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Oasis Definitely

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Possibly one of the most candid and intimate insights of a band in recent times.

Oasis were a band that comes along only every generation and touches millions on the way. This funny and endearing book by their close friend and confidant Tim Abbot captures the rise from early shows in Manchester to early American and Japanese tours. It is rare that access like that is ever given to outside photographers. This batch of photos and video grabs gives the reader an access all areas look at the rise of a music phenomenon.

I am a Big Oasis(There Best Band In The world!!!) anyways I have a lots of books.this Book is good for its pictures.It has Pictures from here famous gigs such as Main Road,Manchester and Knebowrth.Also Funny ones of the Band.One I love is Of a girl Selling Gallagher Eyebrows and Then Liam and Noel wearing them as mastshoues. another picture Has A big picture of all the alteritve shoots for there single cover "Cigrattes and Alchohl" but if you Lookin for info I'd say go get Getting High and Take me there. CHEERS

THE BOOK WAS REALLY GOOD AND SHOWS THAT OASIS ARE REAL PEOLPLE AND THEY ARE GREAT HUMAN BEINGS. OASIS IS THE BEST THING THAT HAS EVER HAPPENED AND THE REST OF THE WORLD SHOULD BE THANKING THEM INSTED OF PUTTING THEM DOWN CAUSE OF A FEW MISTAKES.ROCK ON!!!!!

This book goes through tours of the worlds biggest band and shows how and what they have to endure while touring. The pictures are excellent and very funny, it shows a side of Oasis you would rarely see. Chris Welch Vancouver BC Canada

This book is an excellent collection of photos, quotes, and a short Bio on the biggest band in Britain- Oasis. The photos are all excelent, most candid, and truly capture the essance of Oasis' music and members on film. Liam (singer) and Noel (guitarist) Gallagher, the brothers who lead the band to stardom, are portrayed as their true selves, not like other books and photos who glamorize the band and its elements. This is a wonderful book for Oasis fans everywhere to enjoy and keep in their hearts.

There have been times when I have wanted to find out more about a pop star. This is certainly not true of Oasis, but I wanted to know a bit, so I picked this up from a dollar store. It is not only boring and poorly written, it makes me hate the band even more. They are so morally reprehensible, with all this "look how working class we are" and "we're tough" crap, I think people in the UK have forgotten that the strength of British music is in innovation. This band, this book is crap. Hopefully with the death of the music industry, this band will die too. Nice layout though.