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Music Appreciation

highplainsdem

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3. Well, they haven't collapsed any stadiums yet.

Reply to stopdiggin (Reply #1)

Wed Aug 13, 2025, 01:23 PM

Wednesday

And the tragic accident at Wembley, with a fan falling from an upper tier - there's still no news on exactly how that happened - was not during one of the songs the fans jump or dance to.

Their fans are loving these concerts. And they were 30 years ago as well. If you look at the last video there, from 1996, the fan seen.dancing at 2:44, the sheer joy on her face - that's the joy Oasis could bring their fans then, and still can.

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Not just supersonic, but seismic: Oasis just set a new record for making the earth move, beating their old one from 2009 [View all] highplainsdem Wednesday OP

nothin to say to this ... Other than stay safe. Have fun ... stopdiggin Wednesday #1

Well, they haven't collapsed any stadiums yet. highplainsdem Wednesday #3

wow speak easy Wednesday #2

I haven't heard of even minor mishaps at the Edinburgh gigs (or, thank God, any tragic accidents highplainsdem Wednesday #4

I guess people on the tiers in Edinburgh were taking care after Wembley. speak easy Wednesday #5