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Definitely Maybe
Release Date: 30/08/1994 |
Rating: 4.93 (143 Reviews)
Date added: 25/06/2002
Last updated: 17/02/2008 |
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Produced By: Oasis and Mark Coyle
Songs By: Noel Gallagher
Cover Photography: Michael Spencer Jones
Art Direction: Brian Cannon
© Creation Songs Ltd / Sony Music Publishing. All Rights Reserved.
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the best, 23/06/2009, by wizwheeler |
| the greatest rock and roll album of all time, this is the album that defined my taste in music for the rest of my life, it will never get old |
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Definitely Amazing, 26/11/2008, by Toxodon |
I originally wrote this review for rateyourmusic.com
I honestly believe that 'Definitely Maybe' is the best debut album by any British Pop Rock group (with honourable mentioning to the Smiths and the Stone Roses). It really showed how Oasis had so much potential for greatness. A straight-up rock'n'roll masterpiece (a trend that would come to it's height on the next album). This album has it's own distinctive overall sound with Liam Gallagher's vocals sounding a little different than on later albums (perhaps because of his age at the time). The album's atmosphere is typified with songs such as 'Up In The Sky', 'Columbia', 'Bring It On Down', and 'Slide Away'. If I had to pick a least liked song it would probably be 'Digsy's Dinner'. My favourite tracks are 'Live Forever', 'Cigarettes & Alcohol', 'Supersonic', and 'Bring It On Down'. |
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Masterpiece, 26/06/2008, by hope_to_last |
| It's my personal favourite, the whole album is great and all the songs are exceptionally good! |
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best oasis album, 11/05/2008, by meclarkester1994 |
| sorry about the review on the cage I thought I was talking about this album but i clicked on the cage by accident.But this is definitely a brilliant album,brilliant music,definitely one of oasis best albums nothing compares to it |
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Killer, 09/01/2008, by checkwithmemum |
| This album stands above all, doesn't matter what age you are the tracks on this album stand the test of time. |
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