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Post by mkoasis on Oct 19, 2014 14:35:24 GMT -5
Sort of a spin-off of the other threads we've got going, but I wanted to make a list of songs that we know are from this period. The band have said they recorded 66 (I think) songs during this time. Of that we have:
the album
Turn Up the Sun
Mucky Fingers
Lyla
Love Like a Bomb
The Importance of Being Idle
The Meaning of Soul
Guess God Thinks I'm Abel
Part of the Queue
Keep the Dream Alive
A Bell Will Ring
Let There Be Love
b-sides
Eyeball Tickler
Won't Let You Down
Pass Me Down the Wine
The Quiet Ones
Sittin' Here in Silence
I Can See it Now/Can Ya See it Now? (also for DIV sessions)
officially released demos
Lyla
The Importance of Being Idle
Let There Be Love (Noel vox with guitar arpeggio)
leaked demos
Turn up the Sun
Love Like a Bomb
The Meaning of Soul
A Bell Will Ring
Eyeball Tickler
presumably from the same sessions?
Lord Don't Slow Me Down
Record Machine
Nothing on Me
Stop the Clocks
Boy with the Blues
I Believe in All
Just Let It Come Down Over Me
Swollen Hand Blues
She Must Be One of Us
Oh Lord!
Evil Eye
The Morning Son
Velvet Building/Flick of the Finger (for DIV sessions)
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Post by LlAM on Oct 19, 2014 14:46:38 GMT -5
Who Put The Weight Of The World On My Shoulders?
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Post by rupertg on Oct 19, 2014 22:38:08 GMT -5
I believe The Good Rebel was also written around this period.
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Post by warewolf95 on Oct 19, 2014 22:46:51 GMT -5
I believe The Good Rebel was also written around this period. I've always heard that TGR is from Heathen Chemistry, alongside Stop The Clocks |
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Post by warewolf95 on Oct 19, 2014 22:51:47 GMT -5
Am I the only one that noticed that there is a lot of acoustic-based material from the DBTT sessions?
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Post by jordan71421 on Oct 19, 2014 23:00:44 GMT -5
Am I the only one that noticed that there is a lot of acoustic-based material from the DBTT sessions? Yeah I always view it in my head as a very acoustic oriented album. I do love the contrast between DBTT and DOYS. DBTT is bright and vibrant, whereas the latter is much darker and bleaker. |
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Post by Lennon2217 on Oct 19, 2014 23:12:51 GMT -5
Am I the only one that noticed that there is a lot of acoustic-based material from the DBTT sessions? And to think DBTT started off in Death In Vegas' hands. Sad that dream died in 2003. Would love to finally hear those sessions. |
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Post by Jailbird on Oct 19, 2014 23:27:59 GMT -5
Am I the only one that noticed that there is a lot of acoustic-based material from the DBTT sessions? And to think DBTT started off in Death In Vegas' hands. Sad that dream died in 2003. Would love to finally hear those sessions. Just wait until 2025  |
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Post by warewolf95 on Oct 19, 2014 23:29:32 GMT -5
Am I the only one that noticed that there is a lot of acoustic-based material from the DBTT sessions? Yeah I always view it in my head as a very acoustic oriented album. I do love the contrast between DBTT and DOYS. DBTT is bright and vibrant, whereas the latter is much darker and bleaker. The cover of DOYS pretty much sums up its contents, production wise, in comparison to DBTT. The cover of DBTT always reflected the one-dimensional production of that album for me as well. Its like, no frills, no gimmicks, just good songs recorded well. DOYS was like "how many remixes can we have", lol |
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Post by asimarx on Oct 20, 2014 7:39:16 GMT -5
Good thread! From the top of my head you've missed...
Man Of Misery
It just sounds very DBTT-ish, rather than Dig Out Your Soul-era, where the demo was first heard in that Pretty Green commercial.
Velvet Building (early version of Flick Of The Finger recorded at Cornwall with DIV)
Confirmed by Beady Eye during early interviews for BE
The Morning Son
Noel in an NME interview from 2011: "'The Morning Son' has been around for the best part of five years." Could at this point have been called I Stand Alone, which had been a rumoured song title as early as 2004.
Soldier On
"We'd started gathering together tunes that had a certain feeling to them. I was doing the Electric Proms with The Coral, who'd recorded their album at my studio, and it turns out they'd come across a hard drive in the Pro Tools that said New Oasis Stuff, and they'd a sneaky listen… So [Coral singer] James Skelly, a bit sheepish, asks me "Are you gonna do that tune Soldier On?" Now I don't remember it, Gem doesn't remember it, Liam certainly doesn't remember it, but the other lads in The Coral are going " You've gotta record this tune, its fucking boss!" So I ransack this hard drive, can't find a track called Soldier On. So we get to Abbey Road and we're chatting away and Andy Bell goes "Soldier On? Brilliant! I've got a CD of it my bag." (Noel for Mojo Magazine in 2008)
The question is when this first version of Soldier On they discovered was demoed. Might have been during DBTT sessions.
Wind Up Dream
Gem described it as “almost as old as The Roller” during promo for DGSS
(Guess) I'm Outta Time
Demoed in 2004/2005 at Wheeler End according to some source I'm not able to find right now.
The Good Rebel
Firstly appeared on fake tracklistings during that time in 2003/2004. Turned out to be real after all, so I'd rank it DBTT era.
God Help Us All
Prominently soundcheck on the accompanying tour. Could have also been written whilst on tour.
I've already tried to put them into a chronological recording sessions order, starting with the DIV sessions, there's just so many gaps and pending questions. From all the album sessions Oasis did this is definitely the most instransparent and complicated to comprehend.
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Post by asimarx on Oct 20, 2014 7:42:02 GMT -5
And I believe !!Oh Lord!! (it was titled liked that on the NG 2010 demos CD-R cover, wasn't it?) to be DOYS-era.
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Post by Lennon2217 on Oct 20, 2014 8:11:07 GMT -5
And I believe !!Oh Lord!! (it was titled liked that on the NG 2010 demos CD-R cover, wasn't it?) to be DOYS-era. It's got that toy sitar effect on it which we know Noel and Gem became obsessed with during the DOYS sessions. |
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Post by dennizz on Oct 20, 2014 8:21:03 GMT -5
weren't there 66 songs knocling about for this album, good luck sorting that out then
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Post by Mr. Bigglesworth on Oct 20, 2014 10:30:22 GMT -5
"oh lord" sounds pretty much like the DBTT era. the tanpura toy was used during DOYS but the electric guitar sound is really Don`t believe the truth in my ears.
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Post by LlAM on Oct 20, 2014 10:54:29 GMT -5
The Good Rebel is older than DBTT.
It's from HC era.
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Post by asimarx on Oct 20, 2014 13:43:45 GMT -5
The Good Rebel is older than DBTT. It's from HC era. Anything to back this up? I always assumed people had just put in that era because it kinda fits the general vibe and sound of HC. And even if it was written around that time, they might have given the song another try during the DBBT sessions. I think it was in 2009, in a fan interview Noel gave to oasisgeneration.com in which he confirmed that they indeed recorded a demo of TGR, unfortunately without giving a date. In the same way we could add Kill For A Dream, The Roller and High Horse Lady to the list since they all were demoed or at least written during the HC sessions. (EDIT: The Magic Can't Be Right and Don't Be Down as well, for that matter). |
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Post by mrmoonbeam on Oct 20, 2014 13:45:30 GMT -5
Is there a thread like this for every album?
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Post by LlAM on Oct 20, 2014 14:11:33 GMT -5
The Good Rebel is older than DBTT. It's from HC era. Anything to back this up? I always assumed people had just put in that era because it kinda fits the general vibe and sound of HC. And even if it was written around that time, they might have given the song another try during the DBBT sessions. I think it was in 2009, in a fan interview Noel gave to oasisgeneration.com in which he confirmed that they indeed recorded a demo of TGR, unfortunately without giving a date. In the same way we could add Kill For A Dream, The Roller and High Horse Lady to the list since they all were demoed or at least written during the HC sessions. (EDIT: The Magic Can't Be Right and Don't Be Down as well, for that matter). The earliest I can find is a mention of rumored tracks from may 2003, which only include one song title that we know (the good rebel). So its younger than that. I'll have a search later cos I'm certain its from before 2002 hence the inclusion in rumors. |
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Post by Headmaster on Oct 20, 2014 14:31:56 GMT -5
Am I the only one that noticed that there is a lot of acoustic-based material from the DBTT sessions? No wonder DBTT has a lot of acoustic moments. |
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Post by Deleted on Oct 20, 2014 14:32:54 GMT -5
Anything to back this up? I always assumed people had just put in that era because it kinda fits the general vibe and sound of HC. And even if it was written around that time, they might have given the song another try during the DBBT sessions. I think it was in 2009, in a fan interview Noel gave to oasisgeneration.com in which he confirmed that they indeed recorded a demo of TGR, unfortunately without giving a date. In the same way we could add Kill For A Dream, The Roller and High Horse Lady to the list since they all were demoed or at least written during the HC sessions. (EDIT: The Magic Can't Be Right and Don't Be Down as well, for that matter). The earliest I can find is a mention of rumored tracks from may 2003, which only include one song title that we know (the good rebel). So its younger than that. I'll have a search later cos I'm certain its from before 2002 hence the inclusion in rumors. from an old nme article NOEL GALLAGHER has revealed to NME.COM that OASIS already have an album's worth of new songs written for their next album. Speaking last week, Noel said that between him, guitarist Gem Archer and brother Liam Gallagher, 13 songs are now written for the follow-up to 'Heathen Chemistry'. No date has yet been set for the release of the new album and it's not expected until late 2004 at the earliest. "I've got about five songs done, Liam's got about six, and Gem's got a couple," Noel said. Liam also spoke about his songs, telling NME.COM: "My songs are the best fucking songs in the world - I write the best fucking songs in the world." Although the band have been 'officially' taking a year off, an impromptu set from Noel and Gem at The Bandits' Bandwagon club night in Liverpool (May 3) featured newie 'Stop The Clocks' and gave fans a glimpse into what the new album might sound like. Other working titles for tracks are rumoured to be 'They Ain't Got Nothing On Me', 'They Ain't `Got Nothing On You', 'Longer', 'Singin' Your Life', 'You Wanna Feel My Shame', 'Say It', 'Revolution Man' and 'The Good Rebel'. Noel revealed that the set in Liverpool was actually the result of a bet he made with a friend. He said: "I bet that if Man City won, I'd get up and play. I only said it because I didn't think that they'd win, so it came as a bit of a shock."  |
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Post by LlAM on Oct 20, 2014 14:35:27 GMT -5
The earliest I can find is a mention of rumored tracks from may 2003, which only include one song title that we know (the good rebel). So its younger than that. I'll have a search later cos I'm certain its from before 2002 hence the inclusion in rumors. from an old nme article NOEL GALLAGHER has revealed to NME.COM that OASIS already have an album's worth of new songs written for their next album. Speaking last week, Noel said that between him, guitarist Gem Archer and brother Liam Gallagher, 13 songs are now written for the follow-up to 'Heathen Chemistry'. No date has yet been set for the release of the new album and it's not expected until late 2004 at the earliest. "I've got about five songs done, Liam's got about six, and Gem's got a couple," Noel said. Liam also spoke about his songs, telling NME.COM: "My songs are the best fucking songs in the world - I write the best fucking songs in the world." Although the band have been 'officially' taking a year off, an impromptu set from Noel and Gem at The Bandits' Bandwagon club night in Liverpool (May 3) featured newie 'Stop The Clocks' and gave fans a glimpse into what the new album might sound like. Other working titles for tracks are rumoured to be 'They Ain't Got Nothing On Me', 'They Ain't `Got Nothing On You', 'Longer', 'Singin' Your Life', 'You Wanna Feel My Shame', 'Say It', 'Revolution Man' and 'The Good Rebel'. Noel revealed that the set in Liverpool was actually the result of a bet he made with a friend. He said: "I bet that if Man City won, I'd get up and play. I only said it because I didn't think that they'd win, so it came as a bit of a shock." Yeah thats the earliest I can find on Google |
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Post by Mean Mrs. Mustard on Oct 20, 2014 14:38:56 GMT -5
They ain't got nothing on you AND they ain't got nothing on me? Woah.
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Post by asimarx on Oct 20, 2014 14:49:07 GMT -5
The earliest I can find is a mention of rumored tracks from may 2003, which only include one song title that we know (the good rebel). So its younger than that. I'll have a search later cos I'm certain its from before 2002 hence the inclusion in rumors. from an old nme article NOEL GALLAGHER has revealed to NME.COM that OASIS already have an album's worth of new songs written for their next album. Speaking last week, Noel said that between him, guitarist Gem Archer and brother Liam Gallagher, 13 songs are now written for the follow-up to 'Heathen Chemistry'. No date has yet been set for the release of the new album and it's not expected until late 2004 at the earliest. "I've got about five songs done, Liam's got about six, and Gem's got a couple," Noel said. Liam also spoke about his songs, telling NME.COM: "My songs are the best fucking songs in the world - I write the best fucking songs in the world." Although the band have been 'officially' taking a year off, an impromptu set from Noel and Gem at The Bandits' Bandwagon club night in Liverpool (May 3) featured newie 'Stop The Clocks' and gave fans a glimpse into what the new album might sound like. Other working titles for tracks are rumoured to be 'They Ain't Got Nothing On Me', 'They Ain't `Got Nothing On You', 'Longer', 'Singin' Your Life', 'You Wanna Feel My Shame', 'Say It', 'Revolution Man' and 'The Good Rebel'. Noel revealed that the set in Liverpool was actually the result of a bet he made with a friend. He said: "I bet that if Man City won, I'd get up and play. I only said it because I didn't think that they'd win, so it came as a bit of a shock." Yeah, that is the news article from 2003 I was originally referring to. Given that all the other mentioned titles turned out to be real, I wonder if Longer/Singing Your Life/Say It/You Wanna Feel My Shame are actual Oasis songs too. I think Noel was confronted with some of these titles during the fan interview from 2009 I mentioned and denied any of their existence. The titles sound very genetic as well, but who knows. Could have been working titles, Singing Your Life might be Sing (If The Song's Worth Singing) which reportedly evolved into Lyla. And these could well be songs that were recorded with Death In Vegas. |
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Post by asimarx on Oct 20, 2014 14:51:00 GMT -5
Revolution Man might of course be an alternate/misheard title for Revolution Song.
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Post by Lennon2217 on Oct 20, 2014 16:35:54 GMT -5
I think I like the songs that didn't make it on to DBTT during his era more.
- She Must Be One Of Us
- Let It Come Down Over Me
- Stop The Clocks
- Record Machine
- Lord Don't Slow Me Down
- Boy With The Blues
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