Very good record. As good as definitely maybe, the two stand as the best Oasis did, and will ever do. Morning Glory, Don't Look Back In Anger are my favorite tracks, but Wonderwall, Hello and Roll With it are also very good.

From Runaway on Wednesday 11th August 2010 |

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Thurston Moore (Sonic Youth) summed it up best: "Wonderwall is one of the worst records ever. 'Sugar Sugar' is a better record, and I'm being serious". He was right. Now tell me I don't get it because I'm American, and I'll be fine with that. I don't WANT to get it. I derive no pleasure from listening to Oasis. In fact, the most pleasure I get from them is when they are interviewed. They are so pompous and full of themselves, it really is great comedy. It's like an episode of Baywatch, but different (and not nearly as jiggly).

From ninecurses on Saturday 19th June 2010 |

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Much better than the debut. While that album needs some serious trimming, this album is just fine length wise. A few great songs while a lot of the others hold up well. Almost everyone says it went downhill from here but I'll have to judge for myself. If the next album is closer to morning glory than definitely maybe it might be good.

From an_outlaw on Thursday 10th June 2010 |

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yeah, this album and definitely maybe are sonically much louder than 99% of pre-millenium albums, as all the levels were deliberately upped as part of the ongoing 'loudness war' (louder music sounds better to human ears). to see for yourself, find a jukebox in a bar (preferably not a new one that might auto-compress everything) and play one song from this or definitely maybe and then something else from the 90s. you should find the bartender frantically searching for the volume nob on the sound system. i did this once at a little airfield bar in new zealand with said results.

From telefunker on Wednesday 5th May 2010 |

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The only reason why I keep listening to it is because I keep forgetting how Blur are so much better.

From Awec on Wednesday 5th May 2010 |

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This album's great, but it's a bit too "full" to be played on my setup, so it mostly sounds like loud static :I Man, I just got this at the used bookstore for $2, and it might have been the best bargain-bin album I ever bought :O I'd hate to point out the obvious, but it's like a weird mix of the Beatles and Nirvana.

From Applerill on Wednesday 5th May 2010 |

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It's an enjoyable soft rock album but not hall-of-fame material. Rolling Stone has it at number 376 of The RS 500. I think that's a little generous. Definitely Maybe is a superior album and is hall-of-fame material.

From Freddie55 on Tuesday 29th December 2009 |

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Wondercatterwaul!.... Drivel.

From badfaith on Monday 28th September 2009 |

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(What's the story?) Morning Glory would have to be one of the best rock tracks of all time with the glorious intro, but I can never get Don't Look Back in Anger out of my head with its haunting lyrics and arrangements. Wonderwall is of course a timeless piece of wizardry that will sound as fresh and new in a thousand years time as it did when it first came out.

From mayonaise93 on Wednesday 5th August 2009 |

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don't look back in anger in my book.. what a chorus

From telefunker on Wednesday 13th May 2009 |

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