Comments on: Oasis - Lord Don’t Slow Me Down DVD Giveaway

By: Fourthisto

Fourthisto — Sat, 15 Dec 2007 18:38:59 +0000

Not to sound like a parrot, but rack up another What’s the Story vote for me.

The album is just too deep, thats why it edges out Definitely Maybe, and in my uncommon opinion Be Here Now as a VERY close third (some days it even eclipses DM).

Why?

Don’t Look Back in Anger. She’s Electric. Cast No Shadow. Hey Now! Some Might Say. Wonderwall. I mean dear lord! Maybe they should have waited to release a few of those down the road as singles to help even out their later releases! And Bonehead’s Bank Holiday, the import-only bonus track only solidifies the deal.

Oasis has been a band that’s always put out stellar B-Sides, in my eyes (or ears, I guess), but this Album contains three or four of my top ten Oasis tunes. It’s just too hard to compete with that.

By: Steve

Steve — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 22:18:13 +0000

This is pretty lame compared to many of the entries above, but my favorite is “What’s the Story (Morning Glory)” only because it is the only one I have. I got it through that lala trading thing.

After reading some of the entries, I think I will add a couple more to my want list.

Oh, and the least favorite one? Heathen Chemistry only because 2002 was a bad year for me.

By: Brian

Brian — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 21:18:00 +0000

My favorite Oasis album is “Definitely Maybe”- with their arrogance being heard for the first time, they were making a statement saying they were going to take over the world. Brit-Pop not only had its signature album, but had its poster boys as well.
Least favorite: “Heathen Chemistry”- it’s uninspiring, a tad dull and disappointing. With the new line up making its appearance, the band struggled to find their…chemistry. “HC” just lacks the enormous presence that usually surrounds one of their albums.

By: Chrissy

Chrissy — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 16:03:47 +0000

Whats the Story Morning Glory, for sure, and it seems to be the same for everyone! I mean i grew up with that CD in my hand. I slept with it cuddled up next to me at night. Wonderwall and champagne supernova just sing the melody of my pre-teen life.

least favorite is don’t believe the truth. it just isn’t the same oasis i knew when i was young. too bad, so sad! I have always been a purist and this is not pure oasis as i knew it.

By: greg

greg — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 15:59:09 +0000

Favorite Oasis album: Definitely Maybe - They’re hungry & mean on that one, and most of their best songs live there. Some truly immortal stuff.

Least favorite Oasis album: Be Here Now - The one where they lost the plot, big time. The end of the “big rock ‘n’ roll dream.”

By: chad

chad — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 14:24:18 +0000

favorite Oasis album - ‘What’s the Story (Morning Glory)?’ I was really obsessed with that album for a long time. I am a huge fan of their entire body of work but this album is the one that made me a lifelong fan. My freshman and sophomore years in college are remembered the instant I play ‘What’s the Story?’. ‘Some Might Say’, ‘Wonderwall’, ‘Don’t Look Back in Anger’, Champagne Supernova’, ‘Cast no Shadow’, those are all classics. Any band would be lucky to have those songs in a career. Oasis had them on one album!

least favorite Oasis album - that would have to be ‘Heathen Chemistry’. It’s not a bad album, it’s just the one I listen to least.

By: Doug Glosemeyer

Doug Glosemeyer — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 05:03:11 +0000

best is “What’s the Story, Morning Glory” and the worst, in my opinion is “What’s the Story, Morning Glory because I have listened to it so much, somtimes I is too familiar to me!

I love oasis and the Futurist, and I would love the free DVD.

peace

doug

By: chris

chris — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 23:37:03 +0000

my favorite has to be “what’s the story morning glory?” hearing the lines, “all your dreams are made, when you’re chained to the mirror and a razor blade,” when you are 17 seems so incredibly rock n roll and still does when you are 29.

least favorite has to be “standing on the shoulders of giants.” mostly forgettable besides “f’ing in the bushes” and “where did it all go wrong.”

By: Trevour

Trevour — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 07:21:00 +0000

Well, I didn’t win the Brit Box giveaway so here goes again!

Sorry for the terrible pun, but there’s no definitely maybes that my FAVORITE Oasis album is DEFINITELY “Definitely Maybe.” :-) It’s what started my Oasis freakdom back in 1994, and is still the Oasis disc I’ll listen to more than anything else these days. “Rock ‘N’ Roll Star?” - come on, best opening track for an album, EVER. “Live Forever” is pure perfection, and “Slide Away” gets me emotional every time. As Noel once said - if you own “Morning Glory” then you better own “Definitely Maybe” already!

It’s really hard for me to name my ‘least’ favorite Oasis album. I’m sure a lot of people would place “Be Here Now” or “SOTSOG” in this category, but I LOVE those albums. I guess if I had to choose one though, it’s probably “Heathen Chemistry.” Maybe it was because of the time it came out (my crummy summer of ‘02) but I never really got attached to this album like I did with the others. I can listen to it now and love ever minute of it, but it’s still the album I listen to the least.

Otherwise, if you wanna count “The Masterplan” or “Stop The Clocks” as albums, I’ll place those in my least favorite… because they’re just compilations of songs I had already. Singles forever, compilations never. ;-)

By: rich tarbell

rich tarbell — Sat, 08 Dec 2007 22:44:51 +0000

i completely and blatantly avoided oasis in their day because i simply thought they were pretenious pricks always battling and doing stupid crap to stay in the news. in retrospect, they did make some great tunes and really what kicked it into my head was woxy v.2 playing “acquiesce” right at relaunch.

so, with that in mind, favorite album :: “clocks, best of” - the only one i got! least favorite :: don’t knowany other albums they have by name!