Oasis' comeback was terrifying & spectacular all at once but there's an incredible moment I'll never forget
The set list made me feel like I was being punched in the face, repeatedly, by the Nineties.
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Liam Gallagher's vocals were out of this world and above expectations
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Noel's masterful performance on the guitar will inspire a new generation of musicians
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Liam's vocals were out of this world.
He ought to get an advertising deal with Halls Soothers.
And Noel's masterful guitar is sure to inspire generations of young musicians.
Like millions, the only hands I ever expected to see the Gallagher brothers putting on each other would be reaching for each others' throats.
To see them standing as brothers in arms — with guitars rather than guns — is a moment I'll never forget.
Oasis kick off historic reunion tour as Noel & Liam reunite for first show in Cardiff
Oasis full set list
1: Hello
2: Acquiesce
3: Morning Glory
4: Some Might Say
5: Bring It On Down
6: Cigarettes & Alcohol
7: Fade Away
8: Supersonic
9: Roll With it
10: Talk Tonight
11: Half The World Away
12: Little By Little
13: D'you Know What I Mean?
14: Stand By Me
15: Cast No Shadow
16: Slide Away
17: Whatever
18: Live Forever
19: Rock 'n' Roll Star
20: Masterplan
21: Don't Look Back In Anger
22: Wonderwall
23: Champagne Supernova
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