Oasis
Live Oasis homecoming song released
Track features on free ShockWaves NME Awards 2006 CD
- Feb 28, 2006
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Oasis are releasing a rare recording from their homecoming gigs last year.
A version of the band’s classic ‘Rock 'N' Roll Star’, recorded when the band played the City Of Manchester Stadium last July, features on the new ShockWaves NME Awards 2006 CD.
The disc also features tracks from a host of bands who triumphed at last week’s ceremony.
The Strokes, Franz Ferdinand and Babyshambles all feature, while Best Album victors the Kaiser Chiefs have also submitted a rare live recording of ‘Saturday Night’.
The tracklisting runs:
Franz Ferdinand – ‘You Could Have It So Much Better’
Editors – ‘Bullets’
The Long Blondes – ‘Once And Never Again’
We Are Scientists – ‘The Scene Is Dead’
Oasis – ‘Rock N Roll Star’ (live)
The Cribs – ‘Mirror Kissers’ (live)
Maximo Park – ‘Now I;m All Over The Shop’
The Strokes – ‘On The Other Side’
Kaiser Chiefs – ‘Saturday Night’ (live)
Ian Brown – ‘My Star’ (album version)
Mystery Jets – ‘The Tale’
Babyshambles – ‘Albion’
The CD is free with UK copies of NME, out nationwide from tomorrow (March 1).
A version of the band’s classic ‘Rock 'N' Roll Star’, recorded when the band played the City Of Manchester Stadium last July, features on the new ShockWaves NME Awards 2006 CD.
The disc also features tracks from a host of bands who triumphed at last week’s ceremony.
The Strokes, Franz Ferdinand and Babyshambles all feature, while Best Album victors the Kaiser Chiefs have also submitted a rare live recording of ‘Saturday Night’.
The tracklisting runs:
Franz Ferdinand – ‘You Could Have It So Much Better’
Editors – ‘Bullets’
The Long Blondes – ‘Once And Never Again’
We Are Scientists – ‘The Scene Is Dead’
Oasis – ‘Rock N Roll Star’ (live)
The Cribs – ‘Mirror Kissers’ (live)
Maximo Park – ‘Now I;m All Over The Shop’
The Strokes – ‘On The Other Side’
Kaiser Chiefs – ‘Saturday Night’ (live)
Ian Brown – ‘My Star’ (album version)
Mystery Jets – ‘The Tale’
Babyshambles – ‘Albion’
The CD is free with UK copies of NME, out nationwide from tomorrow (March 1).
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