Just mind-blowing that this was captured on film.
Thirty years ago, an unknown Manchester group called Oasis turned up uninvited at King Tut's right here in Glasgow and sparked a 1990s rock and roll revolution.
It was a landmark moment in UK pop history that would lead to Oasis headlining two nights at Knebworth in front of a quarter of a million people within just three years. The footage, which has never been released in full, appeared as a short clip in the 2016 Oasis film documentary Supersonic. It shows the band running through their songs Bring It On Down and Up In The Sky, both of which would appear on their all-conquering debut album Definitely Maybe a little over a year later.
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