The album No Oasis fan should be without.
As like most of the population of Britain i love oasis, i feel as tho they are a part of our culture. This album has a range of all there best songs, from good old rock songs like Morning Glory, Cigarettes & Alcohol and Rock n roll star, to chill ... Read review
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Greatest Hits is their dispatch to the ages, Stop The Clocks -- a two CD collection that spans the ins and outs of their career from debut single "Supersonic" to...
STOP THE CLOCKS
Although long-players like DEFINITELY MAYBE and (WHAT'S THE STORY) MORNING GLORY are
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certified Britpop classics, Oasis has always been a singles band, so 2006's two-disc best-of, STOP THE CLOCKS, was a welcome arrival. Oasis has never been touted for t...
Greatest Hits is their dispatch to the ages,Stop The Clocks-- a two CD collection that spans the ins and outs of their career from debut single "Supersonic" to 2...
Stop the Clocks - Oasis
Terrace anthem heroes or rock plagiarists: how will history judge Oasis? Well, if a band's
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Greatest Hits is their dispatch to the ages, Stop The Clocks -- a two CD collection that spans the ins and outs of their career from debut single "Supersonic" to 2005's sixth studio album Don't Believe The Truth -- suggests that whether you believe they lost their way in a blizzard of cocaine around the time of 1997's Be Here Now or put their first foot wrong the day Liam first put crayon to paper as lyricist -- at their best they're quite simply at the top of their game. First up, a run-through the early stuff: band manifesto "Rock'n'Roll Star', their first chart-topper "Some Might Say", and its B-side, the acoustic, Noel-sung "Talk Tonight". In such context, later efforts like "Lyla" and "Go Let It Out" lack the obvious hunger of what came before, but they demonstrate exactly why Oasis got as huge as they did: their affinity for the stomping, Slade-derived swagger and runway-width choruses just perfect for filling stadiums and football fields. Fans who shelled out for Oasis' B-sides compilation The Masterplan might feel mugged by the decision to reprise four tracks here, but a genuine Oasis Best Of wouldn't seriously work without the presence of "Acquiesce". Live forever? These songs just might. --Louis Pattison
Stop the Clocks - Oasis
Terrace anthem heroes or rock plagiarists: how will history judge Oasis? Well, if a band's
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Greatest Hits is their dispatch to the ages, Stop The Clocks -- a two CD collection that spans the ins and outs of their career from debut single "Supersonic" to 2005's sixth studio album Don't Believe The Truth - suggests that whether you believe they lost their way in a blizzard of cocaine around the time of 1997's Be Here Now or put their first foot wrong the day Liam first put crayon to paper as lyricist -- at their best they're quite simply at the top of their game. First up, a run-through the early stuff: band manifesto "Rock'n'Roll Star', their first chart-topper "Some Might Say", and its B-side, the acoustic, Noel-sung "Talk Tonight". In such context, later efforts like "Lyla" and "Go Let It Out" lack the obvious hunger of what came before, but they demonstrate exactly why Oasis got as huge as they did: their affinity for the stomping, Slade-derived swagger and runway-width choruses just perfect for filling stadiums and football fields. Fans who shelled out for Oasis' B-sides compilation The Masterplan might feel mugged by the decision to reprise four tracks here, but a genuine Oasis Best Of wouldn't seriously work without the presence of "Acquiesce". Live forever? These songs just might. --Louis Pattison
Stop the Clocks - Oasis
Terrace anthem heroes or rock plagiarists: how will history judge Oasis? Well, if a band's
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Greatest Hits is their dispatch to the ages, Stop The Clocks -- a two CD collection that spans the ins and outs of their career from debut single "Supersonic" to 2005's sixth studio album Don't Believe The Truth -- suggests that whether you believe they lost their way in a blizzard of cocaine around the time of 1997's Be Here Now or put their first foot wrong the day Liam first put crayon to paper as lyricist -- at their best they're quite simply at the top of their game. First up, a run-through the early stuff: band manifesto "Rock'n'Roll Star', their first chart-topper "Some Might Say", and its B-side, the acoustic, Noel-sung "Talk Tonight". In such context, later efforts like "Lyla" and "Go Let It Out" lack the obvious hunger of what came before, but they demonstrate exactly why Oasis got as huge as they did: their affinity for the stomping, Slade-derived swagger and runway-width choruses just perfect for filling stadiums and football fields. Fans who shelled out for Oasis' B-sides compilation The Masterplan might feel mugged by the decision to reprise four tracks here, but a genuine Oasis Best Of wouldn't seriously work without the presence of "Acquiesce". Live forever? These songs just might. --Louis Pattison
Advantages: Great Value, great music great band. Disadvantages: doesnt have all the classics
The album No Oasis fan should be without.
As like most of the population of Britain i love oasis, i feel as tho they are a part of our culture. This album has a range of all there best songs, from good old rock songs like Morning Glory, Cigarettes & Alcohol and Rock n roll star, to chill out songs which are great just to relax too like the masterplan, songbird, and then there s the songs which are just absolute oasis style classics like obviously ... ...these songs are just absolute classics that every body knows and most people love.
Disc: 1
1. Rock n Roll Star
2. Some Might Say
3. Talk Tonight
4. Lyla
5. The Importance of Being Idle
6. Wonderwall
7. Slide Away
8. Cigarettes & Alcohol
9. The Masterplan
Disc: 2
1. Live Forever
2. Acquiesce
3. Supersonic
4. Half The World Away
5. Go Let It Out
6. Songbird
7. Morning Glory
8. Champagne Supernova
9. Don't Look Back In Anger
Disc: ...
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Advantages: some of there greatest songs all on 2 cds Disadvantages: some songs are missing
having been fan of oasis for as long as they have been out, i have eagerly awaited this cd since the announcement of its release due to there previous record company wanting to get there moneys worth from them as they have now changed there record company . contained on the cds are: Disc: 1 1. Rock n Roll Star 2. Some Might Say 3. Talk Tonight 4. Lyla 5. The Importance of Being Idle 6. Wonderwall 7. Slide Away 8. Cigarettes & Alcohol 9. The Masterplan ... ...2. Acquiesce 3. Supersonic 4. Half The World Away 5. Go Let It Out 6. Songbird 7. Morning Glory 8. Champagne Supernova 9. Don't Look Back In Anger Disc: 3 - DVD
1. 40 minute Noel and Liam Electronic Press Kit 2. Champagne Supernova - live at Knebworth 3. Fade Away - live at Knebworth 4. Lord Don't Slow Me Down film trailer 5. Gallery section this release has included some of there greatest well known songs e.g supersonic, champagne supernova, the ...
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Advantages: An album of classics, with bonus DVD Disadvantages: One or two great tunes missed out
As a massive Oasis fan, I eagerly awaited the release of this greatest hits album, one that could and maybe should have been released two or three years ago. It has most of the lovable classics on here from the early days, aswell as those from their last album Don't Believe The Truth. Here is the track listings
isc: 1 1. Rock n Roll Star 2. Some Might Say 3. Talk Tonight 4. Lyla 5. The Importance of Being Idle 6. Wonderwall 7. Slide Away 8. Cigarettes ... ...1. Live Forever 2. Acquiesce 3. Supersonic 4. Half The World Away 5. Go Let It Out 6. Songbird 7. Morning Glory 8. Champagne Supernova 9. Don't Look Back In Anger Disc: 3 - DVD
1. 40 minute Noel and Liam Electronic Press Kit 2. Champagne Supernova - live at Knebworth 3. Fade Away - live at Knebworth 4. Lord Don't Slow Me Down film trailer 5. Gallery section What confused me slightly is why the album is spread across two discs, when surely these ...
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Advantages: 18 quality tunes Disadvantages: An unneccesary purchase for fans who already own thier studio albums
A greatist hits collection comprising of 18 Oasis tunes, this is a necessary purchase for anyone wanting to hear a selection of Oasis' best songs. Although this is a strong greatist hits album, my personal opinion is that if you already own oasis' study albums your not missing anything. The DVD is worth watching, but not something you are likely to go back to on a regular basis. In my opinion this is an album for 'music lovers' not 'Oasis fans', ...
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Label / Distributor: Big Brother / PIAS UK/Sony DADC
Pieces in Set: 2
Studio / Live: Studio
Stereo: Stereo
Format: Performer
EAN: 5055019603600
Additional notes
Album Notes: Although long-players like DEFINITELY MAYBE and (WHAT'S THE STORY) MORNING GLORY are certified Britpop classics, Oasis has always been a singles band, so 2006's two-disc best-of, STOP THE CLOCKS, was a welcome arrival. Oasis has never been touted for their groundbreaking originality, but it's precisely their retro-styled concoction of irrepressible hooks and alternately chiming and roaring guitars that makes their music so appealing. STOP THE CLOCKS drives that point home and then some.
Album Reviews: Mojo (p.124) - 5 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he experience, to be frank, is quite revelatory....Perhaps the biggest surprise is just how exciting and powerful the old chestnuts sound."