Definitely Maybe - Oasis

I say this album, really cheap in a charity shop. I've only just recently bought it, therefore I haven't listened to it yet. While I'm listening to it, I'll be writing my personal review on each track. here's my review: 1) Rock 'n' Roll Star I like this song as it's pretty catchy and a really good song. Personally people might see me listening to this but I don't really like Oasis so maybe they won't. The lyrics are good but there is a lot of repetition with the lyrics, which is good if it's only repeated once or twice, or at the end but hundreds of times doesn't make it a great song. 2) Shakermaker I also like this song, at the ...

Definitely Maybe was the debut album that shot Oasis into the major league in 1994. This CD established them as the clear industry leaders, selling copies running into millions and earning them the title of "the new Beatles" (unjustified, unfortunately). The success of the CD laid to rest the "intense" music war between Oasis and their main British rivals, Blur, once and for all. Definitely Maybe shot to the number one spot in the record charts within a week of release, surpassing Blur's successful Parklife album as well as all expectations for the band's debut. That said, for most music fans there was never really any competition - it was ...

In the summer of 1995, the Northern town of Huddersfield was set alight by the fact a band was playing the McAlpine stadium not just any old band but REM! Yup REM was gonna slum it and play Huddersfield! How the stadium owners pulled that one off I’m not to sure! Tickets sold out within days being one of the lucky one’s I got a ticket and noticed that some band by the name of Oasis was supporting them - Oasis who? Was my thoughts! I was mightily miffed when a second date was announced and the Beautiful South were the support act! As it happened Oasis got famous and pulled out of being REM’s support act and I got to see Beautiful South! I digress some ...