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Dig Out Your Soul

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While Oasis has always been ruled by the Gallagher Brothers, Liam and Noel, in recent years the band has transformed into a democracy with each band member contributing a song or two. 2008’s Dig Out Your Soul features six from Noel that range from the trademark Oasis bombast of “Waiting for the Rapture” to the bluesy kitsch of “Bag It Up” and “(Get Off Your) High Horse Lady”, while his “Soldier On” and guitarist Gem Archer’s “To Be Where There’s Life” do their best to shuttle off into psychedelia with a slight taste of Indian raga shading the Brit-Pop wallop. Liam’s Lennon-like ballad (what would an Oasis album be without some nod towards the Beatles?) “I’m Outta Time” is affecting and for pure classic Oasis, brother Noel’s “The Shock of the Lightning” and “Falling Down” come closest to their wall of sonic bliss. The entire album is produced to loud, numbing effect, the dynamics deliberately sacrificed. Oasis prefer to overwhelm the listener with wave after wave of unrelenting verve and style. 

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Be Original Oasis

I used to be a big fan of Oasis when I was growing up around the mid nineties. Older people then used to complain how they were just a beatles rip off band, I always disagreed, songs like supersonic, rock n roll star and wonderwall sounded original and unique to me. It's only now in their recent albums I'm begining to notice what people used to say. It's like they are trying to write beatles songs, liam is trying to be John Lennon. It's a bit creepy, I mean why can't they be Oasis? and grow into their own unique sound instead of trying to mimic the beatles? It's really clear to me on this latest album and a few of there last ones they are trying to be the beatles instead of be Oasis. I probably won't download any of this album because there is nothing fresh, it just sounds like a rehash of things. I think part of it is they have left the fluid rythm of the beats from songs like wonder wall and supersonic. Anyway, I think the Gallaghers are tallented, they just need to stop trying to emulate the beatles and go their own way, then they would create something fresh and great like a new supersonic or wonderwall.

Classically cool.

If "Don't Believe the Truth" was Oasis's She Loves You, this is almost certainly their Sgt Pepper's. This is the first and last Beatles reference I'll use, but it's apt. The simplicity of Don't Believe the Truth couldn't have prepared anyone for this, brash, bold and huge new album from Oasis. Dig Out Your Soul is rocking, it's grooving and it's touching all at once in that wall of sound that is so classically Oasis. The album tells a story like Oasis albums of old, from the rock 'n' roll opener to the gloomy closer, each track sweeps all that lay before it. Highlights? Pretty much all of them. From the pounding opener, the boisterous The Turning, the beautiful I'm Outta Time, the groovy To Be Where There's Life and of course, The Shock of the Lightning, this is Oasis at what some would say is their very, very best. And I haven't even mentioned Falling Down yet... Overall, a fantastic album. Welcome back, Oasis. The world is a much brighter place with you around.

ATTENTION: BUY THIS ALBUM!

After waiting months for this album to come, its finally here! And YET AGAIN, Oasis do not disappoint! This is a huge slice of humble pie for the bands critics, who claim they bring out the same old stuff. This album is just as good as Definatly Maybe & Morning Glory. BY FAR THE BEST ALBUM RELEASED SINCE THE TURN OF THE MILLENIUM! Song ratings: Bag It Up - 10/10 The Turning - 10/10 Waiting For The Rapture - 8/10 TSOTL - 10/10 I'm Outta Time - 8.5/10 (Get Off Your) High Horse Lady 8/10 Falling Down - 8/10 To Be Where There's Life - 9/10 Ain't Got Nothing - 9/10 The Nature of Reality - 8/10 Soldier On - 10/10

Biography

Formed: 1993 in Manchester, England

Genre: Rock

Years Active: '90s, '00s

Oasis shot from obscurity to stardom in 1994, becoming one of Britain's most popular and critically acclaimed bands of the decade in the process. Along with Blur and Suede, they were responsible for returning British guitar pop to the top of the charts. Led by guitarist/songwriter Noel Gallagher, the Manchester quintet adopted the rough, thuggish image of the Stones and the Who, crossed it with "Beatlesque" melodies and hooks, injected distinctly British lyrical themes and song structures like the...
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