Oasis fans: share your thoughts on the reunion tour's opening nights
In a five-star review, the Guardian's Alexis Petridis said it 'serves as a reminder of how fantastic purple patch Oasis were', but what about you? We would like to hear from Oasis fans about what they thought of the first two nights in Cardiff. Did it live up to your expectations?
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