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Oasis’s gemlike masterpieces. Soulful vocals woven by the Gallagher brothers.

Here are some soul-stirring masterpieces by Oasis, the rock band that Britain proudly claims.

With the commanding vocals and melodies crafted by the distinctive Gallagher brothers, Liam and Noel, paired with lyrics that resonate deeply.

Their songs—singing of life’s joys and hopes, love and loneliness, and at times even brotherly love—continue to captivate hearts across generations.

Timeless masterpieces by Oasis. Soulful vocals woven by the Gallagher brothers. (41–50)

Don’ look back in angerOasis

From the Western music duo Oasis, “Don’t Look Back in Anger.” In their homeland of the UK, the brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher’s song is considered a second national anthem.

This is a track you’ll definitely want to play at the end of a sports day or cultural festival.

Fade AwayOasis

Oasis – Fade Away (Official Lyric Video)
Fade AwayOasis

A British rock masterpiece that brilliantly captures the emotions of a young person swaying between dreams and reality.

Many hidden gems lie among Oasis’s B-sides, and this track is often cited as one of the finest.

Released in October 1994 as the B-side to the single “Cigarettes & Alcohol,” it was later included on the album The Masterplan.

Its powerful guitar riff and weighty rhythm leave a strong impression, with Noel Gallagher’s crafted melodies perfectly matched by Liam Gallagher’s distinctive vocals.

In September 1995, a lavish acoustic version was recorded featuring actor Johnny Depp and model Kate Moss.

It’s a song everyone standing at a crossroads in life should hear.

All Around The WorldOasis

Oasis – All Around The World (Official Video)
All Around The WorldOasis

It’s a song that symbolizes the third album, notable for being very long.

Still, the way it forcefully pushes a potentially monotonous track forward with sheer momentum felt emblematic of the times.

About twenty years have passed since then, and listening back now, I find it an even better song.

That hasn’t changed since back then.

The more someone loves this track, the more they can be called an Oasis fan.

Falling DownOasis

Oasis – Falling Down (Official Video)
Falling DownOasis

It’s effectively Oasis’s last single.

To be honest, you can tell they were particular about the sound, but at the time it didn’t quite click for me.

However, listening back now, I find I can take it in surprisingly easily.

It’s one of the songs I wanted to hear with Liam on vocals.

Lord Don’t Slow Me DownOasis

Oasis – Lord Don’t Slow Me Down (Official Video)
Lord Don't Slow Me DownOasis

This song is a single released to coincide with the launch of the live DVD.

It’s a rare type of track for Oasis, featuring Noel on vocals; combined with its light tempo, it’s one you’ll want to replay over and over.

There’s also a version with Liam, so try looking for that, too.

Born On A Different CloudOasis

A gem of a mid-tempo ballad that sings of loneliness and self-discovery.

Featured on Oasis’s fifth studio album, Heathen Chemistry, this track was penned by vocalist Liam Gallagher, showcasing his talent as a songwriter to the fullest.

Its melodious guitar riff with psychedelic touches and the uniquely commanding vocals blend in perfect harmony.

Released in July 2002, the song gained strong support from many fans alongside the album’s success.

The live performance at the Gluten Festival remains a legendary set that is still talked about today.

Highly recommended for those searching for their true selves, or music fans seeking a deeply resonant message.

ColumbiaOasis

Oasis – Columbia (Official Lyric Video)
ColumbiaOasis

An iconic presence of 90s Britpop, Oasis included this grand rock anthem on their debut album, Definitely Maybe.

Amid an overwhelming soundscape woven from fierce guitar riffs and distinctive drum sounds, Liam Gallagher’s unmistakable vocals leave a vivid impression.

Originally produced as an instrumental track, it was named after inspiration drawn from London’s Columbia Hotel.

It was aired on BBC Radio in 1993 as a promotional single and later appeared as the B-side to Supersonic.

A staple in their live performances, it continued to be beloved and was featured during the 30th anniversary tour in Manchester in June 2024.

It’s a must-listen for those who want to revel in youth and freedom, and for anyone seeking the pure energy that music can deliver.