When it comes to capturing the zeitgeist, few bands can claim to have done so as effectively as Oasis. Through a blend of raw, anthemic lyrics and instantly memorable melodies, five Mancunian lads embodied the hopes and fears of millions of like-minded youngsters in the mid-90s, propelling them to global fame at a time of musical and political upheaval. Triumphing against impossible odds, in a few short years Oasis went from playing in half-empty bars to commanding a crowd of over 100,000 at Knebworth and racking up record-breaking album sales. This is the story of how they did it.