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Definitely Maybe 1994 Epic Records (US) | Rock
'n' Rolll Star Shakermaker Live Forever Up in the Sky Columbia | Supersonic Bring It On Down Cigarettes & Alcohol Digsy's Diner Slide Away Married with Children | |||||
| Aahh
. . . Brit Pop! What a truly wonderful time in music history! Band rivalries,
catchy tunes . . . harkened back to the golden age of the sixties, and the original British Invasion. unfortunately, too many Americans still had their heads stuck in the grunge movement to notice that truly exceptional music was being made, full of positive emotion - not the negative moaning of a bunch of no-talent millionaires pretending to be poor. No pretentions with Brit Pop - just tellin' it like it is! Along with Blur, this is where it all started. | |||||||
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(What's the Story) Morning Glory? 1995 Epic Records (US) | Hello Roll With It Wonderwall Don't Look Back in ANger Hey Now | Some
Might Say Cast No Shadow She's Electric Monrning Glory Champagne Supernova | |||||
| This
one just exploded all over England. So much so, that it was even felt over here
in the US!. If ever there was an album that personified the Britpop movement of the 90s, this was it. Sadly, Oasis could never duplicate the success nor artistry of this record. Oh, and 'Champagne Supernova' is the best. | |||||||
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Be Here Now 1997 Creation Records | D'You
KNow What I Mean? My Big Mouth Magic Pie Stand By Me I Hope, I Think, I Know The Girl in the Dirty Shirt | Fade
In-Out Don't Go Away Be Here Now All Around the World It's Gettin' Better (Man!!) All Aaround the World (Reprise) | |||||
| Aah,
the Coke of all cocaine albums; overindulgence at its best (or is that 'worst'?).
Noel Gallagher was reported to be in the studio screaming for "more guitars!" on every song. I think 'D'You Know What I Mean?' has like 37 guitar tracks alone. Definitely for fans only. Incidentally, this album broke Creation Records due to its high cost and the huge drug bill, too. Seriously. | |||||||
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The Masterplan 1998 Epic Records | Acquiesce Underneath the Sky Talk Tonight Going Nowhere Fade Away The Swamp Song I Am the Walrus (live) | Listen
Up Rockin' Chair Half the World Away (It's Good ) To Be Free Stay Young Headshrinker The Masterplan | |||||
| A collection of rarities, live tracks, and B-Sides spanning their career so far. For completists only. | |||||||
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Standing On the Shoulder of Giants 2000 Epic Records | F***in'
in the Bushes Go Let It Out Who Feels Love? Put Yer Money Where ..... ..... ..... ..... Yer Mouth Is Little James | Gas
Panic! Where Did It All Go Wrong? Sunday Morning Call I Can See a Liar Roll It Over | |||||
| Now
down to a trio (bass player and guitar player left in a well-publicized [in England]
split), the Gallagher Brothers soldiered on with this record. While there are some good tunes here, it's painfully clear that Oasis will never be as good or as influential as their hereos, The Beatles. Once you get over that pompous air they have about them, you can enjoy Oasis for what they are: a band with some good tunes. | |||||||
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Heathen Chemistry 2002 Epic Records | The
Hindu Times Force of Nature Hung in a Bad Place Stop Crying Your Heart Out Songbird | Little
By Little A Quick Peep (Probably) All in the Mind She is Love Born on a Different Cloud Better Man | |||||
| Their
first album with the new lineup. Again, nothing new here. While there are some
good tunes here, the album overall doesn't do anything for me. Another nail in the coffin of rock 'n' roll, apparently. | |||||||
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