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Before Definitely Maybe was even recorded, "Columbia" had already become an important part of Oasis's early live identity. Built from a hypnotic groove developed during rehearsals, the song eventually became one of the album's longest and most psychedelic tracks. This performance in Southend in 1995 captures Oasis stretching out... show more

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