Author: Ted Kessler and Hamish McBain
Translator's name: Suzuki Akane
Specifications: A5 size / hardcover / 452 pages

Liam Gallagher gives it a rave review! Brothers' honest thoughts and drama galore!
The definitive book on all 134 Oasis songs

"This book is essential reading. No one knows more about the band, their music and their influences than Hamish and Ted." - Matt Whitecross, director of Oasis: Supersonic

Music journalists Ted Kessler and Hamish McBain, who know the Gallagher brothers "more deeply than anyone," provide a sharp portrayal of Oasis' background and the era it was created in, focusing on commentary on all 134 songs.
This is the definitive document that takes a look inside Oasis, and could only have been written by someone who had built a deep relationship with the band and its management.

From classic hits like "Don't Look Back in Anger" and "Wonderwall" to B-sides and hidden gems, this comprehensive guide explores the creative background and cultural impact of every track. Featuring interviews with the Gallagher brothers from 1994 to 2009, this DVD also includes numerous unreleased stories and behind-the-scenes footage.

What does an oasis mean to us?
The author, who has covered Oasis for many years, has written a one-of-a-kind definitive edition that sharply depicts the background, social influence, and contemporary nature of the band Oasis, focusing on explanations of their songs!

[Author Profile]
Ted Kessler
Music journalist.
After working in the editorial department of the British music weekly newspaper NME, he joined the editorial department of the monthly music magazine Q.
I first covered Oasis in 1994, when I was with NME, shortly after the release of their debut single, "Supersonic." I've interviewed them over a dozen times, the last time being in 2009, while on the road in Amsterdam, a few months before the band split up.
He has interviewed Liam Gallagher for the cover of his magazine five times. He has written many books on UK rock. He currently lives in the UK.

Hamish McBain
Music journalist.
While working at the NME editorial department, he witnessed the breakup of Oasis from the front lines.
He wrote the band's final official tour pamphlet, and in 2018 he co-wrote Noel Gallagher's Any Road Will Get Us There (If We Don't Know Where We're Going).
He also wrote the liner notes for the reissue of "Be Here Now."
This was expanded in the official Oasis exhibition, CHASING THE SUN: OASIS 1993 - 1997.
Lives in the UK.

*Please note that due to the characteristics of the materials used, this book is prone to minor damage such as scratches and bent corners when delivered.