(What's The Story) Morning Glory? - Oasis Reviews

It was the mid 90's and I was about 10 years old. My Dad had a few Oasis singles, notably Roll With It and Don't Look Back in Anger. Then, one day, our house was broken into, and the singles were sadly taken. Part of the insurance gave us back those songs in the form of this album. Now at 10 years old, I wasn't as aware of ...  Read the complete review

I'm stepping way out of my comfort zone here. In response to a friend's challenge that I couldn't fairly review an album by a band I didn't like, I'm steeling myself to take the plunge. I'm writing this almost in real-time as I listen to it - call it character building, if you will. I never had time for Oasis in the 90s when I ...  Read the complete review

Morning Glory is the second album from shameless rip-off merchants Oasis Hello How nice, they start the album with a greeting. What greets us is slightly worrying these days, a fairly pedestrian glam stomp along with nonsensical lyrical and keeping with the nonce theme the first blatant bit of robbing is from ...  Read the complete review

(Whats the story) Morning Glory was the hugely successful follow up to Oasis's hit debut album Definitely maybe. The boys picked up where they left off with the last album and did not disappoint the fans in any way. Like the last album this one kicks off in a typical energetic way with Hello and Roll with and once again we ...  Read the complete review

The day this album was released I had the good fortune of finishing school at noon, I hurried straight home where my sister had procured us both copies, it was one of those moments where you find yourself watching the stereo - I sat on the edge of my bed & gazed at my over-large Sharp stacking system & waited for the intro of ...  Read the complete review

This for me is the second best Oasis album, behind Cigarettes and Alcohol, this lacks some of the raw energy of their debut album, but was more popular due to the polished nature of the songs. Released in 1995 this was the bands most popular album. HELLO This is a weak opener which borrows heavily from Gary Glitter, I'm ...  Read the complete review

Who says Oasis have no talent? Who says they're merely attempting to copy the Beatles? Well, back before they really got on each others nerves and split up (although I swear we've heard that one before...) they produced albums like this. Introducing What's The Story (Morning Glory). The unbridled success of their debut album, ...  Read the complete review

Whats the story morning golry is the second studio album from the band oasis. It is their most successful album release and also the best in my opinion having hit after hit after hit. The second song off the album is roll with it. it's a really catchy song and even though I don't think the lyrics are the best of their songs it ...  Read the complete review

This album is a superb follow up to the debut "Definitely Maybe". There are 12 tracks two of which, the untitled songs 6 and 11, are really subtracks which either link the songs either side or lead in to the following track. The running time is, give or take a second, 50 minutes exactly. It contains four singles that ...  Read the complete review

We've all heard the sayings about 'difficult second album' or 'difficult third album'. But how do you follow an album which has been one of the fastest selling debuts of all time, and confirmed you as the heir apparent to The Beatles? Well, if you're Oasis, quite simply it seems! "(What's The Story) Morning Glory?" ...  Read the complete review

(What's The Story) Morning Glory is Oasis' second album following up their first Definately Maybe. Following up one of the best albums of all time is a very difficult task, but this album does not disappoint. The album contains 12 songs, 2 of them being little musical follow ons leading into the next song. I can't remember the last time ...  Read the complete review

(What's The Story) Morning Glory confirmed Oasis' standing in the tables of rock greats. Whereas Definitely Maybe was filled with a raw, action-packed sound, Morning Glory is an overall more complete album, with each and every song adding something unique and different to the album. Definitely Maybe had some cracking songs, but Morning ...  Read the complete review

When was the last time you bought an album where every track was amazing? I am not sure when I did, modern bands certainly don't put out albums of this standard any more. Back in 1995, a group of Manchester lads made an album that was just that. Led by brothers Noel and Liam, Oasis released the album '(What's The Story) ...  Read the complete review

Oasis - Whats The Story Morning Glory So, this is widely said to be one of the greatest albums of all time. So is it? Well in my opinion it is, but that's just my opinion. There are so many massive tracks on this album, it really does everything a great album should. Keeps you interested from the very start and there is ...  Read the complete review

(What's the Story) Morning Glory is the biggest album from the biggest Brit Pop/Indie band of the nineties. I am of course referring to Oasis and ask anyone that grew up in that era or enjoyed the music to name an album by Oasis I would hazard a guess that over 95% would mention this album. I am the first to admit that Liam Gallagher is ...  Read the complete review

(What's the story) Morning Glory, by Oasis, is in my opinion one of the two best albums of all time, the other being Definitely Maybe by, you've guessed it, Oasis. I am a huge fan of the band and have seen them 7 times, including Knebworth Park for the biggest show of them all. I won't do a track by track review as the quality ...  Read the complete review

Alot has been said about this album, and most of it I agree with, one of the things most people say about this CD is that its the kind of album where EVERY track on it is a winner, a rarity in the music business. Oasis' very important second album was Released in October 1995 it became Oasis biggest commercial success ...  Read the complete review

This is perhaps the album The Beatles always wanted to record, from the band they always wanted to be! Oasis's mid 90's (What's the Story) Morning Glory? is still as brilliant and enjoyable as it was a decade ago, and its message is still very much applicable to this day. Following on from their debut, the follow up record ...  Read the complete review

It was the year 1991 that Oasis originally formed as a band; in 1994 debut album 'Definitely Maybe' was released and in 1995 '(What's the Story) Morning Glory?' followed. The '(What's the Story) Morning Glory?' album consists of twelve tracks and this therefore provides for 50 minutes of music. When it comes to Oasis albums you're ...  Read the complete review

What's the Story Morning Glory was the second album Madchester rockers Oasis released, back in 1995. Maybe I'm just getting too old for them but I think Oasis's material was much better in the 1990's than the songs they are producing now? This album is in my opinion their best work (though many think that their first album ...  Read the complete review