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Be Here Now
Release Date: 21/08/1997 |
Rating: 4.41 (104 Reviews)
Date added: 25/06/2002
Last updated: 17/02/2008 |
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Produced By: Owen Morris and Noel Gallagher
Songs By: Noel Gallagher
Cover Photography: Michael Spencer Jones
Art Direction: Brian Cannon, Matthew Sankey and Martin Catherall
© Creation Songs Ltd / Sony Music Publishing. All Rights Reserved.
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There are no Oasis merchandise at the moment...
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Not their best but still brilliant!, 28/03/2011, by Oasisfangirl |
There are a couple dodgy songs on here but it is totally overshadowed by the quality of all the other songs.
Could beat any of records released now a days by a long shot. |
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the difficult 3rd album...., 23/06/2009, by wizwheeler |
| i really cant belive how much bad press this album gets, ok fair enough it aint whats the story, but come on there are some classics here. do u know what mean is a proper rock tune, and dont go away is such a cool tender tune, this album is so underated |
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LOVE BE HERE NOW, 28/05/2009, by miocco |
i think that be here now, wasn't a success, cause noel criticize too much this album
love stand by me, be here now, the girl and the dirty shirt, i hope i think i know, all around the world |
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be here now, 06/04/2009, by shamrocker |
| i'll probably get lots of stick 4 this but be here now is my fav album |
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An Underrated Classic, 26/11/2008, by Toxodon |
I originally wrote this review for rateyourmusic.com
As everyone already knows, 'Be Here Now' was supposed to be the great follow-up to Oasis' first two masterpiece albums. As far as initial sales go it was a successful album but ended up being heavily criticized. The band was riding high (literally) off their success and did get a little too caught up in themselves. This album is, ironically, the reason I started listening to the band. 'D'You Know What I Mean?' was the first Oasis song that got me into the band (and the single was the first Oasis CD I ever bought, and, I still own the original copy). I tend to agree with Liam Gallagher more than Noel on this album. I do believe it is a "top record", just a little too long (Some songs could have been cut out such as 'Fade In-Out', 'The Girl In The Dirty Shirt', and the title track. For me, the songs 'My Big Mouth' and 'D'You Know What I Mean?' are the pinnacle of Oasis' coked-out arrogant rampage (and unlike many others, I f***ing love it). My favourite songs from this are D'You Know What I Mean?, Don't Go Away, Stand By Me, and My Big Mouth. |
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