songwriting duties between the Gallagher brothers, Archer, and Bell, and the band resumed recording late in 2004 at Los Angeles' Capitol Studios with producer Dave Sardy. As Oasis worked on the album, they celebrated the tenth anniversary of Definitely Maybe's release with a DVD version of the album that featured an hour-long documentary and a remixed version of the rarity "Sad Song" along with videos and live footage; the reissue went triple platinum in the U.K. A television documentary, There We Were, Now Here We Are...: The Making of Oasis, also commemorated the band's milestone. Finally arriving in May 2005, Don't Believe the Truth was acclaimed as Oasis' best album since (What's the Story) Morning Glory? Along with becoming the band's sixth consecutive number one album in the U.K., it was certified triple platinum and featured two number one singles ("Lyla" and "The Importance of Being Idle"). In the U.S., the album reached number 12, while "Lyla" cracked the Top 20 of the Hot Modern Rock Tracks Chart. The Don't Believe the Truth tour was one of Oasis' largest, spanning 26 countries and 113 dates; highlights of the shows were gathered in the 2007 film Lord Don't Slow Me Down. That year, the band issued a digital-only single of the same name, which reached number ten on the U.K. Singles Chart, and were honored with the Brit Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music at the 2007 Brit Awards ceremony.

Oasis returned to the studio with Sardy in August 2007, halting production several months later to allow Noel to spend time with his newborn child. Sessions resumed in November and wrapped up in early 2008. That May, Starkey departed the band, with Chris Sharrock (formerly of Icicle Works and the La's) taking over as drummer. Appearing that October, Dig Out Your Soul's hard-edged, psych-leaning rock was warmly received, and the album entered the U.K. Album Charts at number one before being certified double platinum. Meanwhile, the lead single "The Shock of the Lightning" peaked at number three in the U.K. Dig Out Your Soul debuted at number five on the 200 Albums Chart in the U.S., marking Oasis' highest position on the chart since Be Here Now. The lengthy tour in support of the album stretched into mid-2009, and by that August, tensions between Liam and Noel reached a peak. After canceled performances at the V Festival and Rock en Seine festival, Noel Gallagher announced on Oasis' website that he had quit the band.

Following Noel's departure, Liam Gallagher, Bell, Archer, and Sharrock continued as Beady Eye, releasing their debut album, Different Gear, Still Speeding, in early 2011. The band occasionally played Oasis songs at their shows, including a performance of "Wonderwall" at the closing ceremony of the 2012 Olympics in London. Meanwhile, Noel formed Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds with former Oasis keyboard player Mike Rowe, Lemon Trees drummer Jeremy Stacey, and percussionist Lenny Castro. The group issued their self-titled debut album in October 2011, which topped the U.K. Albums Chart and eventually sold over 2.5 million copies worldwide. During that time, the Oasis singles collection Time Flies... 1994–2009 was released and became the band's final album to reach number one in the U.K. In 2014, special editions of Definitely Maybe and (What's the Story) Morning Glory? were released to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Oasis' debut album. The deluxe version of Definitely Maybe was remastered and bundled with live and rare tracks; a limited-edition release also included a cassette of Live Demonstration. Similarly, the deluxe version of Morning Glory included B-sides, demos, and live tracks. By that time, Beady Eye had disbanded after releasing 2013's BE. Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds continued with 2015's Chasing Yesterday, and in 2016, the Oasis reissue campaign continued with a deluxe version of Be Here Now that featured the demos recorded in Mustique. That year also saw the premiere of the documentary Oasis: Supersonic, which went on to win the 2017 NME Award for Best Music Film.

Both of the Gallagher brothers delivered albums in 2017, with Liam Gallagher issuing his solo debut, As You Were, and Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds releasing the David Holmes collaboration Who Built the Moon? Both albums hit number one in the U.K. In May 2020, the Oasis demo "Don't Stop…" was released digitally and reached number 80 on the U.K. Singles Chart. In 2021, the concert film Oasis Knebworth 1996 premiered footage from the band's two legendary shows; a double live album of the same name also appeared that November. As the Gallaghers continued their post-Oasis careers with Liam's 2022 album C'Mon You Know and Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds' 2023 effort Council Skies, it still seemed unlikely that Oasis would ever get back together. However, Liam and Noel Gallagher confirmed that the band were reuniting for a set of 2025 reunion shows during the same week in August 2024 that the 30th anniversary edition of Definitely Maybe was released. Along with the Gallagher brothers, Oasis' lineup for the tour included Arthurs, a mainstay of Liam's backing band, and Archer, who joined the High Flying Birds after Beady Eye's breakup. ~ Heather Phares & Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi

Total plays

9.5 billion
Updated on 2025-02-07

Monthly listeners

23,292,770

Followers

11,218,062

Top Cities

  1. United Kingdom
    543,457 listeners
  2. Indonesia
    683,499 listeners
  3. Brazil
    374,515 listeners
  4. Chile
    358,858 listeners
  5. Mexico
    311,383 listeners

Most popular tracks

Track Plays Duration Release date
Wonderwall - Remastered
Wonderwall - Remastered
2,244,107,502 4:19 1995-01-01
Don't Look Back In Anger - Remastered
Don't Look Back In Anger - Remastered
1,012,014,366 4:50 1995-01-01
Don't Look Back in Anger
Don't Look Back in Anger
1,012,014,366 4:48 1995-01-01
Champagne Supernova - Remastered
Champagne Supernova - Remastered
454,794,507 7:31 1995-01-01
Stop Crying Your Heart Out
Stop Crying Your Heart Out
418,957,837 5:03 2002-01-01
Live Forever - Remastered
Live Forever - Remastered
314,671,865 4:37 1994-01-01
Stand By Me - Remastered
Stand By Me - Remastered
287,111,590 5:56 1997-01-01
Supersonic - Remastered
Supersonic - Remastered
203,483,804 4:44 1994-01-01
She's Electric - Remastered
She's Electric - Remastered
165,139,624 3:41 1995-01-01
Half The World Away
Half The World Away
152,708,302 4:25 1994-12-18
Half the World Away - Remastered
Half the World Away - Remastered
152,708,302 4:27 1994-01-01
Don't Go Away - Remastered
Don't Go Away - Remastered
119,468,118 4:49 1997-01-01
Whatever - Remastered
Whatever - Remastered
113,217,684 6:22 1994-01-01
Little by Little
Little by Little
93,465,867 4:57 2002-01-01
Some Might Say - Remastered
Some Might Say - Remastered
92,635,864 5:28 1995-01-01
Slide Away - Remastered
Slide Away - Remastered
90,469,292 6:32 1994-01-01
Morning Glory - Remastered
Morning Glory - Remastered
90,006,442 5:03 1995-01-01
Married with Children - Remastered
Married with Children - Remastered
89,992,933 3:15 1994-01-01
Married With Children
Married With Children
89,992,933 3:12 1994-01-01
Rock 'n' Roll Star - Remastered
Rock 'n' Roll Star - Remastered
84,723,317 5:23 1994-01-01
Rock 'N' Roll Star
Rock 'N' Roll Star
84,723,317 5:22 1994-01-01
Roll With It - Remastered
Roll With It - Remastered
83,502,720 4:00 1995-01-01
Songbird
Songbird
82,219,143 2:08 2002-01-01
Cigarettes & Alcohol - Remastered
Cigarettes & Alcohol - Remastered
77,487,257 4:49 1994-01-01
Talk Tonight
Talk Tonight
71,935,533 4:21 1995-01-01
The Masterplan
The Masterplan
66,790,058 5:22 1995-01-01
Acquiesce
Acquiesce
61,515,497 4:24 1995-01-01
The Importance Of Being Idle
The Importance Of Being Idle
54,870,437 3:40 2005-01-01
All Around The World - Remastered
All Around The World - Remastered
49,060,327 9:19 1997-01-01
All Around the World
All Around the World
49,060,327 9:39 1998-01-01
Cast No Shadow - Remastered
Cast No Shadow - Remastered
49,010,481 4:55 1995-01-01
Let There Be Love
Let There Be Love
43,560,228 5:30 2005-01-01
Hello - Remastered
Hello - Remastered
41,641,966 3:23 1995-01-01
Lyla
Lyla
41,584,902 5:15 2005-01-01
D'You Know What I Mean? - Remastered
D'You Know What I Mean? - Remastered
40,573,394 7:43 1997-01-01
I'm Outta Time
I'm Outta Time
35,936,492 4:10 2008-01-01
Hey Now! - Remastered
Hey Now! - Remastered
35,885,338 5:42 1995-01-01
Hey Now
Hey Now
35,885,338 5:41 1995-01-01
Go Let It Out
Go Let It Out
32,268,298 4:39 2000-01-25
Shakermaker - Remastered
Shakermaker - Remastered
30,928,379 5:08 1994-01-01
Fuckin' in the Bushes
Fuckin' in the Bushes
30,131,945 3:19 2000-02-23
Columbia - Remastered
Columbia - Remastered
29,731,482 6:17 1994-01-01
The Hindu Times
The Hindu Times
25,823,015 3:46 2002-01-01
The Shock of the Lightning
The Shock of the Lightning
24,978,074 4:60 2008-01-01
Up in the Sky - Remastered
Up in the Sky - Remastered
21,600,064 4:28 1994-01-01
Up In The Sky
Up In The Sky
21,600,064 4:29 1994-01-01
Bring It On Down
Bring It On Down
21,552,912 4:18 1994-01-01
Bring It on Down - Remastered
Bring It on Down - Remastered
21,552,912 4:18 1994-01-01
Fade Away
Fade Away
20,378,118 4:13 1992-01-01
Sunday Morning Call
Sunday Morning Call
19,912,280 5:13 2000-01-01
She Is Love
She Is Love
19,890,447 3:12 2002-01-01
Digsy's Dinner - Remastered
Digsy's Dinner - Remastered
19,718,802 2:32 1994-01-01
Rockin' Chair
Rockin' Chair
18,985,371 4:36 1995-01-01
Stay Young
Stay Young
18,399,536 5:06 1995-01-01
Gas Panic!
Gas Panic!
17,855,025 6:08 2000-02-23
Falling Down
Falling Down
16,206,455 4:20 2008-10-03
Bonehead's Bank Holiday - Remastered
Bonehead's Bank Holiday - Remastered
14,343,179 4:03 1995-01-01
Where Did It All Go Wrong?
Where Did It All Go Wrong?
13,571,752 4:27 2000-02-23
The Swamp Song (Excerpt 1) - Remastered
The Swamp Song (Excerpt 1) - Remastered
12,886,467 0:45 1995-01-01
Sad Song - Remastered
Sad Song - Remastered
12,564,430 4:29 1994-01-01
Underneath the Sky
Underneath the Sky
11,472,390 3:21 1995-01-01
Underneath The Sky - Remastered
Underneath The Sky - Remastered
11,472,390 3:25 1995-01-01
Cum On Feel The Noize - Remastered
Cum On Feel The Noize - Remastered
11,453,156 5:12 1995-01-01
Listen Up
Listen Up
11,364,314 6:40 1994-10-10
Don't Stop… - Demo
Don't Stop… - Demo
11,272,542 4:56 2020-04-30
Round Are Way - Remastered
Round Are Way - Remastered
11,157,367 5:44 1995-01-01
Round Are Way - MTV Unplugged
Round Are Way - MTV Unplugged
11,151,418 4:51 1995-01-01
Bag It Up
Bag It Up
10,724,899 4:40 2008-10-03
The Swamp Song (Excerpt 2) - Remastered
The Swamp Song (Excerpt 2) - Remastered
10,692,229 0:39 1995-01-01
Be Here Now - Remastered
Be Here Now - Remastered
10,247,744 5:13 1997-01-01
Who Feels Love?
Who Feels Love?
10,113,652 5:44 2000-01-01
(It's Good) To Be Free - Remastered
(It's Good) To Be Free - Remastered
10,008,877 4:24 1994-01-01
I Hope, I Think, I Know - Remastered
I Hope, I Think, I Know - Remastered
9,897,737 4:22 1997-01-01
Listen Up - Remastered
Listen Up - Remastered
9,883,268 6:42 1994-01-01
The Girl In The Dirty Shirt - Remastered
The Girl In The Dirty Shirt - Remastered
9,501,308 5:50 1997-01-01
The Girl in the Dirty Shirt
The Girl in the Dirty Shirt
9,501,308 5:47 1997-01-01
Going Nowhere
Going Nowhere
9,293,734 4:42 1995-01-01
Roll It Over
Roll It Over
9,174,161 6:31 2000-02-23
D'Yer Wanna Be a Spaceman? - Remastered
D'Yer Wanna Be a Spaceman? - Remastered
8,978,672 2:41 1994-01-01
Take Me Away - Remastered
Take Me Away - Remastered
8,827,073 4:33 1994-01-01
Step Out - Remastered
Step Out - Remastered
8,609,440 3:44 1995-01-01
Don't Look Back In Anger - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
Don't Look Back In Anger - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
8,600,758 5:28 2000-01-01
Lord Don't Slow Me Down
Lord Don't Slow Me Down
8,229,798 3:20 2007-10-21
Magic Pie - Remastered
Magic Pie - Remastered
8,090,277 7:10 1997-01-01
Headshrinker - Remastered
Headshrinker - Remastered
8,085,820 4:42 1995-01-01
Turn Up The Sun
Turn Up The Sun
7,767,710 3:59 2005-05-20
Waiting For The Rapture
Waiting For The Rapture
6,941,491 3:03 2008-10-03
The Turning
The Turning
6,917,039 5:05 2008-10-03
Supersonic - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
Supersonic - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
6,808,064 4:30 2000-01-01
Force Of Nature
Force Of Nature
6,789,050 4:52 2002-02-03
I Am The Walrus - Live at Glasgow Cathouse June '94
I Am The Walrus - Live at Glasgow Cathouse June '94
6,644,999 8:15 1994-10-10
I Am The Walrus – Live Glasgow Cathouse June '94 - Remastered
I Am The Walrus – Live Glasgow Cathouse June '94 - Remastered
6,644,999 6:25 1998-01-01
Stand By Me - Live at Bonehead's Outtake
Stand By Me - Live at Bonehead's Outtake
6,629,504 6:03 1997-01-01
The Swamp Song
The Swamp Song
6,329,209 4:19 1995-01-01
It's Gettin' Better (Man!!)
It's Gettin' Better (Man!!)
6,221,666 6:60 1997-01-01
It's Better People - Remastered
It's Better People - Remastered
6,077,911 4:00 1995-01-01
Fade In-Out - Remastered
Fade In-Out - Remastered
6,057,142 6:51 1997-01-01
Sad Song - Mauldeth Road West Demo, Nov '92
Sad Song - Mauldeth Road West Demo, Nov '92
5,916,756 4:35 2024-08-14
Wonderwall - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
Wonderwall - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
5,569,976 4:46 2000-01-01
Champagne Supernova - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
Champagne Supernova - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
5,529,292 6:32 2000-01-01
Champagne Supernova (Brendan Lynch Mix) - Remastered
Champagne Supernova (Brendan Lynch Mix) - Remastered
5,369,539 6:58 1995-01-01
You've Got To Hide Your Love Away - Remastered
You've Got To Hide Your Love Away - Remastered
5,112,845 2:17 1995-01-01
My Big Mouth - Remastered
My Big Mouth - Remastered
5,088,200 5:11 1997-01-01
Live Forever - Remastered Live Paris Instore
Live Forever - Remastered Live Paris Instore
5,046,147 4:42 1994-01-01
I Hope, I Think, I Know
I Hope, I Think, I Know
5,042,875 4:22 1997-01-01
(Get Off Your) High Horse Lady
(Get Off Your) High Horse Lady
5,041,681 4:07 2008-10-03
Slide Away (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
Slide Away (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
4,782,595 5:48 2021-11-19
D'You Know What I Mean? - NG's 2016 Rethink
D'You Know What I Mean? - NG's 2016 Rethink
4,768,228 7:23 1997-01-01
My Big Mouth
My Big Mouth
4,699,885 5:03 1997-01-01
Gas Panic! - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
Gas Panic! - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
4,569,597 8:02 2000-01-01
Columbia - Remastered White Label Demo
Columbia - Remastered White Label Demo
4,538,409 5:29 1994-01-01
Headshrinker
Headshrinker
4,490,986 4:38 1995-01-01
Supersonic (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
Supersonic (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
4,469,738 5:10 2021-11-19
I Am The Walrus - Live Glasgow Cathouse June '94
I Am The Walrus - Live Glasgow Cathouse June '94
4,468,052 8:15 1994-11-25
I Am the Walrus - Remastered Live Glasgow Cathouse June '94
I Am the Walrus - Remastered Live Glasgow Cathouse June '94
4,468,052 8:18 1994-01-01
Some Might Say (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
Some Might Say (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
4,457,583 5:05 2021-10-18
Fade Away
Fade Away
4,455,038 4:11 1995-09-09
My Big Mouth (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
My Big Mouth (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
4,421,286 5:10 2021-11-19
To Be Where There's Life
To Be Where There's Life
4,385,514 4:36 2008-10-03
Let's All Make Believe
Let's All Make Believe
4,320,367 3:54 2000-01-25
Cigarettes & Alcohol - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
Cigarettes & Alcohol - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
4,319,129 6:52 2000-01-01
Born On A Different Cloud
Born On A Different Cloud
4,315,924 6:09 2002-02-03
Cloudburst
Cloudburst
4,287,550 5:22 1994-01-01
Keep The Dream Alive
Keep The Dream Alive
4,260,869 5:46 2005-05-20
Acquiesce (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
Acquiesce (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
4,185,773 3:57 2021-11-19
Live Forever (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
Live Forever (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
4,166,349 4:56 2021-09-02
Little James
Little James
4,154,785 4:15 2000-02-23
Hung In A Bad Place
Hung In A Bad Place
4,132,027 3:29 2002-02-03
Soldier On
Soldier On
4,102,187 4:51 2008-10-03
Alive - Remastered Demo
Alive - Remastered Demo
4,061,225 3:58 1994-01-01
Wonderwall (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
Wonderwall (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
4,041,803 4:05 2021-11-15
I Will Believe - Remastered Live
I Will Believe - Remastered Live
3,990,276 3:49 1994-01-01
Columbia (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
Columbia (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
3,892,316 4:48 2021-11-19
Love Like A Bomb
Love Like A Bomb
3,855,665 2:53 2005-05-20
Guess God Thinks I'm Abel
Guess God Thinks I'm Abel
3,820,460 3:25 2005-05-20
Mucky Fingers
Mucky Fingers
3,770,113 3:56 2005-05-20
Live Forever - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
Live Forever - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
3,758,122 5:10 2000-01-01
Cigarettes & Alcohol - Remastered Demo
Cigarettes & Alcohol - Remastered Demo
3,753,550 4:38 1994-01-01
Idler's Dream
Idler's Dream
3,700,498 2:58 2002-04-15
Idlers Dream
Idlers Dream
3,700,498 2:58 2002-01-01
Some Might Say - Demo
Some Might Say - Demo
3,629,271 4:04 1995-01-01
Ain't Got Nothin'
Ain't Got Nothin'
3,606,998 2:15 2008-10-03
The Nature Of Reality
The Nature Of Reality
3,603,859 3:48 2008-10-03
Part Of The Queue
Part Of The Queue
3,591,940 3:48 2005-05-20
Champagne Supernova (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
Champagne Supernova (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
3,589,417 7:26 2021-09-20
Round Are Way (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
Round Are Way (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
3,553,920 4:48 2021-11-19
Acquiesce - Live at Earls Court
Acquiesce - Live at Earls Court
3,489,009 3:54 1995-01-01
Supersonic - Remastered Live
Supersonic - Remastered Live
3,474,601 5:15 1994-01-01
Roll With It - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
Roll With It - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
3,466,501 4:44 2000-01-01
Hello (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
Hello (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
3,382,138 2:56 2021-11-19
(Probably) All In My Mind
(Probably) All In My Mind
3,381,645 4:02 2002-02-03
The Meaning Of Soul
The Meaning Of Soul
3,377,906 1:43 2005-05-20
Morning Glory (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
Morning Glory (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
3,352,397 4:13 2021-11-19
A Quick Peep
A Quick Peep
3,252,818 1:17 2002-02-03
Cast No Shadow - Live at Maine Road
Cast No Shadow - Live at Maine Road
3,223,252 4:06 1995-01-01
Who Feels Love? - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
Who Feels Love? - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
3,210,742 5:60 2000-01-01
It's Gettin' Better (Man!!) - Remastered
It's Gettin' Better (Man!!) - Remastered
3,181,856 7:03 1997-01-01
Bonehead's Bank Holiday - Demo
Bonehead's Bank Holiday - Demo
3,149,671 2:09 1995-01-01
She's Electric - Demo
She's Electric - Demo
3,141,009 3:03 1995-01-01
A Bell Will Ring
A Bell Will Ring
3,089,091 3:08 2005-05-20
I Am The Walrus (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
I Am The Walrus (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
3,088,402 6:41 2021-11-19
Shakermaker - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
Shakermaker - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
3,046,561 5:13 2000-01-01
The Masterplan - Live at Knebworth Park
The Masterplan - Live at Knebworth Park
3,038,525 4:55 1995-01-01
It's Gettin' Better (Man!!) (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
It's Gettin' Better (Man!!) (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
3,002,788 5:57 2021-11-19
I Can See A Liar
I Can See A Liar
3,002,765 3:13 2000-02-23
All Around The World (Reprise) - Remastered
All Around The World (Reprise) - Remastered
2,985,699 2:07 1997-01-01
All Around the World - Reprise
All Around the World - Reprise
2,985,699 2:08 1997-01-01
Heroes
Heroes
2,974,538 4:09 1997-07-07
Magic Pie
Magic Pie
2,968,490 7:19 1997-01-01
Put Yer Money Where Yer Mouth Is
Put Yer Money Where Yer Mouth Is
2,963,164 4:27 2000-02-23
Morning Glory - Live at Roskilde
Morning Glory - Live at Roskilde
2,957,951 4:47 1995-01-01
Whatever (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
Whatever (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
2,945,296 5:59 2021-11-19
Don't Go Away - Demo
Don't Go Away - Demo
2,906,162 3:43 1997-01-01
Don't Go Away - Mustique Demo
Don't Go Away - Mustique Demo
2,894,377 4:18 1997-01-01
Don't Look Back In Anger (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
Don't Look Back In Anger (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
2,885,855 4:55 2021-11-19
Up In The Sky - Acoustic
Up In The Sky - Acoustic
2,871,652 3:32 1994-08-02
Up in the Sky - Remastered Acoustic
Up in the Sky - Remastered Acoustic
2,871,652 3:34 1994-01-01
Acquiesce - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
Acquiesce - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
2,810,345 4:18 2000-01-01
Go Let It Out - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
Go Let It Out - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
2,810,262 5:32 2000-01-01
Roll With It (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
Roll With It (Live at Knebworth, 11 August '96)
2,780,137 4:05 2021-11-19
Talk Tonight - Live at Bath Pavillion
Talk Tonight - Live at Bath Pavillion
2,752,526 3:42 1995-01-01
Some Might Say - Live at Roskilde
Some Might Say - Live at Roskilde
2,750,630 5:06 1995-01-01
Rockin' Chair - Demo
Rockin' Chair - Demo
2,723,555 4:05 1995-01-01
Cigarettes & Alcohol (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
Cigarettes & Alcohol (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
2,628,291 4:43 2021-11-19
Stand by Me - Live at Wembley Stadium, 2000
Stand by Me - Live at Wembley Stadium, 2000
2,624,870 5:51 2000-01-01
The Masterplan (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
The Masterplan (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
2,621,529 4:40 2021-11-19
Supersonic - Remastered Live At Glasgow Tramshed
Supersonic - Remastered Live At Glasgow Tramshed
2,596,686 5:31 1994-01-01
Stand by Me - Mustique Demo
Stand by Me - Mustique Demo
2,528,571 6:01 1997-01-01
Married with Children - Remastered Demo
Married with Children - Remastered Demo
2,436,321 3:16 1994-01-01
Hello - Live at Roskilde
Hello - Live at Roskilde
2,352,342 3:24 1995-01-01
Hey Now - Demo
Hey Now - Demo
2,337,551 3:08 1995-01-01
Cast No Shadow (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
Cast No Shadow (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)
2,328,729 4:46 2021-11-19
Half the World Away - Remastered Live, Tokyo Hotel Room
Half the World Away - Remastered Live, Tokyo Hotel Room
2,268,676 3:53 1994-01-01
Roll With It - Live at Roskilde
Roll With It - Live at Roskilde
2,190,506 4:08 1995-01-01
The Fame - Remastered
The Fame - Remastered
2,149,132 4:36 1997-01-01
Flashbax - Remastered
Flashbax - Remastered
2,142,684 5:09 1997-01-01
Rock 'n' Roll Star - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
Rock 'n' Roll Star - Live at Wembley Stadium, July 2000
2,130,229 7:27 2000-01-01
Help! - Live in LA
Help! - Live in LA
1,987,989 3:45 1997-01-01
(I Got) The Fever - Remastered
(I Got) The Fever - Remastered
1,973,450 5:15 1997-01-01
Hey Hey, My, My (Into the Black) - Live at Wembley Stadium, 2000
Hey Hey, My, My (Into the Black) - Live at Wembley Stadium, 2000
1,952,025 3:46 2000-01-01
Shakermaker - Remastered Live Paris Instore
Shakermaker - Remastered Live Paris Instore
1,927,651 4:05 1994-01-01
Cigarettes & Alcohol - Remastered Live At Manchester Academy
Cigarettes & Alcohol - Remastered Live At Manchester Academy
1,923,788 3:59 1994-01-01
Digsy's Dinner - Remastered Live Paris Instore
Digsy's Dinner - Remastered Live Paris Instore
1,905,016 2:37 1994-01-01
Angel Child - Mustique Demo
Angel Child - Mustique Demo
1,865,837 4:28 1997-01-01
Columbia (Sawmills Outtake)
Columbia (Sawmills Outtake)
1,856,958 7:18 2024-06-13
Rock 'n' Roll Star - Remastered Demo
Rock 'n' Roll Star - Remastered Demo
1,856,321 5:46 1994-01-01
My Generation
My Generation
1,776,701 4:06 2002-01-01
My Sister Lover - Remastered
My Sister Lover - Remastered
1,772,667 5:60 1997-01-01
Take Me Away - Remastered Live At Manchester Academy
Take Me Away - Remastered Live At Manchester Academy
1,685,561 4:15 1994-01-01
D'Yer Wanna Be a Spaceman? - Remastered Live At Manchester Academy
D'Yer Wanna Be a Spaceman? - Remastered Live At Manchester Academy
1,676,127 2:46 1994-01-01
Better Man
Better Man
1,653,215 38:03 2002-02-03
Up in the Sky - Remastered Live Paris Instore
Up in the Sky - Remastered Live Paris Instore
1,618,684 3:19 1994-01-01
Whatever - Remastered Strings
Whatever - Remastered Strings
1,582,048 4:54 1994-01-01
Sad Song - Remastered Live At Manchester Academy
Sad Song - Remastered Live At Manchester Academy
1,573,429 4:29 1994-01-01
Up In The Sky (Monnow Valley Version)
Up In The Sky (Monnow Valley Version)
1,565,741 4:58 2024-07-15
My Big Mouth - Live at Knebworth Park
My Big Mouth - Live at Knebworth Park
1,551,790 5:21 1997-01-01
Strange Thing - Remastered Demo
Strange Thing - Remastered Demo
1,497,178 5:15 1994-01-01
Fuckin' in the Bushes - Live at Wembley Stadium, 2000
Fuckin' in the Bushes - Live at Wembley Stadium, 2000
1,489,362 3:05 2000-01-01
Setting Sun - Live Radio Broadcast
Setting Sun - Live Radio Broadcast
1,461,318 3:56 1997-01-01
If We Shadows - Demo
If We Shadows - Demo
1,424,812 4:53 1997-01-01
Columbia - Remastered Eden Studios Mix
Columbia - Remastered Eden Studios Mix
1,411,587 5:37 1994-01-01
Fade Away - Remastered Demo
Fade Away - Remastered Demo
1,398,744 4:23 1994-01-01
Cloudburst - Remastered Demo
Cloudburst - Remastered Demo
1,261,049 5:10 1994-01-01