Another great album from the best British boy band of all time but there are some signs of deterioration. In this album there are 3 quality songs, 2 good songs and the rest is pretty bad. But this doesn't stop me from loving the album, it's Oasis, so it can be forgiven. But even with 6 pretty bad songs, anybody that says Oasis are on their way out are talking a load of rubbish. Every band has there bad songs and unfortunately a few of Oasis' are in this album. The songs and my ratings are as follows: 1 - Bag It Up - Like most Oasis albums, Dig Out Your Soul gets off to a good start. I immediately took to this song and although its not their best, it certainly ...  Read the complete review

For a few years now people have been slating Oasis saying that they have past it and can't make good music anymore... all i have to say is that is rubbish. If your after a Definitely Maybe or What's The Story Morning Glory, well this isn't it, but it is the best Oasis album since Morning Glory. Oasis have grown up and with them so has their music, out are the more pop tunes and in comes the pure rock 'n' roll with thumping drum beats and heavy guitar playing. Noel isn't writing all the songs anymore which has given a more varied sound. Easily the best non Noel song to come from Oasis is I'm Outta Time, which was written by Liam about his ...  Read the complete review

Dig Out Your Soul is a marked improvement upon the previous Don't Believe the Truth album in every way (except perhaps for the specially commissioned artwork... which is especially odd). The first single to be lifted, The Shock of the Lightning sounds like a single in the context of the album (not that that's a bad thing), but importantly it's an excellent rocker which speeds along and is a signpost for the bands return to form. As too is the ballad I'm Outta Time which is a beautiful heart felt piece in what is a slightly less 'in your face' side of Oasis. Certainly the closing Soldier On sums the album up nicely, providing a slightly more progressive and ...  Read the complete review

The latest and most diverse of Oasis albums with everyone doing something, a good album but if Oasis want to make more classic album, Noel writes and Liam sings, leave the experimenting to the b-sides!!! Bag it up : Very gritty song, the minute it starts you know your listening to an Oasis record. Liam and the guitars sound superb in this, a great album opener. 8/10 The Turning : I get a reminder of Be Here Now and magic pie from this song, not sure why though. Very good song going from loud and in your face to a stripped back sound, very good sound, you can here old Oasis and new throughout this tune. 8/10 Waiting for the Rapture : Noels ...  Read the complete review

Dig out your soul is the seventh studio album from the band oasis, it was released in 2008 and it is also set to be the last album from oasis, or at least the last album featuring Noel unless he comes back to the band since his recent split. The first song is called bag it up and it kicks the album off to a good start. It also sums the album up, or at least what most the songs on here are going to be like, it gives the impression that the albums going to be mostly a harder rock feel and that does apply to the rest of the songs as well. This one is pretty good however just not catchy enough to be a hit. The first single to be released off the album ...  Read the complete review