Oasis/Denmark 2008 Audience Recording

Copenhagen on November 8th is one of the most famous live recordings of Oasis in 2008, but while there is a standard radio broadcast on this day, there is also an audience recording. Since the standard sound source is a huge day, it is an audience version that feels completely overlooked even among enthusiasts, but the sound quality is at an incredible level. After all, the sound image is very close, and Liam’s singing voice is surprisingly close. At first glance, it seems to be a rough mix sound board before the radio broadcast? The sound image is so powerful that it is easy to be mistaken. Moreover, the level of cheers around is low, and it can be barely distinguished from the occasional clapping around “This is an audience recording…”. If there was no radio broadcast, it would have been one of the best audience recordings on the 2008 tour. Of course, no matter how good the sound quality is, as long as the radio broadcast exists, it is a separate sound source that will become a material for enthusiasts, but certainly if you are a enthusiast, you will definitely enjoy the other side that documents that radio broadcast from the audience. What’s interesting is that the surroundings sound quieter than the radio sound source that caught the realism by pointing the microphone at the audience for the broadcast. It is a proof that the recording position was so good. For example, when “To Be Where There’s Life” starts, clapping occurs in the surroundings to match the performance, but this is the most audience-like scene, and it is a scene that makes you realize how powerful and exceptional the sound quality was. On the other hand, the maniac merit is that Noel’s MC before “The Masterplan”, which is announced on the radio broadcast, can be heard without being disturbed by unnecessary voices. In addition, it is surprising that the surroundings are quieter than the broadcast, so it can be heard more clearly and on. Even if you listen to only this scene, you will be fooled into thinking it is a sound board. The radio broadcast of “The Masterplan” also conveyed the chorus from the audience, but I was surprised at the balance of hearing it from the back of the performance. The fact that there was no chorus around the taper was a success. And the difference in sound quality, which was very robust compared to the radio broadcast, which had a sound quality typical of the digital era, is also very attractive. In particular, the power of Chris Sharrock’s drums resonating heavily is something that cannot be found on radio broadcasts. Although it is a separate sound source for the day when the sound board exists, the superb sound quality is enough to be heard, so if you are a enthusiast, you should not miss it. Falconer Salen, Copenhagen, Denmark 8th November 2008 TRULY PEREFCT SOUND Disc 1 (46:44) 01. Fuckin’ In The Bushes 02. Rock ‘n’ Roll Star 03. Lyla 04. The Shock Of The Lightning 05. Cigarettes & Alcohol 06. The Meaning Of Soul 07. To Be Where There’s Life 08. Waiting For The Rapture 09. Masterplan 10. Songbird 11. Slide Away Disc 2 (56:54) 01. Morning Glory 02. Ain’t Got Nothing 03. The Importance Of Being Idle 04. I’m Outta Time 05. Wonderwall 06. Supersonic 07. Don’t Look Back In Anger 08. Falling Down 09. Champagne Supernova 10. I Am The Walrus