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i get what he means, I also felt like WTSMG aged poorly sound-wise. Tunes themselves are legendary and that's why they are still remembered, but the wall of sound of Definitely Maybe is unmatched
I love What's the story? (Morning glory). I decided to attend university thanks to "Some might say". The line "I was standing at the station in need of education in the rain" put the thought into my head. It sure changed my life in a good and tangible way. Thanks Noel! Cheers mate!
This is an awesome story. And considering that Noel and Liam wanted to be a counterpoint to the grunge pessimism, and offer a positive perspective to young people, they achieved their purpose. Music is the most incredible power on Earth.
I think the sound of morning glory was a great contrast to definitely maybe, I think maybe Oasis are going to get back together soon! I thought maybe Squired do the bass, but I seen liam Gallaghers sons playing guitar in a band maybe he'll be the new oasis bass player
I agree, but am a fervent admirer of Don’t Believe the Truth. It’s not about chart busting singles, but a cohesive album. There is a nice thread that runs thru it that makes it truly great. Love it.
I love that he says he doesn't care for the production on Morning Glory. One of the very first impressions I had of the album was that I couldn't believe that after such a successful debut album, they'd take such a step down in sound. Everything about Definitely Maybe sounds better. It's clearer, mixed better, just everything about the sound is way better. I also think the songs themselves are a lot better too, but I don't feel as strongly about that.
I completely love the sound of both Morning Glory and SOTSOG. It was balanced and absolutely psychedelic. I always thought Definitely Maybe was too polished. Too much treble. Songs are amazing though. Won't even speak about how bloated Be Here Now was
Last album that gave me that Oasis feeling was HeathenChemistry...it was like the Jet Album back then...like the grandpa Version of it....anf even from the start...first single...dont know why until this day when I've heard the hinduTimes first I thought:"fuck, this is great...dont know why, hate the sound, hate the vibe...but it really moves me, music is probably always best when you feel it...and you dont need to explain anything. Like the first two Kula Shaker records... they are just perfect. And so are if not the album - at least the singles.
I dont think he's saying he hates the Morning Glory album and I've many times heard him praise it - AND it was the album that sent Oasis into super stardom....no, I think hes just saying he doesn't like the production on it - something music ignoramuses like me don't really even notice.
I love all theirs. Theres not one song I dislike or hate. Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants is my favourite album. I don't think theres filler songs on the album at all
Be here now is where things started to get a bit messy and overcomplicate and drawn out still some great songs on it first 2 albums are brilliant, do slightly prefer the sound of definitely maybe just for the live band sound of cigarettes and alcohol and supersonic
Take his first comment about DM "it's perfect" and the last comment "if you make a perfect album,then its all over" .. and there you have it: The fundamental issue with Oasis!
They should remaster Morning Glory so that is doesn't sound so muddy. It is my fave album by them but it is like they over produced it to the point where the sound got lost
@@BloodSweatAndMeth I didn't say it wasn't rushed - I said it was over produced. You can over produce something quickly, by messing around with sounds too much, adding way too much compression etc.
Yep morning glory is compressed way too much, they brick walled the crap out of it unfortunately, which is why it sounds so muddy with the dynamic range being absolutely terrible. A good reminder in production that you need to focus on the dynamics then loudness to get a great crisp sound.
They should remaster the entire album, They did a remaster of D’you know what I mean a couple of years back and it sounds absolutely mega. You can actually here the instrumental separation, everything sounds so clean.
It’s brick walled to death but when you play a song off Morning glory right after a different song from a different artist, the Morning Glory songs sounds massive & the other song sounds kind of weak
As a fan of both bands (I was 21 in '94 so I grew up immersed in it all) I personally think that u'll maybe like Definitely Maybe. Raw power & energy of that album is the closest to the Libertines imo. Hope u enjoy ur new musical journey 🍻
😐 what an unlikable whiner. Liam was Oasis. Noel is just a bitter complainer with a spiky beatle haircut. Lol. Noel was just a comical sideshow to his genius brother liam
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Amazed to hear that he does not like the sound of "Morning Glory". Sounds so crisp and alive to me! 🤷
A great song and the confusion sound at the intro like chaos is about to occur is great
@@lunchtimelunatic2536 ah okay thanks for clarifying. Because I really liked that song when I was in high school
i get what he means, I also felt like WTSMG aged poorly sound-wise. Tunes themselves are legendary and that's why they are still remembered, but the wall of sound of Definitely Maybe is unmatched
@@CalippoShots you didn’t like it ?
Yeah it should sound way better it’s really badly mixed or mastered
I love What's the story? (Morning glory). I decided to attend university thanks to "Some might say". The line "I was standing at the station in need of education in the rain" put the thought into my head. It sure changed my life in a good and tangible way. Thanks Noel! Cheers mate!
I work at a university - that's how it should work anyway! Glad it did for you - congrats!
This is an awesome story. And considering that Noel and Liam wanted to be a counterpoint to the grunge pessimism, and offer a positive perspective to young people, they achieved their purpose.
Music is the most incredible power on Earth.
Nice to hear this introspective perspective. I totally agree with him and i'm a big Oasis fan.
He lives under a waterfaaaalllll
The first two albums are perfect if you ask me. Be Here Now was an almost perfect.
@@BloodSweatAndMethrude
What is the problem with long songs??? Be here now is wonderful
I'm in the minority, but Heathen Chemistry is my favourite album.
Me too!
The Hindu Times the best on that album
Great album. My favourite too
He was praising WTSMG when went back to Rockfield
I LOVE THIS GUY!!!
I think the sound of morning glory was a great contrast to definitely maybe, I think maybe Oasis are going to get back together soon! I thought maybe Squired do the bass, but I seen liam Gallaghers sons playing guitar in a band maybe he'll be the new oasis bass player
He’s spoken more about oasis in the last 6 months since the divorce than he has over the last 10 years.
What? He talks about Oasis in almost every interview he has ever done.
A master craftsman at work! 🩵
I like morning glory, prob the soundtrack to my youth. Although I never really listen to it these days.
Funny. I think the sound on Morning Gloey is great but that's probably because I'm used to distortion in my music
I really like don’t believe the truth album.
I agree with the crakling on mourning glory. Still a great album for me though
I agree, but am a fervent admirer of Don’t Believe the Truth. It’s not about chart busting singles, but a cohesive album. There is a nice thread that runs thru it that makes it truly great. Love it.
Agrée with him on everything apart from the implication that Be Here Now isn’t a good album. I think it’s bloody fantastic.
Be here now is a good album!
I like how he says what’s the point after calling his first album perfect
Standing on the shoulders of giants.......is a masterpiece
I love that he says he doesn't care for the production on Morning Glory. One of the very first impressions I had of the album was that I couldn't believe that after such a successful debut album, they'd take such a step down in sound. Everything about Definitely Maybe sounds better. It's clearer, mixed better, just everything about the sound is way better. I also think the songs themselves are a lot better too, but I don't feel as strongly about that.
I agree it’s better mixed morning glory i don’t know if it’s the mixing or the mastering but it’s terrible
My favorite version of morning glory
Liam: their all fu*#ing biblical
Gas Panic is one of their best and it’s on Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
I completely love the sound of both Morning Glory and SOTSOG. It was balanced and absolutely psychedelic. I always thought Definitely Maybe was too polished. Too much treble. Songs are amazing though. Won't even speak about how bloated Be Here Now was
Oasis is about live. Not albums. It's just the kind of band they are
Last album that gave me that Oasis feeling was HeathenChemistry...it was like the Jet Album back then...like the grandpa Version of it....anf even from the start...first single...dont know why until this day when I've heard the hinduTimes first I thought:"fuck, this is great...dont know why, hate the sound, hate the vibe...but it really moves me, music is probably always best when you feel it...and you dont need to explain anything. Like the first two Kula Shaker records... they are just perfect. And so are if not the album - at least the singles.
I dont think he's saying he hates the Morning Glory album and I've many times heard him praise it - AND it was the album that sent Oasis into super stardom....no, I think hes just saying he doesn't like the production on it - something music ignoramuses like me don't really even notice.
I love all theirs. Theres not one song I dislike or hate. Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants is my favourite album. I don't think theres filler songs on the album at all
@@CM_4422 I love those songs. Probably my least favourites off the album but good songs.
Oasis' music gave birth to The Libertines. I'm sure you'll love them!
Oasis and libertines banda for us millenials
The libertines are pish
Be here now is where things started to get a bit messy and overcomplicate and drawn out still some great songs on it first 2 albums are brilliant, do slightly prefer the sound of definitely maybe just for the live band sound of cigarettes and alcohol and supersonic
Definitely maybe is a peak. But I like em all
Take his first comment about DM "it's perfect" and the last comment "if you make a perfect album,then its all over" .. and there you have it: The fundamental issue with Oasis!
He probaly was high most the recording of WTSMG😅
Probably...!?
They should remaster Morning Glory so that is doesn't sound so muddy. It is my fave album by them but it is like they over produced it to the point where the sound got lost
@@kevone08 calm down mate
It needs remix not remaster
@@kevone08 do you always swear at people when you ask them questions?
@@kevone08 i hope you were being ironic there
@@BloodSweatAndMeth I didn't say it wasn't rushed - I said it was over produced. You can over produce something quickly, by messing around with sounds too much, adding way too much compression etc.
Definitely maybe is probably as close to perfect as you’re gonna get.
Yep morning glory is compressed way too much, they brick walled the crap out of it unfortunately, which is why it sounds so muddy with the dynamic range being absolutely terrible. A good reminder in production that you need to focus on the dynamics then loudness to get a great crisp sound.
They should remaster the entire album, They did a remaster of D’you know what I mean a couple of years back and it sounds absolutely mega. You can actually here the instrumental separation, everything sounds so clean.
@@kiely4561they brick walled the crap out of the first three albums. Crank Definitely Maybe up and for a lot of it the guitars are just noise.
It’s brick walled to death but when you play a song off Morning glory right after a different song from a different artist, the Morning Glory songs sounds massive & the other song sounds kind of weak
The Masteplan is b-sides only but it's his best album. It has no fillers, unlike ALL Oasis albums after the first 2 and all of his average solo work.
So Definitely Maybe is perfect but its game over when you make the perfect album. Typical perfect nonsense from Noel. Keep it going chief.
I’ve never bothered checking them out but I love the libertines so maybe I’ll give em a shot
As a fan of both bands (I was 21 in '94 so I grew up immersed in it all) I personally think that u'll maybe like Definitely Maybe. Raw power & energy of that album is the closest to the Libertines imo. Hope u enjoy ur new musical journey 🍻
Disagree morning glory was a great song
Philip scolfeild looking add
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😐 what an unlikable whiner. Liam was Oasis. Noel is just a bitter complainer with a spiky beatle haircut. Lol. Noel was just a comical sideshow to his genius brother liam
so he hates one of the things about morning glory that makes it great. he really is a boring old git with terrible taste in music these days
@@BloodSweatAndMeth I wish I was as happy as you.
He gives himself too hard a time to be fair all those albums bring me fond memories especially the first three 👌🏻