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

Performance Date:	May 26, 2005
Venue:	Carling Apollo, Hammersmith
Capacity:	5,039
Source(s):	Audio CD/CDR Sources Turn Up The Sun (Wardour Bonus) DAT Audience Source Digital Sources "feebleweavil" Audience Source (Uncirculated) [flac]

setlist

1. Fuckin' In The Bushes
2. Turn Up The Sun
3. Lyla
4. Bring It On Down
5. Morning Glory
6. Cigarettes & Alcohol
7. Stop Crying Your Heart Out
8. Little By Little
9. The Importance Of Being Idle
10. A Bell Will Ring
11. Live Forever
12. The Meaning Of Soul
13. Mucky Fingers
14. Champagne Supernova
15. Rock 'n' Roll Star
16. Songbird
17. Wonderwall
18. Don't Look Back In Anger
19. My Generation
    
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    Fuckin' In The Bushes Turn Up The Sun Lyla Bring It On Down Morning Glory Cigarettes & Alcohol Stop Crying Your Heart Out Little By Little The Importance Of Being Idle A Bell Will Ring Live Forever The Meaning Of Soul Mucky Fingers Champagne Supernova Rock 'n' Roll Star Songbird Wonderwall Don't Look Back In Anger My Generation
    
      
    
    

audio sources

DAT Audience Source [0:45:41 / 0:47:13]
1. Fuckin' In The Bushes [2:25]
2. Turn Up The Sun [4:00]
3. Lyla [5:09]
4. Bring It On Down [4:32]
5. Morning Glory [4:48]
6. Cigarettes & Alcohol [5:23]
7. Stop Crying Your Heart Out [5:52]
8. Little By Little [5:51]
9. The Importance Of Being Idle [4:20]
10. A Bell Will Ring [3:21]
11. Live Forever [4:55]
12. The Meaning Of Soul [3:29]
13. Mucky Fingers [4:11]
14. Champagne Supernova [6:41]
15. Rock 'n' Roll Star [9:32]
16. Songbird [2:39]
17. Wonderwall [4:02]
18. Don't Look Back In Anger [5:40]
19. My Generation [6:04]

"feebleweavil" Audience Source [flac] [1:32:52]
1. This is Not A Drill (Tape)
2. Fuckin' In The Bushes (Tape)
3. Turn Up The Sun
4. Lyla
5. Bring It On Down
6. Morning Glory
7. Cigarettes & Alcohol
8. Stop Crying Your Heart Out
9. Little By Little
10. The Importance Of Being Idle
11. A Bell Will Ring
12. Live Forever
13. The Meaning Of Soul
14. Mucky Fingers
15. Champagne Supernova
16. Rock 'n' Roll Star
17. Songbird
18. Wonderwall
19. Don't Look Back In Anger
20. My Generation

Release Notes
Source: AI-MD LP2

Turn Up The Sun (Wardour Bonus) CD Track #1 [0:45:41 / 0:47:13]
1. Fuckin' In The Bushes [2:25]
2. Turn Up The Sun [4:00]
3. Lyla [5:09]
4. Bring It On Down [4:32]
5. Morning Glory [4:48]
6. Cigarettes & Alcohol [5:23]
7. Stop Crying Your Heart Out [5:52]
8. Little By Little [5:51]
9. The Importance Of Being Idle [4:20]
10. A Bell Will Ring [3:21]
11. Live Forever [4:55]
12. The Meaning Of Soul [3:29]
13. Mucky Fingers [4:11]
14. Champagne Supernova [6:41]
15. Rock 'n' Roll Star [9:32]
16. Songbird [2:39]
17. Wonderwall [4:02]
18. Don't Look Back In Anger [5:40]
19. My Generation [6:04]

Release Notes
Speaking of oasis items released by the nostalgic Masterport label, items from the 2002 tour such as “EVEN BETTER THAN KNEBWORTH” at Finsbury Park or “Tokyo 2002 2nd Night” which is renewed and re-released is new to memory.

The impression may be strong. However, some of the tours that carried the 2005 album “DON’T BELIEVE THE TRUTH” were released on CD-R.

The item existed from the sound source that recorded the situation immediately after the start of the tour as if to tell this fact.

That is “TURN UP THE SUN” which recorded the Hammersmith Apollo performance in London on May 26th. Like the “BERLIN 2002 DAT MASTER” released this time on the limited press CD,

The 2005 Oasis also had a warm-up gig around a small venue before entering the main tour. In 2002, it was held only in Europe, but this year he gave a warm-up gig not only in Europe but also in his native England.

Twice It was the CD-R “TURN UP THE SUN” that caught such a precious gig, but the original audience recording was originally obtained by the British taper without spreading it among traders.

Yes, the sound source itself is valuable in the first place. However, the sound image is a little far. In addition, the chorus in the classical song is a big excitement tournament because it is my home country, but the sound image of the chorus is farther than the performance (laugh).

So fortunately it is not in a state that covers the performance. Similar to the warm-up period of 2002, the repertoire that was played only with a series of gigs and was rare for 2005 was “Stop Crying Your Heart Out” and “Little By Little”.

Since these two songs from “HEATHEN CHEMISTRY” were no longer played when the main part of the tour started, I wonder if they will be positioned as a valuable repertoire unique to this period. Nowadays, many people don’t know the fact that they played these songs in 2005.

It was very interesting to hear this gig before the release of “DON’T BELIEVE THE TRUTH”, so the response of the songs on the album was slow. “Lyla”, which was released as a leading single, shows excitement, but it is incomparable to the enthusiastic reaction after that.

However, when it comes to classical songs, the chorus is incandescent. Is it valuable to capture the head of this unique excitement?

Also, the Oasis side is not accustomed to the new song that has just been introduced, and Liam Gallagher, who could not grasp the timing of singing in “The Meaning Of Soul”, ordered the performance to be redone.

Which is another happening unique to warm-up. Has been captured.

And it is no exaggeration to say that the audience recording items of this period are no longer available, so please try this gift CD-R for the fun of the 2005 warm-up gig, which is different from 2002. !!

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