The oldest professional shot live video from 1994 during Oasis’ “fledgling era”. This video is also a live performance that has been officially released, such as “Live Forever” being included in the “DEFINITELY MAYBE” documentary. As you can see from the recording time of February, even the debut single “Supersonic” had not been released yet. Moreover, the venue was a hotel in a resort area, and the live performance was held at a venue that had no connection to fledgling bands (the names were “Glenn” and “Eagles”, but of course they had nothing to do with the Eagles)… In fact, when Sony executives gathered at this luxury hotel for a meeting, the debut was arranged to introduce a new artist. The back view of the audience shown in the video is not at all involved in the performance, and the fact that they are seen standing on their feet watching Oasis perform, reminds us that the environment was different from a normal gig. Masu. There’s no way Oasis would be happy about this “work” of performing in front of the record company’s bigwigs, and the members of Oasis, other than Liam, performed silently on stage in the early days of Oasis, which had no “attractive” element. In a sense, it seemed like he was playing in a “well-behaved” manner, and the result may have been a blessing in disguise. However, the video must have been officially recorded with the intention of using it as promotional material, as Liam’s face is very smooth, suggesting that he must have had quite a bit of make-up applied to him by the record company. It’s also interesting. Not only him, but even Noel and Bonehead have a sense of innocence, which I think is valuable. The result was a live video of Oasis in the early days, where they were devoted to their surreal performances, and the unique environment was a benefit, and compared to Glastonbury Festival, where they played in front of a large audience, it seems like they performed more carefully. is very fresh. Liam, who was full of mischief at the time, sang carefully and carefully, and the fact that he sang the falsetto line of “Live Forever” all by himself is also a valuable sight that can only be seen in the early days. This is a live video that has been circulating among traders for a long time because it is a valuable pro shot video just before their debut, but we have also received the best version of the image quality and sound (stereo, of course) from the British Oasis researcher. Ta. Among the videos that can be seen on YouTube, there are many versions that remind you of the dubbing feel of VHS, or the feeling of a lack of quality in the video, but the version provided this time has extremely little deterioration in image quality and is a rare example of the 1994 Oasis. It is a high-grade item that allows you to enjoy the earliest stages. Gleneagles Hotel, Perthshire, Scotland 6th February 1994 PRO-SHOT 1. Introduction 2. Shakermaker 3. Bring It On Down 4. Digsy’s Dinner 5. Live Forever 6. Cigarettes & Alcohol 7. Supersonic Liam Gallagher – lead vocals, tambourine Noel Gallagher – lead guitar, vocals Paul Arthurs – rhythm guitar Paul McGuigan – bass Tony McCarroll – drumsPRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx.27min.