Music : (What's the Story) Morning Glory?

Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 5055019600722
Format: Enhanced
Label: Big Brother
Manufacturer: Big Brother
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Big Brother
Release Date: February 17, 2000
Studio: Big Brother
Sales Rank: 454

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Disc 1:

1. Hello
2. Roll with it
3. Wonderwall
4. Don't look back in anger
5. Hey now
6. 6
7. Some might say
8. Cast no shadow
9. She's electric
10. Morning glory
11. 11
12. Champagne supernova

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Editorial Review:

Amazon.co.uk Review:
Oasis were already dubbed the New Beatles before the release of What's The Story--within a month of it going multi-platinum, The Times claimed they were more important than the Fabs; and Liam Gallagher was inviting George Harrison to fight him on Primrose Hill. But then, you'd feel cocky enough to pick on a Beatle if you'd just recorded these songs. Obviously the singles--"Wonderwall", "Don't Look Back In Anger", "Some Might Say"--rock; but it's a shocker rediscovering just how ace the album tracks are. The minor-chord that the chorus of "Hey Now!" pivots on could liquefy a brick; "Champagne Supernova" is the sound of a band riding the nose-cone of a rock & roll Concorde, and as for "She's Electric"--ah, well. Every New Beatles must have their "Maxwell's Silver Hammer". --Caitlin Moran




Rating: - (What's The Story) Morning Glory
This was the first oasis album i bought after having bought stop the clocks. This is one of the best albums i own and is probably the most listened to on my iPod. There isnt a song on here that i dont like, even the instumentals are entertaining. Definitly 5 out of 5

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Rating: - That was then...
and no-one better offset the uncertain, shifting Zeitgeist of the 90s than Oasis. Far from the masterpiece many aver, this nevertheless carried enough swagger and sympathy to etch itself onto many a lager-soaked student's heart...

1: Hello
A good start, saying "hello" at the beginning of an album. So is going on to say "it's good to be back." It is also a borrow from, ahem, Gary Glitter.

2: Roll With It
To think that anyone thought Country House was better. One ... Read More

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Rating: - Absolute classic
Simply, if you don't have this album you need to book an appointment at the Priory.

Listen from start to finish and escape into the sounds of one of the greatest rock and roll bands ever.

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Rating: - Never understood
The popularity of this band, i'll start by saying, that i dont think they arent a good band, because they are ok. But no way are they great. Poor singing all round, extremely bad lyrics... Nothing special musically.

Perhaps the most overrated band ever, Oasis seem to continue releasing the same old stuff. Lyrics have progressed worse and worse, the music stays dull and dreary. And Noels poor singing (and liams even worse singing) make these a pretty boring band in my opinion.

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Rating: - One of the all time greats!
Dont listen to the VERY FEW 1 star ratings here, They obviously just have something against Oasis. This album is amazing and has hit after hit, if you havn't got it then buy it now! Champagne Supernova is my fave on the album and is a great last track for the album.

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