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 "The first song is 'Rock'N'Roll Star,' a historic piece by Oasis, which delivers a great adrenaline rush."

 "'Bring It On Down' expresses all the anger of the English working class, which is kindly invited to 'destroy it.'"

This review celebrates Oasis' debut album 'Definitely Maybe' as a quintessential Britpop record filled with raw energy and psychedelic rock elements. The reviewer praises key tracks like 'Rock'N'Roll Star,' 'Shakermaker,' and 'Live Forever,' noting their impact and emotional power. Some songs are less favored, but overall, the album is recognized for its influence and authenticity. The review also touches upon the album's themes of drugs, nostalgia, and working-class frustration. Dive into Oasis' vibrant debut and experience the raw spirit of Britpop—listen to 'Definitely Maybe' now!

 We are faced with an absolute masterpiece, a page of history, a symbol of mid-’90s England, the highest point reached by Oasis.

 The most beautiful piece in the career of the Manchester group is ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’... the memorable solo of this song is something absolutely unique.

This review praises Oasis’ album (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? as a defining masterpiece of mid-90s British rock. The album blends britpop with powerful rock elements, featuring unforgettable tracks like Wonderwall and Don’t Look Back In Anger. Despite a few less impressive songs, the overall quality and impact remain unmatched. The reviewer highlights the band’s energy, memorable melodies, and enduring legacy. Dive into the iconic sounds of Oasis and experience the rock mastery of (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? now!