In 1994, something was lacking from the music scene. Grunge had just died out, Indie was yet to become big for ten or so years and something needed to fill the gap. Then popped up Oasis, and Definitely Maybe.

It really shows how much Noel Gallagher wanted to be a rock star, especially the song `Rock 'n' Roll Star`, capturing his visions of his dreams, to become a star of rock 'n' roll. The album all over seems to have a happy feel to it, making you want to get up and dance!

The silly lyrics of Shakermaker, and the stern sound of Slide Away seem to give the album the edge, encapturing so much different variety. But without doubt, the best song has to be Supersonic, with the catchy guitar riff and enlightening words, it seems to be Oasis' best song behind Acquiesce or The Masterplan.

My Advice: get it, if you haven't already. It's an album waiting to be bought. Are you still here? Go! Now!

In 1994, something was lacking from the music scene. Grunge had just died out, Indie was yet to become big for ten or so years and something needed to fill the gap. Then popped up Oasis, and Definitely Maybe.

It really shows how much Noel Gallagher wanted to be a rock star, especially the song `Rock 'n' Roll Star`, capturing his visions of his dreams, to become a star of rock 'n' roll. The album all over seems to have a happy feel to it, making you want to get up and dance!

The silly lyrics of Shakermaker, and the stern sound of Slide Away seem to give the album the edge, encapturing so much different variety. But without doubt, the best song has to be Supersonic, with the catchy guitar riff and enlightening words, it seems to be Oasis' best song behind Acquiesce or The Masterplan.

My Advice: get it, if you haven't already. It's an album waiting to be bought. Are you still here? Go! Now!

I have just read a review on Don't believe the truth and it was a dreadful review, saying it was the worst album ever. I can't believe that. I think that it is the best album that Oasis have produced. It mixes all of the past songs that they've produced and put it into 1 album. Let there be love is a nice quiet song that relaxes you a lot. The importance of being idle is a nice easy song, which makes you think of your past. However, Lyla is a loud song, all jumpy and dancy energetic. My message to you people is to ignore the reviews and buy it, buy it right now!

50 cent, probaly the most famous rapper int he world to Eminem, has produced better stuff in his rubbish bin. Maybe one day, he'll realise that rapping is torture, rubbish with no meaning other than to have a reason to swear all the time in public without being told off! Rappers like 50 cent have no style a spoiled brat basically who shouldn't touch a michrophone again!

Well what can you really say. When I first heard this song, I was amazed, outstanded no wait shocked at ho well it had been put together. Everthing is perfect in every single way. Catchy tune, light guitar and guitar solo's, perfect drum affect and the vocals are fantastic. The whole song is focused on the chorus, the part of the song where all of the energy is let loose, a bit like a nuclear reactor, you have all the outer layers thick and strong then, of course, the loose, loud, explosive centre. This is the sort tune that gets stuck in your head. Just so you know, I am listening to this as I type and it is somehow influencing me to type things I have never typed before. I actually feel quite sad when this song ends, just to give you some flavour as to the quailty of this song. My advice is buy it, right now, but of course to get it, you must, "Walk Away!"