Reviews (page 11 of 16)
Wonderwall is a great song and saves the rest of the album. I get a vibe of INXS power pop here, but without the great hooks that were sprinkled throughout INXS's songs. Not a whole lot of memorable music here and even the production seems a bit washed out.
An good album from Oasis. Like the classic hits from it but also Hey Now! and Champagne Supernova.
i can see why people love this album, but i'm definitely not one of those people.
A classic
After hearing some bad albums that claimed to be "the answer to Brit Pop", it's refreshing to hear what none of them could recreate
even İ won't deny there are decent tracks but the lyrics are sooooo naff. their best song is riding off the refrain 'where we you while we were getting high?' 🙄
I was there when Oasis was the biggest band on the planet. And I still don't get it. The lyrics are trite to the point of sounding like parody. The music is inoffensive, if not memorable. I did eventually like some of the later Oasis albums, when they didn't sound like they were trying so hard. But Morning Glory is still mid to me, at best.
Oasis aren't as good as Noel thinks they are. Without whiney Liam they might have been better. But maybe his voice was the appeal!
Can't go wrong
Undeniable impact - this was everywhere when I was about six - and easily their best album for me. Hard to not get a bit fed up of some of these, and actually prefer the second half now, but very strong throughout. Only problem is my tastes have probably moved on now.
The last Oasis album. Say what you will about the battle of birtpop, but Oasis had an album of damn fine songs that ripped off the Beatles extremely well. On top of that, they made one of the finest album closers of all time that I am certainly not biased about because I listened to it a lot after my first big breakup.
The lyrics are the usual Oasis bollocks but some cracking tunes, soundtrack to the mid-nineties in the UK
God I hate this band. I hate the mediocre songs. I hate their stupid hairstyles. I hate the fact that I knew every word of the hits because they were hammered on the radio so much back then.
4.6/5 - listened 2x. top notch and an old favorite
The thing that drives me nuts about this album is that there are sone good songs. Wonderwall is fine. Champagne Supernova is good. Don’t Look Back in Anger is great. The filler songs, though are soooooo lazy. I expect more from a genius, especially if that’s how the artist describes themselves.
7,9! Het is makkelijk haten, but what’s not to like
plenty enjoyable! anyway,
Oasis copies are probably overrepresented on this list, but won't penalize Oasis for doing it the best
4/5, nie tylko wonderwall był wunderbar
Good but not great
Another classic 90s album. Oasis was not my favorite back then but they have grown on me. This was a good album
Serviu para lembrar os momentos da MTV e que realmente não suporto britpop.
2/5
Totally solid and better than I personally like it (I have a weird bias against these guys I’m not rly sure why lol). I adore don’t look back in anger. Wonderwall used to really annoy me but it’s grown on me some ngl !!
Anyway heres wonderwall
Apparently I forgot to rate this when I listened to it, which is ironic because this is one of the most unforgettable albums of all time. From start to finish there is not a thing about it to be changed. They absolutely perfected their style of each and every track and created something truly special. Wonderwall is here too.
Consistent sound, but consistently catchy. The definitive Britpop album. So anyway here’s Wonderwall…
Lacklustre
Can’t help but love - it’s got nearly all their bangers on one album.
Classic
Would I listen to it again: yes Is it a no-skip album: yes Do I like it: yes
01) Hello - 8,5 02) Roll With It - 9,5 03) Wonderwall - 10,0 04) Don't Look Back In Anger - 10,0 05) Hey Now! - 7,5 06) The Swamp Song — Excerpt 1 - / 07) Some Might Say - 9,0 08) Cast No Shadow - 9,5 09) She's Electric - 9,0 10) Morning Glory - 8,5 11) The Swamp Song — Excerpt 2 - / 12) Champagne Supernova - 10,0 TOTAL: 9,15 (92/100) Current ranking: 18/238 In the Battle of Britpop, I always preferred Blur, they were more likeable, their music was more fun to me ("Song 2" is a banger!). But I admit that Oasis were definitely maybe as good as them. In the battle "Wonderwall" vs. "Don't Look Back In Anger" I choose what (I suppose) most of people wouldn't, and that is the magnificent "Don't Look Back In Anger" which I consider one of the best songs of the nineties. Don't get me wrong, "Wonderwall" is also creme de la creme of British music. Even "The Masterplan", which was on the B side of "Wonderwall" single is excellent (shame it wasn't on this album)! I would single out "Champagne Supernova" as the third best song from the album. Yeah, it's a five stars album, who am I kidding.
9/10
Front to back, this album is incredible. Not much else to say. It’s just incredible.
Honestly every song is good. My only complaint is lack of diversity in the sound, but that is also what makes me immediately know that a song is by Oasis, and it is a sound that many other bands have tried to replicate, so I’m not sure if I can take it away from them. Wonderwall, despite its hate, is replayed so frequently for a reason. Also love Don’t Look Back in Anger, Hey Now, She’s Electric. I think that’s enough for a 5 star.
I’ll never forget the first time I heard “Don’t look back in anger”. Ariana grande sang it after she had this terrorist attack at her show and it was beautiful. When I finally listened to the original I was like damn, this is an freakin anthem right here. This album was already at minimum going to be a 4 for me just because of how much I like that song but I was kinda shocked how much I liked a bunch of the other songs I didn’t know as well. She’s electric and champagne supernova freakin jam. Every song I found myself humming along, even on a first listen which is pretty incredible. Pretentious music snobs could argue that being a sign of a sell out/simplistic songwriting but to me it’s in fact quite the opposite. With some of the shite we’ve seen on this list before we know how hard it can be to create a listenable/memorable album, let alone a single song. Well anyways, here a 5
This was a great album. Oasis really captured something special in their sound and it has stood the test of time thus far. This deserves to be a top album on our list so far. With that in mind, this album is not better than at least one of the albums that didn’t get the elusive unanimous 5. As a result, I cannot in good conscience give this a 5. The search continues…
An album that contains an eternal classic in Wonderwall and another quintessential 90s alternative jam in Champagne Supernova. It’s hard to deny the relevance of an album when it has a song that you’d have a hard time finding someone that’s never heard its biggest single that still produces memes 30 years later. The rest of the album is fantastic, a personal favorite of mine is Don’t Look Back in Anger, and there are other hidden gems as well. A great way to kick of the week.
Obviously everyone knows that the iconic song from this album has become a meme to be made fun of. Maybe it's because of it's slightly off drawn out notes, or maybe it was just over played. Regardless of the jokes, that song is always great every time I hear it. I was at a We The Kings concert recently and in the middle of their set they played an unexpected acoustic version of it. After the initial laugh and groan by the crowd everyone slowly started to sing along. Halfway through you couldn't even hear the band anymore. Just everyone singing the lyrics at the top of their lungs. The crowd even sang the chorus one more time on their own without the band. It's fun to make fun of, but deep down everyone loves it. "Don't Look Back in Anger" and "Champagne Supernova" are also songs that I've know forever but never new they were part of this album. The rest is solid and there's not really anything I have to complain about. Anyway, here's Wonderwall!
I was in my formative years when Oasis were huge. I won’t deny that there isn’t a bit of nostalgia for the popular hits. But I’ve also always thought they were completely overrated. Outside of those big hits this is a bit of a dud of an album. 2.5/5
I don’t care for it. 1
This is good. Not great, but good.
Today's listen was just as good as it was the first time I heard it all the way through back in early 1996. These guys were EVERYWHERE when this album first dropped, and you couldn't go anywhere without hearing "Wonderwall" at least once in the bar I was at. Liam Gallagher's nasally vocals are a little more bothersome to me now than they were when Oasis first hit the scene. Noel Gallagher is clearly the better singer and songwriter, but he's British ugly, so you now know why Liam became the front man of the band. "Don't Look Back in Anger" is still the underrated classic single from this album.
Repetitive, boring, and super whiny vocals. The back half of the album was better, but just not good enough to get that 3rd star for me.
I've been putting this one off because I despise everything about Oasis. At the time of release all my friends were big fans, but I couldn't get into it at all and was on the Blur side of the fence. There are a few acts from that time that I really dislike and when this album came up I questioned just how far I would make it through the list given that I will no doubt have to listen to more Oasis, but presumably also Robbie Williams who is another deplorable character producing shit. Worst track, Wonderwall. Holy shit that song is terrible. Awful lyrics, horrible singing. Visions of people in pubs and clubs singing it at the top of the lungs with their eyes closed is so cringeworthy.
If you listen carefully, you can hear the Gallagher brothers arguing.
I've listened to this enough in the 90s. Not going to put myself through it again. So, I gathered it my review to ChatGPT because I couldn't be bothered with the effort. Write me a brief witty review of Oasis' album What's the story morning glory from the point of view of a man who things is terrible, boring derivative rubbish. "Oasis' 'What's the Story Morning Glory' is like a knock-off Beatles cover band that never quite learned the tunes. It's as if they raided a '90s Britpop bargain bin and threw every cliché into a blender. If you enjoy predictable hooks, uninspired lyrics, and a singer who seems perpetually out of breath, this album might just be your cup of lukewarm tea. But if you prefer music with a pulse, steer clear of this snoozefest disguised as rock 'n' roll." Spot on. One star.
Some great tracks on this album, and liam sounding at his best.
92/100
Excited about this one, iconic in my life. Oasis is 90s brit rock. On nostalgia alone this album gets 5*. Is cast no shadow wonderwall in a minor key? Highlights: some might say, wonderwall (pretend it's the first time you're ever hearing it), don't look back in anger (absolute banger), champagne supernova (a vibe)
Really good album! I was more into Blur at the time, but I think this stands the test if time perhaps a little more
Even excluding Wonderwall this is really good
got some proper bangers
Har aldrig været Oasis fan, og blev det heller ikke denne gang.
An unquestionably important album, though sadly outshined by one of its own tracks. The vibe is good, with a modern sound that still unmistakably has roots in blues and rock music. The record delivers on all the parameters that would make it a good album, but it’s not innovative enough for me and also doesn’t suit my subjective taste. It’s well played and I would maybe rate it a 6/10, but on this scale, it’s a solid 3.
Dejligt album jeg har hørt en hel del igennem tiden - 90'er engelsk rock - what's not to like? :) "Wonderwall" er nok stadig min favorit - det er et fantastisk nummer hvor alle instrumenter slår tydeligt igennem på skift. På anden pladsen kommer klart "Don't Look Back In Anger". "Cast No Shadow" er også altid rart at lytte til.
Dette album er ret definerende for min tid i den sidste del af folkeskolen. Lyden er den samme gennem hele albummet - men det fungerer for mig, selvom det bliver lidt kedeligt i længden. Giver albummet 4 for at bringe gode minder frem, og fordi jeg kan skråle med hele vejen igennem.
Call me basic, but even if pretty overplayed 'Wonderwall' and 'Don't Look Back In Anger' are just great sing-along hits and always evokes feelings of cozy group events in me. And serve as a strong 1-2 punch at the start of the album just in case you forgot who you were dealing with. It's definitely a more commercial sound than what was probably appreciated at the time, but knowing what we know about the success of this album I think it's hard to say that Oasis didn't pretty much nail a popular sound on here. I have vivid memories of playing Gran Turismo 3 on my Playstation 2 while listening to 'Wonderwall' and Blur's 'Song 2' from the same era on repeat as a child. Guess I was bit of a Britpop fan back then even if I didn't know what Britpop was. Standouts: Don't Look Back In Anger She's Electric Champagne Supernova "Anyway here's Wonderwall"/5 (4/5)
started kind of boring but the middle was very enjoyable. not the most unique music but it fits its niche very well.
Bratty, noisy and swaggering with arrogance, the lyrics aren't lofty, but they -are- effective. The band commits musically, and everything feels part of a whole, albeit with subtle variations along the way. Every second song is a belter and/or classic; some have aged better than others. Not my favourite album, but you have to appreciate it for what it is.
Well, probably a 4.8 but not good enough for a 5.
I used to enjoy Oasis when I was a teenager, but nowadays, I think I was trying to sound much more cult-like than I was (often in my teenage years and frequently using wrong references...Oasis... hahaha). After listening to their album almost 30 years after its release, I can enjoy it more. It's still pretentious and lengthy but enjoyable for me. "Definitely Maybe" was much better for me, though
Maybeeeeh
The album has a young spirit. It's understandable why it's become so popular in UK in 1995.
5 stars. No explanation needed
Of course 5 stars
Some OK songs. Annoying voice. I'd say 2.5, but I'll round up.
All the classics in one spot. So accessible
This album is so damn good. Morning Glory, Champagne Supernova, Hello, Wonderwall - there isn't a bad song.
Screw the haters, this is a great album. Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova are overplayed and cheesy but they are good songs. Don't Look Back in Anger is a classic. She's Electric is one of the best approximation Beatles homages ever. Good stuff.
All I can say is I’ve already listened to this once in my life previously and that’s enough. Among the first huge albums to be brickwalled and my ears cannot get past this travesty which alas many copied. And in the era of Blur vs Oasis I was listening to Frank Black, Massive Attack, Chemical Brothers, Leftfield, PJ Harvey. Oasis left me cold. 2/5 - some catchy tunes.
pretty great, some songs that we nowadays make fun of like Wonderwall but it is amazing that it's not the only song on the album that's good.
More fun than I remember ! Solid anthemic elements with garage simplicity make this enjoyable for most everyone.
stone cold classic
Banger
Classic
This is the pinnacle of the brit-pop years. I love every single song. My favorites are Cast No Shadow and She's Electric. Wonderwall, Don't Look Back In Anger, and Champagne Supernova are so famous that you could start playing them at any location in the western world and have a crowd singing along. I lived in England from '97 to '08 and this was the most played album on the radio and at gatherings for that entire period. I'm sure this is still true today. Their only true rival was Coldplay, whose works never quite reached the heights that this album did. I've listened to this album back to front hundreds of times, and I'll do it hundreds more. This album is timeless and left a gargantuan mark on the world. It's an easy 10. 10/10
It's okay-ish. Descent production.
4.5
Tættere på en 5’er end en 3’er, satme nogle bangers på den her selvom Oasis overhovedet ikke er for mig og jeg ærlig talt synes hans stemme er træls
Det er en god plade, jeg er ikke hater! Ikke helt enig i at det er straight bangers, men Don't Look Back in Anger vejer lidt op for at jeg bare ikke synes Wonderwall er særlig god.
Teamet virkelig bare er ømt punkt
6/10
Society would be just fine if Wonderwall was never written
Day 35 of listening to 1001 albums, one day at a time. Morning Glory is a great album with some good songs. I think it always be known for being the album that help catapult britpop and indie rock in a new light. While the album itself doesn’t have much to say the legacy it left will forever outweigh that.
britpop perfection, no bad songs whatsoever
It’s difficult for me to separate this band and this album from all the boneheaded punters at their shows back in that day, along with the sheer ubiquity of this music for a good 3-4 years solid. Enough already! Setting all that aside, the album is brilliant, hardly any filler and sing-song catchy as hell. Play it loud.
Its a perfect pop record. All killer, no filler
A certified Classic.
I could happily live the rest of my life without hearing Don’t Look Back in Anger and especially Wonderwall ever again. Other than those two huge singles, there’s not too much to write home about on Morning Glory. It doesn’t feel as impactful as Definitely Maybe and the opener is quite forgettable. Roll With It and She’s Electric are two other huge songs and they’re catchy as hell, but they feature some of Gallagher’s most annoying vocals and cringy lyrics respectively. The other songs aren’t especially noteworthy, often suffering from being decent 3-minute tracks that are stretched out to 5 minutes and just become boring after a while. It’s still a decent album and, while they’re definitely overplayed, Wonderwall and Don’t Look Back are both great so this is quite solidly a 3/5 Oh wait a second, it ends with Champagne Supernova?
I don't love how Oasis is so full of themselves. But the album is pretty good.
I've never fully understood either the hype or hate for Oasis. They've mainly struck me as a middle-of-the-road British rock band whose brother's theatrics were more a distraction. This album is a bunch of 2 & 3-star songs. With maybe a couple 4-stars and one song that could be a 5, but is impossible to judge because it was so overplayed the year it came out. At least I understand their inclusion on the list, unlike so many other Brit bands.
I was 15 when Oasis broke onto the scene, and even then I didn't get the hype. Liam's voice struck me as whiney then, and the nonsensical lyrics that give the false impression they *might* mean something are just annoying. You add in the faux Beatles vibes, cocky rivalries with bands that are definitely better than them, and the sheer ego of the Gallagher brothers, and I'm not even slightly inclined to change my mind.
Pop that manages to sound breezy and powerful at the same time! That’s quite the trick, and it’s not hard to see why it was so popular once upon a moment. And yet, well, something about it feels a tad unessential. Liam’s voice is interesting, but it’s gets a bit wearing over a full album. And most of these tunes, if I hadn’t ever heard them again, I wouldn’t have missed them. So much from that era is oddly but magically indelible, but with the exception of “Wonderwall,” not so much this one. This album is nice, but it just doesn’t feel timeless.
One of my most listened to albums of all time
Pretty Good. Some notable songs, some not so much. 3.5
Das Album katapultierte Oasis endgültig in den Musikolymp und verhalf ihnen zu internationalem Ruhm. Wonderwall, Don‘t Look Back In Anger, Champagne Supernova, Morning Glory. Gute Hitdichte.
Childhood nostalgia. Reminded me of a 90's beatles (probably cause british)
Oasis… I owe you an apology. I wasn’t familiar with your game.
8 / 10 Uno de los mejores albums del Brit-pop de los 90. Tiene pelotazos como Wonderwall que son un 10.
Great - but not as good as I remember is a youngling.
kinda boring
Pretty much every song on here is just as agreeable and unremarkable as Wonderwall, so I wasn't missing much when I never heard the other songs here and didn't gain much after I did.
Yep, pretty good. Standouts include Wonderwall, Don't Look Back In Anger, Morning Glory, and Champagne Supernova.
Of it's time. Loved it in the 90s
An incredible album, hugely influential in developing my love of music. Wonderwall, Don't Look Back in Anger, Cast No Shadow, Morning Glory, Champagne Supernova fuck yeah.
mér fannst þetta alltaf frekar púkalegt band en mér til undrunar fílaði ég þetta. sér í lagi slagarana. gef þessu 4 í forundran.
This old chestnut. The light beer you drink turns to a sort of speed in your blood after you drink enough of them. Walking briskly to the corner shop before they close, you might listen to this. You won’t know that your singing along but everyone else will.
p770. 1995. 4 stars. THE sound of Britain in the early 90s, and a decent Beatles clone to counter Blur's Kinks imitation. Some great songs here, fabulous production, and Liam Gallagher sings like a bastard. Point deducted for suspect lyrics, filler ("The Swamp Song"), and the obvious thefts from Slade, Gary Glitter and T.Rex.
some chill some nice all gas
Under the bridge
Good
A good bit better than Definitely Maybe but still pretty vanilla.
Tons of great stuff here. Nostalgia probably playing a big role but I don't care. This is a band just dominating the popular culture. Amazing sing-along melodies, electric (albeit simple pentatonic) guitar work, solid rhythm section, exciting personalities... prob just squeaks out a 5 for me
There's a reason oasis is one of the greata and this album proves it.
if you take out wonderwall it ironically becomes a better album to listen to
I remember when this album came out almost 30 years ago and critics were calling Oasis the next Beatles. I can see why. This album has a number of tracks with skiffle chords and sunny melodies and lovely harmonies. What’s different is that they have the dynamic range of the Manchester City teams of the 2010s. Just full on relentless intensity, singing every song with a swagger and a volume that never waivers except as each tune drifts away at the end. There are not very many misses on this album, and even hearing it again after so many decades it still stands up. I’ll give it a five it’s more like a 4.7 only because a couple of tracks are rushed, but the hits are powerful.
I think I disliked the hype surrounding that record so much when it came out that I refused to really listen to it. All the talk about the new Beatles, the drama with the other bands of the time, added to the fact that the music did not seem all that original, completely turned me off. But all these years later, it really stands the test of time. The songs feel honest and there is a sense of energy and life to them. It is good rock'n'roll, makes its point and leaves it there. I enjoyed it a lot.
From the very first notes it’s clear this is Richer (“Wonderwall”), more expansive (“Don’t Look Back”) and more fully realized than Def Maybe, with more force and drive and considerably sharper teeth (“Morning Glory”). Looser (“She’s Electric”) and more confident (“Some Might Say” among other tunes) and ambitious (“Champagne Supernova”) – a band truly hitting its stride. Looking back from three full decades, it’s perfectly clear how Oasis owned a certain moment, ushered in a distinct era and far excelled Blur (not saying much) in that rather silly argument of the day. But it’s just as obvious that there’s a flash-in-the-pan vibe here; they were great for one record (this one) or maybe 1.5. They were timely in the right time/right place and the audience/market were ready, a perfect updating of British rock star tropes at a time they needed updating. It would have been necessary, perhaps, for someone to invent Oasis if they hadn’t come along on their own.
Amazing Album. Great vibe!
Back in the mid 90’s my brother in-law recommended this album to me thinking I would dig it. I did, just not enough. The Beatle wannabes had something, just not enough of it. After a fresh listen & knowing all about the Gallagher bros fussing & fighting, I like this album a bit more than I did way back when.
Classic. Songwriting is no joke. Brothers brothering
No. 195/1001 Hello 4/5 Roll With It 4/5 Wonderwall 5/5 Don't Look Back In Anger 5/5 Hey Now! 4/5 The Swamp Song Ex. 1 NR Some Might Say 4/5 Cast No Shadow 5/5 She's Electric 4/5 Morning Glory 4/5 The Swamp Song Ex. 2 NR Champagne Supernova 5/5 Average: 4,4 Great, great pop record by Oasis. Consistent from start to finish. Champagne Supernova is the absolute highlight.
Some was good. Some was average.
4.5
I’ve heard it a million times
It just really doesn’t sound that groundbreaking
It’s ok, I guess it’s better than Definerly Maybe. I guess I just don’t like Oasis that much, but whatever.
5/5 Solid album
Had a couple hidden gems. Although this was more in my ballpark for music taste, it just didn't hit right with most of the songs.
Anyways, here's Wonderwall
I'm mature enough now to admit that I've jealous of this band. I still think they're lame but Don't Look Back in Anger, Champagne Supernova, and even Wonderwall are all objectively great tracks. Cast No Shadow and Morning Glory are also good lesser knowns. That said, every song ends with repeating the title for at least 30 seconds and it gets old so fast. Hello and Roll With It are both stupid tracks that don't set up the album for success at all. It might be a product of Oasis being part of the generation before me. I was 7 when this album dropped and Wonderwall was already a joke by the time I was getting into music. I just can't get over it.
relisten. not to come out as an Oasis fan but I do love this album a lot. it truly captures the 90s britpop spirit to the fullest. its one of those records that make me nostalgic for something ive never experienced, places ive never been to and people ive never met. I still think Oasis used to make the same song over and over again but that one time it really worked.
It’s oasis… how good can it be?
Excuse me?!? "Where were you while we were getting high"?!? I was serving my country in the Cola Wars, mate. Doing my part. Not having a cheeky jangle and growing my eyebrows out like a knob. It's a little thing called "being a responsible citizen".
Can't even imagine how people thought these clowns were ever a match for Blur.
Fantastic record. Childhood soundtrack and sounds so good still.
Aggressive, noisy, raw. To start with. Slides into mediocre lager rock which is alternately boring and annoying.
Solid album
triste ne
Owned this when it came out, but got fed up with it as it was played all the time, especially Wonderwall. Revisiting it 30 years later and it is an enjoyable album. Although some of it has Beatles vibes in it there is still some good songwriting 4/5
Best Song: Don't Look Back In Anger. I like a song that knows it's designed to be sung-along with. Worst Song: The Swamp Song. Who put this random southern rock instrumental in the middle of this album? Overall: There are exactly three good songs on this album, and from the play count numbers on Spotify, everyone agrees which songs those are. Everything else is completely forgettable British indie rock drone.
Absolutely era defining. Nearly 30 years on and this album is just as relevant now as it was then. Every single song still an absolute banger, and not many albums can boast that since the 80s.
Roll With It // Wonderwall // Don’t Look Back In Anger // Some Might Say // Morning Glory //
I always liked The Verve more but you can't deny that oasis were musically better than most gave them credit for. Don't look back in anger and the overplayed wonderwall are actually great and catchy songs. So is the rest. In the end, I'd always prefer something more versatile.
I totally missed out on the Madchester scene. Saddens me. Oh to go back, to relive those days, the 90s, and not fuck it all up.
Oasis’ (What’s The Story) Morning Glory is a fun-packed album. They decided to drop the best song first, with Hello. The production just sounds so phenomenal on this song, and the chorus is exhilarating . Nobody ever seems to remember just has that polished sound to it. I think it’s also the guitar that does it for me. Beyond the intro track, I like Roll with It and Morning Glory, the latter having may similar qualities to Hello. Certainly a great introduction to Britpop. All in all, (What's The Story) Morning Glory is a good album. Best Song: Hello Worst Song: Don't Look Back In Anger
Lots of very, very good songs. At times it just feels like they run together or sound too similar, but I forgot how much I liked their music.
I can see why it was huge at its time but it just dosn't feel very exciting anymore. Especially the lyricses are pretty boring. I liked roll with it, wonderwall, don't look back in anger, hey now! and she's electric.
its ok i guess. couple of bangers tho
Algunos classics pero lo demas bastante filler, si no tuviera hits seria regulero lowkey
Quite didn't like their debut record and first record I interacted with on this list "Definitely Maybe" and am afraid with that prior knowledge I couldn't get this record , or even fully appreciate it as it deserves. Mind you am not saying its bad but it's just not for me .
Really good
Mediocre album made into a horrible one by dickhead frontmen
It's a happy music with good positive vibes. Very long album 3cds! I love acoustic guitars and vocals
Wonderwall into Don’t Look Back In Anger is always going to remind me of them.
I have heard Oasis compared to the Beatles a few times before, both in status during the 90s as well as in general songwriting. I won't touch on the former, but good god I can see the latter so blatantly. The songs I click with the most are, funnily enough, the songs that feel the least like the Beatles: the infamous Wonderwall, the of-the-time-yet-still-holds-up Some Might Say, and the grand Champagne Supernova. I won't say I disliked listening, but this one will take some time to stick fully. I might come around to the rest of the record eventually, but for now it's got some growing to do.
Liked this when I was in high school and there are still some great songs on here. There are a lot of forgettable songs on here but the singles are great, and the whole thing has a nice aesthetic.
Britpop is just shoegaze without reverb
I knew this was gonna be a 5 when it popped up, re-listened anyway. I listened to this shi as a baby. Certified creamer of an album, good length, every track hits, ordering works well too. Adele, take notes, being British and making a 'pop' album ain't it. Britpop was the kind of pop the world wants from the UK (also grime)
5/5
Perfectly okay.
Absolute wonder! This album makes me so happy! It is an easy listen, makes you want to sing along! Great album! ❤️❤️❤️
I had a bit of a sigh of dread when I got this, but I did have a little sing to the ones everyone knows! even after hearing every American play them at UK festivals I've publicly renounced them ig lol. But there must be some associations there because it rained all day and yet it feels quite sunny relaxing to this alone in the evening. That said, the most interesting songs were the first two (or four, if you were hearing the famous ones for the first time). She's Electric sounded a bit like they just gave up and got out the rhyming dictionary. The title track was good but droned into the same by the end. Mostly a vibey album for me
This album is the King of the 90s Post-grunge era. An absolute classic
Obviously knew the hits from this album but had never listened to the whole thing (blaming it on the fact that it came out when my first kid was in diapers). Was surprised how much I enjoyed the rest of it...would definitely listen to it again. Learned a lot about the sibling feud too (https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/liam-gallagher-vs-noel-gallagher-oasis-brothers-beef-history-explained-206050/) 4 stars
Never listened to the full album before. Pretty derivative of The Beatles but these are well-built pop tunes. Strong 3.
Great album! I never heard it before. I've heard Wonderwall of course, but it didn't do much for me and I never gave the rest of the album a chance. The rest of the album is really solid.
unpopular opinion but I love this album. has some really good songs on it.
One of the best Brit pop rock albums. Ionic
Oasis is a top 10 britpop band all time for sure, and their one two punch of 'Definitely Maybe" and this release right here are top entries into the pantheon
Didn't know all Oasis' hit came from this one album. Pretty solid.
This is the first time I’ve listened to the entire album. I knew the hits but not the other songs. I can see that with a bit of play it would be a good album.
It was good. I knew the songs.
Bit long but good
One of their best
Aside from "Champagne Supernova", this is strictly for buckethatted anglophile meatheads and any one interested in the Next Big Thing or absurdly demanding critical re-evaluation. Hard Pass.
Growing up in a firmly Blur supporting household my exposure to Oasis had been limited to their biggest and most overplayed hits like Wonderwall and Don’t Look Back In Anger. Despite this I thoroughly enjoyed this album with the standout tracks for me being: Hey Now!, Cast No Shadow, and She’s Electric
Oasis was "the Beatles for the 90s" - as a British band that made great pop songs that become international hits. Morning Glory is the bands second album, and the one that made the band into one of the biggest bands of the decade. Oasis makes melodic, edgy pop songs, like their hit "Wonderwall," and this album is full of great tracks that helped define the sound of 90s pop music.
A f*cking classic.
I mean... if this album never existed we would've never heard "Wonderwall" so...yeah...
Nice
Nice one.
eins der schönsten Britpops der 1990er
Well it's a classic for a reason. I liked some songs before listening to it
Liam’s voice is annoying. And I don’t know how it is that I can be aware that Wonderwall is a dirge and still find it amazing. Still, this has some classics of the genre lol
This album is the defenition of Britpop, a great album by Oasis, following their sucess with their first album, they done it again, just better in any forms. The album strat with Hello wich fake strat with Wonderall and then fade away and became the real song, pretty funny. Roll With It is a harder sounding song, with catchy chorus and destined for stadium rock, the song launch the Battle of Britpop with Blur. Then one of the greatest song of the 90's start to play, an accoutsrtic riff and a vereses that literally anybody knows, and i mean it. Probably on of the most beautifful song known to man, about relashopship between Noel And Liam. Speaking of him Liam did probaly one of his best vocal performances. That song is the reason why so many peopke know Oasis, and its so easy to understand why, Catchy lyrics and riff, beautifull melody and literaly magical vibe to it. Don't Look Back in Anger is maybe the Most Oasis-like song of Oasis, following step by step the Noel Gallagher recepe, Sleaxy guitare sound, powerfull and catchy chorus (i think he really surpassed himself). Plus Noel himself sing the song, and i think he nailed it, he voice might not be as recognisablke as Liam's but it is still a very beautifull voice. The solo on the song is my personal favorite of Oasis. The song is inspired by a John Lenon tape that Noel aquire further showing their respect and admiration for the Beatles. Hey Now! is pretty good, a but of a down compared to the three last song, but still, very decent rock song. Some might Say open with a riff that seem to alude with Get It On (the riff that they borrow also for Cigarettes and Alchool). With hopefull lyrics, and distored riff but very melodic the song is another classical Oasis song, very good. Cast No shadow is a tribute to their friend Verve lead singer Richard Ashcroft, the song have as always very cool and beautifull melodies. She's electric have a very 60's like sounds, almost like a Beatles (like in Abbey Road) or a Kink song, as always very ngood and catchy. Morning Glory lyrics refer both to cocaine and the Beatles wich is pretty cool, have on of the hardest riff on the album, but still a incredible chorus and Liam Kill it again. The album Close with Champagne Supernova, a psychedelic ballad, about love drugs and nothing very clear, but it really mesmeried us, so beautifull what a wonderfull way to close the album. The guiatre here is perfect nothing else to say, the lyrics dind't seem to mean nothing but it ok 'cause its Oasis. I felt a but repetitive in the way i describe the song, but they are pretty much diffreent in the music but yet very similar in the meaning or the structure, i could be a flaw but Oasis have make this their signature so i don't mind it. So much classic and good song on the album, no wonder why it was so sucessfull, more than 20 millions sales, in my mind there is no doubt who won the battle of Britpop.
Unreal. Every track is legendary status
I have tried time and time again to get into Oasis, and I just can't. I have listened to this album in the past multiple times, and obviously again today. And I just like it less every single time. There are a handful of good songs here and there, but on the whole this album is just whiny vocals, boring guitars, and generic lyrics. I just don't see the appeal of this band. I get that this is considered to be one of the greatest britpop albums of all time, but I'll take Blur over this any day. Even though this album is no better or worse than Definitely Maybe, which I gave a 2, I'm giving it a 1 out of spite just for being the most overrated album of all time.
Liked Song Wonderwall
2.5/5. Meh, a bit bland and boring for me. Honestly sounds very similar to their other album on this list. And most of the songs on here all sound the same. I suppose this was not painful to listen to, though.
My sister was the britpop fan in our house growing up, so I've seen this album countless times, but have never actually listened to it. Opens with super distorted Hello. Fine enough song that encapsulates that britpop sound. Wonderwall is a classic to the point of parody, but honestly it is a damned catchy song that deserves all the attention it got. Don't Look Back In Anger is a worthy follow-up on the album. It has always felt like a Beatles song in form -- catchy, eminently singable chorus with solid if a bit muddled instrumentals. Some Might Say has a bit of a wall of sound thing going for it due to the distortion. I like the song, but can't help but feel I'd like it more if it were a bit crisper. All around, fine album. Doesn't get me too excited, but doesn't really dissapoint me either. 3 / 5
I feel like I have stepped back into early high school listening to Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova. Haven't listened to a full Oasis album in a long time. I never knew the lead singer's name (Liam Gallagher) until I just looked it up but the voice is very iconic. I would definitely be able to recognize it instantly. Not a bad listen. 3.5 stars for me
90's alt-rock in a can. Champagne Supernova is an all-timer.
I have tried to get into Oasis so many times, especially when our roommate Aaron in College Park would literally only listen to Oasis I never heard him listen to anything else. Even so, I have never been able to. This album is exactly how I remember, it is quite catchy with some the hits. But it's pretty mid to me. Don't think I will listen to this whole album again by choice. Don't Look Back in Anger is the best song
This album has a bunch of jams between Wonderwall, Don't Look Back in Anger, Some Might Say, Morning Glory, and of course Champagne Supernova. I'm admittedly not a huge Oasis fan but I can't deny their greatest on this album. I also really love Hey Now! I've realized. Some Might Say kinda sounds lazily put together production wise. Idk I usually like some more raw sounds but it hit me wrong. Cast No Shadow is pretty boring but I love that background guitar. Forgot just how much I love Morning Glory. Song fucks. Not much to be said about Champagne Supernova. If you don't like it I feel bad for your ears. Really a shame just how much the Gallagher bros are insufferable pricks.
Ein großes Album in der Musikgeschichte des Britpop. Meiner Meinung nach ein überschätztes Werk. Die beiden Giganten "Wonderwall" und "Don't Look Back in Anger" sind so groß und wunderbar, werfen aber soviel Bonuspunkte über den Rest des Albums, dass die mittelmäßigen Songs entschuldigt und irgendwie aufgewertet werden. Das ist meine Erklärung für diesen Stellenwert. Ganz in Ordnung.
An endurable classic. always sounds as good as the first day you heard it
I was thrilled to get this album today after a really rough day.
Escolher colocar a base de "Wonderwall" - que inclusive, tá logo ali, te esperando na 3ª música do álbum - na intro da primeira música definitivamente não foi uma escolha que envelheceu bem com o tempo. Te faz lembrar de todas as vezes que ela foi (mal) tocada em uma roda de violão. Superado isso, você descobre que é um álbum ótimo, e até reouvir "Wonderwall" - que ainda assim é uma das mais fracas do álbum - depois de muitos anos faz perceber que ela tem seu valor. O álbum tem um sentimento de "Morning Glory" mesmo. Ele é animado mas não agitado, parece que foi feito por alguém que acordou cedo, sem compromissos e com um sentimento contagiante de alegria. Definitivamente é um álbum que vou revisitar.
Listening to this made me realize I was introduced to Oasis first via satire (an old SNL sketch), not to mention various parodies and jokes that poke fun at the band. But just focusing on the music, I was really blown away, despite having heard so many singles before.
OK, I may not care for the Gallagher brothers' antics or the band's later albums, but this one is undoubtedly a banger. Coming up with "Wonderwall," "Don't Look Back in Anger," AND "Champagne Supernova" for one album is nothing short of impressive, and the album as a whole is such a breeze. Five stars for giving us one of the best group karaoke songs of all time.
"The new Beatles" lol
One of the all time greats. Timeless and pure. Noel Gallaghers writing is just absolutely incredible. Liam is a wanker
Had heard most of these before; some parts of this album are amazing, some are mid.
Brilliant. Their best album by far. It was all downhill after this peak.
Meh
Boring
It's got that one song on it
Jeg har aldri helt skjønt mature-oriented rock. Det er ikke det at det er dårlig, men det er heller det at det ikke er noe spesielt. Her er band som spiller akkurat som om de skulle vært 30 år eldre, og det gjelder både musikk og tekst. Det blir som å være barokk i 2024. Det er selvfølgelig et helt greit album, det er en grunn til at Radio Norge spiller mye slik musikk. Anyway, here's wonderwall.
I think I finally figured this band out. They are what the Beatles would have sounded like had they continued making music into the ‘90s: not bad, but past their prime.
Shiny
Solid album. Not my favorite. Much like the other Oasis album.
Wat een kanker muziek. Echt gezeik. Kwam niet verder dan iets van 4 nummers.
Cuando me jubile pienso comprarme una guitarra y aprender a tocar solo Wonderwall. Por molestar. El disco está bien la verdad.
I know this album very well, and really enjoy the songs I listened to. I was gearing up to have to listen to Wonderwall again, but once it came on I just enjoyed it as a good song. The phase of listening to being held captive by people play Wonderwall on an acoustic guitar is over and nature is healing, so I can enjoy the song again. That being said, even if I had the reaction I expected to Wonderwall, there are plenty of other songs on this album that would have made it worth it. Ending the album with Champagne Supernova was a strong choice.
Solid album with some really great tracks. Once of the first albums I bought many years ago. Still holds up.
Not a fan but there’s no disputing there’s some good quality here and this album seems to have the majority of their ‘good ones’ as far as I can recall.
I still remember the hype when this album dropped. It had already been building for a while, with the first album and concerts starting to make waves, but this was massive when it was released. It's actually held up pretty well, sounding more like a greatest hits album than anything. I mean there's literally not a single bit of filler here, just back to back bangers. Yes, it might sound like the Beatles mixed with the Stone Roses, but it would be rude to not give it 5 stars - very much the high tide for Oasis.
Made me want to dance, not a huge fan of the accents
There ain't a single song even slipping into mediocrity here, thats to say - each track is straight fire. Summer Memories of my Dad blasting this one through the windows while I rode my bike up and down the street. A total classic, and my preferred over Definitely Maybe.
Overall I enjoyed this album more than I expected but that probably says more about my expectations. Most popular song on it isn’t my favorite.
Champagne is a hit but this felt was boring and winey
Good album. I enjoyed it.
Great album! This one definitely was a banger from the 90s that I feel like everybody in my junior high loved. It aged great and I think that it sounds just as good now as it did then 5/5.
NOPE!!!!
A classic, anthemic banger after banger, they caught lightning in a bottle with this one.
Thoughts before listening: Probably the biggest alt rock album of the 90s that I just didn't really care about. All the drama around the Gallagher brothers must have turned me off, or maybe Oasis just seemed lame cause I was so into punkier stuff at the time. Whatever it was, I never paid much attention to Oasis. That being said, their hits are undeniably good songs so I'm excited to actually listen all the way through. Review: This is good. "Wonderwall" is an outright all timer of a song, while "Don't Look Back in Anger" and "Champagne Supernova" are iconic anthems of their own. 4-stars
It's iconic but doesn't really do much for me nowadays
Some absolute classics in here
Pretty good
Definitely some big sing-along hits on this album. My problem is I just don't feel good listening to Oasis.
Heard this before. Sounds pretty generic pop-rock, but that's to be expected of most albums. Liked Hello. Wonderwall's a classic. Didn't really like the stripped down sound of the instruments... but that's pretty typical of pre 2000's. Also, the guy can't sing.
Bekannte 90er Brit-Pop Songs 5/5
The Gallagher brothers obsess over the Beatles, shamelessly rip the Beatles off, make a perfect album. Sometimes it really is that simple.
Worth a listen to from time to time
Favourite song - Cast no shadow
i know three oasis songs: wonderwall, don’t look back in anger (DLBIA) and champagne supernova, and they’re all on this album. Wonderwall & DLBIA are the 3rd and 4th songs on the album too so i get a lot of good up top and then the rest is still a mystery this album slapped. i get it. 5/5 album from the gallaghers.
Before: I had an oasis song on my iPod in middle school and loved it, so I am recklessly optimistic about this album. Roll with it - cool sound, no melody that jumps out at me Wonderwall - ah, a classic. Love the sound of the acoustic guitar. Don’t look back in anger - chill song Hey now - pretty good Some might say - I was bopping my head to this for sure She’s electric - oh no, I don’t like this one Champagne supernova - guitar solo saved it for me. Long though. Ugh, I had such high expectations. Too high. The songs on this album didn’t lock me in and make me want to listen to the whole thing through, so I was bouncing between my liked songs and this. I think that sums it up - fine in small bites but too much all at once. Like hummus. As an album, it didn’t hold up.
Sejt nok album. Aldrig fået det hørt helt. Rart at have en hel weekend til den! Dog stadig svært at være objektiv. Jeg har jo hørt alle sange før, men bare ikke i album rækkefølge. Jeg vender tilbage igen uden tvivl.
Hvor mange musikkere ville ikke ofte deres førstefødte for at have skrevet bare en af Wonderwall, Don’t Look Back In Anger og Champagne Supernova
There were some hits, but man this album is boring
Mi primer acercamiento a Oasis del que se dice ser su mejor trabajo. Con altos y bajos, este álbum acarrea un sonido tan pop-noventero como fresco para su época, y prueba de ello es su discusión vigente hasta el día de hoy. No obstante, lamentablemente este LP peca de canciones que suenan muchas parecidas en composición, lo cual hizo que mi experiencia se disfrutase en las canciones distintivas. FAVTRAXS: Hello, Don't Look Back in Anger, Hey Now, Morning Glory, Champagne Supernova LEASTFAV: Some Might Say
4.0 - I knew what I was getting into before I started listening, and this record delivered just that. All of their massive hits are on here -- I still sing along to most of them when they come on the radio. Of those hits, I think "Don't Look Back in Anger" is underrated, relative to "Wonderwall" and "Champagne Supernova." I'd hoped for a surprise or two lurking in the deeper cuts. Instead, this album maintains a straight-ahead-good-lad vibe for its 50-minute duration. I'm A-OK with all of it.
a classic i hadnt heard before - first few songs feel great, but i did find myself getting a bit bored halfway through the album. i'll probably listen to it again, and might start to like it better
I personally have a soft spot for Oasis. Don’t Look Back in Anger is a legitimately great song. Also I’m probably related to them.
this is going to check off all the oasis you want to here could i write poetry to this? y
One of the first albums I really fell in love with and I keep coming back to it. It's funny, Wonderwall was a huge hit and it's gotten to Free Bird/Stairway to Heaven levels of ubiquity, but Champagne Supernova was the big deal to younger me. I think the way the album is put together, this actually makes sense. In the flow of the album the latter feels like what the whole album has been building towards and it successfully pays off on that kinetic energy.
Nearly perfect. The lyrics are just stupid enough to dock a point.
The ultimate in 90's British buttrock.
Ah the 90s. Blur v oasis. I was actually more of a blur man, however this is still a very good rock and roll album. Some fantastic songs on there
Anyway, here's Wonderwall. This album has 3 of the most iconic songs of the '90s (or ever?) on it. You get "Wonderwall" and "Don't Look Back In Anger" back-to-back on the front half, and then "Champagne Supernova" to close it out. All of these have been played to death in the last 29 years ("Wonderwall" in particular), but honestly they're all still phenomenal songs. I'm particularly fond of "Don't Look Back In Anger", but that two-song stretch has to be one of the most famous stretches on any album (the only one I can think of off the top of my head that might beat it is the three-song stretch on Thriller, but even that is probably close). I was really impressed by the depth of this album though. I've had a few Britpop albums on here where the well-known songs were great, but the rest fell a bit flat. That wasn't the case here at all for me. There's two short transition songs and one other song that was just ok, but other than that I really enjoyed everything on here. On the surface this album doesn't really feel like it should work as well as it does, it's a bit plain at times really. But the Gallaghers are able to capture this like melancholic feeling that runs through the album. It's beautiful and slightly sad feeling. The sound just really seems to capture an era well. This 1001 albums list might be a bit heavy-handed on Britpop, but this one certainly deserves its place. Favorite song: Don't Look Back In Anger Other: Hello, Roll With It, Wonderwall, Some Might Say, Cast No Shadow, She's Electric, Morning Glory, Champagne Supernova 4/7/24
Love it
no. just no. i’m not listening to this. please no.
you don't actively seek out wonderwall. wonderwall finds you. wonderwall will find you when you're drunk off your tits and you remember how much you love your friends. wonderwall will find you when a guitar is put in your hands and your fingers move of their own accord. wonderwall will find you when you're walking down a certain university city's high street and the busker that's there every day belts out the only song he knows. wonderwall is like mathematics - was it invented by humans, or is it an inherent truth of the universe that oasis simply uncovered in the mid-90s?
Oasis, the band everyone loves to hate. I’d only been familiar with their hits from this album. They’re overplayed, but man do they sound good when you’re drunk. The first thing that caught my attention about this album is how shitty the production is. Those loudness wars were beating their ass. Apparently they were focusing more on big hooks on this album and it shows. Every song is so catchy and made for an enjoyable listen.
a strong 3 stars. worth listening to
The singles - Wonderwall, Don’t Look Back in Anger, Champagne Supernova - are great tracks and still hold up. Hey Now was very catchy and Swamp Song 1, while short, had some great instrumentals. The rest of the album was enjoyable enough. It’s a 4 for me.
Just OK.
O segundo álbum consegue ser ainda melhor que o primeiro. Músicas melhores trabalhadas e mais clássicos. Voz do Liam em seu auge e composições do Noel indescritíveis. Com certeza um dos melhores álbuns da década! Simplesmente excelente!
I know this album like the back of my hand and love everything about it. I will say that it's probably best that Liam went bananas as I think his nasally delivery expired after this album and I'm not sure how Noel's songwriting fell off after this--maybe he got bored? But this album and Definitely Maybe are wall to wall perfect.
I owned this album, which I can only assume was because of the ubiquitous Wonderwall (and maybe some nudging from Zach). I liked it more, listening now, that I thought I would. Don't Look Back in Anger, Cast No Shadow and Champagne Supernova are beautiful.
Very familiar with this album and I expect to enjoy it from start to finish. Roll With It takes an early lead as "least favorite track". I've always loved the strings in Cast No Shadow and it is my hidden gem of the album. I don't have to say too much about the great tracks so I'll pick on She's Electric as another kinda meh track for me. Overall, super high quality album and I have to nit-pick to get it down to 4 stars.
Fiiiine. Fine. I can’t listen to wonderwall anymore. The rest is nice
I can't not give this album 5 stars - a seminal album from my childhood and the album that I know the best of any that we've listened to. I love the dissolve from the title track to champagne supernova. Roll with it, dont look back in anger, hello, cast no shadow, she's electric, and oh yeah, wonderwall. Just love it too pieces.
This was a massive album that hit me just in the post college. I already love a lot of Brit pop. I already loved fuzzed out guitars and distortion. Everything about this album I should’ve loved. But at the time I didn’t. I remember listening to it and never pulling the trigger on buying it myself. And honestly I still feel the same way. It’s fine. I certainly don’t hate it. But I just think it’s completely overrated
Consider my rating an 3.5/5. Actually liked this more than I thought I would. Felt like it wouldn’t really be my thing, but here we are. Pretty cool.
Never understood the Oasis hype, this is a decent album but nothing special.
Used to absolutely love this and was fortunate enough to hear it live at knebworth :)
A perfect album with an all time run of songs to open the album. As overplayed as Wonderwall is, I still find it to be so beautiful. Champagne Supernova is a great closer.
As I mentioned before, I'm more of a Blur fan than Oasis, but if I have to be honest, this album is the peak 90s and absolute top of the britpop era. The number of times I have heard random people playing "Wonderwall" in hostels make it the most hated song ever in my book, and that says something about the fame of this record. Just a bit too good.
Crap. Couldn’t make it thru the album.
Solid
I like it will probably listen again to find more wonderwalls
This Album is a 7/10
Came in hating Oasis for overplayed Wonderwall. Didn't hate the album. Worth the listen
Good debut. Nostalgic.
This was Oasis' peak - nothing subsequent to this was in the same class. Some genuine bangers here, even though they wear their influences on their sleeves (and some "influences" are straight lifts). Carried by Liam's charisma.
Previše fillera
I said MAYBEEEEEEEE Class album from start to finish, not much else to be said here. You're gonna be the one that saves MEEEEE
Really enjoyed this one, it's a great record. At least half of the songs are straight up bangers, or at least great tracks. Gets a tiny bit bland after a while on some rare occasions, so normally I'd probably not give 5 here, but there is so much garbage on this list, that I feel like I have to give 5 stars for albums like this.
Absolutely impossible to be objective about the first album I fell in love with 15 years old. Listening to this on repeat. Perfect
Just a bunch of Beatles wannabes. People defend this album
Every single song on this album has been played to death and I still like most of them. Has to be a 5.
Definitely their best album. Some of it you had to be there for, but still great to return to.
i know they’re a ridiculous band, but f-it, i’m going 4 stars
Decent - Rather Droning On at Points. 3.5 rounding up to 4
Better than I remembered. “Morning Glory” is the standout to me at the moment. I’m still tired of the singles as if they were flooding the airwaves yesterday.
Oasis' second best album. There's actually a lot of filler in this, listening back again (Hello, Cast No Shadow). The Swamp Song is a stupid idea.
Really nice album to listen to, especially the more known ones, such as champagne supernova, Wonderwall, Morning glory, Dont look back in anger. Never listened to the full album, but will def relisten
Classic
I forget how much I actually like this album until I hear it again, and quickly remember that I love it, actually. Beatles pastiche and all. Highlights: Roll With It, Wonderwall, Don't Look Back In Anger, Some Might Say, Cast Now Shadow, She's Electric, Morning Glory, Champagne Supernova
This was such a massive record and interestingly seems to stand the test of time. Some of the balladry, orchestral and string arrangements as well as the helicopter sounds are a bit borderline pompous but Oasis manages to carry it off
did not finish
Wonderwall is a great song but not enough to make this interesting
Partly heard before Saved 9/12 Top track: Wonderwall
Top notch. This album takes me back to a very specific time in my life. Champagne Supernova might be better than Wonderwall just saying
I thought it was pretty good. Lyrics are honestly better than some of the songs. The 2nd half of the album just sounded too similar from song to song to get me excited.
This is a really strong album the songs are well crafted and deserving of the accolades that they have received. The album is strong from start to finish, with no real duds. 4.5 stars
ok. nostalgic. like i'm falling through the sky, being lulled to sleep by sleep by a cigarette smoking cabbage and his trash can band. so, yeah, spot on '90s feels.