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90s indie icon is unrecognisable as he looks back on touring with Oasis including wild concerts at Knebworth, Maine Road and the US - but can you guess who it is?
the lyricist and guitarist joined lead singer James Dean Bradfield in reflecting on travelling around with the Gallagher brothers as they opened for Oasis at some of their biggest 90s shows.
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Prepare for audacious showmanship, borderline offensive stage banter, and very possibly a few punch-ups—or, if you didn’t get Oasis tickets, just having a really nice time at some concerts.