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New Oasis 'busking' documentary launched online

The 18-minute film is available to watch now

January 14, 2009 | 7 Comments
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A new 18-minute Oasis documentary has been launched online, featuring the band teaching New York buskers to play their songs.

The film, the first high-definition film to debut on MySpace, is available to watch now at MySpace.com/oasis.

The documentary, directed by The Malloys, who have previously directed music videos for the likes of The White Stripes, follows Liam Gallagher, Gem Archer and Andy Bell as they travel to New York around the launch of the recent album, 'Dig Out Your Soul'.

Oasis launched 'Dig Out Your Soul' in the USA in September by having selected street buskers interpret songs from it.

Liam joked that he was so impressed he considered taking them on tour.

Head to Myspace.com/oasis to watch the film now, or click below.

'Oasis - Dig Out Your Soul In The Streets'

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maffyou1

Jan 14, 2009

I'll save you all some time 'oasis are crap' 'noels a twat' 'liams a twat' '(insert middle class derge here) are better than oasis'. Looking forward to watching this when I get home from work!

Beatle_Matt

Jan 14, 2009

Watched the documentary, and it's an interesting change of pace from the typical "Making of" documentary most bands put out. Some of the street performers are really great, and some are really crap, but it's an interesting take on another bands music...