Oasis, already the strongest band in the world, delivered a stunning performance at their triumphant return to Manchester, releasing an astonishing recording from the third day of their five-day Heaton Park concert! This is an unimaginable outdoor recording! Furthermore, the recording was initially released with unnecessary remastering by a private individual, resulting in some issues like crunchy highs and an overly flashy bassline. However, our thorough restoration completely eliminated these issues! The separation of each instrument has been enhanced, resulting in an extremely natural band sound while maintaining high sound quality! The ultra-high-quality recording of the reunion tour, which breaks the conventional wisdom of audience recordings, has finally arrived from their hometown Manchester performance! Finally, the release of the Oasis "LIVE '25" tour with a superb audience has been realized! While this alone would be a groundbreaking week, this time around, the final week of July 2025 will feature a double feature of superb audience releases! The quality of these simultaneous audience recordings is also stunning. It even seems to surpass the simultaneously released "DEFINITIVE CARDIFF 2025 2ND NIGHT: DEDICATED TO UNSUNG HERO"... What a high-level competition! What's surprising is that this new, transcendent audience was created at the massive outdoor venue, Heaton Park! Not surprisingly, as this is a triumphant return to their hometown of Manchester, the excitement at each show is intense. This is evident from the intensity glimpsed in footage such as "HEATON PARK 2025 1ST NIGHT" and the gift "HEATON PARK 2025 1ST NIGHT: THE VIDEO," released last week. Moreover, since it was an outdoor performance, theoretically, it would be quite unfavorable for audience recording. However, just one week ago, a recording of the third day at Heaton Park appeared online, capturing ultra-high quality, literally shocking! The sound quality is so intense that you might find yourself asking, "Is this really a recording from Heaton Park?" Even though it was recorded at the huge outdoor venue of Heaton Park, the level of cheering from the surroundings was low, making it easy to listen to. The sound image is incredibly clear, too! The simultaneous releases of the second day in Cardiff and the third day at Heaton Park are a shocking feat. Two audience recordings with such high sound quality were suddenly released at once! However, there was a problem with the third day at Heaton Park, which prevented the release of the recording with open arms. When the recording was released, it was remastered by a private individual, which was a bit of a hassle. That alone would have been enough, but the remastering caused the recording to have a typical, excessively strong, treble sound, which was a major problem. This is exactly what it means to lack the finishing touch. Nevertheless, it's still a very high-quality recording, so it's possible it could be released. However, the high frequencies are crisp and the low frequencies, especially Andy's bass, are overly forward. Correcting this would clearly further improve the exceptional sound quality. Therefore, thorough restoration and adjustment of the sound source for this CD instantly resolved the source's chronic "v-sharpness" issue. Furthermore, the separation of each instrument was improved, resulting in an extremely natural band sound while maintaining high sound quality! For example, the acoustic guitar sound in the intro to "D'You Know What I Mean?" was often buried due to the remastering, but this restoration has made it vividly recognizable. And after the first two days of the Cardiff tour, which attracted worldwide attention, were a huge success, the band's triumphant return to their hometown of Manchester was undeniably exciting. While the original audience recording had a very close sound image, the adjustments made it even closer to soundboard level and clearer. Liam and the band, who finished Cardiff and delivered a confident performance, were truly amazing. While the excitement of the Oasis live performance, conveyed by the on-site audience, was certainly enjoyable, it was a listening obstacle. That's why this recording is so easy to listen to, and the vividness of the fireworks that erupted after the finale, "Champagne Supernova," not only offers excellent sound quality but also a first-rate documentary finish! This is a transcendent audience recording that can be confidently said to represent the early part of the "LIVE '25" tour. While its high sound quality may lead to its release on other labels, this release is completely different from the original recording. We've combined our expertise and thoroughly refined the sound source, resulting in an undeniable release. Remaster of Stereo Audience Recording Heaton Park, Manchester, England 16th July 2025 ULTIMATE SOUND Disc 1(56:27) 1. The Beatles ? Tomorrow Never Knows (Tape) 2. This Is Not A Drill 3. Fuckin' In The Bushes 4. Hello 5. Acquiesce 6. Morning Glory 7. Some Might Say 8. Bring It On Down 9. Cigarettes & Alcohol 10. Fade Away 11. Supersonic 12. Roll With It 13. Talk Tonight 14. Half The World Away 15. Little By Little Disc 2(64:53) 1. D’You Know What I Mean? 2. Stand By Me 3. Cast No Shadow 4. Slide Away 5. Whatever / Octopus's Garden 6. Live Forever 7. Rock 'n' Roll Star 8. The Masterplan 9. Don't Look Back In Anger 10. Wonderwall 11. Champagne Supernova Liam Gallagher - lead vocals, tambourine Noel Gallagher - lead guitar, vocals Paul Arthurs - guitar Gem Archer - guitar Andy Bell - bass Joey Waronker - drums Christian Madden - keyboards (support) Alastair White - trombone (support) Steve Hamilton - saxophone (support) Joe Auckland - trumpet (support)
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