Credits

An unofficial fan site, not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Oasis, their management or their label. Everything below belongs to someone else and is credited to them.

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Album sleeves

Shown as thumbnails, and as a blurred wash behind the pick list. Never cropped into new artwork, never on a share card. From the Cover Art Archive.

Record	Year	Sleeve
Definitely Maybe	1994	Photograph by Michael Spencer Jones; design by Brian Cannon for Microdot. © Big Brother Recordings.
(What's the Story) Morning Glory?	1995	Photograph by Michael Spencer Jones; design by Brian Cannon for Microdot. © Big Brother Recordings.
Be Here Now	1997	Photograph by Michael Spencer Jones; design by Brian Cannon for Microdot. © Big Brother Recordings.
The Masterplan	1998	Design by Brian Cannon for Microdot. © Big Brother Recordings.
Standing on the Shoulder of Giants	2000	Photograph by Michael Spencer Jones; design by Microdot. © Big Brother Recordings.
Heathen Chemistry	2002	Design by Simon Halfon. © Big Brother Recordings.
Don't Believe the Truth	2005	Design by Simon Halfon. © Big Brother Recordings.
Dig Out Your Soul	2008	Artwork by Julian House; design by Simon Halfon. © Big Brother Recordings.

The takedown line above applies to every one of them.

Photographs

Only photographs whose licence allows reuse, each credited with its author and licence.

Where	Photograph	Author · licence
Home, hero (left panel)	Liam Gallagher, Reading Festival 2021.	Raph_PH, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0. Resized; colour untouched.
Home, hero (right panel)	Noel Gallagher, Glastonbury 2022.	Raph_PH, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0. Resized; colour untouched.
Pick (before an album is chosen), Score, Reveal, The masses, the challenge screen, and the link preview — blurred backdrop	Oasis, Stadium of Light, Sunderland, 10 June 2009.	vagueonthehow (Tadcaster, York, England), via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 2.0. Resized, blurred and darkened behind text.
Prize squares (six of nine)	Six of the nine squares are live shots of Oasis, one behind each — kept unmapped here so the reveal stays a surprise: Cardiff, 4 Jul 2025 · Wembley, 27 Sep 2025 · Wembley, 3 Aug 2025 · Wembley, 3 Aug 2025 · Wembley, 27 Sep 2025 · Wembley, 27 Sep 2025.	All Raph_PH, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0. Cropped square, resized; metadata stripped.
Prize square (the Rolls)	A chocolate-brown Rolls-Royce Silver Shadow II.	Alexander Migl, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0. Cropped square, resized; metadata stripped.
Prize squares (the ticket and the pint)	Two squares are original images made for this site — an imagined, weathered gig ticket on the grass, and two figures at a pub bar.	Original artwork, created for Definitely Ten. Not affiliated with, licensed by or endorsed by Oasis.

Six prize squares are Creative-Commons live shots of Oasis, one is a Creative-Commons photograph of a classic Rolls-Royce, and two are original images made for the site — each cropped square and stripped of metadata, none official merchandise or the band’s own belongings. Every photographer is credited and the licence linked; the 48-hour takedown line at the top of this page applies to every image on the site.

Song list

Song and album titles are from MusicBrainz, released under CC0. Titles are facts; no lyric is reproduced.

Type

Anton by Vernon Adams, Public Sans by the US General Services Administration, IBM Plex Mono by IBM — all under the SIL Open Font License, served from this site.