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The Masterplan by: Oasis List Price: $11.98 Price: $5.98 You Save: $6.00 (50%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0074646964729 Label: Sony Manufacturer: Sony Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Sony Release Date: November 03, 1998 Studio: Sony Sales Rank: 23357 MPN: 69647 Disc 1:
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Editorial Review: Amazon.com: Following a British rock tradition initiated by the Beatles and lovingly inherited by the Jam and the Clash, Oasis is the only band of the CD era to offer fans extra tracks on their singles that are often as good as, if not better than, the hits. Rather than saving his new songs for the next full album, Noel Gallagher prefers immediacy. Thus, this compilation of those various "B-Sides"--many available as nonimports for the first time--works just great as a listening experience, offering metallic rushes ("Acquiesce," "The Swamp Song") and absolute melodic beauty ("Talk Tonight," the marvelous "Rockin' Chair"), while conjuring up the ghosts of Mott the Hoople, T. Rex, the Fab Four, and Slade, although Oasis's "Cum On Feel the Noize" is sadly absent. --Bill Holdship Customer Reviews
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 Rating:  - Great B-side compilationThis collection shows why Oasis is the greatest group of the 90's. All of these songs were b-sides, yet they sound better than most band's singles. Some of their strongest material is on here: Acquiesce, Talk Tonight, Going Nowhere, Rockin' Chair, and The Masterplan. Rating:  - These B sides should have A sidesWhat a great album. I took my time getting around to buy this one, especially after hearing that it was compiled primarily of all their previous B side ep tracks. Well it feels like any cohesive album to me, and I prefer this to Definately Maybe and Heathen Chemistry. What a great buy, many of these tracks could easily have been released as singles in their own right, making this quite a strong album and a great purchase. A must for anyone who likes Oasis! Rating: - The lead review is a joke.This is truly a great Oasis collection of b-sides and live songs, and songs like Acquiesce, Underneath the Sky, and Talk Tonight cannot be overlooked. However, the very first review I saw by Sara O. Crane says that their first hit was Wonderwall and she enjoys the hit "Bittersweet Symphony." Does this anger any other Oasis fans? Did the greatest debut album ever, Definately Maybe, never come out before Wonderwall even existed? And babe, Bittersweet Symphony is by The Verve. On another note, I strongly recommend this album to Oasis fans, and if you're just getting into the band, I recommend Definately Maybe or (What's The Story) Morning Glory, because I don't think they've matched the greatness of those albums since they came out. Rating:  - IncompleteWonderwall At best, this is only a partial collection, because it omits Oasis's best B-side, Round Are Way, the one used in the movie A Life Less Ordinary and only found in CD form on the Wonderwall single. This is a GLARING omission, and makes this CD much less than a value. Rating: - What's with Noel singing... Ego?Hey folks... since usually those that write product reviews in the Music section of Amazon are typically pretty hardcore fans of the band in question, I'm putting this out there so that I might get an answer to a question I've had ever since recently getting pretty deep into the Oasis catalog myself. The ? is: With such an incredibly talented rock vocalist as Liam, why oh why does Noel Gallagher insist upon singing? First, though, let me clarify a point or two. The reason I'm getting into them so late in the game is that I spent most of the time during their 'heyday' not really listening to popular music at all, as I was in my own band in San Francisco. And as anyone knows who has ever committed himself to such an endeavor, the ... Read More: |
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