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OASIS FANS ALL around the world set their alarm clocks and got up early this morning, expecting nothing short of morning glory in the form of an announcement from the band.
After even more waiting, the fans finally came to the conclusion that the big announcement must actually have had something to do with the image the band posted to their official Facebook page almost 12 hours ago.
That’s a spinning Definitely Maybe – the band’s debut album – for anyone who’s wondering.
Eventually the news came through via other channels: The band would celebrate their 20th anniversary of the album’s release by releasing a re-mastered edition featuring two discs of B-sides and rare tracks .
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To say the fans’ buzz was wrecked would be an understatement.
Some might say a few were sceptical about it from the off though.
While others just looked back in anger at a morning that they felt had been wasted.
However, as one Facebook fan pointed out, they should probably just roll with it because it’s not over yet.
Sunday 22 December, 2024
Sunday 22 December, 2024
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Oasis fans are fuming about that so-called big announcement
OASIS FANS ALL around the world set their alarm clocks and got up early this morning, expecting nothing short of morning glory in the form of an announcement from the band.
They were promised exciting news on oasisnet.com at 9am but, as time ticked by, little by little things started to fall apart.
After even more waiting, the fans finally came to the conclusion that the big announcement must actually have had something to do with the image the band posted to their official Facebook page almost 12 hours ago.
That’s a spinning Definitely Maybe – the band’s debut album – for anyone who’s wondering.
Eventually the news came through via other channels: The band would celebrate their 20th anniversary of the album’s release by releasing a re-mastered edition featuring two discs of B-sides and rare tracks .
To say the fans’ buzz was wrecked would be an understatement.
Some might say a few were sceptical about it from the off though.
While others just looked back in anger at a morning that they felt had been wasted.
However, as one Facebook fan pointed out, they should probably just roll with it because it’s not over yet.
Arra, let there be love.
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