Oasis/France 1995 DAT Master

After completing their US tour, Oasis has only played three gigs in England and France with three weeks off. In the end, these three stages were Tony McCarroll’s last activities at Oasis.・April 17th Southend “LIVE BY THE SEA” filming gig ・April 20th Paris ・April 22nd Sheffield “ANOTHER PLACE TO PRAY (BURIED ALIVE)” Both were famous before and after the Paris performance A gig. Southend was the day Oasis’ first live video “LIVE BY THE SEA” was recorded, and Sheffield was a legendary day where “Don’t Look Back In Anger” was freshly made and performed live for the first time. Sandwiched between them was this Paris performance. This is the sound source, but the sound image has a sense of distance, and the first half of the live performance is a bit of a dumpling-like recording. However, just like Dallas, audience recording using DAT provides outstanding freshness and realism. As the concert progresses, the contours of Liam Gallagher’s singing and the band’s performance become sharper and easier to listen to. With quality like this, even non-maniacs can enjoy it. Since the sound image becomes closer in this way, it is fun to be able to clearly hear how Liam sings with force even if he makes a mistake in the lyrics at the end of “Live Forever”. In addition, since the drummer is Tony, the overall atmosphere is still in “DEFINITELY MAYBE” mode, and you can hear that the entire performance is overflowing with youthful energy. Furthermore, “Headshrinker” was performed as in Dallas and the UK gigs before and after, but on this day, Liam skipped singing in the latter half of the song, which explains why this song was short-lived as a part of the repertoire. Let me do it. Nevertheless, it is a valuable sight to see him apologize for this after the performance. It is also very valuable that Noel sings “Take Me Away” in the singing corner, but this was also not shown during the Southend shooting and was sung only on this day and in Sheffield. What’s more, it’s heartwarming to see the Parisian audience singing along to this song. Similarly, “Whatever” has been performed only at two gigs outside of South End, but what is interesting about the set list of this period is that this and the early repertoire are side by side. The time when Tony played this song and “Some Might Say” at a concert in the same way as the studio version is very short, so it is very valuable as a document in that respect. Since it is a sound source from such a period, it has been released on a CD called “MISSING LINK (BATACLAN ’95)” in the past, but this time it is recorded from a DAT master that is distributed among traders, so the “Talk” that occurred there. A high-quality disc that has no cuts from “Tonight” and can be enjoyed in perfect condition and with the highest sound quality ever. Above all, it is a high quality sound source of a rare gig that concludes the Tony period. Le Bataclan, Paris, France 20th April 1995 TRULY AMAZING/PERFECT SOUND Disc 1 (52:45) 1. Rock ‘N’ Roll Star 2. Columbia 3. Digsy’s Dinner 4. Some Might Say 5. Shakermaker 6. Live Forever 7. Up In The Sky 8. Acquiesce 9. Headshrinker 10. (It’s Good) To Be Free 11. Cigarettes & Alcohol 12. Married With Children Disc 2 (36:29) 1. Take Me Away (Acoustic) 2. Talk Tonight (Acoustic ) 3. Whatever 4. Slide Away 5. Supersonic 6. I Am The Walrus