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OasisJune 14, 2010

Brit Pop/Brit Rock℗ This compilation ℗ 2010 Big Brother Recordings Limited under exclusive license to Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited

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	Songs
1	Supersonic	4:44
2	Roll with It	3:59
3	Live Forever	4:36
4	Wonderwall	4:19
5	Stop Crying Your Heart Out	5:02
6	Cigarettes & Alcohol	4:51
7	Songbird	2:08
8	Don't Look Back in Anger	4:50
9	The Hindu Times	3:52
10	Stand by Me	5:59
11	Lord Don't Slow Me Down	3:19
12	Shakermaker	5:10
13	All Around the World	9:41
14	Some Might Say	5:29
15	The Importance of Being Idle	3:42
16	D'You Know What I Mean?	7:44
17	Lyla	5:12
18	Let There Be Love	5:26
19	Go Let It Out	4:38
20	Who Feels Love?	5:44
21	Little By Little	4:53
22	The Shock Of The Lightning	5:04
23	She Is Love	3:13
24	Whatever	6:20
25	I'm Outta Time	4:09
26	Falling Down	11:40

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Brit Pop/Brit Rock

Alternative/Indie

'90s Alternative

'00s Alternative

Total length

2:15:22

Released

June 11, 2010

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