Knebworth 1996

Oasis: Knebworth 1996 is a must-see documentary for fans of the group, as it really captures the energy of the crowd and makes you wish you'd been able to flood into that field in 1996. On top of that, this blu-ray includes BOTH FULL NIGHTS of the concert, which make this a must-own product all by itself. The quality of the footage blows everything you'll see online of this event out of the water.

Oasis in their prime. Cool shows, and great energy.

Excelente, dos días de concierto y muy buen audio.

The audio sounds great. The disc contains the two nights in their entirety plus a documentary. Very glad I purchased it.

Live Oasis! What more could you ask for? Some of my favorite tracks are Acquiesce, Columbia, and Live Forever. Normally I would have bought the CD, but I decided to try the vinyl instead. The packaging is designed nicely, and the cover art was a really good choice.

If you like Oasis you will love this. Oasis at their live best hands down.

The sound and the picture is incredible. Great show!

This concert features OASIS in their prime, a great selection of songs from great albums at that point in time.

I always assumed Maine Road was the pinnacle of early Oasis, and that Knebworth was somewhat over-mythicised. But I stand corrected.The documentary you can take or leave, but the two nights themselves, presented here in full - absolutely outstanding. The picture and sound on the blu-ray is crisp and clear, everything sounds massive as it should and all members are on good form. While Liam naturally dominates, the band are military-tight. And if there was ever any question that Alan White was the perfect drummer for Oasis, it is emphatically answered here.The whole gig (both nights) is impressive, but for me the opening 8-9 songs are just untouchable. The classic 1995/96 setlist is peppered with the likes of Columbia (a swaggering wall of noise opener) and Slide Away (perhaps THE prime example of Gallagher Jnr’s impassioned delivery), and further highlights include storming renditions of Supersonic, Hello and Morning Glory.The energy barely drops, albeit there’s an inevitable sag at points during the second half. Round Are Way, Whatever and I Am The Walrus all lend to the party atmosphere nicely, but are unsurprisingly eclipsed by the emotional heavyweights (Cast No Shadow, Live Forever, Champagne Supernova) while the band’s biggest songs - Wonderwall and Don’t Look Back in Anger - tower in such mammoth settings.As mentioned excessively throughout the documentary, there were 125,000 at each night and it’s both joyous and surprisingly emotional to see everyone so responsive and in the moment throughout, which sadly at odds with the technology driven culture of today.An excellent release and a must for an Oasis fan.

This is how live music should be. I can’t proclaim to be the worlds biggest oasis fan but they’ve so many good songs that this was hard to ignore. Possibly the biggest band in the world at the time, playing in the UK’s best music venue, at the peak of their popularity. I figured this was a must have. The recording is excellent, someone obviously intended for this to be released but why it’s taken so long is lost on me. The vocals are clear and centred, the stereo mix is great and there’s a good amount of crowd to be heard without it ever drowning the music out. You could close your eyes and almost be there. Almost. The pressing itself is lovely and the presentation is really nice, with each sleeve resembling parts of the gig ticket.I got this on pre order at £35 and I think it’s only going to go up in value. Stop reading this and press buy.

Hell yeah its from first minute you can tell these guys ruled the stage and what a huge relief seeing spectators engaged to jump and sing along artists without bloody phones or flashesProduction first class mix is great also 5 star without the doubt

This should have been released years ago, Perfect sound quality. Makes me wish I was there. Not stopped listening to it since it arrived.

A moment in time, captured forever.