Definitely Maybe era • jan 1994 – apr 1995

January 28, 1995 • DV8, Seattle, WA, USA

Setlist

The concert marked the start of Oasis’ North American leg in January 1995.
One concertgoer recalled shouting "I am the Walrus!" towards the stage, to which Liam replied, "No you're not, I'm the fucking Walrus."
DV8 was a Seattle club at 131 Taylor Avenue North, in a building that had previously housed a bowling alley, a dinner theatre and the dance club Skoochie's. Other bands to play DV8 in the 1990s included Foo Fighters, The Smashing Pumpkins, Green Day and Weezer. The building was demolished in 2012.

31 years ago

1^st

at this venue

2^nd

in this city

23^rd

in this country

178^th

overall

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Seattle DV8 (DAT Master) • 69:19 min

Master transfer directly from the taper, Steve R.
Source: Sony ECM-909 > Sony WM-D3 (Master)
Transfer: Nakamichi DR-3 (Master) > Sony PCM-R300 (SBM) > M-Audio AP2496 > SFXP4.5 > CDWave1.6 > mkwACTb0.97f
Taper Notes: No DAT gens, Master playback on Nakamichi DR-3 (TDK SA-X100), Sony PCM-R300 used as outboard SBM 44.1kHz A>D
oasis-exist note: most likely the "DAT" in the name only refers to the older DAT version. It wasn't recorded on DAT.

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Seattle DV8 (DAT) • also circulating as 'Live at the Seattle DV8'

The older version that has been around for years, taken from a DAT copy.
Some jumps in the last song from the transfer (e.g. 1:55, 2:05, 2:20, 3:03, 4:05).
Cutoff around 16 kHz, so it was either recorded as a 32 kHz DAT or traded via MiniDisc / MP3 at some point.

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Seattle DV8 • Johnky cassette transfer

Same DAT source, just on cassette, with slightly different song lengths.
Glitch at the end of "Shakermaker": the first half of "(It's Good) To Be Free" is tagged on at high speed, so the song effectively starts halfway through.