The Ultimate Oasis Quiz

"There we were, now here we are; all this confusion, nothing's the same to me..."

Oasis band members Noel Gallagher and Liam Gallagher are pictured during a photocall at Wembley Stadium, where they announced their biggest ever tour of open air venues in the UK and Ireland next summer.
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Love them or hate them, there’s no doubting Oasis’ spot as one of the greatest musical acts in British history. Yeah, we said it. There we were, now here we are, indeed.

After shaking up the music industry in the ‘90s, the Mancunian outfit amassed hit after hit as they swaggered their way to legend status. They may not have been everybody’s cup of tea, but Oasis didn’t give a flying f… err, fip. No, these fellas were loud, cocky, and saw themselves as the best thing to come around since The Beatles.

Even for the haters (i.e. Blur fans), you can’t argue with Oasis’ sales figures and chart rankings. The brothers Gallagher and their merry cohorts were selling singles and albums faster than Paris Hilton sold One Night in Paris.

Of course, like so many great bands, it would all come to an explosive head where key members are left grumpily not speaking to each other for years on end. But that was part of the charm and the destruction of Oasis.

Getting to the point of it all, then, how well do you know one of Manchester’s finest exports.

Answers at the end!

1. What Was Oasis' First Ever Single?

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