Oasis - Live Forever - Demo Version (Liam Gallagher on vocals)
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Published 2007-10-01
NOEL & LIAM LIVE FOREVER DUET WITH 1994 & 2021 GUITAR SOLO BLEND: • Oasis - Live Forever Liam & Noel duet...
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ABOUT THIS VIDEO:
Liam Gallagher on vocals. Recorded in September 1993 at Loco Studios, Newport. Released on tape by NME. Liam Gallagher's voice at today's live concerts does not sound anything like his powerful and unique voice during the years 1992-1999. After many years of destroying his voice due to his damaging singing technique, somewhere around 2003 Liam started to sound like Kermit the frog during live concerts. Fortunately, he is now at least sounding good in the studio again. But unfortunately, we will never get Liam's old live voice back, unless he hires an expensive specialist and performs vocal chord surgery (if possible). The only thing we can do is enjoy past live and studio recordings of Liam's once great voice. This is one of my favorites.
This is also Andy Bell's favourite version of Live Forever. He talks about it on the Definitely Maybe DVD. This demo version of Live Forever begins with an acoustic guitar intro. While recording the album version, the record's producer Owen Morris cut out this intro and replaced it with a drumbeat played by Tony McCarroll. Morris further cut a second section in Gallagher's guitar solo. Although Gallagher was upset, Morris felt the part had sounded "a bit like fucking Slash from Guns N' Roses".
All Comments (21)
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OASIS FT. SINGING CROWD RECORDED FROM HOT AIR BALLOON - LIVE FOREVER - LIVE (’96): https://youtu.be/f3COa-bwap0 NOEL & LIAM LIVE FOREVER DUET WITH 1994 & 2021 GUITAR SOLO BLEND: https://youtu.be/xiD0ZGEPbRA OASIS REUNION SONG (Please READ the DESCRIPTION Before Watching): https://youtu.be/xZvC5Djpzfo ********************************************************** — SUBSCRIBE if you enjoy the videos on this Youtube channel. **********************************************************
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As corny as it seems as an adult, as a teen I listened to this repeatedly and sang it at the top of my lungs as I lay in a hospital bed fighting off what I was told was a terminal disease... 18 years later and counting and I still think I scared the fucking thing out of my body....
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It's absolutely criminal they didn't include this on the Definitely Maybe remaster.
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Liam's voice in this, wow wow wow.
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I love the youthful naive sense you get out of Liam’s voice in this recording. He had no idea what the future was holding for him.
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HOLY FUCKING SHIT. HIS SOUND SO FUCKING BEAUTIFUL THAN OFFICIAL RELEASE.
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If you write a song like this, you are a genius, Noel Gallagher is a genius.
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Liam's voice in this song is one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard in my entire life.
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why can't liam sound like this forever
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Liam's voice sounds unbelievably young in this, some set of lungs though!!
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even the demos sound better than the majority of the music about today
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Love the picture
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Strangely enough, being used to the album version, it almost changes the whole song when Liam sings "how your garden grows" in another way. Absolutely loved it.
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Liam's voice is like liquid silk. Smooth as butter, flawless, impeccable, towering, vibrant, full of life and confidence. Beauty embodied.
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This recording is everything as to why I rate Liam Gallagher one of the best vocalists of all time. His voice from 92-95 was impeccable. Nothing lasts forever, and we're just blessed to hear it, what a talent this kid had. Let's remember him for the talent that he was, and ignore any shenanigans.
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Purest teenager Liam voice ever ! I agree too, this version is the best. Awsome
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beautiful photo beautiful song makes me cry
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liams voice sounds perfect here
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I used to sing these songs on the way to school when my grandma was still alive. This was her favorite Oasis song. Miss you nana. You and I are gonna live forever. Count on it.
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I’m so happy there’s a newer, younger generation of oasis fans still out there. I grew up with my older brothers listening to oasis and stone roses, it brings me back to the 90s and what felt like the greatest period for music. No matter how many phases and stages I go through I’ll always come to this. As you were.
