Finding its way onto 2008's 'Dig Out Your Soul', 'The Turning' provides the album's central groove, one that is followed throughout the 8 or 9 tracks that follow it. Curiously, it's a song that changed drastically during the recording process; going from a soft, solo-career John Lennon-type folk song (as you can hear below), to the psychedelic rock monster that it resembled upon completion. Never even played live, it remains a casualty of the last fractious year in Oasis' lifespan. Its one of the more adventurous songs from the band's career, using bass chords, jangly pianos, and a 50-piece choir (the only songs from the recording session to do so, thanks to another Gallagher brother conflict), yet it still retains a sense of Oasis-ism to its nature - dynamic power, confident swagger, and understated harmonies from Liam and Noel.