Live! / Live Footage

"Live Footage" is a 4-track CD that was included in the 1994 French "Singles Collection" whereas the 2-track "Live!" CD was originally package as a bonus disc with the Belgium release of "Don't Look Back in Anger" in 1996. Inevitably, in many cases both of these were opened and are now more commonly seen as separately available Promo CDs, with Live! "becoming" French. This CD was also "faked" and many copies of this exist.
The tracks on these CD's were recorded for French TV in November 1994 and both include a rare live version of "Shakermaker" in which Liam sings "I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing (In Perfect Harmony)" during the chorus, which featured in the famous Coca-Cola adverts of the 1970's. Oasis was allegedly successfully sued for the unlicensed use of the melody and lyrics by The New Seekers and they had to pay out $500,000 (Australian dollars). When asked about the incident, Noel Gallagher allegedly said, “We drink Pepsi now.”

There are 4 releases from 4 different countries listed below for "Live! / Live Footage", however if you are aware of any that I haven't included, please contact me.

Live! (Rock 'N' Roll Star/Shakermaker) (2-track)
(Packaged with some Belgium copies of "Don't Look Back in Anger")
Released: 1995
Helter Skelter - CMM00011651
In my collection

Live Footage (4-track)
(Included with the French Singles Collection - Coffret Collector Box Set)
Released: 1994
Helter Skelter - HES 661111 2
In my collection

Live! (2-track)
Released: 1995
Beware of FAKES!
Helter Skelter - 662725 5
In my collection

This is a very strange release and very little seems to be known about it. I have included it in this section as it is identical to the French "Live Footage" CD with the exception that it says "Rock 'N' Roll Star" down the spine of the insert. It also appears to be an official Australian release, as there is a barcode on the tab of the insert, but again little seem to be known about it. The catalogue number is in between the official Australian releases of "Morning Glory" and "Champagne Supernova" suggesting a proposed release date somewhere between September 1995 and May 1996 . There is a suggestion however that the official release had to be pulled because of the copyright issues over the unlicensed use of the lyrics for which Oasis was allegedly sued, making this CD exceptionally rare.

Rock 'N' Roll Star
Released: 1995-1996
Helter Skelter - 663138 2
In my collection