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The thing is... people above have gone through the 'only good songs' from Oasis... and easily got to 15-18 tunes between them. And they haven't mentioned some fairly cheesy tunes that are still massively popular as singalongs and good melodies.... I'm thinking Whatever, Don't Look back in Anger, Some Might Say etc.

They don't deserve to have been the biggest English band for the past 30 years (except maybe Radiohead), but they have a pretty decent back catalogue.

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see above about b-sides. Gas Panic, yeah, thats a great tune forgotten that.

But for 7/8 albums, the fact we're struggling to put together an album's worth of great tunes, and only one from the last three albums, is not exactly making a case.

saying that, they do hold huge nostalgic value for me, and always will.

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Much as they have more gash in their canon than most bands IMO they easily have 12 songs to make a "great" album's worth.

- Slide Away

- Acquiesce

- Rock N Roll Star

- Live Forever

- The Masterplan

- Half The World Away

- Cast No Shadow

- Lyla

- Stay Young

- D'You Know What I Mean

- Columbia

- Fade Away

3 songs ending in "Away". Read a few books Noel FFS.

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Yeah the B Sides were quite good to be fair.

I always liked D'Yer Wanna Be a Spaceman

And always really Liked Stand By Me. I love a D to A minor progression (chorus), as simple as it is. Also really reminds me of my first summer away sans parents. We had Be Here Now, Pop and Fat of the Land on repeat for 2 weeks in the Canaries.

This version is great.

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