Oasis says thank you to Manchester with this video
After five insanely successful shows at Heaton Park in Manchester, Oasis released this thank you video entitled “You’ve Done Yourself F**ing Proud!” (Via Sean)
Read MoreAfter five insanely successful shows at Heaton Park in Manchester, Oasis released this thank you video entitled “You’ve Done Yourself F**ing Proud!” (Via Sean)
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