🎵 Amanda Keller's Incredible Experience Seeing Oasis Live!

What a beautiful memory for Amanda and her sons.

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Jersey and Amanda jam Nation Saturday Night had Saturday Nights
Chau with Liam and Jack, you know, And I only
bought tickets pretty much pretty late in the game, but
I suddenly thought I don't want to miss this. And

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it was the most incredible, incredible night, as anyone who
went will tell you. Remember when they first announced that
they were going to tour and we got gods, if
they're going to be holding it together to get to Australia.
But they have held it together. They came on stage
hand in hand, left the stage hand in hand, in between,
were on opposite sides of the stage, and they were
just true to themselves. They didn't pretend to be otherwise

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kind of. They came out musically extraordinary secud English, but
they snarled they you know you good eyef this if that.
They didn't pretend to be softies. They just got into
it and from the minute was even before they came on,
was just on their feet. I've never seen or felt
anything like it. And the crowd was amazing. It was

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a mixture of men in their fifties. I guess men
in their forties or fifties with their teenage and young
teen sons and with their oh I feel emotional toy
about with their arms around there when you go to
and the young sons are singing along the same lyrics
as their dads, and the pride on their dad's faces.
They're singing it. It's their generation xers, those guys they are,

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and that these were the anthems. And I didn't know
all the songs, but it didn't matter because the crowd
knew all the songs. They these, as I said, were
these were the anthems for everybody. It was just extraordinary.
And then the last three songs, so I knew a
few of them here and there, and it was just great.
But here we go, here's the big encore. Here were

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the three in order. This one. Donald Baker followed up
with this wonderful and then this is the last song
of the night. I still emotional. Champagne, Sup and ovah,

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the eighteen thousand peoples singing along. Yeah, you sent me
a picture of you and Jack and Liam singing along,
and I just said, this is this is what it's about.
That was what it was about for me, but it
was also, as I said, this incredible memory, this nostalgic
kick for everybody. It was just brilliant. And I loved
how Noel introduced Don't Look Back in Anger, because I

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haven't listened to how he introduced the song what do
you ever seen Lisa's book? First song you might have
been what it might feel like, and this next song
kicks You're willing to find out you will see you,

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but that sums it up. You may have wondered not
what it would sound like, but what it would feel
like to hear it, and that's what they delivered the Fields.
It was just brilliant, super super super over