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WALL. OF. SOUND. To my shame I've never listened to this in one sitting. Absolute all timer.
Se me voló la parka
This album is peak and if you disagree I will fight you. With my words. I'm not even a diehard Oasis fan but I had this album as a teen and listened to it a lot. It bangs from start to finish. Wonderwall, Don't Look Back In Anger, She's Electric, Champagne Supernova, they're all here. Bless the gods of Rock they are touring again, not that I'll ever get a chance to see them. 5/5. Superlative. No notes.
This is the rare Britpop album that actually had enough impact to merit inclusion. I mean, it's the one with "Wonderwall" on it. The actual album is very loud yet poppy rock music. Many songs, especially the big hits, are incredibly reminiscent of the Beatles(not inherently a bad thing). The vocals and lyrics are okay, but they're not anything phenomenal. The album's real strength comes with its hookiness and distinctly retro sounds. Although it is a good album, I do believe that it is massively overrated(and everyone knows Wonderwall is massively overplayed). It's not the 5-star all timer that the vast majority of reviewers think it is, but it is a pretty solid 3.5-4 star pop album from 1995.
One of the greatest albums of all time
With vocals both pitchy and bitchy over the most basic of instrumentals, I don't get why anyone listens to this. I know I'm a bitch sometimes, but my self awareness of that leads me to not make decisions like recording this crap.
This is their best album, not that it was really in question. Every song has purpose and its own identity. There are no skips and all songs work better in album order.
I mean it’s good. It has hits. But I just don’t fully vibe with oasis. 7/10
Hard to not give this 5 stars. There are just too many great songs on this album. Highlights: "Wonderwall", "Cast No Shadow", "Don't Look Back in Anger" and "Champaign Supernova"
Never liked Oasis…horrible whining wingeing voice….not my thing.
Never liked Oasis. Dislike the whining wingeing voice.
I got wonderwalled and after that it was like getting weezered till champagne supernova
Enjoyed the flip out of this when I was at university. Classic britpop
Owa
Vitonen....
On tää aika hieno levy ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Hyviä melodioita ja koukkuja pullollaan. Ties kuinka monelle vaikutteita antanu. Ja onhan wonderwall kyllä silti wonderwall.
enjoyed it more than i expected
fun!
Un álbum excelente
Solid with hits.high 4
Classic Brit pop
In the least pejorative way possible, What’s the Story (Morning Glory?) sounds like it’s been fine-tuned for karaoke. It’s catchy, cathartic, and a little cheesy. I can only imagine how deafening the crowds must have been at the reunion gigs. Oasis’ 2025 tour setlist featured 6 songs from their debut; 8 from Morning Glory; 2 from Be Here Now; 1 from Heathen Chemistry; and more surprisingly while three of their latter-day LPs were in no way represented, 5 songs from their b-sides album The Masterplan. It suggests then that for fans of Oasis, Morning Glory represents the zenith, so good that the b-sides are getting their time in the sun thirty years later. Received wisdom while I was growing up was that Definitely Maybe was Oasis’ best album by quite some margin. Certainly that’s what the Gallagher brothers repeated post-break up. While it might be the “cooler” choice I agree with fans that the follow up is the superior record. Not only is it tighter, with a greater number of iconic songs, it feels like the culmination of the whole Brit-pop project.
Yeah this ones a low 3 from me, it’s a bit bland and samey and doesn’t grab me, i preferred their first as i found it more engaging and interesting, that being said i can see why people loved/love this
Es un álbum accesible, cómodo, emocional. Rock + pop+ Beatles vibes . No te desafía , te abraza.
Nope.
AMAZING Genuinely got so excited when i saw this was the album for the day love love love
One of 2 good Brit Pop records on this list. The other and vastly superior is Different Class. But this still holds up.
WONDERWAAAAALLLLL
Banger on top of banger on top of banger… unfortunately I really dislike the Gallagher brothers… but the album is a very quality 4.4.
Only knew Wonderwall going into this. No real nostalgia for this album, but I think it holds up! Really enjoyable listen. 8/10 Most Excellent
It was very nostalgic, I was born in 94, I will always love listening to a whole 90s album. The album itself has alot of hits and its a great sounds no skips
Hot diggity damn, I needed something like this for my mood this morning. Perfect album.
Damn you oasis, as much as I don't like you guys...this is a good album. I think this is probably peak oasis. Yes it's loud, obnoxious, and annoying, but that's typical for them. This is a perfect blend of everything that oasis is good at and all the songs are enjoyable and really work well together in this album. Point off for it being oasis, sorry not sorry, it's just cause they're aresholes Fav track: Don't look back in anger
One of the most frustrating albums I can think of. Frequent moments of brilliance, nuggets of great songwriting and fantastic layering overshadowed by Liam Gallagher's often awful whining, which is of the variety that makes committing arson seem appealing. I'm still going to have to score this 4/5 for the core instrumentation and the melodies in and of themselves, despite them desperately crying out for a more capable vocalist.
I really hate this glorified bar band that totally sucked up all the air around everything actually interesting going in in British music at the time. And unlike Definitely Maybe, this one can't even offer me a guilty pleasure favorite like "Live Forever"!
Shocking 4 from me. I used to think their hits were way too long but I don't mind them these days and the other tracks on this record slap hard. Generally for me to give something a 4 or higher it means that most every track caught my interest, something that never happened before with Morning Glory for me. Britpop finally makes sense to me 30 years later so that helps too. Enjoyed this album more than I ever have before.
This is another one I've never understood the hype for. It's fine.
The best britpop. By a mile
Not sure why I got this album generated to me a second time, but it's still a phenomenal album, so another 5 stars for Wonderwall.
A weird album, and one clearly made for the 90s Britpop-crazed masses. But there isn’t a single miss (except The Swamp Song v2, and arguably Wonderwall). Plenty of groove to go around, and a nice “full” texture that works well for playing on roadtrips. The opener, Hello, makes for an intense intro – though I could also see it closing out the album too. Loud, more-blurry-than-brash guitars take the centre stage alongside vocals that can only be described as "over-enunciated". Why does he sound like that? (This aptly describes most of the songs here, by the way.) The Vib-VIIb-I chord progression spells a tale as old as time, yet it’s still pretty darn effective at building up tension that releases throughout the remainder of the record. Then we encounter Roll With It, more of a rocking, bluesy number. Loud towards the end with a heavy-metal-type ending. Cool. …And after aallllllllll. You're my wonderwaallllllllll. I have no idea why this song in particular blew up when most other tracks on WTSMG rock so much harder. And adding an acoustic guitar cello doesn’t make your song a classy joint (though it puts up a pretty convincing act). Pretty sure it’s one of those songs where advertisement made it so omnipresent that everyone started hearing it everywhere and convincing themselves (and each other) than it’s much better than it really is. The lyrics are pretty terrible too. I only give this song a “like” because, given how enormous it is in popular culture, it would feel strange not to. (Later on the album, Cast No Shadow – a tune with a similar tempo, melody, and energy – outshines Wonderwall in every possible way.) But the next song, Don’t Look Back In Anger… I can get behind this one. A few cool chord choices here and there are guaranteed to grab your attention, and the singing is the strongest it’s been so far. In comparison to all the previous tracks, Hey Now! fades a little into the background – though it’s still pretty decent. The highlight would have to be that semi-gazey guitar instrumental in the middle. The first version of The Swamp Song deserves to be significantly longer. The grooviest Oasis gets on the record. (The second version, not so much.) Some Might Say… rambunctious, rocky, catchy as high heck. Maybe a little too “happy-sounding” for my taste, but a great track regardless. I love when strong bands make use of vocal harmonies, and Oasis does that here and also heavily in She’s Electric (which also makes use of the aforementioned chord progression. Those chords never miss). The song’s end kind of sounds like the end of With A Little Help From My Friends. The singer readopts that bizarre and exceptionally annoying Wonderwallian accent in Champagne Supernova – but the overwhelming, blurry, blissful Britpoppiness cannot be understated. The song is fantastic if you ignore Gallagher’s vocal. Parts of it remind me, strangely, of Sympathy For The Devil (the best Rolling Stones song), particularly the lead guitar. 4/5 Key tracks: Don’t Look Back In Anger, Some Might Say, She’s Electric
Um dos meus xodós. Não sei se é tão bom quanto eu acho
I mean damn, "Wonderwall" is actually a damn good song huh. With this project I've worried that everything has been "whatever I guess it's fine", so maybe the problem was me. But this one resonated! I can see why this is a classic.
The Netflix show Everything Sucks is as close as I’ve ever seen to a perfect depiction of being a high school kid in 1995. Especially the scene where they get this CD in the mail and listen to it for the very first time.
I liked it. I'd put it on again. Low-ish 4.
Muito bom
Still bitter about not getting tickets. 5/5 Brit rock album
muy, muy bueno
Dont like the swamp stuff tho
Champagne Supernova and Wonderwall on one album? This album is featuring v heavily in my media as of late. Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova in fan fiction; Champagne Supernova in the Project Hail Mary trailer causing FEELINGS Jfc Looking forward to listening :) Also kind of wild this was 1995, I always imagined earlier. I always forget the so Sally song. (Don’t look back in Anger. So good) I want to bump this up just for the gift of one of my favorite songs but the album overall is less my vibe
Whatever here's wonderwall
Is easily their best album and one of the defining records of the 90s. It balances raw attitude with emotional depth in a way that feels both effortless and iconic.
Genre-defining!
Total überbewertet. Gäbe es die nervigen fans nicht wär's halbwegs okay. Die Drums sind unterirdisch, stattdessen gibts Dauergeklingel vom Schellenkranz
Für seine Zeit ein gutes Album was sich damals absolut positiv vom Mainstream abgehoben hat. Durch die zwei absoluten Klassiker Wonderwall und dont Look back in anger hebt es sich auf 5 berechtigte Sterne. Wer von uns hat bitte noch nie besoffen Wonderwall mitgegrölt?
oasis, n. - British English /əʊˈeɪsɪs/ oh-AY-siss Originally: A fertile place in the desert Contemporary: One band with two brothers and one musical talent with one eyebrow Man muss nur dieses Album hören! Es war davor nicht besser und wurde auch danach nur schlechter. Wenn die Arroganz und Ekelhaftigkeit steigt und das Talent ausschließlich bei einer Person liegt und dann noch stagniert oder abbaut bekommt man Oasis der Mid 90s (zwischen 4-5 Sterne - Entscheidung zu 4 um endgültig Blur mit Parklife zu den Britpop Gewinnern zu erklären) Final note: Don't look back in Anger > Wonderwall Dennoch feines Album!
classic brit pop
These wankers have some ears for this music thang.
Great album. Oasis have such a unique sound that all the songs almost sound the same but it’s not really an issue if you like it
4.5. The ending of champagne supernova makes me want to give it a 5
Culture that made you say culture was for you = this album for me, sweet 7th grader. Probably one of the first albums that I had found and decided was my personality for a while. Like my AIM away message often just read 'Some might say we will find a brighter day' in a moody font because yes I was that girl. I remember thinking that I was bringing up some groundbreaking thing when I realized Don't Look Back in Anger sampled Imagine in the beginning. Yeah, I was at an impressionable age when I listened to this for the first time and genuinely LOVED Wonderwall. I still love it but also get the cringe now.
anyways, here’s Wonderwall
Muy buen álbum me gustó mucho
man, counting this i've already listened to 6 of the past 7 (haha get it) albums this list has given me. cmon now. really not that great imo but my girlfriend likes it a lot and it has Champagne Supernova so i can't hate it. deserves to be one of the 1001? yeah even despite me not being british
Wow, just wow. I am actually pissed at myself for putting this record off for so long. Wonderwall aside, I am extremely surprised how many other Oasis songs get swept under the rug because of it's immense popularity. 4-5 songs on the first disc of this project were complete bangers. Super glad I listened all the way through, and was sleeping on the ENTIRETY of this record, for WAY too long. This a turbo banger, end of discussion. One of the best releases of the 90's :) -Ranking a 4.5/5 -Favorite songs = Cast No Shadow, Some Might Say, Hey Now!
A classic. I'm very familiar with this album but not one I listen to very often.
siento que se repiten todo el tiempo los mismos acordes pero en versión acústica/electrica. ya lo había escuchado pero no completo (obvio wonderwall y dont look back in anger las más famosas jaja) pero la de shes electric me puso feliz
If I was a 90's british bloke, would love to drive a convertible with the loml besides me blasting this album through the speakers. Otherwise, kinda mid. Don't look back in anger & Champagne Supernova joyitas tho.
The closest a britpop album ever got to me in my life. One everyone knows. And despite or because of Wonderwall, Noel’s whiny vocals nothing overstays its charm and who else has Champagne Supernova or Don’t Look Back in Anger?
Tenía mucho tiempo que no escuchaba este disco; creo que es mi disco favorito de Oasis aunque muchas otras buenas canciones pertenecen a otros álbumes.
Solid 90s
3 1/2
This was better than I thought it would be. Believe it or not, it is the first time I've listened to this through.
Some songs were pretty memorable but it fell into the pit of having so much content that I cant differentiate anything from another track and it just blended together in mediocrity for me
I always knew about this album, my students in San Francisco introduced to it, and its two big hits were perennially on radio when radio mattered. But I never really gave it a seriously listen... until now. It's a fantastic album, a signature watermark of the 90s Birtpop scene that was overrunning America at the time. From the opening track "Hello" with its balance of volatility and a great hook to the final magisterial song on the collection, (What's the Story) Morning Glory really holds together well. Most of the tracks bear a Beatles' influence in their melodic compositions and Noel Gallagher's nasally singing that evokes Lennon, but I also feel some of the Psychedelic Furs in there, along with late-period Paul Weller. "Wonderwall", of course is a classic, great lyrics, great tight musicianship. I feel the drum track is key in this entire song. In "Roll With It" the open chord strumming of the guitar gives a song a looseness that runs rampant over the track, and along with "Hey Now", feels like a track built for the live shows, where they really rock out. "Don't Look Back In Anger" hearkens to the good old English rage in Osborne's play, and also contains the best lyric: "Please don't put your life In the hands of a rock'n'roll band Who'll throw it all away." Damn, it's like yes, Sally, you can screw us, but don't get attached cause we're already leaving, groupie! The beauty of "Cast No Shadow" is accented with orchestration and wanting background vocals and also come with this kicker: "As he faced the sun/He cast no shadow." The hollowness of daily life was never more succinctly put. There's grunge on this album, but also straight-up beautiful balladry. And then there's a final crowning track. "Champagne Supernova" is a supremely special song. It starts out slow and measured and then gradually crescendoes to this epic psychedelic peak that strains to keep the hot emotions in check. The lyrics are eminently quotable, and I hear people of ages singing along whenever this track plays. 30 years later, it still resonates with such power and confidence.
I probably haven't listened to this all the way through since the 1990s. I think my favorite song on it is still "Don't Look Back in Anger," and I remember wondering back then why it wasn't higher-charting than "Wonderwall" and "Champagne Supernova" in the U. S. I'm also really liking "She's Electric" today.
NOT OASIS NAHHHH. OKAY FINE I WILL LISTEN TO OASIS. I don't know but Oasis doesn't feel like a real band to me, not in an industry plant way, more like a movie montage soundtrack kind of way where are all their songs sound like that to me. Before this album I just knew Wonderwall and that one infamous album of theirs. Well, the music video for Hello is kind of fine, I guess. Man, after this I'll just listen to Alice in Chains again to remember what music sounds like. Okay, I might have enjoyed it a little, in a way that is really easy to enjoy Oasis, because they are objectively good. AHAHAHAH HOLY SHIT THIS IS THE ALBUM WHERE WONDERWALL COMES FROM. +1 star for Wonderwall. Okay I might say (pun intended) Some Might Say (and Morning Glory) are also decent tracks. Just finished listening and that final track did NOT do the album any favor, I am quite impressed at how Oasis gets away with making long ass songs about NOTHING.
the highs are really fucking high but there’s definitely some mid on this.
Glorioso grupo oasis, este álbum no lo había escuchado, pero es su misma esencia, álbum para vinilo
fui generoso
The most overhyped and overplayed song in the world is Wonderwall. Still I am impressed by the quality of this album. There are so many great songs, and when Noel Gallagher gets his time to shine on the vocals (on Don’t Look Back in Anger or harmonies like on Cast No Shadow) they get even better. I didn’t remember this album as such a good one, but it really is. Favourite songs: Roll With It, Don’t Look Back In Anger, Champagne Supernova, She’s Electric.
todos los pesados de mierda tienen razon, este album es buenisimo 9,5/10
“…Don’t look back in anger…” perhaps the Gallagher brothers should heed their verse.
Me encantó, like un montón de canciones
My parents showed me Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova when I was like 8, and I’ve loved them ever since. This is the first I’ve listened to this album in full, though, and I’m glad I did. The whole thing is rad. I love that whichever Gallagher brother is singing always pronounces “do” and “to” as “dew” and “tew.” And I love their chord changes and melodies - is that something I can say as a total musical ignoramus? Too late, I fear.
The best
Heerlie
For people who don't like music
Mes préférées : she’s electric et morning glory. L’album est cool presque aucun skip. Les voix sont belles et variées. Les instrus sont être de jolies balades et du rock plus classique
Love the classics, enjoyed some of side 2, but the rest just seems so pedestrian to me. Can’t deny that it’s pretty fun stuff tho.
This album is so good that wonderwall isn’t even the best song on it. It’s 50 minutes of “Hell Yeah” music to me, and not at all blinded by nostalgia.
Chaaaaampagn supanovrrrrr in the skaiaiiii
Oasis is all about attitude. If you’re not in that type of mood it can drag. This is a good album. I would say even a great album. But yeah I kind of get bored by the repetitiveness within the tracks. If your not in that mood, it won’t hit. Oasis is one of those bands that fill an itch when you need it. Overall, this is a solid 4/5. Definitely maybe is the better record for me and what started it all. But I’d say Morning Glory has the higher highs.
so let me be clear. i tried to like this album when i was in highschool. i was growing into my indie alt phase and i wanted to be “quirky” and “different” and “like oasis” so i listened to this album while walking my dog multiple times. it never grew on me. i just don’t really like it. do i know most of the songs, yeah i do. but do i like the album, no i don't. it just feels like the beatles told the gallagher brothers what to do to be a successful boy band and they followed their advice but only 75% so it just kinda flops for me. it’s just.. mid. but champagne supernova slaps.
Now i know where Wonderwall came from
Meh Overrated But at the time was an alright album
Was never really an Oasis fan but I guess we'll see. Not bad, I think I maybe kinda like Oasis. Pretty basic rock but also catchy. This is a pretty decent album, maybe I'm just older and less judgy but this album is pretty good.
The best
Don’t look back at anger Champagne supernova Roll with it Morning glory Wonderwall Hello Cast no shadow Some might say Hey now!
its a big one
Heh
I've always liked the popular tracks, but listening to the album as a whole is showing me a depth to their music I hadn't realized was there.
Until today, I was always under the impression that I did not like Oasis. I think that I've heard "Wonderwall" so many times between Guitar Hero and the radio that it just makes me want to roll over and cover my head with the pillows, but hearing the entirety of this album really made me change my mind. It's made me realize that one song out of context can really give a poor impression of a band. Wonderwall is even on this album. Sandwiched between other songs, I actually didn't dislike it. When I can, I try to give albums on this list two full listens during the day. I think I was only part way through the front half of listen #1 when I started realizing that this might be my first 5 star album--for a band I thought I hated. As I listened to the album more, I realized and acknowledged that the 5 star rating really does feel right for me. I don't know if it's because I grew up in the 90s, so this is "my era" and I'm nostalgic for it (that'll be interesting to see as time and stats go on), but I just feel like the lyrics and the music settles well with my soul. I'm currently writing these notes on listen #2 and I'm still not finding fault with it. The dog is happily curled up with me on the couch and I can easily envision myself rocking out at an Oasis concert to "Roll With It", turning to the stranger next to me and having that brief but magical concert moment where everything is OK and nothing can stop us from singing and dancing together for the rest of at least that song. That microbubble is good and pure and musical goodness. It's this kind of magic that only good musicians can bring to the table. If it isn't five stars, what is?
I'm not wading through 3 discs to listen to this overhyped Britpop crap. They are overrated and overplayed and so up themselves, I just can't. Ok, one or two tracks are ok but because of the aforementioned, it was over before it began for me.
There is no way to talk about this album without generational bias, especially since it Wonderwall was such a huge hit. Note: I always found it annoying. I have actually grown more appreciative of it the older I’ve gotten and before my deathbed may even acknowledge its cultural importance. Champaign Supernova, on the other hand, I always liked. It was a flowy, jubilant celebration of life, with a little chosen Euphoria mixed it. Listening to the entire album was new for me. Some songs hit (Roll With It); some songs missed (the wall of sound on Some Might Say needed to be torn down). Overall, this album is a classic of the 1990s. There it shall stay.
Random thoughts: * I feel like so much of Oasis is wrapped up in what you think about how they appropriated the Beatles. Obviously a bit complicated for this Beatles fanboy. * This is the peak Oasis and the best album by far with their biggest hits. * This is so 90s. Wonderwall and Champagne Super Nova were songs I remember being huge hits. * I don't remember "Don't Look Back In Anger" being a hit in the 90s. I feel like it gained a second life through live performances or just had a slower burn than those other hits. It might be the best song on this album or at least gives Wonderwall a run for its money. * Anyway, this is a 90s classic that everyone owned. It's not up there with the Beatles but it was the definitive album of 90s Britpop.
Excellent album! Great music and songs!
It is a very good album, but it just makes people my age go and listen to the Beatles instead. 5 stars or A-.
Genial
Muy buen algun con canciones iconicas su sonido es la definicion de brit pop
History has not been kind.
4/5
Certainly their best effort (by some margin)
Elite, elite
I was really disappointed when I went back and listened to this album. I remember really loving it when it came out, and in hindsight, it's really a bit boring and trite. I wish I could listen to it with my 1995 ears again.
One of the best albums of the 90s.
Ya me pudri de estas canciones porque sonaron por todos lados. No estan mal, solo que no me gustan.
water in a dessert
I always hated them but after listening I have to confess that this record is close to perfection.
If 26 out of the 40 songs you throw at me in a 2-hour and 20 minutes album sound exactly the same I am bitting your carotid off. That being said, it was an incredible album that made me like Oasis.
Estilo de musica similar al mío, capaz algunos cambios medio bruscos
oh! i've heard some of these before and never knew it was this band. it has that kind of older brit rock/pop sound, which, to be clear, i like. feels like this album would be great to listen to on a long journey of some sort where you have a lot of time to look out the window as things pass you by, ideally you are not the one driving. "some might say" is quite good imo. "champagne supernova" is also a good chill song. ~~~ anyway here's wonderwall ~~~
one of the two goods albums produced by this lot. I considered giving it a thee but it's legacy is pretty significant so that upped it to a 4
Anyways... here's my review I was quite pleased when I discovered that this album had a lot more to offer than just Wonderwall. While it is certainly a product of its time with its angsty alt-rock attitude, I still got a lot of enjoyment out of listening to it. I found both the instrumentation and the lyrics to be catchy and engaging without coming across as cheap or corny. Truthfully while listening to this I felt like a main character in a 90s/00s sitcom who keeps experiencing small misfortunes but remains implacable in their desire to enjoy living life in their own way, and I have to respect the album for making me feel that way.
I had no idea there was more to Oasis than Wonderwall! What a pleasant surprise
High hopes for this one. Only have heard good things about oasis. Right off the bat I like it. Love the guitar on hello. Good vocals. Layers of guitars towards the end is so cool. Just a great solo. Don’t like the vocals as much on roll with it, but really good guitars again. Nothing really needs to be said about wonderwall. Maybe a perfect song. Great lyrics, simple but great guitar. Cool strings too. Don’t look back in anger is another absolute banger. Songwriting is so good. Cool organ in the background. Great guitar solo obviously. Hard to follow up those two songs, but hey now is really fun. LOVE the fade into swamp song. Really cool sounds in this one. Incredible guitars. Wish it was longer. Some might say is pretty good. Nothing too special about this one. Really good songwriting and guitar as is the case in all of these songs. Cool harmonies on cast no shadow. This one is very poppy as opposed to a lot of the other songs leaning more rock. Not my favorite but not a bad song. Cool stings in this one too. Not really sure what instrument(s) it is but sounds like some violins maybe. She’s electric is pretty different. Much more fun and upbeat. I like how it opens with a. Little guitar solo. Good story telling in this one. Great guitar riff on morning glory. And again great songwriting. This is a really really good song, I’m kind of shocked that I’ve never heard it. It’s very 90s rock but in a good way. Great solo. And another awesome fade into swamp song pt2. Not enough of that. But I love how it fades right into what might be the best song on the album, even with wonderwall. Champagne supernova is another arguably perfect song. So emotional, so well written. Never realized it was 7 mins, great for all 7 mins. Really cool musical break/guitar solo. Again it’s just a perfect song. What an album. I get the hype, I get why people were/are upset that they broke up. I already want to listen to it again. I need to own it at some point. I think it’s the best I’ve heard so far, previously ten by Pearl Jam. I’m so tempted to give it the first 5/5, but I just don’t know what else is to come, and for some reason my gut is saying 4.9. So 4.9/5 it is.
4-5 gran album, un clasico de oasis con las mejores canciones tanto en cd/vinilo como en vivo. Los recontra amo
It's been a long time. Probably going to be another long time.
I think one of the few people that think Oasis is very mid at best.
Took me right back to high school
I think this album deserves the hype. It rocks, it's earnest, it's big, it's small, it's thoughtful, it's rare, it's era defining for good reason. They aren't all awesome, but most of them are and none of them skippable - it's a banger of an album. Performed and produced very well, and the songwriting itself is really what pushes it over the top. Champagne Supernova as the closer is all time. 4.8/5
It’s just not a good album despite a couple of ok tracks
Good, nothing life changing but nice.
some classics
5 sterne
I've tried. I've tried to like Oasis. I DO really like one Oasis song (Don't Look Back in Anger). It seems like I should like Oasis. People who like Oasis like the same music I like. People who don't like Oasis don't like the music I don't like. I don't like Oasis.
Absolutely the best British pop album to start with a song called Hello. This is a really impressive album, I really only knew them from Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova, so I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of range that this album had. There were a lot of really interesting songs, and it had a lot more distortion and such than I was expecting. Really solid project, this is why they’re better than Blur. Favorites: Wonderwall, Don’t Look Back in Anger, She’s Electric
Now this record is where Britpop truly peaked! Oasis had already taken Britain by storm with their mesmerising debut 'Definitely Maybe', introducing listeners to the fiery sibling rivalry of Liam and Noel Gallagher, as well as solid rhythm guitarist Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs, tidy bassist Paul 'Guigsy' McGuigan and drummer Tony McCarroll, who was replaced by Alan 'Whitey' White during the sessions for the second record. And that second record, '(What's the Story) Morning Glory', turned Oasis from a surprise British success story into a global phenomenon, and throughout much of 1996, they were one of the biggest bands in the world. And for what it's worth, (What's the Story) Morning Glory has few dull moments, much like its predecessor. 'Hello', 'Roll With It', 'Wonderwall', 'Don't Look Back In Anger'......that's the first four songs and all of them are iconic in their own right, especially 'Wonderwall' (and its legendary meme status) and 'Don't Look Back In Anger', Noel Gallagher's first go at singing lead vocals on an Oasis track and he nailed it straight away. Then you've got other classics such as 'Some Might Say', 'Cast No Shadow', 'Morning Glory' and the culmination of the hypnotic 'Champagne Supernova' and you realise this record lives up to all the hype it received. I think I still prefer 'Definitely Maybe', but '(What's the Story) Morning Glory' is very nearly as good, and it was never going to be easy for Oasis to live up to two near-perfect albums, later proven by the massive let-down of third record 'Be Here Now' and their inability to reach those same heights in the 2000s. Look at their recent live shows. The setlists consist predominantly of material from this record and 'Definitely Maybe', that should tell you enough about how iconic this record is. The Gallagher brothers are arrogant tools, but damn they made amazing music! Best songs: The entire thing!
ur my wonderwaaaaalll
Whining stupid music.
4.5 stars I first listened to this album about a decade after it came out and it was a classic. I listened the hell out of it. And then I kind of stopped for a long time. So coming back to it I wasn’t sure how it would be for me. I got Definitely Maybe on here a few months back and it hit a ceiling in the mid range. But dammit if this album isn’t a hell if a lot more interesting. It’s bigger, it’s bolder, and it’s more enjoyable. No skips (except maybe “Hey Now” but it’s not too bad). I think this is the best of the Britpop 90s era.
I enjoyed. Would listen to a few songs outside this. Pretty good. Almost 4?
Hit sur hit sur hit...
Unreal - still sad I didn’t get to see them live last year
The Beatles, but what if they were soaked in 90s grunge and cinematic orchestral?
It’s good to be back, it’s good to be back to the place where you’ve been happy! I can’t be objective with this record — it still means the same to the young guy who used to listen to it as it does to the older one who finally got to see them live last year
I expected this to be just 'ok' but it was actually far worse than that. I found myself quite bored for most of it. I don't understand how music can be so dull and also so aggravatingly catchy all at once. Why Oasis have a legion of fans who treat them like the greatest rock band in history I will never know. The album sounds much more dated than most of it's brit-pop contemporaries. That could be simply because it is so heavily associated with that specific time, rather than a fault of the music itself but it's hard to be sure. There is very little of interest going on musically, the vocals are unpleasant sounding, a lot of the riffs and progressions are just pulled straight from other musician's work. Champagne Supernova at least has that quality that makes you feel nostalgic for something that never actually existed, which is kind of hard to pull off, so well done I guess. After sitting through the whole thing and generally resenting it I still found myself singing "Sooooo sallly can waaaaait" on my walk home from the office. Despicable.
Przeslucham 3 piosenki 😭 not bad tho i will come back
I liked this way more than I thought I would.
Nostalgic.
Album #99 Oasis: (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? All these years later, and I’m still not sure what the story is, but one thing I am sure of is that this has remained one of the greatest rock albums of all time. Oasis will one day stop getting stick for being ‘Beatles clones’ once a band comes around which inevitably picks back up the old formula and starts being referred to as an ‘Oasis clone’. After the release of Definitely Maybe, I really don’t see how they could have possibly been accused of ripping off the Fab Four. If anything, that album was more in line with the 70s Glam era of rock. Naturally, though, in ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?’ when Oasis took a turn from their more raw sound on their debut and instead opted for some acoustic-led ballads, the Beatles comparisons were amplified. I think that people just seem to consider any rock that has pop elements and is not as harsh to be fake, unless you sound like Led Zeppelin or Jimi Hendrix, you aren’t ‘real’ rock; that is, unless you’re The Beatles, who even the snobbiest of rock fans give the pass to. Thus, anyone who takes on a poppier sound will then be lumped in with The Beatles, as that is all people associate the sound with. I will say that for most of my time being an Oasis fan, I did consider their debut to be their best album; it felt more emotional and less polished than the follow-up, which I still enjoyed. But after a while, the appeal of angst starts to wear off you a little, and you end up finding yourself coming back to the heartfelt bittersweet ballads of ‘(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?’. As far as an album being perfect goes, the fact that every song on this thing, including the B-sides, could have been a number one single goes to show that Oasis were a different beast in the 90s. When I was younger, I used to wonder why artists didn’t just make an album consisting of exclusively hits, and why more-often than not, only one or two songs would be a radio banger; well, Oasis managed to accomplish that without sacrificing a coherent structure to their album. Each song here will become nostalgic to a different era of your life; each one could be played in the ending credits of a different chapter. I will always be a sucker-for the Britpop sound and I will always succumb to a ballad no matter how sappy, I understand that this album is likely overplayed and too commercial, but I would be lying if I said that I didn’t find it to be one of the easiest listens of all-time. Just non-stop bangers; I am not sure how my 100th album can top this. Best Songs: Don’t Look Back In Anger, Champagne Supernova, Cast No Shadow Worst Song: None Score out of 10: 10
Previously rated: #221 - Definitely Maybe (4/5) ******************************** Album #1,079 I’d complain about his nasally voice if the songs weren’t so good, but they are so I won’t. This has my favorite Oasis song, Don’t Look Back in Anger. It’s great.
sei lá, eu acho que simplesmente não gosto muito de britpop
First album I ever bought. I was 14 years old. Changed my world. Soundtrack to an entire generation. Is it a perfect album? Probably not but the fact that 30 years on my teenage kids now play this album on repeat and know it every bit as well as I do speaks volumes.
Did not like nearly as much as definitely maybe
Uno de los mejores discos de la historia. Una canción mejor que la otra y tiene la esencia plena de la banda. Por momentos un sonido crudo de guitarra pero es bien rockero.
love em or hate em, this has some fkn bangers on it
Have I listened to this album before? No How familiar am I with this album? Pretty familiar, I know most of the songs, just never listened in order How do I feel about this artist? I like Oasis quite a bit Favorite song(s)? Champagne Supernova (One of my all-time fav songs), Roll With It, Morning Glory Overall Thoughts: It's so funny how it starts with a fake Wonderwall intro and then goes to Hello instead. No surpises here. I like Oasis, I like this album a lot.
such a classic
Masterpiece.
90’s nostalgia at its must. Appart from the massive radio hits a few fillers without interest a a couple of hidden gems (at least for me - a Blur fan…) D’hésitation Electric and Mornig Glory !
This album fucks. That's it. That's the tweet.
Amo amo amo esse álbum!
My ears hurt. Anyway here's wonderwall
Look, all you British Gen X’ers on this site. I’m truly sorry BritPop did a number on your psyche and apparently truly hurt you, I really am. That sucks, but not my problem. This album rocks and was the perfect album at the right time. Leave your hangup at the door, pick up an acoustic guitar in 7th grade and play wonderwall for your crush.
Можно попытаться послушать этот альбом в отрыве от того что уже знаю про оазис. Этот бритпоп более насыщенный и яркий, чем то что слышал до этого. Он точно на бритпопной координате будет являться жирной точкой. В таком случае для индустрии этот альбом звучит интересно, качественно и хорошо. Вокал не надоедает Есть хиты Переслушал бы 3.7
Do I adore it now? No. Was this a huge part of the 90s? Sure was. Every song is quite memorable. Showing respect with the rating.
anyways, here's wonderwall
Didn’t listen to this back in the day, other than the singles. I’m pleasantly surprised! It sounds great and the singles feel like old friends.
This was exciting when it was released. Usually, when I hear an album that made an impression on me many years ago, I remember how I felt, and still feel come of the old excitement. This one, though, just has me wondering what I ever saw in it. It's really dull. Roll With It is the only track of any real interest.
5 stars
Приятно было переслушать альбом спустя 10 лет. Ностальгический альбом, ненадолго перенес меня в подростковую беззаботную жизнь. Абсолютная любовь!
I've listened to this dozens of times at this point. "Wonderwall" is a meme, but it's a good song. Nothing bad to say about this album, but it's so big, I can't really think of anything original to say other than that I unironically like it.
Album très sympa, de chouettes musiques comme Wonderwall ou She's Electric ou encore 4/5
there are some solid tracks on this that got played the fuck out and now they just can't hold a candle. I also really hate these two guys. Their ego just ruins it. Anyway, here's Wonderwall.
Конечно, сложно слушать объективно такую популярную музыку. И вопрос почему ничего не оставило на мне впечатления, кроме вандервол и Донт лук бэк Ин энгер . От последней мурашки
Purty good.
Ale today it's gonna be the day an tomorrow will be day too. Or whatever Oasis said. I like this album. Of course Wonderwall is Wonderwall but don't look back in anger is masterpiece and I love it. Rest of this album is pretty good and a lot enjoyable for me.
I was somewhat excited when I saw this come up in rotation. I had fond memories of this album from when it was released. On listening however I found this to be somewhat stodgy. Not as exciting or electric as it felt 30 years ago.
Don't Look Back in Anger makes me cry and I don't know why and it's been like this for a bit and it's a little concerning. One of the first albums I ever bought. Haters be damned.
Very enjoyable
Je suis 100% CONVAINCU qu’on m’a déjà généré cet album avant, j’y mettrais mon pied en feu (ou kek chose de même). Je comprends toujours pas comment Oasis a battu Blur, surtout si cet album est leur Magnum Opus. Osti que j’ai eu Wonderwall dans tête toute la soirée, c’est un hit, je peux leur donner ça, mais reste est très peu aventureux et très très moyen si je puis me le permettre. Au moins c’est leur dernier de la liste, ça me console - Cyril, j’ai écrit ma réponse, check il y a à peu près deux semaines (je me souviens pu de l’album)
the story is i don’t love this album by kate
Love the vibes. I can definitely see how this influenced some if my fav alt/indie rock bands of the 2000s. Fav songs included 'wonderwall', 'some might say', and 'champagne supernova'.
Nooit echt mn ding geweest, ik kan het gwn niet opbrengen om hier bijzonder positieve gevoelens bij te hebben. Tuurlijk, de meezingers dronken meeblèren is heerlijk maar ik heb nooit een Oasis nummer voor mezelf aan gezet. Hello is een nice nummer maar vind ik eigenlijk ook weer niet echt klinken als een opening track maar oke dat zijn details.
I love Britpop!!! Geef me zeikerige stemmen!!! Ja genieton!
Champagne Supernova is a masterpiece. This is what peak psychadelics use sounds like! For me, this song is to Oasis what Bohemian Rhapsody is to Queen. The absolute hight of their careers, if not Britpop as a whole. Don't Look Back in Anger is another gem. The song is a staple in pubs and karaoke bars alike, with a chorus that rivals the likes of Sweet Caroline and Angels. And yet I can't help but feel like it deserves more than that? The other tracks on the album are great as well, but the sheer brilliance of the above mentioned songs overshines them a bit. That being said, I have gained a new appreciation for She's Electric! Anyway, here's Wonderwall.
solid 3.5 but I'll give it 4 to be nice
albums vergelijken is altijd een beetje oneerlijk natuurlijk, en hoewel definitely maybe het betere album is, is dit ook echt een heerlijke plaat. cool brittania wat een tijd... en het ook meteen belachelijk maken. zoals het hoort. shoutout naar raar incestueuze chagrijnige oude mannen die slecht zingen <3 ook, een aantal hele leuke lyric videoclips
I was really tempted to give this a 1, but this is probably a disservice. As someone who was a kid even past be here now and was at uni when they split, Oasis has always been the dominant band within yer normal brit taste. I hated it, I hated them, I hated how they had ripped past bands like Suede and Pulp and numerous Britpop bands, even Stone Roses, that they were never as good as, and we had to swallow it and nod along while the 100th person of the day shouts out Wonderwall. I did this project partly to reevaluate what I liked and disliked growing up and whether my tastes have matured. They obviously havent because this still sounds like shit. Catchy though
Blah Pop Rock
10/10. No notes
I can see why this band had the men of this generation in a vice grip. These are meat and potatoes anthems for the working class. They're loud, brass and the Gallagher brothers bring buckets of attitude to the table. Even the non-single tracks here have massive potential to be chart-toppers. 'Don't Look Back In Anger' and 'Champagne Supernova' stand out due to slower pace and the strings that make the songs soar. You can hear their Beatles influence the strongest on the chorus of 'She's Electric'. They may be lacking the intelligence that you will find in music of the other Britpop bands like Pulp and Suede, but these songs are are much more digestible to the masses. That being said, I could do without ever hearing 'Wonderwall' ever again due to how overplayed it is and 'Roll With It' was certainly a choice to be selected as the single for them to go into a chart war with Blur. It's a very generic Oasis song and I would have picked almost any other song on the record. Whilst I ultimately think that Oasis are overrated and that they never followed up on the success of this album, I can admit that this record (along with the debut and accompanying b-sides) are a great time and they take me right back to my childhood.
A near perfect album that nobody’s been able to touch, not even them.
Replay yes.
3 massive hits but others are just okay they try to hard to sound like the Beatles 3.5
Okay, so maybe I get the people who spent their life savings on that one tour recently
A very good first half of the album that was very fun listening to with 2 very famous songs, however the second half really dragged and was quite a slog to get through and really hurt the listening experience
fantastic way to end the week, and even to transition to the new one
Full of classics, no skip album. But on re-listening to the whole album, hard to listen to objectively due to hype and nostalgia.
I can't give this less than four, even though I didn't actually want to hear it again before I died. It was sooo good at the time. It's still good. In fact, annoyingly, I must concede it's a bona fide "no skips". But, god, those songs and that northern swagger make me grit my teeth these days.
Alright.
i feel like everyones listened to this at one point in their lives
10 year old me would have confidently told you this album was the pinnacle of human achievement. I must have listened to it 1000s of times back then. Pure nostalgia.
I have never really liked this album, couple of tracks are ok
A singles band, but two stars for the couple of good ones on here. Tom.
Like a Cheryl Crow album except without Cheryl Crow. A very good album, but in terms of opening new territory or doing something very interesting, nothing going on. They are very good at a sound that is not particularly unique.
A 90’s classic. Oasis were on top of the world. Contains 3 all timers in Wonderwall, Don’t look back in anger and Champagne Supernova. The middle of the album- Hey Now to She’s electric- drags a little. I’ll always be nostalgic for this one.
Not sure why, but this one didn’t stand the test of time for me. Really loved it when it first came out.
British people
What are the chances after Definitely maybe. I have listened to this before and i remember enjoying it so hope that stays like that. Overall did enjoy it more than DM, the song writing was better, lyrics and the deeper meanings where all better than DM. Morning Glory also reached a higher acclaim which i agree with. Overall brilliant album, 9/10
Huge, swaggering, and emotionally blunt, this is Britpop at full stadium scale. It’s not subtle, but it doesn’t need to be when the hooks are this undeniable. Favorite Song “Don’t Look Back in Anger.” The piano intro alone feels like collective memory, and the chorus is built to be screamed by thousands without losing its sincerity.
One of the very best ever. No skips
Its just so 90s...and so British. Oasis is one of those bands where listening to the album is meh but seeing them live would probably be really fun.
10/10. This is a perfect album to me. I love Definitely Maybe, it’s got some amazing tunes on it. This one’s better because I feel the songs blend and form a seamless experience. Hello and Champagne Supernova are perfect intros and outros, respectively. Of course we got Wonderwall and DLBIA as a back to back barrage. The swamp song verses are amazing intermission pieces. My personal favorite is Cast No Shadow. I got to see that live for the ‘25 tour and I was thrilled. I will forever adore this album, with both Liam’s vocals and Noel’s guitar solos. Fucking BIBLICAL
Never got in to oasis back in the day, and I don’t think I’ve ever heard anything from this album outside the hits. They were definitely ubiquitous enough that even the most casual fan could belt out wonderwall at the impromptu guitar circle back in the 90s, but they never hit me as a band with much depth. Having just listened for the first time… yeah, definitely made a good call there.
enhorabuena eres perfecto, me encanta un paseo nocturno por el paseo marítimo rememorando buenos tiempos (segundo de la eso)
3⭐️/5 [03.01.2026] 03.02.2026
I love this album and listened to it long ago. Glad to see it here.
I really wouldn't consider myself an Oasis fan, but it's got to be said that this album is gigantic. The amount of brilliant anthems on this thing, I really enjoyed listening to this all the way through. That being said, the lyrics are really shoddy a lot of the time. Special shout-out to Champagne Supernova as the perfect closing track. Favourites: Don't Look Back In Anger She's Electric Champagne Supernova
Pretty great album.
i really loved this album and i sort of knew i would going into it from only hearing some of oasis’s stuff. anyway i really liked “roll with it” and it immediately stood out to me because it gave me a similar feeling to jimmy eat world- the middle, which is obviously awesome and gave me the feeling like ok yeah everything’s going to be fine especially me being a teen this was a fun song. Another one that stood out was “don’t look back in anger” for obvious reasons and it deserves its popularity. last ones ill mention are “some might say” and “champagne supernova” just liked the feeling it brought me :))) i loved this album and love oasis.
I would rate this album a 4.5. Great tunes, very fun, a few songs sound a bit repetetive but nothing too bad. I LOVE don't look back in anger
(V) One of my favorite albums of all time. Biblical Mon.
...and here it is. Is this where Britpop peaked? Melodic rock ballads galore, the songwriting and composition from Oasis takes large strides here in only their second studio album. Everyone knows the big hits, but the album is tied together with a sort of anthemic theme all throughout, helped along by more of a focus on using string arrangements. With an album and group of this stature though, it tends to veer into "overrated" territory for some. I can kind of see that, I mean I don't think I'd call this album in particular a perfect one. The highs are certainly high, but I felt that there was a tad of what some would consider "filler" here. Still Oasis's best album for sure.
I didn’t want my first five star review to be an album that I already knew inside out…but finding myself singing along to all the tracks…it’s going to have to be ⭐ ⭐️ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
Annoyingly good. Don’t like the people.
It’s difficult to get over how annoying the personalities are, which is interesting, and what actually is a Wonderwall? But, the guitar shreds and many of the best tracks were not the singles/classics, which may just be over saturation rearing its head.
Oueisis. Semmosta brittipoppia, mieluummin kuuntelee kun turpaansa ottaa.
Oikein mukava levy. Wonderwallin viimeisimmästä kuuntelukerrastakin sen verta pitkään ettei se ärsyttäny.
8.5/10
I wanna flip Vs everywhere ✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼
Ich habe von Oasis immer nur "gossip" gelesen, und wenn Wonderwall im Radio lief schnell umgeschaltet. Interessant für mich, einmal das ganze Album zu hören. Tja, "catchy" trifft es für mich ganz gut. Bin heute in Geberlaune.
I used to think the Gallaghers were just two massive wankers and to be fair, they probably still are, but damn if they don’t make killer albums. This one’s great.
No voy a ser objetiva con este
too many songs, some good
Makes me yearn to be British
I enjoyed this more than I remembered enjoying it years ago. I will say the good tracks a good, but the other ones are not so great. Given the state of world affairs lately, slipping into a champagne supernova sounds rather appealing.
Morning Glory, Indeed This album is a proper joy from start to finish. Catchy hooks, riffs that stick with you, and some of the most iconic tracks of the ’90s. It’s fun, loud in all the right ways, and it’s easy to see why it’s still such a celebrated classic. Some songs just hang around in your head long after, and in the best way. Everything feels confident and full of personality, from the big anthems to the quieter moments. It’s the kind of album you can sit back and play all the way through without skipping a track. I’d give it 4 out of 5. Not perfect, but consistently brilliant. A proper classic and a joy to listen to from start to finish.
The record that introduced Oasis to the USA!
Meh. It doesn't really hang together as an album. The famous song is great, and cast no shadow was interesting, but didn't blow me away.
no notes
Simply bangers. Listened to the full thing twice.
le doy 5/5 a Morning Glory. Just straight bangers. Ese one-two-punch de Wonderwall + Dont Look Back In Anger is just perfect. My fave es un tie between Some Might say y Champagne Supernova pero might give it to CS porque its a really great ending to a great album
I should probably stop handing out so many 5s, but... With how much attention certain songs on this album have gotten (especially Wonderwall, which has been overplayed to oblivion), I expected the "deep cuts" from it to drag a lot more than they did. However, although these compositions are not the most original, they are just so nice to listen to, and there is certainly merit in that. The production is great, Liam's voice and delivery scratches some itch in my brain and fits the music perfectly, the melodies are so catchy, and there are some great guitar solos here. And, by the way, Wonderwall IS a great song. Favorites: Roll With It, Wonderwall, Don't Look Back In Anger, Some Might Say, Champagne Supernova
As stadium rock goes, it's hard to beat this. It's big, it's loud, it's catchy, it's got a ballad or two, it's got just enough grit to keep it "authentic". Is it better than Definitely, Maybe? Definitely not, but Oasis always wanted to go mainstream and this is one of the better mainstream rock records you'll ever get. Anyway, here's Wonderwall.
I’m glad I listened to this because I think I have a better understanding of my antipathy to Oasis. So, like, the song writing is fine and it’s catchy and all but it’s still Brit-pop with all the depth of a puddle. The problem comes with how deadly serious they took/take themselves and their music. It’s fine and that’s it. In other cases like MJ we have to ask if we can separate the art from the artist. For Oasis I ask if can I be bothered separating the art from the artist and the answer is a resounding not really. 3 stars
Badly sung, boringly played, and every song sounds the same. It also cointains the silliest ballad ever made. To avoid at all costs. Not far is the day when, this blatant copy of the worst Beatles song repeated for an entire album, will be seen as it deserves: with a passing glance of disdain.
muy lindo
Bold to open with Wonderwall. And yet there's a reason Oasis has stood the test of time despite—or perhaps in addition to—the brothers' feud ("Stop mardin' and headline Glastonberry" - Matty Healy circa 2023). It's a phenomenal album with a cohesive sound and tight vision. In an age of solo artists, it can be so refreshing to return to proper rock band land. Even Wonderwall, for all the fun that's made of it, is a perfect song, 90s BritPop or otherwise. Would I have paid oodles and oodles of pounds to see the reunion tour? No. Am I enjoying this powering me through my Monday morning? Absolutely.
Me parece un buen disco pero por algún motivo hay algo de oasis que no me termina de conmover.
An awesome album packed to the brim with hit after hit. I hope the two brothers don't fall of favour and continue to make genre defining pieces of work! Favourite Track - Morning Glory
kinda cool for rolling into a random concert but not smth i’d listen to
On of my fav
I need to stop passing this album at the record store, classic britpop.
can't believe Noah doesn't know wonderwall
This is my favorite album of all time. I know every song front to back and don't need to listen to it again, BUT I'M GOING TO ANYWAY! Not sure what there even is to say about it. It's all great. If you didn't rate it a 5/5, you are wrong and we would not get along.
One of the best rock album ever !
7/10 Favorite: Don’t Look Back In Anger
The way Liam Gallagher sings make it sound like he is constantly sneering or smirking. My favourite song on this album is the only one sung by Noel...hmmm...I wonder why that is. Wrong...it is because the singing is no good on the other ones.
I forgot how good this album is! Truly it deserves 5 stars for Wonderwall alone. Not because that is the best song but because I have personally witnessed it bring people from around the world together in joyful sing-along at hostels many times over. Perhaps - some of these international political conferences could use a little Wonderwall sing along. There is no way it would make things worse.
Have listened to it. Don't look back in anger and Champagne Supernova are great.
A refreshing album, really got me to understand Oasis’ impact in music
YES! Certainly I'm not the biggest fan of Oasis, but they were my whole personality on my early 20s, specifically this album. "Wonderwall" is my favorite song of all times (quite basic bitch, don't care) and I have an interesting story about how I found it: I heard it for the first time from Naruto AMV on youtube when I was like 11 maybe, but I didn't knew English then so paying attention to phrases and googleing wasn't a possibility, and it wasn't until I was 15 that my English teacher made us watch a documentary of the life in the UK and they talked about Oasis so I could (finally) know the name of that song. Anyway, I really good album, a lot of nostalgia and good memories <3 Also finishing with Champagne Supernova *chef kiss*.
Great album a real crowd pleaser
I don't even need to finish this (in anger) to rate this. Absolute bangers.
1995. Anyway, here's Wonderwall! This is a really enjoyable album throughout. Multiple big hits that I recognize that sound corny because of the memes but are actually really pleasant.
Good album. It's useful for anyone who wants to start listening to the band.
Great driving music. Almost atmospheric. Of course “Wonderwall” is their smash hit. Is every song kind of the same?
The British sound of 90
gostei, relembrei daquela musica wonderwall, fiquei feliz em escutar denovo wonderwall - pode se referir a alguem q te ajuda e da apoio, foi isso q entendi
7/10
(What's The Story) Morning Glory is an album that's iconic for a really good reason, and that reason being is that its an absolutely fantastic album. This album has that combination of melodic and decently heavy guitars that i always enjoy about not only Britpop but alt rock in general. The main show stealers are obviously the guitars but everything else is also handled insanely well too from the vocals to all the other instruments. Those vocal melodies are also a big reason as to why this album is so good. I think i like this album more than Definitely Maybe, I'm not sure why but there is something about it i really like more here, either way they are both absolutely fantastic. Best Song: Morning Glory Worst Song: The Swamp Song (Except 2)
Easily top 50 albums of all time.
This is a solid album with a number of great songs. Don’t look back in anger is a fav. I’m between a 3 and a 4 on this - 3 because it’s had its day and not something I listen to all that often. 3/5
Liam has a very monotone whiny (or isi t nasal delivery). The album felt a lot like a variation on the same theme, not super innovative.
It's been a few years since I last listened to this album all the way through, so I'm glad it popped up within this list In my opinion, this album is the perfect example of "lightning in a bottle" - the gallaghers put together and released a wildly popular album that, at its core, is very very good, a success they tried and failed to replicate in the proceeding 6 albums they released. This is also a great example of an album that aged like fine wine - it's been 30+ years since this album originally released, and sounds as if it could've been made yesterday. Culturally, it seems to be an album that refuses to be killed off. You still hear people making the "anyway, here's wonderwall" joke. You still hear a live musician at your local bar playing Don't look back in anger (personally, it's one of my favorite songs to perform on karaoke). In the time since what's the story morning glory released, the gallaghers may be the butt of many jokes for being pretentious assholes, however that shouldn't take away what they created with this album. Surprisingly, I went into this listen last remembering it as an average album, and coming out thinking this is a very well done album
No. 113 Wow, what an album. Almost all the songs are great, and after i finished i kept on repeating songs.
Tämä levy löytyy omasta hyllystä. Tämä hittilevy onkin ainoa, minkä bändiltä omistan. Levy on täynnä klassikoita. Tulee kuunneltua silloin tällöin.
One of if not the best album of the ’90s. All time classics throughout and not a bad song in sight. Need I say more
Knew what I was rating this one before listening. Oasis’ best album imo and full of some of their best songs. If you can get past some of the questionable lyricism (especially on Some Might Say) then there’s really nothing going on against ‘Morning Glory. Champagne Supernova as the final track is peak.
hmm, closet Oasis fan all these years....
excellent
Great bit of Brit rock, wonder wall and don't look back in anger are both classics, there were some very good parts that I enjoyed in this album,Overall very good.
O que dizer mais sobre o álbum favorito da minha banda favorita? Absolutamente genial e irrepetível.
I had definitely maybe yesterday and was bored but I liked this album is WAYYYYY more. Still dad rock which is just not my favorite genre. Laughed out loud when I saw I was listening to wonderwall today. Favorite song: don’t look back in anger
full disclosure.....did not finish listening liked better than expected.... mid/high 3 prob
yeah fire lowkey…. been recently taking trips on the oasis bus, like i get it (they’re no beatles, but they got some bangers) i think this album has my faves of their music i know she’s electric bangs (kinda a zolas shade so that’s always some extra points for me) don’t look back in anger a classic cast no shadow and some might say we’re newer to me but caught my ear
I find Oasis hard to rate objectively because for one, I just find them insufferable as an institution, and for another, I think the music is fine but it’s hard to separate from the cult. I admittedly didn’t get it at the time but I was well aware that plenty of people did, and I’m not one to suggest I’m better than everyone else. The ‘battle of Britpop’ was never about the music of course; we all know Blur and Oasis sound worlds apart. It was always about class and North v South. So it’s always been hard to criticise Oasis without coming across as a snob. Noel was undoubtedly talented when it came to writing music that was catchy and fun to sing along to. The songs just lack any lyrical depth or cohesion. It’s all rhyming couplets that sound philosophical but mean nothing. Of course they ‘captured the zeitgeist’ and became pub and stadium anthems and nobody can argue against the popularity. But it’s ok to sit and listen to Wonderwall and acknowledge that it rhymes and scans but is ultimately complete nonsense, while also admiring the fact that it inspired millions to sing along to it. So I’m not attempting to claim this wasn’t an important or hugely influential album in 1995. But it’s also completely derivative with virtually every chord progression ripped from somewhere, and lacks the urgency and energy of their debut. Also not much of a surprise that they ran out of steam after just two albums.
classic
I unironically think I'm too intelligent to listen to Oasis. I'm willing to suffer through a lot of bad music, but ain't no way I'm willingly listening to wonderwall
I was fully prepared to come at this album with a 1 or a 2 due to how annoying I find wonderwall and champagne supernova in a vacuum. But I'll be damned if this is one of those cases where everything sounds more palatable in the context of the album. Good instrumental layering, pretty good variety, and while I find the vocals unappealing they weren't a deal breaker. 3.5/5 -> 4/5
idk mannn its like wonderwall is soo good but the rest is soo mid
I didn't realize until listening to the album that the Gallaghers sing and play guitar with the same oowAAhh tone. If that makes sense. A 90s nostalgia album with a Beatles influence, especially on Don't Look Back In Anger. Also similar to the Beatles in that the song lyrics are "open to interpretation."
amazing
i've heard some of the big hits from Oasis, but never any of their full albums. this will be relatively new to me Hello - 4/5 Roll With It - 4/5 Wonderwall - 5/5 Don't Look Back in Anger - 5/5 Hey Now! - 5/5 Swamp Song Excerpt #1 - no rating Some Might Say - 5/5 Cast No Shadow - 4/5 She's Electric - 4/5 Morning Glory - 4/5 Swamp Song Excerpt #2 - no rating Champagne Supernova - 5/5 Average score: 4.5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ i figured based on their hits that i'd enjoy this just fine, but i was kind of blown away! according to some of the reviews I've seen of their work after this, it seems this album was their last great album. it's a shame, cuz they showed a lot of promise being among the best britpop groups back in the day
ugh... I don't like Oasis *but* how can anyone deny the quality of a band and album that had so many hits, including Wonderwall? Everyone likes to shit on Wonderwall now, but not that many bands have songs that transcend time, reach meme level, become so famous that end up being a caricature of themselves. So, even though I won't add this to my replay list, it deserves 4 stars.
Morning glory is solid rock album, with really good songwriting. Maybe this doesn't sound as fresh as it did in the mid 90's, but it's a damn good britpop record!
Oasis was my britrock group of choice in the 90's. I didn't like Suede or Pulp that much, Blur had their moments as well as Kula Shaker, but none of them hit like Oasis did. I didn't care for the whole "lad culture" fad, but I still like their music. I'm not sure which album I've listened to more, this or "Definitely Maybe", later "Be Here Now" didn't really hit me the same way. There's some good tracks there as well, but something is missing. I'd also gotten very tired of the bands antics, which no doubt annoyed me quite a bit. Usually I don't care much what happens outside the music, but I guess Gallaghers money flouting and shite talking got to me. This album still sounds great to me.
You can hear a very strong Beatles influence; I liked the hits the most ("Wonderwall"; "Don't Look Back in Anger"; "Champagne Supernova")