Don't Believe The Truth - Oasis Reviews

The problem for Oasis has always been one of how do you top the excellence of Definately Maybe and Whats the Story... and while no album will top that effort this album is good enough to stand on its own merits as an enjoyable rock album. Not only that but with a couple of the tracks written by Liam Gallagher this album showed that the song ...  Read the complete review

DON'T BELIEVE THE TRUTH is the title of OASIS' album. The indie rock band from Manchester include eleven tracks on the album sung by Noel and Liam Gallagher. The opening song TURN UP THE SUN showcases the band's talents with strong vocals supported wonderfully by the guitar and drums to produce a cracking opener. MUCKY ...  Read the complete review

Don't believe the truth is the sixth studio album from the rock band oasis. It was released in 2005 and wet straight to number one in the album charts. The album has a bit more of a pop rock feel to it in my opinion however that main thing I notice about the songs are that I think oasis just tried to take on a more up to date style, which I guess ...  Read the complete review

Oasis are probably one of the most popular bands ever with hits such as Wonderwall and Don't look back in anger. They are from Manchester and formed in 1991. This is their seventh studio album and it was released in 2005. Here are my favourite tracks from the album: (1) Turn up the sun; a great intro starts off the album positively. ...  Read the complete review

I have loved Oasis for many years and I possess every album and single excluding 3 or 4. They are my favorite band and I was so much looking forward to this album and it doesn't disappoint. In my eyes this is probably Oasis' most consistent album and it doesn't contain 1 bad song, but the only problem is, there are quite a few average songs with ...  Read the complete review

So have always been a massive fan of Oasis. I really loved their first two albums, have seen them live and always enjoy their music. However since 'Definatley maybe' and 'What's the story' they have never been able to hit the same heights. So how does this album do compared to their earlier work? Well here it was I make of all the ...  Read the complete review

So this is Oasis's neweat album to date but does it match up to its predecessors? It is probably the best theyve done in the last eight years but doesn't match up to the first two Oasis albums by any means! For 11 songs the Gallaghers have managed to grind out some toe-tapping Britpop, but there are no classic anthems like 'Don't Look Back in ...  Read the complete review

I write a review of this album in a straight line manner during which time I forget that this is definitely a perfect way of writing it. I wish to review a CD by the historical British band called Oasis. I know I exist but I have never existed to have surfaced on everything so I raise myself to surface on this review of the CD - Don't Believe the ...  Read the complete review

Don't Believe the Truth **Intro** This album is another in the collection of oasis' top notched albums. Although it isn't the best of the bunch they still make great albums 10 years on from where it all started, when they bought out defiantly maybe. This is in the top 50 albums of all time and I'm not surprised. Oasis ...  Read the complete review

Ohhhh, its a tricky one..... Oasis continue to rock the boat over 10 years since their first single came out, popular opinion still swinging about and whether you love them or hate them it seems your still talking about them. In Their 5th album 'Dont believe the Truth' i perceive a more layed back style which is easy to beleive as both ...  Read the complete review

Oasis return on top form and this is coming from a truly devoted Oasis fan since the heady days of Britpop. Every song on here is an absolute delight and like good wine, gets better with time. There are some fast numbers and some slow numbers. The album opener "Mucky FIngers" does not dissapoint, for it is vibrant and catchy ...  Read the complete review

Oasis have been standing at the pinnacle of English ‘rock’ music for the majority of my duration at the very least, and quite rightly so, coming out with classics such as ‘Definitely Maybe’ which was a stunner of an album, it is no wonder that they are one of the most successful English bands ever. This newish offering is also worth ...  Read the complete review

Q magazine in a review of "Don't Believe The Truth" describe the release of an Oasis album post "What's The Story Morning Glory" as being akin to a one night stand with an old flame -full of seductive words, excitement and high hopes only to crash around you into a situation of embarrassment, disillusionment and great ...  Read the complete review

Theres no Definitely Maybes here, The Boys from Manchester are Definitely Back! Their Sixth Studio Album has the Gallagher Boys returning to the top of the league of Rock N Roll, Pop N Soul working alongside once again -"The Shroud" Jay Darlington on Keyboards and The Son of the Legendary Beatle, Ringo Starr (aka Richard ...  Read the complete review

Well what can I say other than another fantastic long awaited album by what has to be the best bands around at the minute. This album is jam packed of the creme de la creme. My absolute favourites on this album have to be Mucky Fingers which from it starting gets you jumping up and down. The importance of being idle for me ...  Read the complete review

The return of Oasis has been probably one of the most anticipated albums of the year. They couldn't afford another album like Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants. In fact Noel was so cautious about this that after they'd finished the album he insisted they go back into the studio and rerecord half the album as he was wary of how it sounded. It's ...  Read the complete review