I love Definitely Maybe and Morning Glory. I'd probably put Definitely Maybe at least in my top 30 all time favourites. Heathen Chemistry is actually pretty damn good too, but it may be contrast enhancement because Standing of the Shoulder of Giants and Be Here Now were pretty awful. I do have a certain fondness for D'ya Know What I Mean, however.

Oh, Tania. I'm gonna have to reconsider this friendship thing.

[quote="konstantinl"]The 'Indie Set' only treated Oasis with disdain after they became massively successful. Surprise, surprise.

Their first two albums are really good. No one's saying they were innovative or will be a lasting influence on a generation of songwriters, but how many bands do that? It just sounds good.

And I love the Gallaghers. They did lots of drugs, had fights, married floozy pop stars and generally acted like proper rock stars instead of the terminally dull 'cool' musicians "that don't want to be cliches". Fuck that![/quote

what you said mate, what you said

i have an unadulterated love of oasis. their first two albums are classics. even the b sides of the singles are incredible (which is why you should get the masterplan). to be honest, i really like all their albums, warts and all. i think theyre on their way back up to something good again after having a dry spell, since liam can really write songs and its not all up to noel anymore.

Sorry, babe, it's how I feel. Would it help if I said that I think he's a great songwriter?

I think Masterplan is going to be my next purchase. It seems that Oasis are one of those bands who have B-sides that are just as good or better than the songs found on their albums, kind of like Mansun.