Oasis: Live Demonstration Tape (Extended & Remastered)

00:00 - Cloudburst (Remastered)
5:06 - Columbia (Remastered)
10:07 - D'yer Wanna Be A Spaceman (Remastered)
12:47 - Strange Thing (Remastered)
18:00 - Bring It On Down (Remastered)
21:57 - Married With Children (Remastered)
25:04 - Fade Away (Remastered)
29:24 - Rock 'n' Roll Star (Remastered)
35:05 - Alive (Demo)
39:00 - Cloudburst (Alternative Demo)
43:29 - Columbia (Alternative Demo)
49:51 - Bring It On Down (Alternative Demo)
52:30 - Rock 'n' Roll Star (Alternative Demo)
57:48 - Alive (Alternative Demo)
1:02:04 - Must Be The Music (Rehearsal)
1:05:55 - Comin' On Strong (Rehearsal)
1:12:02 - Lock All The Doors (Rehearsal)
1:16:20 - Strange Thing (Rehearsal)

n 1992, Oasis were an up-and-coming live act in Manchester, with a small following, but no signs of a record contract. Realising their potential, Oasis guitarist and songwriter Noel Gallagher contacted Tony Griffiths of the Liverpool band The Real People. The two had met on a North American tour with the Inspiral Carpets, on which The Real People had been the opening act and Gallagher had worked as a roadie. Gallagher asked him if Oasis could use their studio to produce a professional sounding demo which they could then send to record companies. Griffiths and his brother Chris claim to have taught the band a lot about recording songs during that period. Around a dozen songs were recorded at the studio at Dock Road, Liverpool in Spring 1993, of which six songs ended up on the final Live Demonstration Tape. The versions of "D'Yer Wanna Be A Spaceman?" and "Married With Children" were recorded at the home of co-producer Mark Coyle.