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

Performance Date:	July 26, 2000
Venue:	Paleo Festival; Nyon, Swizerland
Quality:	FM
Source(s):	Audio CD/CDR Sources "Johnky" Source Fuck You All Cos I Dont Care

setlist

1. Go Let it Out
2. Who Feels Love?
3. Supersonic
4. Shakermaker
5. Acquiesce
6. Gas Panic
   
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audio sources

Fuck You All Cos I Don't Care Tracks #1-6 [0:26:27]
1. Go Let it Out [4:28]
2. Who Feels Love? [6:04]
3. Supersonic [5:03]
4. Shakermaker [5:26]
5. Acquiesce [3:37]
6. Gas Panic [1:49]

"Johnky" Source [0:30:31]
1. Fuckin' In The Bushes [0:29]
2. Go Let it Out [5:25]
3. Who Feels Love? [6:03]
4. Supersonic [5:02]
5. Shakermaker [5:19]
6. Acquiesce [4:07]
7. (Announcement) [1:57]
8. Gas Panic [2:09]

Release Notes
Another gig without Noel, Matt Deighton steps in Noels shoes.
The band had objects thrown at them, after Acquiesce theres some sort of announcement.
Band walk off stage a couple of lines into Gas Panic

This is a better quality version than the more widely spread recording.
I only scanned through it but it seems like the DJ banter is only after one song and in the annoucement.
Far less than other sources I've heard.

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OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE

Nyon, Wednesday, July 26th, 2000

Oasis was forced to stop short their concert this evening due to a handful of festival goers. The band had taken the stage to a roar of ancipation from the audience. Approximately 30 minutes into their performance several bottles, cans and coins were thrown on stage, hitting several band members. Liam Gallagher and the other members of Oasis walked off stage. An announcemnt was made to the audience advising them that the band wanted to return, but only if nothing further was thrown on stage.

The band returned to the stage for two more songs, but were once again forced off when both Liam Gallagher and the drummer Alan White were hit with flying debris.

The band regret this unfortunate situation and would like to apologize to the majority of the festivals goers who were unfortunately robbed of what started out as a fantastic Oasis show.

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