Oasis Live Concerts, Radio Sessions, Soundchecks, Demos, Promos and Interviews

Performance Date:	December 13, 1994
Venue:	Hammersmith Palais; London, UK
Quality:	A- (AUD)
Length:	80m
Source(s):	Audio CD/CDR Sources All The Young Blues (Flashbulb Records, FLBB015/16) Rock n Roll Stars (Chelsea Records, CFC022) DVD Sources 1st Gen VHS Transfer Definitely Maybe ("Columbia" only) Live at Hammersmith Palais (Betrayer Deluxe, BDCD-08002 Bonus Disc) Transfer from Audience-Shot (PAL) Cassette Sources VHS Sources Audience-Shot (PAL)

setlist

1. Rock 'n' Roll Star
2. Columbia
3. Fade Away
4. Digsy's Dinner
5. Shakermaker
6. Live Forever
7. Bring It On Down
8. Up In The Sky
9. Slide Away
10. Cigarettes And Alcohol
11. Married With Children
12. Sad Song (acoustic)
13. D'yer Wanna Be A Spaceman? (acoustic)
14. Supersonic
15. Whatever
16. I Am The Walrus
17. Rock 'n' Roll Star
18. Columbia
19. Fade Away
20. Digsy's Dinner
21. Shakermaker
22. Live Forever
23. Bring It On Down
24. Up In The Sky
25. Slide Away
26. Cigarettes And Alcohol
27. Married With Children
28. Sad Song (acoustic)
29. D'yer Wanna Be A Spaceman? (acoustic)
30. Supersonic
31. Whatever
32. I Am The Walrus
33. Columbia
    
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    Rock 'n' Roll Star Columbia Fade Away Digsy's Dinner Shakermaker Live Forever Bring It On Down Up In The Sky Slide Away Cigarettes And Alcohol Married With Children Sad Song (acoustic) D'yer Wanna Be A Spaceman? (acoustic) Supersonic Whatever I Am The Walrus Rock 'n' Roll Star Columbia Fade Away Digsy's Dinner Shakermaker Live Forever Bring It On Down Up In The Sky Slide Away Cigarettes And Alcohol Married With Children Sad Song (acoustic) D'yer Wanna Be A Spaceman? (acoustic) Supersonic Whatever I Am The Walrus Columbia
    
      
    
    

available tracks

Rock n Roll Stars [01:16:13]
1. Rock 'n' Roll Star [4:43]
2. Columbia [4:24]
3. Fade Away [4:15]
4. Digsy's Dinner [2:50]
5. Shakermaker [5:15]
6. Live Forever [4:45]
7. Bring It On Down [4:51]
8. Up In The Sky [4:47]
9. Slide Away [6:18]
10. Cigarettes And Alcohol [4:00]
11. Married With Children [3:13]
12. Sad Song (acoustic) [4:39]
13. D'yer Wanna Be A Spaceman? (acoustic) [2:43]
14. Supersonic [6:04]
15. Whatever [5:24]
16. I Am The Walrus [8:02]

All The Young Blues [01:16:13]
1. Rock 'n' Roll Star [4:43]
2. Columbia [4:24]
3. Fade Away [4:15]
4. Digsy's Dinner [2:50]
5. Shakermaker [5:15]
6. Live Forever [4:45]
7. Bring It On Down [4:51]
8. Up In The Sky [4:47]
9. Slide Away [6:18]
10. Cigarettes And Alcohol [4:00]
11. Married With Children [3:13]
12. Sad Song (acoustic) [4:39]
13. D'yer Wanna Be A Spaceman? (acoustic) [2:43]
14. Supersonic [6:04]
15. Whatever [5:24]
16. I Am The Walrus [8:02]

Definitely Maybe DVD
1. Columbia [04:29]

comments

• 1st Gen VHS Transfer is a nice source, but opens partway through Rock n Roll Star
• VHS Source (see below) is more complete and opens
• Live at Hammersmith Palais (Betrayer BDCD-08002 was a bonus disc on "Zigzagging Up and Down" from Betrayer records. The quality is not great, much lower generation sources are available.
• The official Definitely Maybe DVD contains a video for "Columbia" sourced from a bootleg. As with other low-quality sources there are lots of effects applied. The audio is superb though, which shows that the soundboards for these early shows are tucked away in the archives

screenshots

"1st Gen VHS":

DVD: Live at Hammersmith Palais (Betrayer BDCD-08002):

VHS Transfer

DVD: Definitely Maybe ("Columbia" only)

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fan memories

"This was my first Oasis show (and first show at The Palais), I had not bought the album yet and went on my own (none of my mates were interested when I booked up for the show!!!). My memories of this are pretty hazy although I do remember calling The Palais up to ask what time they were coming on and was told 10.00. This was wrong and I got there about 5 minutes before they hit the stage (I would have missed half the show if I had listened to them). I remember the orchestra at the back of the stage in the right hand corner (as you looked at the stage), and I also recalled the acoustic solo spot. It was a good show and having bought a bootleg of the show a couple of years later and being more familiar with the material I believe it was a pretty standard show for that tour, which compared to other bands makes it a great show.

It is difficult to say anymore as I really went more out of curiosity (gig ticket was cheaper than buying the album) and had yet to realise what a great band they are. I do feel fortunate that I saw the original line-up not long before Tony Carroll was booted out and I felt they were a good, tight unit. Compare this to the recent Glastonbury performance (25/6/2004) and although they have become more professional, the roughness around the edge of this line-up is missing from the band now, and I look wistfully back to the earlier gigs when they played Married With Children (electric) and Digsy's Dinner (bring back Fade Away).

- Jason Newson

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