The Oasis Activity Book

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The ultimate celebration of the ultimate rock n roll band, filled with trivia, fun stories, puzzles and quizzes for Oasis fans and aspiring rock stars.
With a frontman who will go down in history as one of the greats, unmistakeable style and swagger, and songs that have entire stadiums singing along word-for-word Oasis the self-proclaimed greatest rock n rock band in the world, put British rock music (and Manchester) firmly on the map when they emerged in the 1990s. From their early days in King Tuts Wah Wah Hut in Glasgow, where their talent was spotted by Creation boss Alan McGee to the iconic gigs at Knebworth and Glastonbury, this book covers it all in a fun, playful and celebratory style.

Re-live the key moments of the bands career the thrills, the spills, the guitar riffs and the sibling tiffs. Test your knowledge of the on-stage fights between the Gallagher brothers, the setlists from historic gigs and the iconic albums that became instant chart-toppers. Think you know your b-sides from your bootlegs Take the Ultimate Oasis Quiz to find out!

The Oasis Activity Book is packed with trivia, puzzles and quizzes you can play Locate Liam, draw your own wonderwall or try Who Diss to guess which celebrity Liam had some choice words for. Colour in Noels treasured guitars, fill in the missing lyrics and embellish Liams iconic parkas. The supernova stocking filler for the rock n' roll star in your life.

Author Bio

Nathan Joyce is a freelance writer based in Brighton, England. He has written or compiled several humour books including The History of Insults (Dog 'N' Bone Books, 2017), The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards (535 Publishing, 2017), The Big Book of Trump (Blink Publishing, 2018) and A Celebration of David Attenborough: The Activity Book (Pavilion, 2018). His working days involve rising to his feet and applauding whenever Michelle Obama's name is mentioned, so this book took some time to write. His core is in remarkably good shape, though, which he attributes to Mrs Obama.