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geordiestone
Awesome album
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Munichhilton
Those two would be really great in the same band someday
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Munichhilton
This album is much stronger than I thought it was gonna be. It’s excellent from start to finish. The deluxe tracks are even good! Bring on Noel’s response next month...it should be just as good. Those two would be really great in the same band someday
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Munichhilton
This album is much stronger than I thought it was gonna be. It’s excellent from start to finish. The deluxe tracks are even good! Bring on Noel’s response next month...it should be just as good. Those two would be really great in the same band someday
"All my people/All mankind"...maybe is the best track!
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KRiffhard
"As You Were doesn't sound retro even though it is, in essence, a throwback to a throwback -- a re-articulation of Liam's '90s obsession with the '60s. That production does Gallagher a favor but so does Kurstin's presence as a co-songwriter, helping to rein in Liam's wandering ear and sharpen his melodies. Ranging from the icy onslaught of "Wall of Glass" to the stark swirl of "Chinatown," this is his best record in nearly a decade, and they add up to an album that illustrates exactly who Liam Gallagher is as an artist. Now in his middle age, he's a richer, nuanced singer than he was during Oasis' heyday, yet he's retained his charisma and, unlike his brother, he favors color and fire in his records, elements that not only enhance this fine collection of songs but make this the best post-Oasis album from either Gallagher to date"
[www.allmusic.com]
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jlowe
Number One in the UK Charts, after one week.
103,000 copies sold.
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DD
I loved Oasis in '94, and have been pretty much thoroughly bored by them and anything to do with them ever since. Good luck to Liam, he clearly still means it, and Noel, who's a funny chap, but wake me up when it's all over.
Declan