The 2000 TV appearance "LATER..." was suddenly rebroadcast in HD this April, and became a hot topic among Oasis enthusiasts. The release of "LIVE ON TV 1994-1995," which recorded the 1994 and 1995 appearances of the same program in the highest quality version of the rebroadcast, is still fresh in our memory, but at that time the program was all about Oasis, which also served as a promotion for the album "STANDING ON THE SHOULDER OF GIANTS." It was Oasis' first full-scale TV appearance in that album mode, and it was also the first stereo soundboard of the 2000 live, so it's nostalgic that a CD called "FIRST TIME OUT LIVE 2000" was released by the POLAR BEAR label. Naturally, the video also gained a standard status because it could be viewed in a professional shot for an hour, but at that time, the DVD-R recording system had not yet appeared, so even though it was a TV broadcast in 2000, the deterioration of image quality via VHS was unavoidable. Although some songs were rebroadcast separately after that, it's been a long time since the show was rebroadcast, and this time it's HD, as it's 2022. That's why the picture quality is so clear. It's a super clear state that you definitely wouldn't have been able to experience unless you watched the original broadcast in real time in 2000. Who would have thought that this nostalgic TV appearance would be revived in super high quality now? The high quality has already become a reputation, and there are even comparisons on YouTube between the VHS version recorded at the time and this broadcast, which shows how the vivid improvement in picture quality caused a sensation. Above all, it's a TV appearance from more than 20 years ago, so all the members of Oasis are young. However, Liam's condition is not so good, and his voice is rough from the new song "Who Feels Love?", and when it comes to "Some Might Say", he seems to be even more distressed, as if foreshadowing the nightmare that would come later in Nagoya. Also, the band's performance was cautious before the tour started, which seems fresh now. Meanwhile, "Where Did It All Go Wrong?", which was performed with a simple arrangement of Noel's acoustic guitar and supporting keyboards, was a wonderful performance that could be called the highlight of the day. It is an acoustic version that is often overlooked even in Oasis acoustic compilations, and the best quality of this recording will surely keep you glued to the performance scene. After the recording of this song, which was a break for Liam, his voice came out all the time, and in "Gas Panic!", which was also a new song, he sings at full throttle, and the cover of The Who's "My Generation" is sung better than the version that has been regularly performed since 2002, which is unique to the timing of 2000 and before the start of the tour. It's amazing that the nostalgic live TV footage of Oasis, who had just entered the "STANDING ON THE SHOULDER OF GIANTS" mode in 2000, can be viewed in perfect image quality in 2022. This is a literal HD upper version of Oasis' 2000 TV appearance, which will bring back memories for enthusiasts and fresh memories for beginners! Later With Jools Holland, London, UK 11th February 2000 PRO-SHOT(UPGRADE) Broadcast Date: 16th April 2022 1. Intro 2. Go Let It Out 3. Who Feels Love 4. Supersonic 5. Some Might Say 6. Cigarettes And Alcohol 7. Where Did It All Go Wrong 8. Gas Panic 9. Rock 'N' Roll Star 10. Wonderwall 11. Don't Look Back In Anger 12. My GenerationPRO-SHOT COLOUR NTSC Approx.58min.
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