A member of Cornershop joined them onstage for an excellent acoustic performance of 'Fade In-Out'
Listen to a superb recording of the gig below.
Check it out here.
A pivotal moment in the band’s storied history, ‘Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants’ marked the beginning of a new era for Oasis. The album was the first release on the band’s own independent record label, Big Brother Recordings.
Following the meteoric success of the band’s first three albums, Oasis embraced a development in their sound with Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants. Noel took an experimental approach, resulting in a departure from the sounds of Definitely Maybe (1994), What’s The Story (Morning Glory?) (1995) and Be Here Now (1997) towards a modern psychedelic rock influenced record.
Check out the vinyl and a bundle that includes a Go Let It Out T-shirt here.
It was the first release via the Big Brother record label, due to chart rules it was also the first single from the band to only feature two B-sides.
The 'Cigarettes & Alcohol' single claimed that the B-side 'I Am The Walrus' was recorded at Glasgow Cathouse, it was in fact recorded at this gig.
Watch part of the gig below.
Watch a number of videos from the set below.
Watch the set in full below.
