Members of Generation Z, do you remember these three incredibly sad songs gracing the airwaves during our childhood?

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Oasis' Noel Gallagher is a truly masterful songwriter and musician, and these lyrics are just a few of his very best.

The Seattle giants were determined to show they had moved on from being the band that had made Ten and Vs., and this strange ...

Jason Isbell's solo concerts behind his new acoustic album 'Foxes in the Snow' are right up there with his band tours for ...

Its emotional depth makes it one of the most poignant songs in Bollywood. Arijit Singh’s voice captures the unconditional nature of love, even in the face of heartbreak. The lyrics speak of a ...

“It’s proof that a man was once making me happy, which is nice in my discography of sad songs. He did, as full transparency, screw up. So this song is no longer true, but it was fun while it lasted, ...

We’ve all seen a drunk mod-cutted man singing Oasis songs in the pub, with his hands behind his back, and to be completely frank, the last few Oasis albums started to look and sound exactly like that.

So, with some educated guesses and the help of Setlist.FM, we’ve decided to look at what song has been played the most during Oasis’ live history and what has been played the least.