Dig out you soul cause here we go, this is oasis best studio album since morning glory, its superb, "bag it up", "the turning" and "the shock of the lightning" provide the traditional oasis rock sound, while liams amazing "im outta time" is the perfect tribute to john lennon, pure magic, liam also provides the brilliant album closer "soldier on" and the short but sweet anthem "aint got nothing". Noel sings "waiting for the rapture" a great song with a brilliant chorus and "falling down"/"(get off your) high horse lady" slightly different types of songs but with excellent lyrics. Gem continues to contribute ace songs, with the inspired "to be where theres life" and andy provides the impressive "nature of reality". These 11 songs blend together perfectley and form a fantastic album, definetley the best record since morning glory, don't get me wrong, i love be here now, stading on the shoulder of giants, heathen chemistry and dont believe the truth, but none of them have the same "5… more »

Dig out you soul cause here we go, this is oasis best studio album since morning glory, its superb, "bag it up", "the turning" and "the shock of the lightning" provide the traditional oasis rock sound, while liams amazing "im outta time" is the perfect tribute to john lennon, pure magic, liam also provides the brilliant album closer "soldier on" and the short but sweet anthem "aint got nothing". Noel sings "waiting for the rapture" a great song with a brilliant chorus and "falling down"/"(get off your) high horse lady" slightly different types of songs but with excellent lyrics. Gem continues to contribute ace songs, with the inspired "to be where theres life" and andy provides the impressive "nature of reality". These 11 songs blend together perfectley and form a fantastic album, definetley the best record since morning glory, don't get me wrong, i love be here now, stading on the shoulder of giants, heathen chemistry and dont believe the truth, but none of them have the same "5 star" feel to them, if youre knew to oasis, this should convince you to invest in them again in the future (noel has hinted the next album isnt too far away) if like me youre an oasis fan of some time, then youll be glad to have 11 more top songs to add to your oasis collection, especially as these 11 can easily be played with the hits from definetley maybe and (whats the story) morning glory.

Only people who want to hear Definitely Maybe will bash this album, infact everytime Oasis bring a new album out, people come out with the same old 'It's No Defintely Maybe'. Give it a rest. I love this album, Times change, Bands change and Oasis are no expection. I will give a few songs a review below. It really is that good, any genuine Oasis Fan who really loves them will appreciate this album.

'The Shock Of Lighting' is a Pacey, energized delivery from Liam, coupled with a performance that recalls 1995's Morning Glory. As a result, probably the song most likely to find favour with fans of "vintage" Oasis. The there is Liams' first and I think best song on the album 'I'm Outta Time' which includes a sample of John Lennon's interview at the end, which gives me goosebumps everytime I hear it, it has plenty of Lennon-esque style of musicshere. 'Waiting For The Rapture' instantly reminds of The Doors 'five to one' and is Noel's third-person account of being ensnared by a… more »

Only people who want to hear Definitely Maybe will bash this album, infact everytime Oasis bring a new album out, people come out with the same old 'It's No Defintely Maybe'. Give it a rest. I love this album, Times change, Bands change and Oasis are no expection. I will give a few songs a review below. It really is that good, any genuine Oasis Fan who really loves them will appreciate this album.

'The Shock Of Lighting' is a Pacey, energized delivery from Liam, coupled with a performance that recalls 1995's Morning Glory. As a result, probably the song most likely to find favour with fans of "vintage" Oasis. The there is Liams' first and I think best song on the album 'I'm Outta Time' which includes a sample of John Lennon's interview at the end, which gives me goosebumps everytime I hear it, it has plenty of Lennon-esque style of musicshere. 'Waiting For The Rapture' instantly reminds of The Doors 'five to one' and is Noel's third-person account of being ensnared by a predatory woman. 'The Turning' is definitely one of Oasis's most atmospheric recordings. The Moody electric piano gives way to affirmative come-ons on a series of increasingly rock-tastic choruses. Then the last track 'Soldier On' Reflective paean to perseverance oscillates soberly between a single titular mantra and bursts of keening melodica from Noel, until both dissipate, as if to leave room for closing credits. Again, in my opinion is further evidence of Oasis's new-found mature ability to create sympathetic settings for the their older more thoughtful selves. As such, a fitting conclusion.

A stunning album overall with a more heavy rock approach which is a damn good thing! 5 outta 5 Easy! Mad fer it!