Best Oasis Songs

PaulMcGrath5 wrote:

Pablo Honey is one of my favourite albums ever, not a bad song on it.

Totally agree with this, it is a super album.

Beavis wrote:

Shebber wrote:

The Bends (Radiohead) is a fantastic album, but I have to say that Radiohead went off the boil after that, and Definitely Maybe and What's the Story Morning glory are marginally better albums. I also dislike how Radiohead refuse to play what the crowd want to hear at their shows.

Shebber wrote:

I get Radiohead

Without meaning to sound like and @rsehole, saying that Radiohead went 'off the boil' after the Bends (after which time they went on to make probably the most critically acclaimed album of all time followed by arguably the most beautiful since the turn of the century) means you don't.

'Off the boil' probably wasn't the correct term, but in my opinion their best albums were Pablo Honey and the bends, and after that their albums, while some of them excellent (OK Computer, Kid A), have gradually disimproved. You may think otherwise, that's fine too!

You said earlier that Oasis is a band for people who don't like music, i'm just illustrating that this is not the case! The Bends is in my top 5 albums of all time, but Definitely Maybe pips it for me.

If you have 200 million priests, and 5% of them are paedophiles, that's still only 10 million paedophiles!

Be Here Now is the most underrated album of all time

rolo wrote:

horsebox wrote:

I don't even think you can compare Oasis to Blue as Oasis were on a different planet.

I'll give u that.
Hated Blue

spat me coffe out

The first time the Devil made me do it. The second time I did it on my own.

BigStrongMan wrote:

Be Here Now is the most underrated album of all time

Completely agree, some gems on this album, My big Mouth, Fade in out, Getting better man, stand by me, be here now...all excellent. Some of the songs went on for too long, but otherwise excellent!

If you have 200 million priests, and 5% of them are paedophiles, that's still only 10 million paedophiles!

little by little

stop crying your eyes out

talk tonight

The first time the Devil made me do it. The second time I did it on my own.

Oasis were big in America in the mid 90's. I asked a few.people about Oasis when I was over in America
I said they weren't big over here. More than a couple said they were big and they knew a lot of their songs. They weren't U2 big because they didn't lick arse over there by fraternising with knob executives, producers and tv people. In America you really have to promote yourselves well amd promote.a good image. Oasis ran amuck over there cancelling shows at the last minute, Liam going Awol, Noel going Awol etc.. Alot of their fans got pissed off too because they didnt turn up for gigs and so on.

Edited by Trap junior - 26 Oct 2012 at 10:53am

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People say that after Definitely Maybe and Whats the Story they didn't have any good songs.

I beg to differ -

All Around the World

Dont Go Away

Stand By Me

Sunday Morning Call

I hope i think i know

Little by little

stop crying your hear out

Let there be love

im outa time

i rate all those as good songs

On a different level to Blur

Roberto Baggio wrote:

People say that after Definitely Maybe and Whats the Story they didn't have any good songs.