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"Acquiesce" originally appeared as the B-side to Oasis' first UK number-one single, "Some Might Say", in 1995. It was included on the B-sides compilation album The Masterplan, released in 1998. In October 1998, it was issued as a radio single in North America to promote the release of The Masterplan compilation album.


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⏳ Skip to Sections:
0:00 Intro
0:35 Verse 1
1:05 Pre-Chorus 1
1:13 Chorus 1
1:48 Bridge 1
1:56 Verse 2
2:26 Pre-Chorus 2
2:35 Chorus 2
3:56 Outro
4:19 End Credits

The structure and form of this song are relatively straightforward, but with some sophisticated harmonic content typical of Noel's instinctive sense of songwriting.

Verse (A Dorian Mode)
Chord Progression: Am – D – G
Implied Mode: A Dorian (A–B–C–D–E–F#–G)
Sound: A minor tonality with a modal brightness due to the F#.
Noel’s Playing: Often uses an Am shape, but omits the C note, making it sound more like an A5 or riff-based figure.
Techniques: “Lazy A” fingering is common, barring D and G strings at the 2nd fret.
Open strings and offbeat accents give the part a rhythmic, driving feel.
Bonehead’s Part: Power chords rooted on low E (5th fret), mimicking the progression with a heavier sound.
Optional Variations: Am7, Dsus2, G5—all viable and add different character.

Pre-Chorus (A Harmonic Minor & Line Cliché)
Chord Progression: Am – G – D/F# – F – E
Tonality: Switches from A Dorian to A Harmonic Minor, indicated by the F and E chords.
Line Cliché Movement: G → D/F# → F → E mirrors the descending bass motion famously used in Beatles songs like "While My Guitar Gently Weeps."
Noel’s Approach:
F often played as F/C (root on 3rd fret A string).
D/F# includes the low F# bass note.
Ends with a classic open E major.
Bonehead’s Approach: Barred power chords for thickness—A5, G5, D (5th fret A string), F (1st fret low E), and E major.
Variations: You can substitute E7 for more tension, or simplify chords depending on your comfort level.

Chorus (F Lydian Mode)
Chord Progression: F – C – G
Implied Mode: F Lydian (F–G–A–B–C–D–E)
Mood: Bright and uplifting—contrasts beautifully with the raw, minor-mode verses.
Noel’s Chords:
G5 (open), C (open), F/C (3rd fret A root).
Bonehead’s Chords: Barre chords rooted on low E and A strings (F, C, G).

Performance Tips:
Power Chords vs. Full Chords: Use power chords (5ths) for a more aggressive sound, especially in band settings. Use full open chords for more harmonic colour.
Feel Over Theory: While Noel’s choices often suggest modal intent, his playing is intuitive—focus on what sounds good and what fits the arrangement.
Experiment with Substitutions: Dsus2, Am7, and even G major vs. G5 can all shape the feel of your cover.
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