(What's The Story) Morning Glory? by Oasis (Brit Pop)

Pros: Don't Look Back in Anger, etc...
Cons: Slow at times.

Oasis is one of those bands in which personal turmoil overshadow talent and camaraderie at almost every career turn. Music publications and tabloid papers love covering the warring band, and Oasis never lets them down. At the center of ...

Pros: Imaginative songs, Good lyrics, catchy tunes, fine vocals
Cons: A couple of simple tracks

Oasis succeeds, when it does, because Noel Gallagher can write! The man is a genius when he applies himself and his brother, Liam, interprets his words into music with his voice like no one else can. A great lyricist is what is missing from most bands...

Pros: A solid rock album, with several interesting songs.
Cons: Some tracks don't hold up all that well for me.

Nostalgia... truthfully, this is a sentiment with which I'm fairly well acquainted. When I came by che lledun's Nostalgia W/O, I thus fell inclined to submit an entry. And it didn't take long to choose what product to ...

Pros: Solid over all, decent singles, almost convincing maturity even if it sounds a little forced
Cons: Shight compared to Definitely Maybe, sounds too much like the Beatles for comforts sake

Though Oasis are among the most hated figures in rock music, people constantly have trouble in choosing whether to hate their music because of their almost inexistent ethics, and in the end it all comes back to “Yeah, but their music is so bloody ...

Pros: Some good pop-rock songs that are about as good as pop-rock gets.
Cons: Beatles wannabes, much of the disc is derivative of the fab four and other acts.

Oasis AKA The Worlds Number One Beatles Tribute Band: Are they a good pop band or a group of hacks that happened to ride a nostalgia wave. In an attempt to answer that question I shall look at this: Oasis' 1995 album What's The Story Morning Glory (that...

Pros: four good songs, two neat instrumental tracks
Cons: four songs that suck

Oasis is a band I’m only peripherally aware of. I know they came out big in the humdrum mid to late 90’s. I heard a few of there songs now and again and I somehow ended up with some mp3s of theirs, too. They never blew me away although they do ...

Pros: a few good songs
Cons: too many bad songs

With 1994's Definitely Maybe, English rockers Oasis took the world by storm, creating a huge buzz across the pond and starting a large buzz here in the States as well. The bickering Gallagher brothers were kind of the English version of...

Pros: A bunch of great songs
Cons: Cleaner than Definitely Maybe

1995 was a busy time for Oasis. They were just stepping into the height of their success, and (What rsquo;s the Story) Morning Glory < b> would eventually mark their highest point.< p> Definitely Maybe< b> hit #1 in the UK album charts, and ...

Pros: Wonderwall and Morning Glory. That's about it...
Cons: It's abyssmal.

Why? That's the only word I can think of in association with this album. Well the only polite one at any rate. There are so many questions raised by this, the most overrated album in the history of the universe: Why did so many people buy it? Why do the...

Pros: The apex of OASIS' aesthetic
Cons: They knew it

There are records invaluable for their timelessness; there are records invaluable for their attachment to specific times and places. OASIS sophomore record, 1995's (What's The Story) Morning Glory falls somehow in between. It was ...

Pros: Almost perfect production, amazing lyrics, including original melodies along with semi-familiar ones.
Cons: Heavy.

No, it’s not a mirage. These guys are real, even if they had a big hit in the 1990’s and were suppo ...

Pros: Some of Oasis' best and most known work, growth from Definitely Maybe
Cons: Champagne Supernova's horridly overrated

It was 1995. Music, specifically rock, had just had a wonderful year in albums like Vitalogy, Dookie, The Blue Album, Superunknown, Jar of Flies, and Nirvana's MTV Unplugged in New York. Some would call it one ...

Pros: every song.
Cons: none

In 1995 oasis was a band that was coming off the most successful debut album ever in the U.K (Definitely Maybe), and in America they had created a strong buzz with the singles "live forever" and "supersonic". But it wasn't until the release of "What's...

Pros: Nearly Everything!!
Cons: Useless little interludes.

Right now, here in 2004, and British music scene needs serious help. Every other week, music magazines, desperate for another worldwide phonenamen to call their own, label every poor gullible band "The Band Most Likely To Change Your Life" When, in ...

Pros: A great piece of typical Britpop.
Cons: She's Electric, one of the worst songs ever... Hugely overrated.

About six months ago I wrote a review on this album praising it to the skies and worshipped the ground that chief songwriter and Oasis lead-guitarist Noel Gallagher vomited on. Now of course I'm older and like to think I'm wiser, and I'm fully aware that...