Oasis at Slane: from R.E.M.’s support act to headliners
Their 1995 appearance came before ‘Morning Glory’; their 2009 headline show came months before the split. Slane holds two distinct chapters of Oasis history.
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[Verse 1]
Dusk is dawn is day
Where did it go?
I've been laughing
Fast and slow
Moving in a still frame
Howling at the moon
Morning found me laughing
Up and down, down
Low, low, low
Night suits me fine
And morning suits me fine
I've been so happy, happy
Way up high, high
In between
Down below
Low, low, low
Low, low, low
[Chorus]
I skipped the part about love
It seems so silly and low
[Post-Chorus]
Low, low, low
Low, low, low
[Verse 2]
I said the morning
It isn't your time
Barefoot naked
About this track
"Low" is a song by R.E.M. from the album Out of Time, released in 1991. The song was written by Bill Berry, Michael Stipe, Mike Mills, Peter Buck. It was produced by R.E.M., Scott Litt.
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I can see your lines
It doesn't bother me
If you are right
Your grass is grassy wet
Your light white is bright
Light white, light
[Chorus]
I skipped the part about love
It seems so shallow and low
[Post-Chorus]
Low, low, low
Low, low, low
[Bridge]
You and me
We know about time
We know how things go
They come and go, they live and grow
They pass and go and glow and glow
Up and down, high and low
Low, low, low
Low, low, low
[Chorus]
I skipped the part about love
It seems so silly and low
I skipped the part about love
It seems so shallow and low
[Post-Chorus]
Low, low, low
Low, low, low
[Outro]
I like your hands
All full of glory
All full of glory
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Their 1995 appearance came before ‘Morning Glory’; their 2009 headline show came months before the split. Slane holds two distinct chapters of Oasis history.
From brass-powered pop to a galloping Scottish singalong, these tracks take distinct routes towards a brighter few minutes.
John Paul Jones’s string arrangements helped expand the sound of R.E.M.’s 1992 album without displacing the band at its centre.
A tree recording, Daft Punk textures and 'Drunken Sailor' all feature on the record