Definitely Maybe
by Oasis

Definitely Maybe by Oasis
Year: 1994
Release date: 1994-08-29
Overall rank: 117th   Overall chart history
Average Rating: 
80/100 (from 1,902 votes)
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Accolades:
Award Top 5 albums of 1994 (5th)
Award Top 50 albums of of the 1990s (23rd)
Award Top 200 albums of all time (117th)

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Oasis bestography

Definitely Maybe is ranked 2nd best out of 12 albums by Oasis on BestEverAlbums.com.

The best album by Oasis is (What's The Story) Morning Glory? which is ranked number 57 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 16,766.

Oasis album bestography « Higher ranked (57th)
(What's The Story) Morning Glory?
This album (117th)
Definitely Maybe
Lower ranked (1,427th) »
Be Here Now

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  Track ratings The tracks on this album have an average rating of 84 out of 100 (all tracks have been rated).

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Definitely Maybe rankings summary
Overall rank: 117th | 1990s rank: 23rd | 1994 rank: 5th  Overall chart history
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“Today's chart of the day Top 100 Greatest Music Albums by Mr November () 1. (2005) 2. by (1996) 3. by (1989) 4. by (1992) 6. by by (1994) 8. (1991) 9. by (1979) 10. by (1999) 11. by by by (2008) 15. by (1966) 16. (1966) 18. by by (2004) 21. by (1992) 22. by (1990) 23. by by (1993) 25. by by (2010)…”
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To fully "get" this, it helps if you were there. Northern. A bloke. 15-early 20s. At the time of release. Lamenting the roses going AWOL, the Mondays going a bit wrong. Sick of grunge and ripped jeans and flannel shirts. Tale end of shoegaze. Verve never fulfilled the glory of the eps on the debut album. Blur coming out with something you can get behind, suede sound ok but but don't look as good as blur and they only look good as the rest look shit. Feb 94 oasis on the word, channel 4. Supersonic. I must have watched that hundreds of times in the days that followed. I've never looked forward to a single release as much as supersonic. For 6 months at least they were wonderful. The gig when Noel got chinned, I was there. Nothing lasts forever. But if you were there and you got it then you know. If not, you never will.
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I prefer this album to Morning Glory. Is there anyone out there who agrees?
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"TONIGHT IM A ROCK N ROLL STAAAAARRR"

An unbelieavble record. At a time when depresive grunge music was the big thing in the world, here comes a band who had nothing and wanted it all.

"Feeling supersonic give me gin and tonic" "All I need are cigaretes and alcohol"
"you an I are gonna live forever"

Everything about this album is pure rock n roll. Full of attitude and arrogance, loud, proud, young. Great melodies. Slide Away is arguably the best Oasis song.
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Ignore my previous comment. Upon relistening to this album several times in the past few days, I can quite confidently say that it's on par with, if not actually better than, Morning Glory. "Rock n' Roll Star" is an instant classic, as is "Live Forever", but the true gems on this one are the lesser known "Up in the Sky" (probably my favorite Oasis song) and "Supersonic". Admittedly, the second half isn't quite as strong, though tracks such as "Digsy's Dinner" and "Slide Away" make it well worth listening through. "Married with Children" isn't really one of the best on the album, but it sure is a catchy way to finish off this masterpiece.
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90/100
Their arrogance turned me off when they were at their height of popularity, so I never listened to any of their albums. I must say it's a pleasure discovering this 27 years later. Thoroughly enjoying it start to finish. Driving 90's alternative with frequent nods to classic 70's rock. They certainly had something magical, it's a shame they couldn't sustain it longer.
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