(What's The Story) Morning Glory

An absolute gift this album.

Solid album! I even enjoyed the songs I didn't know like: Don’t Look Back in Anger and She’s Electric.

Good Brit pop. Not sure why it’s so huge but the songs are generally good

I'll give this 3 stars because it's not horrible, but I'm not a big fan of derivative songwriting and whiny vocals. At least the guitar sounds are good.

90s Banger 4/5

Fucking turds maybe I’ll like it one day

Great album, not perfect- but so many classics. Faves: wonderwall, don’t look back in anger, champagne supernova

Anyway…

I obviously know their hits well, and I've seen their videos a million times, but I never owned this CD and I'm not sure I ever heard the album in its entirety. And I could see why it is so beloved.

Come on. It is a classic. Even the cover art is perfect.

The high point of these mediocrities.

buy now hummus and a wow extra large falafel meal for two

Топ 60 альбом всех времен,от начала до конца изумительный,все треки крутые,особенно зашла Hey Now

I mean..Wonderwall speaks for itself

I'm both deeply surprised and happy to know that Wonderwall is not the only good song on this album. The guitars feel really overwhelming in a way that only 90s British ecstasy addicts could do for some reason. That and the vocals make the album uniquely Oasis while still sounding like the stuff that inspired it. Maybe it's the fact that I haven't listened to the radio in a pretty long time, but I think this album was one of the bigger surprises so far from this list. I am now contractually obligated to say "anyways, here's Wonderwall," so anyways, here's Wonderwall.

Como siempre muy bueno, no lo había escuchado todo seguido, no lo volveria a escuchar todo seguido, nesecito canciones que lo intervalen

Stellar album start to finish.

They're okay. I know people have been losing their minds seeing them tour

It's a sign of how ubiquitous this album was in Britain in the 1990s that even though I didn't buy it, I still know every track - everywhere I went, someone was playing it. I felt like I owned it by osmosis. I never asked anyone to turn it off either, because while I'm not an Oasis die-hard, there are some great songs here. And Liam sings them like they make sense, which is no mean feat.

Can’t believe I had to listen to a full Oasis album…the things I do for this list. I’ve been unable to avoid the singles off this album so was familiar with them, and the rest of the album was more of the same. I just find them so bland. When music critic Simon Price said they have no fast rocking songs he was hounded for it, but he’s right! These songs plod along with no urgency or heart. The band were already a sort of religion in the UK and it’s been made even worse with the recent reunion. Seeing America pretend they always loved the band has just been bizarre knowing they famously flopped over there first time round. I just don’t get it man.

Not all that familiar with this band but I enjoyed their tunes. Good vocals

I couldn't even bring myself to listen to this. Just thinking about Champagne Supernova makes me feel angry

The first half of this and Champagne Supernova are mostly good, well done to Liam and The Oases!

Un album puissant. Rien à redire là-dessus. Mon préféré reste quand même Definitely Maybe.

C'est de la haute qualité tout le long. Doublé d'une douce nostalgie. Je me surprends à aimer beaucoup les swamp songs (j'en voudrais plus). Hâte de découvrir Definitely Maybe!

Classique britpop! Comme Jean je dois dire que je préfère largement Definitely Maybe, que j'écoute très régulièrement est probablement dans mon top10. Mais quand même quel album. Roll with it avec ses sonorités très beatle-esque, Wonderwall qu'on est tanné d'entendre, Don't look back in anger, Cast no shadow tube sneaky, la finale incroyable avec Champagne Supernova. Bref, c'est génial

Not for “MEEEEEEE”. (That’s how they sound. All high pitched and whiny.)

WONDERWALL! no but seriously this is a really good album. champagne supernova absolutely FUCKS. 8/10

Somehow I both like their music and also annoyed by it.

I thought this was a little boring on first listen but I did go back and end up listening to the album all the way through a second time and really enjoyed it. Some obvious bangers on here and I loved the variety of moods.

Was my favourite Oasis album back in the day, but I don't think it's aged quite as well as the debut. I guess Gary Glitter references will do that. Still, the title track might yet remain my favourite Oasis track.

9/17/25. Been a fan of this album for years. It may not be as high on my personal rankings, but it still resonates with me - each song grabs your attention quickly and have a climatic feel.

Super cool. 3. Good 3 tho. Champagne Supernova omg! Maybe 4.

I really do fw these guys. Is that weird? Who else fw these guys?

This second LP from this band is a solid group of songs with a big hit single in Wonderwall. A couple other good cuts too in Morning Glory and Champagne Supernova. I like the lead singers voice.

3.0 - Ok

Why do people like these crybaby brothers so much?

Feels timeless, all really catchy tunes, and WONDAWAAL. 3.4

Pretty forgetable. Not any bad songs but most were bland and forgettable aside from a few stand out tracks. Light 6

It was in everyone's car and it's a classic album for me

Waar Blur de 'modern age Kinks' is, is Oasis de 'modern age Beatles'. Veel meer dan op hun debuut zie je dat de songwriting en muzikaliteit van Noel leunt naar Paul McCartney. Het resultaat is een bij vlagen melodieuzer en catchier album dan 'Definitely Maybe'. Maar in ruil daarvoor levert het wel in op karakter, waar het echt de attitude van een 'Cigarettes & Alcohol' of een 'Supersonic' mist. Wat heet, het is eigenlijk best wel een beetje slap hier en daar. Mijn voorkeur gaat dan ook uit naar hun debuutwerk, al kan ik niet ontkennen dat dit ook gewoon een grootse popplaat is. 8/10 Highlights: Roll With It Don't Look Back In Anger Champagne Supernova

Definitely Maybe kreeg lachend 5 sterren. Die plaat heeft de rauwheid en kwaliteit. Morning Glory is wat dat betreft net een tikje minder. Hier is het vooral nostalgie en de iconische status van de band dat naar voren komt. Morning Glory beklom de hoogste treden van de Britse popcultuur. Voor eens en altijd afgerekend met de Battle met Blur werden er echt dikke hits op de mat gelegd. Maar de initiële kritieken waren helemaal niet zo lovend. Dat vind ik altijd wel mooi. Popcultuur versus beoordeling op pure kwaliteit. Het is zo vet om van een band als Oasis te houden. Dat zie je ook nu weer bij hun reünie. Dat effect piekte bij Morning Glory. Maar puur op kwaliteit, waar het hier toch ook gaat, doet deze wat onder voor het debuut. 8/10 Highlights Don't look back in anger Some might say Champagne supernova

I know it's coming... I know it's coming... WONDERWALL GOD FUCKING DAMMIT

Mancunian classic innit mate

Pretty good. The hits are big, and the unknowns are still good. I got into Heathen Chemistry and never listened to this one, but it was good to go back to oasis.

I am only semi-familiar with Oasis’s song Wonderwall. I am not resonating with this group. So it gets a 1 for me as I didn’t want to finish this, but I chose to as I said I would listen to every album given me to in its entirety!

I absolutely loved it

A ono, dosta dosadnjikavo, uz par hitova. Nije mi ovo za više od 2/5, 4/10

as good as it gets.

Fire Joe Morgan/Newman format: "Hello:" Strong, fun, simple opening track. "Roll With It:" This song was put as the second single to battle Blur's "Country House." It's one of the worst songs on the album, which shows how awesome this album is. It's not a bad song per se, there are just bangers after bangers on here. "Wonderwall:" Overplayed, but good for the memes. "Don't Look Back in Anger:" Absolutely fantastic. I feel dumb for not realizing Noel was singing earlier. I looked up clips of Oasis playing this live and it seems Liam usually isn't present. "Hey Now!:" Fun little rocker. Untitled: It's there. "Some Might Say:" The first single and a solid Guitar Hero song. Great melodies and hook. "Cast No Shadow:" A mellow track that's really grown on me. Haunting singing from Liam. "She's Electric:" Rousing pick-me up after the last track. Fun coda. "Morning Glory:" Great opening riff including the helicopter noises. Another rocking track to sing along to. Untitled: There again. "Champagne Supernova:" Dramatic, power ballad finale with lots of cool lyrics and a fantastic way to end the record.

God I love this album. Haven't given it a run thru since they announced the tour so I'm looking forward to this. 7 songs in, not a single skip, or close to it. start to finish this is such a fun album. Musically it's great, lyrically it's great. 11 songs in, same thing. Whole thing, no skips, this album is great. I don't hand out 5s willy nilly. I think my record is very firm on that. And I don't want to make giving out a 5 too much of "a thing", but this album is capital-I Important. It contains two of the most important 90s Brit rock songs off all time (Wonderwall, Champagne Supernova), and between those songs is a collection of bops and bangers. We love it. 5.

--Hello...good opener. how much you like Oasis is probably dependent on your tolerance for the signature Liam nasal snarl. I like it. for now --Roll With It...generic 60s throwback --Wonderwall...overplayed to death by every dude on a college campus with an acoustic guitar but for a good reason: it's a legitimately great track. the lyrics get a little sentimental, but it's counterbalanced by the Mellotron/cello and Liam's untrained vocals --Don't Look Back in Anger...we get it, guys, you like the Beatles. It's a solid hit. great sing-along chorus. Noel's voice adds a different dimension to the group --Hey Now...plodding and overlong --The Swamp Song (V1)...rock interlude --Some Might Say...song's generic but I like the production --Cast No Shadow...I like this one but I wonder if Liam's voice is too acidic(?) for it. Should it be a Noel track? but then we wouldn't get Noel's great backup vocals. tough choice --She's Electric...totally not a Beatles song --Morning Glory...high quality rocker --The Swamp Song (V2)...interlude --Champagne Supernova...silly and too long but the production is great. I will always respect a band that can get an eight minute song on the radio

Lads

Yeah it's fine.

En britpop till, Oasis, med exempelvis Wonderwall och Don't look back in anger. Det här är bra! Det är väldigt mycket Beatles.

It's funny how your opinion of a band or their music can change with an event, an experience with friends and family or something just clicks. Never was an Oasis fan even though these guys are one of my son's favorite bands and we generally click with our music. Liam has one of the most punchable faces in music and while I still feel that way, my opinion of Oasis completely changed on Saturday, July 26, 2025. My son got tickets to the reunion tour and we were there at Wembley Stadium (damn those stairs!). No doubt this was something special. With almost 100,000 fans, plenty of pints before and during, the electricity and excitement was something special. This was my formal introduction to Oasis and the boys blew me away. I am now a fan of Oasis. I'd still punch Liam though. Listening to this album got me excited all over again. Nothing will ever beat the live experience, but damn, so many songs I heard live were from this album and I couldn't help but smile. Like the album, the concert opener was Hello and damn, I got goosebumps just typing that line and remembering that night. From start to finish, this is a great album. I know my review has focused on the concert, but this late-50 year old dude has been rocking out to the library like it was the early 90's. Thank you, Luke. Thank you, London. Thank you, Oasis. 5

5 Late nights spent playing Halo with Will. Driving around in Colin’s white minivan. Performing Wonderwall at the collage concert. My old house on Union. The last truly free summer vacation of my teenage years. I have so many memories and emotions attached to this album that I truly don’t even know where to begin - and how appropriate to see it pop up here now in the midst of Oasis Live ‘25. If there’s anything these past couple months have taught me, it’s that Oasis aren’t just a band that defined my adolescence, they’re one that continue to define my life. I mean, I just bought a f***ing overpriced bucket hat from their LA popup for chrissakes. I don’t even really remember how this album first ended up in my hands (I think it had something to do with Some Might Say being in Guitar Hero: World Tour), but I do remember it speaking to me almost immediately after acquiring it - so much so that I pretty much forced it on my friend group, who thankfully all felt very similarly that I did (Will especially), to the point that the songs here became defining high school anthems for us all. And man, what a collection of songs. Not a single skip. Not a single flaw. No notes. This is about as good as Britpop gets, if not music in general. I have a million things I could say about each individual song here, but attempting to do so feels in vain - my favorite Stephen King quote comes to mind: “The most important things are the hardest things to say. They are the things you get ashamed of, because words diminish them - words shrink things that seem limitless when they were in your head to no more than living size when they're brought out.” So, instead, I’ll just say that Oasis crushed them on their reunion tour, creating not only a very memorable show, but a moment that feels like it’s brought my relationship with Oasis full circle in a lot of ways. I still can’t quite believe the enthusiasm I’ve seen now both in London and Los Angeles surrounding the brothers’ reunion - for a band over 30 years old and broken up for about half of that, you would really think Jesus returned to Earth. The energy I felt from the band and audience alike is unparalleled, like being a part of something much bigger than myself. It’s a good time to be an Oasis fan - hopefully I’ll be able to score one of those Adidas collabs one day. Music is a powerful thing, man. Old photos and home videos offer a lot of nostalgia, but the closest we’ll ever get to time travel is the feeling an old song can give you. I listen to this, and I can almost feel what it was like to be 15 again. I think of people, I think of places, I think of moments… I guess I think of a lot of things, but without fail, I always smile.

I actually really wanted to like this more than I did. It was more rock than I give Oasis credit for (as opposed to soft pop) but it just felt… noisy and messy in an ineffective way.

people LOVE these guys. and i don’t really get it! this was fine. champagne supernova is good. but i really don’t get anything special from these guys

Oasis, What's the Story, Morning Glory ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ What I'm gonna say ain't been said already? I liked some of their later and lesser-known work because maybe it wasn't so obviously Beatlesque. 'Cause listen if we're gonna go mod, why not listen to The Who or The Jam. Punk? Take your pick of others. For straight sneering rock'n'roll, they're up their with The Rolling Stones. Just maybe not on this record. I wished they'd poured it on with more Morning Glory, more Supersonic, fewer Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova singalongs.

Hell yeah

Just ok. This album doesn't hold up outside of the popular 3 songs.

I prefer this album over their first work. More pleasant for ears, maybe more commercial, but it's fine. Still can't fully dive deep into Oasis music, bbut it's ok.

It’s clear why they can sell out stadia 30 years later.

High school days

They have a very consistent guitar-driven sound. Lyrically complex, full of hope, longing, and introspection.

Exactly what I expected from an Oasis album. I would have been obsessed with this in high school

I’m not a fan of the Gallagher brothers but this album blew up summer 95 in Australia. I was only a young man and this album rocked. I believe this album ignited the fuel of Britpop!

I hate the Gallagher brothers but this album changed UK music

Oasis on Oasis. Klassikoita jotka osaa melkein ulkoa

today do day do day day day day day day day day dayyyyyyy

Pre-listening thoughts: fuck me. well. ok. This is one of those albums where I know it's going to be good, whether I like it or not. I hate oasis. But. We will see. Post/during listening thoughts: listen i cannot stand these stupid brothers. More often than not the singing is grating and the song topics feel whiny. But occasionally on this album they really do strike gold. Champagne Supernova may just be one of the greatest album closers of all time. Forever a Blur girl but... damn. 8/10 DID I NEED TO HEAR THIS BEFORE I DIE: no Fav tracks: wonderwall (whatever don’t laugh), don’t look back in anger (more like don’t look back in banger), Cast no shadow, champagne supernova Least fav tracks: swamp songs

Brit rock

Omg probably one of the best albums of the 90s hands down! I love this album it was so formative in my music tastes and I still listen to it today!

Wonderwalls actually pretty good lol

a little bit boring but it has wonderwall so 7/10

svag fyra

Simply amazing album and a show why oasis is one of the best bands out there

Great Beatle-faced pop songs with a bit of an edge that, honestly, seems a little forced. I think they think they're kinda scary but I think they just studied their Lennon-McCartney and learned a thing or two.

Not as good as it thinks it is

Mad for it

Yep, that was Oasis.

- strong opening song, good - same sound throughout. good sound. but samey.

First album ever bought, good times

i’m trying to assess this album in a vacuum and not compare it to blur because i think that’s the only fair way to approach it. you’re welcome, liam. (noel gets nothing from me.) WELLLLL it’s a good record! is it the best in the world? is it the best of 1995? is it particularly groundbreaking in terms of the musical arrangements, lyrical content, overall structure? NO!!!! is ‘champagne supernova’ one of the greatest songs of all time? YES!!!! the best oasis songs have a wonderful anthemic quality to them, which is what i imagine is the driving force of their appeal. to me, this does not indicate great art. but not every pop rock album has to be great art. i think they take a very classical, 1950s/60s-era approach to rock n roll: simple, infectious, great to sing along to, nothing you have to think too hard about. ok i’m putting my blur fan hat back on. it’s frankly ludicrous that they’re compared to blur because blur so obviously blows them out of the water when it comes to artistry, creative innovation, emotional depth, etc. i can see why people might personally prefer oasis, but they are not OBJECTIVELY better by any metric. however, i will concede that this is a better album than *the great escape*. but only barely. and ‘roll with it’ is equally as stupid as ‘country house’. [ariana grande voice] it’s equality. fav tracks: champagne supernova; hey now!; cast no shadow; wonderwall

That was very fun! I noticed the Beatles' influence on their sound much more than in the past, which I enjoyed hearing because I like how the Beatles sound although I can't imagine putting on a whole album of this instead of just listening to the Beatles in that case. I can imagine this being great in a large stadium. I don't think it's anything much deeper than that. It's a bit odd at times to hear such simple and often stupid-sounding, fake-deep lyrics ("All your dreams are made when you're chained to the mirror and the razor blade") paired with this kind of music. But I know that Oasis kind of didn't really care about creating poignant lyrics so they're just meant as a vehicle for the songs' earworminess. On that note, they are great at writing a catchy hook. Actually letting "Wonderwall" play all the way through, rather than rolling my eyes that I have to hear that overplayed song again, made me hear it for what it is: a fun and catchy pop song with actually kind of strange and interesting chord choices at times and an infectious bass line. I didn't really come across any songs that I didn't already like ("Don't Look Back In Anger", "Champagne Supernova", "She's Electric"), except for "Cast No Shadow" (which kind of just sounded like a blur song to me), and "Morning Glory" (the epitome of what I've described this album to be -- probably great on a large scale live but with stupid lyrics). There were also many times that I felt I'd enjoy it more if I liked the vocals more but I can cope. Fav tracks: Don't Look Back In Anger, Champagne Supernova, She's Electric, Cast No Shadow

Hit after hit on the album. Enjoyed it surprisingly more than I expected. Mixed like shit though

Oasis’s 1995 album (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? is often hailed as a Britpop classic, but beneath its swaggering exterior lies an overhyped and uneven collection of songs that hasn't aged as gracefully as its reputation suggests. While tracks like “Wonderwall” and “Don’t Look Back in Anger” have become anthems of the era, the album suffers from bloated production and a lack of real variety. Many of the songs blur together in a haze of distorted guitars and recycled chord progressions, revealing the band’s limitations in both songwriting depth and originality. Liam Gallagher’s vocals, while iconic, are often grating across an entire album listen, and the lyrical content—frequently vague and bordering on nonsensical—fails to offer much emotional or intellectual substance. For all its cultural significance, (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? ultimately feels like a triumph of attitude over artistry. It’s a record that promised more than it delivered, riding the wave of '90s hype rather than building something timeless.

Brad would be so happy for me. Hello is a banging track to kick this album off.

Nostalgin gör det helt outhärdligt men svårt att bortse från den kvalitet som faktiskt finns

Really good vibe, great guitar and vocals.

All the hits plus some extra good ones

I never understood this band. It actually fills me with dread every time I hear it. His voice is so irritating and never goes away. And the songs are boring

Hello: Good intro cool to see where modern bands like CATB get their sound from Roll With It: feels like every scene in the Sex Pistols Hulu show where they were performing Wonderwall: Anyway here’s… Don’t Look Back In Anger: I like when songs have what people say in quotes also the line “Please don’t put your heart in the hands of a rock n roll band” Hey Now!: I like, very coming of age I feel The Swamp Song V1: instrumental innit Some Might Say: very much like the intro Cast No Shadow: instrumental is very pretty She’s Electric: Definitely my least favorite but can definitely can see myself humming along out of nowhere Morning Glory: eh The Swamp Song V2: instrumental innit pt 2 Champagne Supernova: So pretty perfect album ending Top5: 1) Champagne Supernova 2)Cast No Shadow 3) Hey Now! 4) Some Might Say 5) Don’t Look Back In Anger 7/10

My first English album on this journey. There's parenthesis in the title of the album but the title of the song is just Morning Glory, even though it could totally have the parenthesis. Also, it should be (What’s the Story), Morning Glory, no? Tracks I already knew: Wonderwall, Don’t Look Back in Anger, Champagne Supernova. Track I didn’t know but kinda dug: Hey Now! The musicality can be “simple” but I don’t mean that in a pejorative sense. This is 1995 so I don’t know if it fits in the rock revival. Thinking of the album in context I wonder if it wasn’t different enough from what was going on or distanced enough from the basic rock most of the tracks exemplify. Naturally, there are a few tracks on here that are much more complex and with higher production levels which stand out, which would have been obvious at the time.

Best British music of the 90s, tons of great songs in here. Album never really lags or asks to be skipped. Don't Look Back in Anger is peak

Wonderwall and Don’t Look Back in Anger are undeniable pop rock gems. The rest is either brought down by laughably bad lyrics, or aggressively mediocre. With different lyrics I think She’s Electric could have been a nice light Beatles homage.

Best Song: Don't Look Back in Anger I had to have listened to this back in my college days but don't really remember. This is a good album, not great, but good. Don't Look Back in Anger is quite possibly the best pop song to come out of the 90s, so this gets a 4/5 for that song alone!

increible mejora con respecto al primer album y quizás el mejor album de Oasis a la fecha.

After years of being lukewarm to this, I actually really appreciated it this time around. Energetic and maximalist with a vision, and none of the chalkboard scratching sound that nearly all britpop sounds like.

it was a good album but all songs sounded like wonderwall. 3.5 stars

More bombast, loud guitars and great songs! Soundtrack to a generation and still sounds good today. Vocals and song writing are a step up from Definitely Maybe and great to hear Noel sing for the first time.

I understand the cultural impact, but cannot get past their voices. I'd rather listen to fingernails on a chalkboard

Firstly, what an opening to an album, instantly you are sucked in to the rock n roll. Not going to lie, I’ve only heard a few Oasis songs before this (I do roll my eyes at Wonderwall, sorry it’s a good song it’s just overplayed and straight men may have ruined it for me), but this album did make me see the hype. A true 90s Britpop album, I love the calm, cool and collected voice and vibe of Oasis. A song highlight Some Might Say. Some of the songs drag on, but still a great album and I so get why it’s essential listening!

Good but often repetitive and you really notice that long screech of a voice from the main singer after a while

I used to dislike oasis with a passion. After watching a documentary about them I started to appreciate it a bit more. Liam still can't sing and the songs by noel are better, but overall the album sounds really good. I do hate wonderwall, it used to be the standard campfire song with an acoustic guitar and I really really hate acoustic guitars around a campfire and people singing along even more shitty than Liam sang it

Classic album! Even the album cuts hit!

One of the 90’s top albums. 5 stars

All timer. 5*

What’s the Story (Morning Glory) is a loud, brash, and unapologetically confident album from a band at the height of its ambition. From the first crashing chords of “Hello” to the soaring climax of “Champagne Supernova,” Oasis delivers a record that is both anthemic and deeply emotive. It’s a melodic album, packed with catchy hooks and sing-along choruses that feel both massive and intimate. Tracks like “Don’t Look Back in Anger” and “Wonderwall” strike a balance between sentimental reflection and uplifting optimism, while “Some Might Say” and “Morning Glory” swagger and strut confidently. There’s a surprising amount of heart beneath the noise and bluster—the album is often affectionate and even dreamy, touching on themes of love, loss, and hope with a melancholic undertone that adds depth to its stadium-sized sound. It’s this mix of emotional honesty and rock-and-roll bravado that makes the album so enduring. Ultimately, What’s the Story (Morning Glory) is more than just a product of its time—it’s a triumphant, era-defining record that still resonates, just ask the folks that are seeing them on their "Oasis Live 2025" tour. In a word: great. Five stars. Would I listen to this album again? Yes. Would I buy this album? I did. 1 – "Hello" A storming opener. Straight out the gate, it sets the swagger and energy of the album perfectly. A real statement of intent. – 5 2 – "Roll with It" Pure rock ’n’ roll. Big chorus, driving rhythm, and attitude to spare. Classic Oasis confidence. – 5 3 – "Wonderwall" Iconic. One of the defining songs of the ’90s and beyond. Simple, emotional, unforgettable. – 5 4 – "Don’t Look Back in Anger" Another anthem. Hearing 90,000 people sing this together is spine-tingling. The Lennon-inspired intro is a lovely nod, and Noel’s guitar solo is spot on. – 5 5 – "Hey Now!" Often overlooked, but it’s a gem. The verses have a hook that sticks in your head for days. – 5 6 – Untitled ("The Swamp Song" Pt. 1) Just a teaser, but what a riff. The full live version (on The Masterplan) is immense. – 5 7 – "Some Might Say" One of Oasis’s finest. The lyrics might not matter, but the sound, the swagger, and Liam’s vocal delivery are all huge. – 5 8 – "Cast No Shadow" Beautiful and understated. Thoughtful lyrics, tender delivery—one of Noel’s most heartfelt moments. – 5 9 – "She’s Electric" Playful, witty, and irresistibly sing-along. Liam nails it with a cheeky, characterful vocal. – 5 10 – "Morning Glory" Explosive. The title track kicks hard, with massive guitars and a chorus that soars. Live, it’s even more powerful. – 5 11 – Untitled ("The Swamp Song" Pt. 2) Another snippet. Frustratingly short—you just want the full version here. – 5 12 – "Champagne Supernova" The perfect closer. Epic, dreamy, and soaring, with Paul Weller’s guitar work adding magic. The lyrics might be abstract, but the vibe is everything. A monumental ending. – 5 Total - 60 Average - 5.00

solid 90s rock. wonderwall enters the world. 3.5

I enjoyed this! Obvious hits and my favorites were "Champagne Supernova," "Don't Look Back in Anger," and "Wonderwall." Probably won't return to the deeper cuts.

A good album but I can't taste it any higher because I cannot get over my bias that the Gallagher brothers are arseholes

Ive always wondered what the draw to Oasis was back in the 90s. They wrote some decent songs, and a couple of them I like quite a bit. But a whole album’s worth of Oasis? It’s like the audio equivalent of a Full English Breakfast. I like all the ingredients, and yet I find the whole breakfast so bland. I don’t think the Brits know how to use salt or something. Anyway, that’s how I feel about this record. I ought to like everything here, but it’s just mostly bland. And I still don’t understand how they got to be as big as they were. 3/5 I’m not even sure I should rate it this highly. I feel like it’s the perfect middle of the road, the definition of mediocrity. But I also feel like it’s better than other things I’ve rated 2.5. I guess I’m giving this record a half a point extra just for “Don’t Look Back in Anger”.

Я більше люблю перший. Тут ці оркестровочки струнні в класичних хітах типу по-багатому, але вони такі простецькі, що звертають на себе увагу скоріше в мінус. А так це звичайна супер класика. Don't Look Back in Anger - можливо, кращий приспів в історії музики.

Що тут скажеш

Ah shit man these things happen i guess. So i dont actually hate oasis as much musically as I pretend to but I've never been able to bring myself to listen to an album. So let's see shall we. Okay a sort of overture in the wonderwall tease... I can appreciate that. I'm anticipating that if im to have favourite oasis songs they'll be deep cuts. I like some might say. Oh that's on here! A shining light to look forward to. I just hate Liam Gallaghers voice i hate it i hate it. Okay shut up listen critically. Roll with it is... better than I remember probably. Idk its a deeply whatever single but it's kind of a perfect track 2. like Let's Get Rollin Boys! By getting roll with it over and done with. Wonderwall always dupes me on the verse im like ah its alright actually innit and then the chorus. Stop making that noise. I'm never gonna try and claim Don't Look Back In Anger is a bad song im not that stubborn. Its good. I sometimes like it. Feels early though???? Should be like track 9. Or 1. Hey Now! The first one I dont know? I thinkkkkkkkk its. shit. Truly just gallagher noises. Hate this. Appreciate the lil noisy interstitial into their best song. Some Might Say is just very good. It fits his grotty voice really well and im not a skilled guitar appreciator but I like what's going on there. Hm idk if its just how the songs are ordered but i'm getting used to his voice a bit. A BIT. like im not desperate to turn it off. Cast No Shadow boring as hell tho. Okay no the voice is back on she's electric. Ah it does bang. Another interstitial wouldn't have hurt its very loud after cast no shadow which is boring as hell. Oh im raising an eyebrow at morning glory this could be interesting...... or not. Ooh its just on the cusp of really doing something. I think that might me how i feel about the whole enterprise. There's a reason they're #1 British bloke band among a fucklot of British bloke bands like they.. aren't shit. They know what they're on with. It's just not quite pretentious enough for me ig. Oh i forgot about champagne supernova. Kind of undeniable as an album closer... it is 90 seconds too long. 60 seconds too long. 30 seconds too long. 10 seconds too long. Okay its perfect. I dont love it. I can't particularly stand it. But it is flawless. I think im being very big and brave here. I just can't rate this objectively. I was expecting yknow.. now that's what I call pub songs and it IS but its greater than the sum of its parts.... if I didn't already know half the songs it would almost definitely have blurred into one in places. But I do and I can tell them apart and it makes for a generally well put together album that could have come out yesterday and still made waves. Id have switched up the track order in a couple of places.. dont look back in anger gets lost somehow. And just get rid of hey now. But uh yeah. I kinda get it. I could be about to do something obscene. Sorry Robbie Williams. Sorry me.

4 sighhhh. i hate to say it's good. faves: roll with it, champagne supernova, she's electric

An underrated album from a criminally underrated band

not my cup of tea

Very close to a 5 for me, one of my favorite albums!

Debates rage about the best Oasis album but this is right up there with their debut, swapping a more polished, grander production for their initial rawness. I think it works as you get more light and shade here and a pretty good collection of songs with only the odd low spot.

Good n grungy, one (two) hit wonder makes sense

Classic

Classic, but didn’t really enjoy the mix of it and got a bit bored since its so long!

Some interesting songs. Nothing overly inspiring but some good stuff 4.0

Oasis continues to write big hooks, and radio-friendly Beatles-esque rock songs. This is the big one: "Wonderall", "Don't Look Back In Anger", and "Champagne Supernova" all on the same album. I've never been an Oasis fan, but this is probably the best thing they ever put out. It's undeniable that the aforementioned hits cemented Oasis as icons of the 90's. If not for the Gallagher brothers' constant fighting, they may have gotten bigger.

Better than Definitely Maybe. 115 charges.

Not a step wrong on this album (ignoring the borrowing of hello). It perfectly encapsulates the time it was from, but also stays as relevant as vibrant as ever.

Look, I tried to be all edgy because that’s my schtick. But I can’t. It’s a masterpiece.

The whole 'being a teenager in the UK in the 90s' thing means Oasis were inescapable, and I liked them but I was never their biggest fan (Blur over Oasis, and Pulp over both). However I would have said Definitely Maybe would have been my favourite Oasis album, and I gave it a 4 when it popped up on the Album Generator. I think I need to reevaluate my Oasis rankings. (WTS)MG? still suffers from the same issue (for me) that all Oasis does, namely that I like Noel's voice so much better than Liam's, but this is objectively a great album. I get that Wonderwall is hated by many people due to being played to death, memed to death and generally invading people's dreams while they sleep, but it got to that level of ubiquity because its a good song. Not as good as Don't Look Back In Anger, but a good song nonetheless. And this album has She's Electric which I always loved too, not least because Noel's backing vocals are genuinely beautiful. Honestly, if I had half stars this would be a 4.5 (because of nasally Liam), but I don't and I genuinely don't think this deserves to lose a whole star. So.... 5/5

Jangly and melodic, harder than I thought. But man, so many British albums on here!

Some great nostalgia stirred up by this one. One of the seminal albums of my youth: Year 7, Euro '96, Britpop... good times

Tuerie

Found out that Liam only wrote very few songs and when Noel sung live he would just leave the stage for a bit hahah what a useless twat

Definitely not their best album, Maybe their second

I was genuinely not excited for this pick but was surprised. I didn't fall in love with it, but I certainly didn't hate it. Some might say, don't look back in anger. I won't! I can even imagine this album growing on me to the point it would bump up a star.

A Britpop classic!

This is as good as populist rock can be. The multiple first-rate songs and overall impact suggest why/how these lads got so overrated so fast and have remained so for so long. The songs do suffer a touch for being derivative, albeit quite transparently so. And they remain better than blur. "Champagne Supernova" is borderline self-parodying but somehow remains one of the top songs of the '90s. This is way better than anything Blur ever did.

Yet more over hyped, overblown dadrock by one half talented brother and one total idiot.

Honestly just doesn't tickle me. Fair play to the lads, but I'd rather not have to sit through this again.

Good album. Not heard it for years!

Eh... impresiones encontradas. Escucho a este disco más que cualquiera de los que me aparecieron (por ahora), pero es el efecto nostalgia. Por ahora es el peor disco, y es peor que el primer disco de Oasis. "(What's the Story) Morning Glory" nos muestra a la banca estancada, incurriendo en los mismos vicios que en el disco anterior pero con menor retorno: canciones que tal vez duren un poco más de lo que deberían y melodías fantásticas ocultas tras walls of noise tan altas que harían a Roger Waters obnubilarse "Did they had to be so high?": Parece que sí, Roger. No está todo perdido: el disco es irregular y las canciones BUENAS son mejores que las canciones de Definitely Maybe, y eso es lo que le garantiza a este disco sus tres estrellas: el single Don't Look Back in Anger (mi favorita del disco), Champagne Supernova, la infravalorada She's Electric y Roll wit It elevan al disco, mientras que los más de cinco minutos que duran Some Might Say, Morning Glory y Hey Now! lo hunden. No es solo la duración de canciones, sino las constantes citas a otras bandas como T.Rex, así como la comparación (que hago yo) con otras bandas de la época que son muy superiores a ellos, como Ocean Colour Scene. En fin, tres estrellas para Morning Glory.

83/100. (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? by Oasis is a great Britpop/rock record, packed with some of their biggest and most iconic hits. The standout for me is "Don’t Look Back in Anger," a song that truly defines the album’s impact. While this is undoubtedly a classic, I still prefer their debut, Definitely Maybe, by a significant margin. Nonetheless, a fantastic and era-defining record.

Disco con canciones mitiquisomas. Mucho baladeo, no ha matcheado mi mood del momento. Nota: 7,2/10

8/10 mencanta, el millor album de oasis

really enjoyed the music, everything fits together so perfectly.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that every woman has an ex that ruined Wonderwall for them. Also, Red Wine Supernova > Champaign Supernova.

2.2/chappell did it better. anyway, here's wonderwall

Genuinely a good listen, yes people might get a bit tired of Wonderwall but the album as a whole is great and I think you should give it a try

Unfortunately I think this may be my favorite album on the entire list. Liam Gallagher you will always be kinda gay for your brother <3

Best song- Cast No Shadow

I wasn't a huge fan of Definitely Maybe. (What's The Story) Morning Glory is supposedly the 'pinnacle' of Oasis. Pitchfork: 8.9 Rolling Stone: Top 500 Albums #157 Best Songs Wonderwall Don't Look Back In Anger Champagne Supernova

I liked the couple of iconic songs on there.

this feels like the kind of album that would have changed my brain chemistry if i'd heard it at age 14. at 29, it mostly just changed my mood by being fun to listen to. was it a perfect album? maybe not, but it was well made and a good time, and sometimes that's exactly what you need. really liked this one!

This is one of the first major albums I can recall hearing where The Beatles had a noticeable impact on the generation of music makers who came up after them in Britain. The group shines here on their second album—all their most notable hits are here, along with a few songs that come in and surround you like a warm hug. Honestly, this album is like greeting an old friend at times. Hello there, “She’s Electric!” Ah yes, “Morning Glory,” how could I forget about you? And here’s good old “Wonderwall”, whose signature guitar progression carries us through the album. There’s a reason this album is noteworthy—and a reason it reinvigorated Brit Pop for the decade following its release. Absolute gem of a listen.

A couple fantastic songs that were unavoidable for years, and are to me emblematic of how this style of music can convey feelings. But the rest feel kinda bland.

𝘞𝘰𝘯𝘥𝘦𝘳𝘸𝘢𝘭𝘭, 𝘋𝘰𝘯’𝘵 𝘓𝘰𝘰𝘬 𝘉𝘢𝘤𝘬 𝘪𝘯 𝘈𝘯𝘨𝘦𝘳, and 𝘊𝘩𝘢𝘮𝘱𝘢𝘨𝘯𝘦 𝘚𝘶𝘱𝘦𝘳𝘯𝘰𝘷𝘢 are undeniable standouts, but much of the rest blurs together, with similar arrangements and Liam’s vocals rarely shifting in tone. Blur’s 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘎𝘳𝘦𝘢𝘵 𝘌𝘴𝘤𝘢𝘱𝘦 may not be perfect, yet it feels more varied and musically adventurous.

Definitely Maybe is the better, more consistent album. Wonderwall has been overplayed, memed and murdered well past any point of enjoyment. The whole thing sounds like absolute dogshit - its harsh digital clipping kicking off the loudness war, pushing an entire generation to dismiss digital entirely in favour of the comforting warmth (and inferiority) of analogue and vinyl. And even Noel thinks some of the lesser songs like "Roll With It" are a bit shit. But I'll be damned if this doesn't get the 5 it deserves.

There's a reason we're still taking about Oasis today, and this album is it. Bangers all over this thing, great sounding album.

The only modern rock band that matters

This is the first album I ever purchased and will always be a favorite. I can listen to it start to finish and sing along the whole way through.

Trying not to overthink it, but this band doesn’t make any sense. Apart from the cliche that they want to be the Beatles and the Sex Pistols at the same time. But do neither. Sonically a bit of a mess. Lyrically awful. One or two redeeming moments and a bit of nostalgia.

Why is this album considered a landmark in British indie rock? Because everyone and their mum was playing it. On my first listen, through my rose-colored Lennon Windsors, I had to stop myself from hitting repeat on Wonderwall. I desperately wanted to love every song, hoping each play would reveal the b-sides’ personalities, but they all turned out to be the same person. The Swamp Songs serve as palette cleansers, and the first half of the album is the most memorable. There’s no doubt that Champagne Supernova reigns supreme among the best album closers. In the end, I’m more fascinated by Britpop’s grudge against grunge — and I've now walked away with a playlist stacked with names like Pulp and Suede.

I feel like I dont really have much to say about it. It has some of the biggest hits ever on it. But all the other songs blur together into this pulp of the same guitar sounds, same vocals and tonality, it all starts to fade into the background at some point. The first half of this album is really strong and thanks to wonderwall breaks out of the monotony that the second half suffers from. Cut it in half and you'd have a perfect album on its own. My favorite song is definitely Hey now! thanks to its surprising grunge sound! Overall its easy to listen to but its missing a strong character. Just like the life of an average working class citizen, which this music gets associated with -plain and simple.

Alright, I love to meme about 'Wonderwall', but this album is much more profoundly beautiful than I thought the 'basic guitar song every guitarist knows' album would sound like. Shredding guitars and melancholic vocals. I dig it.

What Oasis seems to capture is that feeling of everyday banale but make it sound like an anthem. It sounds tired but full of fightlust, defeated but with a drive to keep on going, like every day before but as if you're about to make a change. Some might say (badum tss) that an essential ingredient to becoming timeless is melancholy, and Oasis found their flavour of melancholy that stuck to the hearts of everyone that ever heard it. Yes I can play Wonderwall, no I won't.

Maybe it’s nostalgia, but I’ve always loved this album. I’ve been a fan since the first time I heard it, and whatever you think about the Gallagher brothers, this is a genuinely good record. It’s packed with great tracks, which a few will undoubtedly live on forever. Big choruses, memorable hooks, and the attitude to make it a defining piece of ’90s rock.

It’s really good. So many hits. Holds up well.

I enjoyed it

2 never noticed how dull this album was until now . wonderwall and champagne supernova are ok, i suppose .

YES SO GOOD!! Literally a classic must listen

имба.

I only ever knew that one song; this was a revelation!

Two Oasis albums in a row… why would you do that to me

4- I'm not even a huge oasis fan but this album has some bangers icl

all levels up, classic oasis

I always liked Liams singing on Wonderwall because it's so direct and raw. But then hearing the same singing throughout the whole album looks like he's too afraid to show his feelings. Wonderwall and Don't look back in anger (the ending!!) are genius tracks. Also Champagne Supernova (which I didn't know) is marvellous. The rest - only meh. Would have liked to hear more of that swamp song though!

Many good albums have only 3 really good songs on them. This album is 4 sides and has only 3 meh songs on it. I don't even really like Oasis that much and I feel bad for wanting to give this album 4 our of 5. Like pitching a no-hitter and losing the game somehow.

Top 10 British album of the 90s for me

Songs: Don't Look Back in Anger, She's Electric, Champagne Supernova

No matter how hard I try to listen to this album like it's the first time, it's difficult to be objective on this one, . I owned this album when I was 10, and it was one of the first albums I remember actually playing all the way through instead of just skipping around to the singles. I think there were like five singles from this album, so I guess I would have listened to 1/2 of it either way. This album list has given me The Boo Radleys, Supergrass, and Primal Scream already - all helpful bits of brit-pop context that I didn't have when I was 10, not that I would have cared back then anyway. Comparatively, this album feels much more focused than any of those. Not dripping with psychedelic-era nostalgia like The Boo Radleys, more mature than Supergrass, and no electronic experimentation like Primal Scream. This album feels like it was aimed squarely at the 'pop' end of “brit-pop”, and it hit so hard that the whole genre died in its wake. I'm impressed by the same thing I was impressed by as a kid - most of the album tracks feel like they could be singles if they were on weaker albums. As I mentioned, I wasn't a kid who spent much time sitting through albums and this one managed to keep my attention back then. The little "Wonderwall" teaser at the beginning of "Hello" was a great way to start the album, and really foreshadowed how much that song would loom over the rest of their careers (ironic that there's a song called "Cast No Shadow" here too). If I have to pick a low point, I’m going with “She’s Electric”, which I’ve never cared for. Something about the vocal performance triggers the same response as Ringo singing on a Beatles song. A fun revisit, and certainly important to my musical development, but not one I'm going to add back to my normal rotation.

I don't want to like this, but the songwriting and melodies are too good to rate this lowly. 4.0/5.0: Great

a few good tracks hidden among a minefield of monotony. liams voice is incredibly grating. the highlights struggle to shine under the weight of the bands bloated self importance.

I unapologetically think wonderwall, champagne supernova, and especially don’t look back in anger are great songs. I remember disliking the rest of the album more, but on this listen I found most of it fine. Still not a fan of their heavier distorted sound but still, a good album. Minus one more point for overt Britishness.

I'm sure this was a common problem in America and the UK at the time but there was this aspiring musician at my high school that played Wonderwall with his little acoustic guitar at every assembly or school function so I've deliberately avoided Oasis and Britpop generally as a result. That said I enjoyed this way more than I was expected, there are a lot of rip off indie bands that came after these guys in the 21st century. Somewhere around a 3.5 I believe but the door is cracked to let more Oasis into my life.

This is a tough grade, I was really torn between 2 and 3. The best Oasis hits are here (Wonderwall and Champagne Suprenova are underrated), but the filler is rough, just a lot of noise.

A slight improvement on their previous album... but still a no for me. It’s pleasant enough to listen as background music, but I can’t help but feel these guys just thought « Hey, let’s redo the Beatles for a modern audience ! » and called it a day. It’s bland pop-rock tailored for radio stations, derivative to the point of feeling like plagiarism. And what’s with the murky sound ? You’d think after the success of their first album they’d have invested in better production. Or maybe they drank their previous earnings at the local pub. I’ll be generous and give it a 2* out of misguided nostalgia (« Wonderwall » was constantly playing everywhere in 1995, so it does bring out memories), but it probably deserves less.

Good mindless fun and a great singalong. Noel Gallagher will always primarily be the Inspiral Carpets' roadie to me, though.

greaat

My second Oasis album, and this one was packed with their hits. They definitely had a powerful, unique sound- mixing alt rock with pop, and pushing the boundaries on what pop music could be. Overall- very good album

Bra album ändå, min favorit även sen tidigare är klart champagne supernova. Tror ej jag kommer lyssna på hela albumet igen dock

Ok, lite långrandig

I put this album on and went skateboarding and it was a great time. When the album looped and wonderwall happened I let it play. I was originally thinking 4 but I enjoyed it too much for that. As far as pop rock, this is probably some of the best of the 90s.

I think the last time I listened to this album was shortly after I graduated high school in the early 2000's. Oasis were kind of on the way out and they were doing a smaller (for them) stadium tour around Europe. They played the 15k seat or so soccer stadium in my hometown, which was a bit of an oddity because not too many bands of their stature would come directly there; they'd usually play Venice or Verona which are bigger cities with properly large venues. Anyway, they put on what I would consider to be one of the worst shows I've ever been to. There was no opener, they played album recordings of their own songs before coming on stage, they didn't say a single thing in between songs, and fucked off 30 seconds after they finished their set, no encore, nothing. I was really disappointed, and not because I even liked Oasis that much, but because I expected something more from what was a huge band just a few years back. I don't remember if this was when the two brothers hated each other the most or not, but I don't really care. That whole experience sums up this album. Sure, the big singles are familiar and I would even consider some of them to be good (Don't Look Back In Anger, Morning Glory), but the rest of it is pretty dull. I don't remember what was supposed to be so good about this. Considering some of the other Brit Rock bands that were around pumping out great material at the time (Supergrass, Blur, etc) this is really sub par. It's saved from total mediocrity by a few of the singles.

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4.0/5

Hard to deny how good this album is, certified 5 ⭐️

I thought that Definitely Maybe was incredible but I think this one is better. Love it! Adding to the record collection ✊🏾

Bizarre - going to see Oasis at Wembley tomorrow!!! Obvs a lifetime classic album. No notes.

I don't go deep with Oasis, but the hits are good. Solid 3/5, above average album.

listened to a little while getting ready for a date at pho and then listened to the rest while having sex w alex. classic album

In 1995? 4.5. In 2025, a solid 3.5.

Cheap pop. Never understood the hype. Good voice and instrumentation.

An all time classic with hit after hit and some good fillers. Anyways, Alexa play wonderwall.

There are not many albums that can have me singing along loudly to every track, but this is one of them. A loud, proud, festival of fun from start to finish.

Good vibes, rock/alt/pop. Fav : Don’t look back in anger. Also : Wonderwall, Some might say, Hey now and Champagne supernova. 4.5/5. Will definitely listen again.

Wonderwall is one of my favorite songs ever so this album automatically gets 5 stars

A few very good songs but not a good record. I find the mid temp rock pretty bland. There is much better Brit pop.

A bunch of whiny Mancunian nonsense

Oasis seem to get a lot of (undeserved) hate from Serious Music Listeners™. In reality, however, they made a lot of really great songs. Layers upon layers of guitars that create a massive wall of sound, and they play it loud as hell too. This is their best album, in my opinion, with plenty of goods to chew on and a few more to be discovered upon further listens. I don't get the point of the Swamp Song excerpts, though. Key track: Roll With It Wonderwall Don't Look Back in Anger Some Might Say Champagne Supernova

I may only be rating this so high because I’m in the heat of the summer but this album has a bunch of absolute seasonal bangers. It’s a good album for sure but there’s something about hearing Champaign Supernova this time of year. I also forgot just how many hits this album has on it. You may not love the genre but this is a crazy influential rock album for the decade.

Nothing special, my score would be higher or lower if I had nostalgia or minded the praise. Wonderwall is a stylistic outlier in this album.

Great album!!!

Goed

Surprised at how many songs i actually knew and liked

I've heard most of the songs on this album, I just didn't realize they all came from one album. I neither love nor hate Oasis, they're just another Britpop band with marginally better songs than most in the genre.

Es un shot de energía roquera 🔥

I SAID MAYBEEEEEEE

3/5

I had U2 followed immediately by Oasis. It felt like nothing changed.

MUST RELISTEN

Lots of Oasis classics but honestly it’s not my favorite kind of rock so i skipped 3/4 through. still nice to hear where the classics are from tho

No me lo he escuchado entero pero HAY QUE DECIR que hasta el momento de los álbumes que me han salido de rock ha sido el mejor

lo bueno de si te gusta oasis es que te gustan todas

3.8

Maybe, sooner or later, I'll be able to figure out what drives so many people crazy about Oasis.

One of the best catalogues of music out there. My only gripe is that I don't feel like the songs are ordered correctly to really make this album feel complete.

A signature of the 90s. Not a throw away song on it. Love the production value and the new sound that songs like Wonderwall brought to us. A bit poppy for my taste.

Great album.. Great songs. A band really excited about what it was capable of. A lot happened after this, but at this point, Oasis were fantastic.

I discovered I have 2 copies of this CD in my collection. I guess that might indicate I like it or I suffer from Alzheimers. I think I should get tested.

This strikes me as high school and college stadium rock. I see the appeal, but don’t need to pursue further.

Often listed as one of the top 100 of all time, this record is packed with classics. But it's the tracks that are just okay in my opinion that keeps it off my top 100. For my ear, their vocals get a little annoying and whiney.

This album is probably both overrated and overhated. Some absolute classics (Champagne Supernova), and the rest is pretty good.

Another one which is hard to rate because it’s so deep in the consciousness. I was quite excited by Oasis when they first appeared but I hated what they turned into…

Overproduced but good

8/10 A huge album for me when it came out. But it's always been one tainted slightly with disappointment. Wonderwall, Don't Look Back, and especially Some Might Say are obviously great, but equally Roll With It, Hey Now and What's the Story are all a bit rubbish. And ultimately it was the last hurrah for Oasis, after only 1.5 good albums, before the rot set in.

Wish I’d gone live

Didn’t understand the Oasis hype after listening to Definitely Maybe. I understand it now.

It was fine. Played in the background while I did other stuff and it wasn't bad. I really like "Don't Look Back in Anger".

Classic album, and perfectly timed with the current reunion tour!

There are a couple of bangers on here, but also a whole lot of 90s drone.

Most of the songs here have nice, catchy melodies and quite good lyrics.

Glorious rock and roll in that pouty, ladish style and wanker attitude. Love it

I want falafel

9/10 Look, I'm not objective, this album shaped for better or worse my preteen years and trying to be objective is near impossible with this album for me. Here's an review I wrote nearly 10 years ago for r/music The album starts with a familiar acoustic guitar intro with birds before the band announces Hello, a track with a glam rock flavor in its chorus, Roll With It is a nice way to finish up this 1-2 punch before the ballad of the album get's the highlight of the hour, so many things have been said of this track but it's sparse instrumentation is key when you think about of why does it work. The drums in this album were certainly well done by Alan White that gave tracks as the previously named Wonderwall, She's Electric and Cast No Shadow a life their previous more rock based drummer wouldn't have dreamed. The title track is a great rocker with a REM twist, after which there's the second instrumental that bridges the last two songs of the album. When the final chorus of Champagne Supernova is reached we get a band who is living the dream of being the most important band of the world, even if it's just for 50 minutes. Anyways heres... https://youtu.be/AULm797Dh3g?t=68&si=4W3GyzC1yL1BxpAW

you can say a lot of things about noel gallagher, but this album has 3 incredible tracks that are each worth a whole star.

When I say this album is overplayed and overrated, I don't mean that it's bad. I don't even mean to say I didn't enjoy it. It was incredibly influential and popular in the late 90s / early 2000s. It's just that this edge-less, squeaky clean sound doesn't do it for me. Says a lot when Radiohead are edgier than you.

They’re not all winners, but it’s a classic.

Same thing as other ‘greatest’ albums here. Two three songs are so strong but the rest is average.

Champagne Supernova is a good song (by far my favourite on the album), yet overall I'm...meh. Maybe Oasis was overplayed on the radio. Or maybe I really do prefer Blur.

Superb! A classic album!

Wonderballs.

Same

Absolute banger.

good album, as we all (must) know

not particularly compelling to me! but not an active dislike

Cool

A couple duds paired up with some of the greatest songs of all time.

Just not for me. I do not care for Oasis.

Okay but what is a wonderwall

1 decent track, the rest are drowned out by awful over production probably because they just don't play good music.

Having spent many years listening to emo I will never again take shit from people about how I enjoy bands where the singers have terrible whiny voices. At least those singers actually have emotion in their voice and aren't holding everything at an arms-length irony barrier like Liam Gallagher is - and everyone loves Oasis!! I honestly don't mind the songwriting and the melodies are great but I can't get past the personalities. The production doesn't help either - guitars are shoegazey but mixed into this far back wall of sound approach where you can't pick any instruments out of it.

Stone cold classic

Another album that has been talked about so much, there's not much to say beyond my own experience listening to it for here. I found it to be pretty good overall. Putting aside all the years of criticism and praise is a little difficult at this point, but I found it to be an enjoyable listen. There were some really good tracks on there. A few weren't so good. But as a whole I'd say the album was pretty solid. The music kept me engaged, the vocals were powerful enough, and the songs had variety and range to keep things interesting. My favorite tracks were Don't Look Back in Anger and Champagne Supernova, both tracks I'd heard before and have enjoyed for a while. I thought the worst song was She's Electric, which was a new one for me. I'd say this was much more good than bad. I don't think it's a masterpiece, but I do think it was a pretty good album. I enjoyed it more than plenty of others I've heard on here, and I could see myself listening to it again. Overall: 3.75/5

Propaganda en la que no voy a caer. Igual gratamente sorprendido que sean más heavy de lo que aparentaban. Not: 2.8

Perfect album. No notes! Takes me back to first hearing this when it was released and I was 15 years old. Still remember every word start to finish.

Just a solid album. Interesting and cheerful songs. Lyrics that make you wonder if there’s a deeper meaning.

What do you mean "Oasis is good"? I thought it was a meme?! This took me by surprise. I really enjoyed this one. Good job Oasis!

Nice touch with the sounds of sloshing water (perhaps is the Oasis? Lolololol). Pretty good album and very fitting that they happen to be touring again. Classics from my childhood, easy listening and catchy tunes. The Champaign supernova is in the sky ☁️☁️☁️

A fine example of how to do Brit pop. Oasis really knocked it out of the park. 3 legendary hits here, and the deeper cuts are also decent. If Live Forever was on here I could almost give this a 5. This kind of reminds me of Ten by Pearl Jam, in the context of a band having most of their hits from 1 single album.

Listened while walking my dog. I was in a funk mood because of a rude interaction I had with a customer service rep. The music and the walk helped me get out of that feeling. The music was very light-hearted actually, I think I would need to listen to the album more times to get the full story behind some of the lyrics but i actually really liked a couple songs, some might say and hello were ones that stood out. I haven’t listened to everything but so far I like what I’ve heard and what I’m hearing.

At the time, it was said that these were the new Beatles. They're certainly good, but as good as the Beatles...

영국의 국가

Super solid record with some absolute classics on it.

Impressive, layered and loud sound. The perfect example of 90s Brit-Pop at its finest.

Коли говорять про Britpop, майже завжди рано чи пізно розмова приходить до Oasis та їх другого альбому (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?. Альбом, що опинився просто в епіцентрі культурного моменту дев’яностих, коли Британія раптом знову повірила у власну музику, моду й попкультуру - приблизно з тим самим ентузіазмом, який країна відчувала ще у шістдесятих. При цьому сам альбом починається максимально по-оазісівськи. “Hello” одразу задає зухвалий, трохи нахабний тон з легким жартом у бік Gary Glitter. Далі починаються пісні, що фактично вже стали частиною поп-культури. “Some Might Say” принесла гурту перший британський «номер один», а “Don’t Look Back in Anger” перетворилася на один з тих гімнів, які люди співають разом на стадіонах. Ну й звісно “Wonderwall”. Пісня, яку сьогодні знає буквально кожен, навіть якщо ніколи спеціально не слухав Oasis. Її назва відсилає до саундтреку George Harrison кінця шістдесятих, а Noel свого часу казав, що написав її для своєї тодішньої дівчини. Втім, якщо говорити про емоційний центр альбому, то ним часто називають “Cast No Shadow”. Пісню, присвячену Richard Ashcroft з The Verve. Тут Oasis раптом стають значно ніжнішими: струнні додають драматизму, а Liam звучить напрочуд зосереджено та навіть вразливо. Титульна “Morning Glory” повертає нас до більш агресивної енергії гурту, коли життєрадісний приспів контрастує з шумом гелікоптерів. Сам Noel описував альбом як дуже “міський”, та навіть обкладинка, що є фото Berwick Street у лондонському Soho це підкреслює. Цікаво, що при всьому цьому статусі класики, одразу після виходу альбом зустріли доволі стримано. Частина критиків скаржилася на вокал Liam, частина на те, що пісні не виправдали очікувань, а хтось на те що в ньому майже відсутні експерименти. І так, Morning Glory не ідеальний. Деякі треки тут відверто філерні, та майже відсутній якись значущий прогрес у порівнянні з попередником Definitely Maybe, який через своє сире та більш сконцентроване та енергійне звучання заходить мені набагато краще. Альбом провів десять тижнів на першому місці британського чарту, розійшовся накладом понад двадцять мільйонів копій та став одним з найуспішніших альбомів в історії Великої Британії, перетворивши Oasis на справжній стадіонний феномен.

Some songs are good, others not. It is a decent album, but not anything I would highlight.

wankers (wish i could give half stars)

So anyway, here's Wonderwall

One of my favorite albums! It's an icon!

Today is gonna be the day they’re remembered as arrogant pricks who gave us Britpop’s high point and the anthem English fans belt out right before losing on penalties. Champagne Supernovas, lager super-egos.

"Slowly walking down the hall, faster than a cannonball" Listened to B4: Yes (30 years ago) Tracks Already Saved on Spotify: 4 - Champagne Supernova, Don't Look Back in Anger, Morning Glory, Wonderwall Standout Tracks : Champagne Supernova, Don't Look Back in Anger, Morning Glory, Wonderwall (71/100)

Mad fer it!

There are some songs that don't really land for me, but those that do hit hard. Very British. Very 90s.

4/10

Justamente no dia em que a banda reúne-se, 4 de julho de 2025, o álbum "What's The Story (Morning Glory)?" me é recomendado. Nunca entendi muito a empolgação em torno de Oasis, já que não vejo nada de revolucionário em sua discografia. Entretanto, a onda de renascimento da estética britpop nos últimos tempos tem me levado a me aprofundar mais no gênero (e até mesmo de gostar mais das músicas). É inegável a presença de algumas músicas no rol de faixas que marcaram os anos 90 e 2000, sendo Wonderwall e Don't Look Back in Anger duas dessas. Champagne Supernova até belisca um lugar nessa lista também. No final das contas, este é um álbum decente. Falando dessa forma até parece algo ruim, mas na realidade não é. Os hits citados anteriormente realmente se destacam, mas as demais músicas são coesas e não afetam a qualidade da experiência como um todo. (Sei que parece cliché, mas, quando eu for a Londres, vou reproduzir a foto da capa. Aliás, que fonte horrível que escolheram para o título).

Dam great album

Good

Oasis. Verken mer eller mindre

Mediocre. Too mediocre, it's boring. White noise would be better cause they are less noisy.

There's like 2 good songs on this album and the rest sound very derivative of each other

i think i just like rock or whatever this genre is LOL love the distortion on the guitar i think the singing and the songs at the start of the album are a bit meh but vibes wonderwall is iconic, i dont think i really care for the original that much tho?? love the cello/strings in it tho hahaha, never heard those before don't look back in anger is iconic in his voice tho (mostly just the chorus tho) the instrument at the start of The Swamp Song V1 is really funny the rest of the album is kinda too same-same-nothing-burgery for me

it’s okay but i just don’t like oasis that much

Solid pop with some great songs. It was hard to get through the 90s without hearing a ton of this. Not my thing exactly but I see why they were successful and this absolutely belongs on this list

I've never liked this album, but wanted to give it the old college try again. Same feelings, it's an overally loud album and nothing interesting happens in it's duration. Songs are overly long.

Almost every song is a classic.

Wonderwall is a killer song that has unfortunately been overplayed and memeified. The whole album is okay, but the only songs that stuck out to me also happen to be the most viewed: Don't Look Back in Anger and Champagne Supernova. The rest fades into the background as their unique style seems less prominent.

I have heard this album before and it honestly slaps

Instant 5/5. Banger album.