After a 15 year break up, the world famous English band Oasis is back together and well on their way with their reunion tour. Lets see what 5 of their songs have been listened to the most on Spotify!
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5. Live Forever – Remastered
Released on August 8, 1994, and written by Noel Gallagher while working construction, “Live Forever” is a song that was written in a time where grunge music was rather popular. It is the third track featured on the album Definitely Maybe. Noel Gallagher kept Nirvana and Kurt Cobain himself in mind while writing the song, and is regarded as a more positive song, in contrast to a majority of other grunge music. The song was released only a few months after Kurt Cobain’s death. With just over 300,350,000 streams on Spotify, Live Forever – Remastered takes the number five spot.
Oasis – Live Forever (MTV 1994)
*VOCALS ONLY*
— Mainly Oasis (@mainlyoasis) June 16, 2023
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4. Stop Crying Your Heart Out
“Stop Crying Your Heart Out” was written by Noel Gallagher and is the fourth featured song on the Heathen Chemistry album. Heathen Chemistry was the fifth studio album released in 2002 by Oasis, Liam Gallagher, and Noel Gallagher. The song resonated with people in several different ways, as it has a bittersweet sound to it and could be compared to individuals going through all sorts of walks of life. “Stop Crying Your Heart Out” has just under 400,000,000 streams on Spotify as of now, putting it in the number four spot.
Noel Gallagher – Stop Crying Your Heart Out (Acoustic Live on The Panel Tv Show, Nov 2002) now in HD@MaxiGonzalez_23 pic.twitter.com/1iidrGzWKg
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3. Champagne Supernova – Remastered
Next up is arguably one of Oasis’s most popular songs they have released, and that is “Champagne Supernova”. The remastered version of this song is one of most listened to songs currently on Oasis’s Spotify discography. It was released as the final track on the album (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, back in October 1995. Noel Gallagher claims that the song has different meanings depending on how he feels, but is based around the industry and punk rock bands. “Champagne Supernova – Remastered” takes the number three spot with just over 435,290,000 streams on Spotify.
Oasis – Champagne Supernova (Earls Court 1995)
— Mainly Oasis (@mainlyoasis) June 6, 2021
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2. Don’t Look Back In Anger – Remastered
In the second spot is one of Oasis’s most beloved songs of all time, if it wasn’t for the number one spot, and that is “Don’t Look Back In Anger – Remastered”. Being the fourth track on the same album as “Champagne Supernova” and many other hits, (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, “Don’t Look Back In Anger” stands as one of Oasis’s biggest hits. Noel Gallagher claims he was under the influence of illegal substances when writing the song, and doesn’t fully know what the lyrics mean, but regardless it is widely loved anyways. “Don’t Look Back In Anger – Remastered” currently has over 965,920,000 streams on Spotify.
28 years ago today, Oasis released Don’t Look Back In Anger
— Mainly Oasis (@mainlyoasis) February 19, 2024
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1.Wonderwall – Remastered
Taking the top spot on this list is Oasis’s biggest hit, and a song that has touched the hearts of people all over the world, and that is “Wonderwall”. “Wonderwall” is the third track on (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, and has had an interesting history in the past years since its release. Noel Gallagher has given several different answers to what the song is about, and who or what the lyrics are referring to. Some of the responses have been girlfriends, imaginary friends, etc. However, regardless of the true meaning behind the lyrics or inspiration for the song, it remains a classic song that people all over the world fell in love with, and remain in love with. “Wonderwall – Remastered” currently has over 2,165,390,000 streams on Spotify, strongly placing it in the top spot.
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