Relive the early days of Oasis with Hachette's The Masterplan book, featuring 75% previously unseen photographs by Kevin Cummins. This hardcover volume documents the band's formative year, including Noel Gallagher's personal reflections on fashion, music, and football. Perfect for fans and collectors.
This book really brings those early years back to me. Kevin's photographs captured us at the very beginning. This is a must-have book for every Oasis fan.' Noel Gallagher
How does a band come into being? What are the myriad forces that shape their sound, look and identity? In 1993, Oasis signed to Creation Records and were shortly to begin recording their first album. The following year began with a masterplan - the creation of Oasis. At the centre of this enterprise was celebrated photographer Kevin Cummins, brought on board to help the band find a look that fitted their sound. In Oasis: The Masterplan we follow Cummins as he photographs the band as they cement their identity.
Noel Gallagher's thoughts on football, fashion and music and his recollections of that formative year sit alongside those of Cummins himself. Throughout, we see how Oasis played with fashion and were taught how to pose and present themselves as they approached the summer when their first album, Definitely Maybe was released. The story from that moment on is well-known. Featuring 75% previously unseen images the book reveals just how effective the masterplan was to get them to that point.
| Country of origin | China |
| Dimensions | H266 x W202 x D26mm |
| Brand | Hachette Book Group |
| Weight | 1280.00 g |
