Definitely Maybe - Oasis Reviews

I still lament the demise of Oasis. I was lucky enough to see them twice last year. Once at Cardiff's millennium stadium with 75000 other people; I was so excited that even being piss-bombed prior to the band coming on stage couldn't darken my mood (having enjoyed several sherbets thoughout the afternoon helped as well as having just ...  Read the complete review

On the twenty ninth of August, 94', from the depths of the Manchester Music scene, Oasis' debut album, 'Definitely Maybe' arrogantly swaggers forward. At a time of political and musical change, Oasis dictates the future, within their bold new shining light and genre...Brit pop. With the Brother's two-fingered approach to life, it's ...  Read the complete review

The was Oasis's first album and it is definitley their best effort to date. In fact it is one of the best albums ever and forms part of a generations education. It has sold over 2.1 million copies in the uk and has also sold over 1 million copies in america, not bad considering most of the songs were wrote in a builders shed. Definitely ...  Read the complete review

Certainly among the finest debut albums made, Definitely Maybe exploded out of the sea of nothingness that was British music in 1994, the charts were dominated by 2 Unlimited & the like, and anything exciting or real was thin on the ground. Oasis changed that with this call to arms, a rollercoaster of a record which offers hope & ...  Read the complete review

Best ever debut album? Well it's pretty damn good for start! Released in 1994 it sold 7.5 million copies worldwide. Ok so just because it sold a lot doesn't necessarily mean it's any good but put it this way - lots and lots of people must have liked it to sell that many! It received 5 stars from Q magazine and 9 out of 10 from ...  Read the complete review

Definitely maybe is the first album from the band Oasis, it was released in 1994 and had a massive amount of success with many successful singles taken from the album as well. It has since sold over 2 million copies and it still looked on as a great album even now. The first song off the album kicks it off to a great start, ...  Read the complete review

It's hard to believe that Oasis released this, their debut album, 15 years ago now. What a fantastic debut it was as well. Some might say, no pun intended, that it is actually their best album to date. Very few artists have made the kind of impact Oasis made with their first album either before 1994 or since, you could argue ...  Read the complete review

Oasis are one of the greatest British bands of all time. So let's go back to the beginning and have another listen to their debut album. Released in 1994, as Britpop was starting to sweep the country, "Definitely Maybe" stood out as true rock and roll, music with substance set against the noise and bluster of some ...  Read the complete review

Not only the best Oasis album out there at the moment, but one of the best albums of all time. Definitely Maybe is Oasis' first album and they couldn't have started their music careers any better. In this album there are 2 below average Oasis songs but also 1 average and 7 quality Oasis songs. The songs and my ratings are as ...  Read the complete review

Definitely Maybe is one of the great albums of the 90s. The debut by Oasis is definitely one of their better albums, if not their best. The album has a number of songs that are iconic and have great meaning behind them, and almost all of the songs could've been singles. Few won't have heard of "Live Forever", ...  Read the complete review

Oasis - Definitely Maybe (1994) Producer: Oasis, Mark Coyle, Owen Morris, Dave Batchelor Rock 'n' Roll Star Shakermaker Live Forever Up in the Sky Columbia Supersonic Bring It on Down Cigarettes and Alcohol Digsy's Dinner Slide Away Married with ...  Read the complete review

These Mancunian rebels burst on to the scene in 1994 with their sensational debut album, Definitely Maybe, which soon went on to become the fastest selling debut album of all time in the UK. This album has changed my life in so many ways, I cannot begin to describe how much it means to me. A couple of scruffs from Manchester to become ...  Read the complete review

Released in 1994 for me this was the only Oasis album in which they were anywhere near as good as they think they are. Many people say Oasis are a Beatles tribute band and while a lot of their later stuff does borrow heavily, this has a much darker Manchester sound and is what they do best. It is a fantastic debut, brash, ...  Read the complete review

This is is the album that introduced Oasis to the world and its some introduction. As a debut album its staggering in its confidence and energy, and there are absolutely no fillers here, just one great song after another. The album was probably the spark britsh music had been waiting for a long time, and while the quailty of ...  Read the complete review

Definitely Maybe was the first album released by Oasis back in 1994. It is widely known to be one of the greatest debue's of all time. So is this correct? Do I agree. In a word, YES!! But why is this album so good? Well I thought the best way to review it was to break it down into individual songs and review them. So here it ...  Read the complete review

Here it was, the debut of Oasis. Brit pop, indie music and music in general was in the doldrums 93-94, it needed a boost and this was that. Late 1993 and Radio 1 got hold of Columbia and gave it some airplay which was loved by music listeners across the board and this only wetted peoples appetites for what was ...  Read the complete review

Right in no word of a lie , this is the best album I have ever heard .Oasis the band of the notorious but extremely tallented Noel and Liam Gallagher , rose from a tough life on the working class streets of Manchester to national fame and worship and this album had a major part to play . The album kicks off with 'Rock and Roll ...  Read the complete review

Which Oasis album you prefer seems to depend on what type of music you prefer. If u like dirty, sleazy rock and roll then you prefer Definitely maybe. If you would rather the more slow, Britpop Dont look back in anger type songs then it has to be Morning Glory. For me it is definitely Definitely maybe. You know ...  Read the complete review

I just listened to Definitely Maybe in the car recently after probably not playing it for a good 6 months or so and listening to it in its entirety made me remember why Oasis were and still are my most listened to and favourite band of all time, this album is simply a Masterpiece and something that they found impossible to top ( although ...  Read the complete review

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 ...  Read the complete review