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Columns

On the Sixth Day God Created Man…Chester: Part Three

By Iain Ellis

Manchester's working class population showed the world that trade unions can resist authority. Such solidarity and class consciousness is heard in the arrogant sneers of the Stone Roses and Oasis. [2 October 2009]

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Reviews

Oasis

By Rory O'Connor

For a band that has long been known for their rowdy behavior and outspoken assuredness it was quite a surprise to see just how safe Oasis played things live. [22 January 2009]

Oasis: Dig Out Your Soul

By Chris Baynes

It might not be what you'd call a 'return to form', but the Mancunians' seventh is a high point in a career all too short of them. [7 October 2008]

Oasis: Lord Dont Slow Me Down [DVD]

By Vladimir Wormwood

Lord Don't Slow Me Down ironically shows a band becoming more accomplished and less exciting. [13 November 2007]

Oasis: Morning Glory - A Classic Album Under Review [DVD]

By Jesse Hassenger

At best this is an informative audio commentary in search of a proper medium. [15 March 2007]

Oasis: Stop the Clocks

By Jeff Vrabel

Whatever you think of the Faces/Beatles-chord pilfering and Liam's ability to turn "shine" into a three-syllable insult, when these guys are on, they float right over their own press. [29 November 2006]

Oasis

By Michael Christopher

'I'm off to get wankered!' and other declarations from a welcome return to Philly... [18 July 2005]

Oasis: Don’t Believe the Truth

By Adrien Begrand

After a dark eight-year stretch, at last, some daylight. [27 May 2005]

Oasis

By Matt Pomroy

Oasis: The Masterplan

By Sarah Zupko

Often unfairly labelled as mere Beatle copyists, Oasis have produced some of the best rock songs of the 1990s.

[1 January 1995]

Oasis: Standing on the Shoulder of Giants

By Sarah Zupko

Noel Gallagher attempts to right the ship on Standing on the Shoulder of Giants by diversifying Oasis’ sound and soaking up some contemporary influences from the Beta Band to the Chemical Brothers.