Some of us veterans of 1966 may not survive four more years of hurt. What I’m clinging on to now is the hope I live long enough to see the redevelopment of Leeds City station
Captured during a 1995 appearance on The White Room, “(It’s Good) to Be Free” highlights Oasis at their most raw and energetic, originally released as a B side to “Whatever” in 1994. The performance reflects the band’s early swagger during their rapid rise.
@Lady_Jay_Bee3@emmaxxxxx My post has nothing to do with religion … it’s about welfare ! Expecting an ‘athlete’ to perform in such an intense environment without hydration for 12 hours is irresponsible and dangerous