Finally the British band Oasis has decided to fulfill one of the most requested wishes by its followers in recent years, and since last Monday (13) its complete record catalog has been available through the various music streaming services, such as Spotify, Deezer and Rdio, offering for the first time the possibility of listening to his eight studio albums on these popular online music platforms.
Since the launch of these music services, Oasis had kept its catalog apart from these platforms, following the same path of other important bands such as The Beatles, AC / DC and Led Zeppelin. It was just Led Zeppelin's label The one that ended this policy last December, when it decided to publish this group's record company through Spotify, a decision that apparently caused other record companies to imitate it, as in the case of Oasis in recent days.
This latest news comes during the first weeks of this 2014, year in which there is still speculation that the special reunion of the band could take place, separated in 2009, in order to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their debut. 'Definitely Maybe'.
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