Oasis – Cloudburst
Oasis put Cloudburst on the Live Forever single, 8 August 1994: Creation B-side, five minutes of pre-stadium volume, ahead of the Definitely Maybe campaign.
As You Were – Liam walks back into the charts
In October 2017, Liam Gallagher released As You Were and returned to the charts, with Greg Kurstin and Dan Grech-Marguerat producing.
Oasis – Live Forever
Oasis’s Live Forever (Definitely Maybe, 1994): Noel’s blunt hope answer to Nirvana-era misery.
Oasis – Gallagher swagger that owned Britpop
In 1991 in Burnage, Liam Gallagher was in a band called The Rain. Noel arrived with a folder of songs and the rule that he alone would write them.
(What’s The Story) Morning Glory? – Rockfield in fifteen days
In October 1995 Creation released (What's The Story) Morning Glory?, cut mainly at Rockfield Studios in Wales with Owen Morris and Noel Gallagher producing.
What If Blur and Oasis Made an Album Together ?
In a parallel 1996, a pub-quiz row becomes a secret Brixton album, a chart event, and a Wembley night Blur and Oasis never quite escape.
Be Here Now – Abbey Road, then the countryside overload
On 21 August 1997 Creation released Be Here Now, cut across Abbey Road, AIR, Orinoco, Master Rock and Ridge Farm with Owen Morris and Noel Gallagher producing.
Definitely Maybe – Monnow Valley scrap, Sawmills rebuild
On 29 August 1994 Creation released Definitely Maybe, the Oasis debut finished after abandoned Monnow Valley sessions and a rebuild at Sawmills with Owen Morris reshaping the mix.
Dig Out Your Soul – Abbey Road with Dave Sardy near the end
On 6 October 2008 Big Brother released Dig Out Your Soul, cut at Abbey Road with Dave Sardy between summer and Christmas 2007, then mixed at The Village in Los Angeles.
Don’t Believe The Truth – Restart with Dave Sardy
On 30 May 2005 Big Brother released Don't Believe the Truth, the Oasis album rebuilt with Dave Sardy after earlier electronic and self-produced attempts were scrapped.