Heathen Chemistry - Oasis Reviews

HEATHEN CHEMISTRY is the title of indie rock, Manchester band Oasis' album. The album consists of 11 tracks which I will review. The opening track THE HINDU TIMES is an energetic number to start procedings. The guitar kicks into life and brings great support to the vocals. FORCE OF NATURE is another fas paced song with ...  Read the complete review

Heathen chemistry is the fifth studio album from the band oasis, it was released in 2002 and is kind of a look back to how their style was in the first two albums, there most popular albums as well. Their third and fourth had become much slower and not as rocky and so I wad happy to hear this one had a change in style and it had more of a rock ...  Read the complete review

Heathen Chemistry is Oasis' fifth album and see's the return to form of the Manchester band. After some somewhat disappointing albums in Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants etc. this album once again shows the earth that Oasis have still got it and are in no way on their way out. It's a good and solid album filled with softer lighter songs than ...  Read the complete review

Well if you have read some of my reviews you will know I'm a huge fan of Oasis. Have already reviewed some of their albums, so thought well here is another one, so might as well give it a review. Heathen Chemistry came out back in 2002. How does it compare with there early classic work? Is it any good? Well here is what I reckon to each ...  Read the complete review

It seems Oasis are one of those bands who have fallen into the trap of setting standards so high with the early albums, that they subsequently can't meet them, and all their new work is written off as a poor effort. Heathen Chemistry, having been released in 2005, falls perfectly into this category. Upon first release, it didn't measure up to ...  Read the complete review

Oasis - Heathen Chemistry Let me say from the outset, I am not an Oasis fan. In fact, apart from the first couple of singles, I have found them to be self indulgent as a band, their music to be pretty 'samey' and the hype just that, hype. That being said, The Gallagher brothers have held Oasis together as a band for 17 years ...  Read the complete review

Nearly a decade on from their debut album "Definitely Maybe", Oasis attempted to regain some credibility as musicians and not tabloid front page fodder. In the interim years after their second album "What’s the Story ? Morning Glory" was released Oasis was perhaps better known for their bad boy antics and not for their music. ...  Read the complete review

Having taken a large amount of criticism following their 2000 album Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants, Oasis returned with Heathen Chemistry. It was billed in the musical press as the album that would break them if it failed. The truth was that Oasis wouldn't let the album be the end of them. They've come a long way over the years and despite the ...  Read the complete review

Ever since Oasis' debut album Definitly Maybe came out a decade ago Oasis have been one of the biggest bands in the world. they followed up their fastest selling debut album ever with the equally popular (Whats the story) Morning Glory?, however the subsequent albums although great never matched upto these early high standards. That was ...  Read the complete review

?Heathen Chemistry? is the fifth studio offering from Oasis, and I for one am ?mad for it!? Anyone who has seen Oasis play live in the last 2 0r 3 years will know that they still have the magic touch, despite the clammerings of many over the last 6 years that they were past their sell-by date. Fair enough, ?Standing ...  Read the complete review

Oasis return from their unremarkable last album with a fiery, multi-hued piece that doesn't drunkenly overdo it like Be Here Now or rely too heavily on their carefree sentiment. It opens with the galvanizing The Hindu Times and then Noel Gallagher takes up vocals on the piano thump of Force of ...  Read the complete review

I was a massive Oasis fan in the mid 90's, but then I started to miss the point of what they were doing when they become more about their image and antics than about the music. I felt that they craved the press attention more than wanting to release good quality music. They were no longer the darlings of the music critics, and even their fan ...  Read the complete review

Another year, another Oasis album. Another shot of Liam Gallagher pulling a face, insulting someone whose views/music he doesn?t take to and declaring his love for a stunning young actress/musician. Another year for Noel to guest on a Paul Weller record, to slate someone of political authority he would have had ...  Read the complete review

"Heathen Chemistry", Oasis' fifth studio album, sees a return to the band's more melodic days of the mid-90's. Though it is a refreshing change of pace from the overproduced "Be Here Now" and "Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants" LP's, "Heathen Chemistry" doesn't quite equal the ...  Read the complete review

The line up may have changed since those heady days of 1994 when definitely maybe arrived on the scene to rescue the music industry, but the spirit remains. Ten years of noise and confusion, three new band members, two albums of mixed reviews, and countless walkouts, oasis have answered the mounting number of critics with a blast of musical ...  Read the complete review

I cannot even begin to tell you how great this album is, well what I think anyway! Oasis have to be one of the greatest bands ever!!! They are definately one of my favourites. This album is one of their best! Although their are only 11 tracks each and every single one of them makes the album as good as it is. I don't think it is ...  Read the complete review

This year sees the release of the fifth studio album from Manchester legends Oasis. The question is, however, does it match up to the first two classic efforts, Definitely Maybe and (What?s The Story?)Morning Glory, or is it worse than their two previous albums which, although reasonably good, never reached the heights of the first two. ...  Read the complete review

Oasis are back with a bang after two less than spectacular offerings Heathen Chemistry is a step back on course to old and better stuff from the Manchester lads. Many people will have been looking forward to this album from Oasis. This, their fifth LP coming off the back of some poor works, love lives and new line ups could have had the ...  Read the complete review

Heathen Chemistry was released on the first of July in a blaze of Internet fuelled speculation. The title of the album by the way, coming from a t-shirt that Noel Gallagher saw whilst doing a photo shoot for NME magazine. Wishing to stay away from the internet saga, I bought the album first thing on the Monday morning of its release and took it ...  Read the complete review

I am an absolutely massive Oasis fan and I accept from 1997 until now Oasis releases although good were extremely below par but this is a return to form. So they base there music on the Beatles? So what? As well as being brilliant at it this in itself is a testament to the Beatles . This album is absolutely fantastic kicking ...  Read the complete review