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This album is practically "Heathen Chemistry 2". If it were even named that, I'd understand. The only difference between Heathen and this album is that Heathen has more songs that I'd actually listen to more often. From this album there are only like 5 songs I'd keep on a daily playlist, which are good songs, but the rest of the album, for me, falls flat.

Turn Up The Sun is a solid opener; it felt a bit weird at first how "Christmassy" it felt at the start, ... read more

It's not bad actually. I was expecting Heathen Chemistry to be awful considering all of the reviews, and giving it a listen, it isn't as bad as I thought it were gonna be. This whole album is quite gritty and all the songs sound like developed demos, which usually isn't the best of things, but with Liam's rough vocals, I feel as if the instrumentals get away with it because they both go together really well.

The Hindu Times is a great starter for the album, there's ... read more

Be Here Now was the end of Britpop, and rightfully so, to be honest. It isn't a shit album; it is good, but I just think the heights of DefMaybe and WTSMG really put a shadow over this album, and the good songs on this album really stand out over the not-so-good songs, instead of there being a bit of equality throughout the album, like seen in the previous two.

I said it isn't a shit album, but it's more an album I probably wouldn't listen to FULLY again, unlike the other ... read more

Equally as good as the previous album, minus the Swamp Song excerpts. One thing you can take away from Oasis, whether you love them or hate them, is that their consistency is outstanding; they are at the top of the list when it comes to album consistency in my opinion. This album SCREAMS Britpop, forget your Blur or Pulp nonsense (I like both bands, don't panic), THIS is the album.

There isn't really anything that's much better or worse than the prior album; it's literally ... read more