After the tour, the musicians went to the studio and recorded their new album Heathen Chemistry. Closer to the end of the tour, Alan had to leave the band due to health problems and his brother Steve changed him on his place.
Thus, Noel Gallagher and that-time Oasis member Alan White divorced with their wives. The following world tour was highlighted with scandals. It was filled with psychedelic experiments and produced Go Let It Out single. In February 2000, the record Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants saw light. Colin Archer became the new rhythm-guitarist of the band, while Andy Bell took the bass. The record was interrupted because Noel and Liam had to look for a substitute for two members - both Paul McGuigan and Paul Arthurs left Oasis. In 1999, the band stated that it got down to their new work.
However, Gallagher brothers continued to enter tabloids for their indecent behavior. After the hit All Around The World with a video, made in the manner of Yellow Submarine of greatly admired by Oasis The Beatles, the band announced the hiatus. The disc differed from the previous ones with harder sounding and elaborated arrangements. In 1997, the new full-length Be Here Now hit the shelves, preceded by the rumors of the Oasis collapse. The so-called The Battle Of Britpop finished with the victory of Oasis, as there were sold more copies of their disc (What's The Story) Morning Glory? than of Blur's The Great Escape. That summer, Oasis headlined the Glastonbury festival, where a competition between Oasis and other Britpop band Blur started. That year Oasis was left by Toni McCarroll, who was substituted by Alan White. In 1995, the artists recorded the new disc (What's The Story) Morning Glory? with the single Some Might Say. After rock single Cigarettes And Alcohol and a softer Whatever hit, Oasis toured the USA, where Noel and Liam had a serious argue. The hit Live Forever was followed by the first, but no ways last incident, featuring Oasis members - they were to make gigs in the Netherlands, but after a fight on the ferry-boat the musicians were refused to enter the country. In September 1994, the band released the brilliant album Definitely Maybe that made Oasis famous in all over Britain. Soon after it, the first Britpop singles Columbia, Supersonic and Shakermaker saw light. The concert was worth it, as Oasis caught the attention of right people on the scene and signed a recoding contract. However, the musicians had to fight to enter the club, as the security refused to let them in saying they were not in the list. It proved to be problematic to break through in the British scene, but in 1993, the band received the invitation to perform in the King Tut's Wah Wah Hut club in Glasgow. Since that, Gallagher brothers were its unchangeable leaders. In some time, Liam's elder brother Noel was added to the group - on the terms that he would become the soloist and major author of Oasis. He has been praised critically throughout his career but has remained a UK national rather than an international star.The first lineup of this scandalously famous band consisted Paul Arthurs, Paul McGuigan and Toni McCarroll - all from The Rain band, which was renamed in Oasis after Liam Gallagher joined the command. Hi 2012 album “Sonik Kicks” debuted at #1 in the UK but still was not an international success. He was very successful in the UK during the 90’s but had trouble finding an audience in the US. His well received solo career in the 90’s saw him lumped in with the Britpop movement that saw the rise of bands like Oasis and Blur, with Weller appearing on guitar and backing vocals on the Oasis hit “Champagne Supernova”. After a break and a year or so of touring while playing mostly old Jam and Style Council songs, Weller released his first solo disc in 1992. In 1990 Weller found himself without a band and a record contract for the first time since 1975. By 1989 The Style Council had faded and Weller embarked on a solo career. From there, Weller continued to have success in a totally different style with The Style Council, a blue eyed soul band active in the 80’s. Paul Weller was the leader of one of the most influential new wave banks of the late 70’s, The jam.
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