Each CD multipack contains a 16-page booklet with introductions in English, German, French and Spanish and a bonus disc containing synopsis and ibretto with translations.

In October 1995, Oasis unleashed their second set of killer tunes with '(What's the Story) Morning Glory?' The album took the charts by storm and became the focal point in the phenomenon now known as Britpop. With the use of archive footage, long-forgotten videos and contributions from those around at the time, this documentary uncovers why the band's second album is arguably their most satisfying.

Over 75 million albums and twenty years since their formation this album brings together the "Sweetest Thing." Other mega-hits include "With Or With Out You," "Sunday Bloody Sunday," and "Where The Streets Have No Name."

Track Listings
1 : Intro
2 : American Airlines
3 : How It Starts
4 : Before We Fell from Grace
5 : Not Even the Rain
6 : Eulogy
7 : Josephine
8 : Vista
9 : Sundown Lake
10 : Beyond Reasonable Doubt

On 'Grace & Dignity's origins lie in winter 2020 when Benjamin Woods, aka, The Golden Dregs, lost his job in lockdown and moved back to his parents' house. The only work he could get was as a labourer on a poorly run building site on the grimmest outskirts of Truro. 'It was such a bleak winter - waist - deep in mud digging holes and rolling out turf on top of building waste, really grim stuff, which became the backdrop to the stories I was trying to write', he explains. In among the personal reflections on loss of innocence and inferiority, Woods spins subtly interweaving narratives about survival, desperate acts of violence, loss and the limitations of community in the face of rapacious gentrification. Nevertheless, it is, appropriately for an album about home, somewhere you'll want to spend a while. Life here proceeds at a graceful pace grounded by Woods's deep voice, which seems to resonate from his feet, as he delivers the sort of meticulously written lunar wisdom worthy of Lambchop's Kurt Wagner, or the tidy yet revelatory koans of Silver Jews' David Berman.