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If Definitely Maybe was an unintentional concept album about wanting to be a rock & roll star, (What's the Story) Morning Glory? is what happens after the dreams come true. Oasis turns in a relatively introspective second record, filled with big, gorgeous ballads instead of ripping rockers. Unlike Definitely Maybe, the production on Morning Glory is varied enough to handle the range in emotions; instead of drowning everything with amplifiers turned up to 12, there are strings, keyboards, & har ...

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Oasis: Noel Gallagher (vocals, guitar, E-Bow, piano, Mellotron); Liam Gallagher (vocals); Paul Arthurs (guitar, piano, Mellotron); Paul Mc Guigan (bass); Alan White (drums, percussion). Additional personnel: Paul Weller (guitar, background vocals); Tony Mc Carroll (drums). Recorded at Rockfield Studios, South Wales, United Kingdom. " Wonderwall" was nominated for 1997 Grammy Awards for Best Rock Song & Best Rock Performance By A Duo Or Group With Vocal. The state of English popular music in the m ...

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Oasis: Liam Gallagher (vocals); Noel Gallagher (guitar, background vocals); Paul Arthurs (guitar); Paul Mc Guigan (bass); Tony Mc Carroll (drums). Additional personnel: Anthony Griffiths (background vocals). Producers: Oasis, Mark Coyle, Dave Batchelor. Engineers include: Anjali Dutt, Dave Scott, Roy Spong. In 1967, Roger Mc Guinn laid down the blueprint for rock immortality in The Byrds' " So You Want To Be A Rock & Roll Star." The process, according to Mc Guinn, was an arduous one, involving taking ...

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Oasis return with ' Don't Believe The Truth', their 6th studio album & an album which has been touted as "their best in nearly a decade". (Mojo)' Don't Believe The Truth' is the Oasis that blew you away & an Oasis that you have never met. Put simply, it is a glorious rebirth. ...

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The official party line goes a little like this: sure, Be Here Now was bloated, but the boys were indulging in their phenomenal success at the time &, yeah, Standing on the Shoulder of Giants was a little uneven, but that was essentially due to overcompensation on the corrective steering, plus the defection of two founding members, so 2002's Heathen Chemistry -- the band's fifth album -- is where Oasis returns to form & starts acting like a band again (hell, not only does Liam contribute thr ...

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THE MASTERPLAN is a collection of Oasis B-sides of UK singles & EPs. Oasis: Noel Gallagher, Liam Gallagher, Bonehead, Alan White. Additional personnel: Paul Weller.

Includes:: liner notes by Paul Du Noyer. After proving their staying power with 1997's BE HERE NOW, Oasis culls together b-sides & tracks which were previously available only as imports in the US on THE MASTERPLAN. This aptly titled collection fleshes out the legend, going back to older b-sides like " Fade Away" & " (It's Good) To

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Since Noel Gallagher plays most of the parts on the album, Standing on the Shoulder of Giants isn't really the debut of the new, post-Guigsy/ Bonehead lineup, but it is clearly the beginning of Oasis, Mark II. Such a grandiose statement may imply that it's a clear break from Oasis' past, yet that's hardly the case, since many signatures are still in place -- strummed acoustic guitars, big hooks, undeveloped lyrics, familiar rhymes, & a gigantic wall of sound. The arrangements are every bit as d ...

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Although long-players like DEFINITELY MAYBE & (WHAT'S THE STORY) MORNING GLORY? are certified Britpop classics, Oasis has always been a singles b&, so 2006's two-disc best-of, STOP THE CLOCKS, was a welcome arrival. Oasis has never been touted for their groundbreaking originality, but it's precisely their retro-styled concoction of irrepressible hooks & alternately chiming & roaring guitars that makes their music so appealing. STOP THE CLOCKS drives that point home & then some. Stret ...

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Since Oasis has an instantly identifiable, seemingly simple signature sound -- gigantic, lumbering, melodic, and inevitable, as if their songs have always existed and always will -- it can be hard to pinpoint what separates a great Oasis song from a merely mediocre tune. It could be anything from overblown production to a diminished swagger, or it could be a self-satisfied laziness in the songwriting, or a panicky attempt to update their defiantly classicist pop with an electronic shine. All of

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Since Oasis has an instantly identifiable, seemingly simple signature sound -- gigantic, lumbering, melodic, & inevitable, as if their songs have always existed & always will -- it can be hard to pinpoint what separates a great Oasis song from a merely mediocre tune. It could be anything from overblown production to a diminished swagger, or it could be a self-satisfied laziness in the songwriting, or a panicky attempt to update their defiantly classicist pop with an electronic shine. All of

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