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6 things we would much rather Oasis had announced today
Album re-issues isn't much of anniversary, is it
Legally binding contract signed to never, ever reform again: The most annoying thing about the current Oasis status quo is the sheer uncertainty of it all. Liam and Noel have denied they will ever reform, but everyone around them is adamant it will happen. If they are not planning to reform, we would rather them stay away forever.
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by Michael Baggs | Photos by WENN.com / Press
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26 February, 2014: Oasis made a BIG announcement today. They will be marking their 20th anniversary by re-releasing their first three albums. It's one way to do something without having either Gallagher brother involved, and fans have been quick to express their huge diasppointment at the news.
Oasis reunion rumours refuse to die, resurfacing at every anniversary of their career milestones and former collaborators certain that there will be a reunion in the future - while both Liam and Noel remain adamant it simply won't happen. We should probably believe them.
That didn't stop us getting our hopes up, however, only for them to be dashed. Album re-releases are fine, but here are six things we would much rather Oasis had announced for their anniversary...
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