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Oasis
Streamless FM has 2 tracks by Oasis in rotation, filed under music and rock, recorded between 1995 and 2020. Tempo-wise they run from 112 to 119 BPM. That puts them among 4 tracks we hold from 2020. We've spun Oasis 52 times in the last 120 days. Last on air 6 hr ago. Press play and you might catch one.
Tracks in rotation
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- Don't Look Back In Anger
- Wonderwall
What Jeff said
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Quick look outside, Melbourne thirteen, Adelaide fourteen, Sydney twenty six and all three sitting under cloud tonight. Sydney, twenty six degrees at night and overcast, that's proper sleeping weather, so crack a window and let Oasis do the rest, here's Don't Look Back In Anger on Streamless FM.
Mon, 12 Oct, 9:39pm · 90's at Nite · into Don't Look Back In Anger · the break Oasis wrote Wonderwall thinking it wouldn't even be a single, which tells you everything about how much musicians know. Here's Afternoon Lift doing what Noel couldn't, giving this song the respect it accidentally earned, on Streamless FM.
Mon, 12 Oct, 4:19pm · Afternoon Lift · into Wonderwall · the break Jeff: Morning, Wednesday, Karen from Kalgoorlie's written in again, says Jeff talks over the best bit of every song. Bec: She's not wrong, you do it every single time. Jeff: I'm building anticipation, Karen, that's a radio skill. Bec: [laughter] It's a Jeff skill. A very specific one. Jeff: Fine, Karen wins this round. I'll hush up for Oasis, Don't Look Back In Anger's next, and Feel Good Mornings lands at nine, here on Streamless FM.
Wed, 7 Oct, 8:08am · The Big Breakfast · into Don't Look Back In Anger · the break
Oasis by the numbers
- Most played#258of 587 artists we've aired
- On air52plays, all time
- First aired18 Aug 202656 days ago
- Peak audience20listeners on air
- Tempo116 BPMfaster than 30% of the collection
30 days agoToday
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