Lyla

Move on!

Oasis are still eating out on their former brilliance. Their time has...  Read full review »

Fantastic new single for Oasis!

When I first heard Lyla (I managed to catch the video exclusive on channel 4 a few months ago), I wasn't overly impressed. Maybe my expectations for Oasis to re-produce some of the material from WTS Morning Glory and Definitely Maybe were a bit high but I was pretty disappointed at how the hype built up for their brand new single of 2005 turned out to be for very little.

However, when I got the pre-release copy of Don't Believe The Truth, I listened to Lyla again and now I love it. It's by far the best song on the new album ('Keep The Dream Alive' and 'A Bell Will Ring' are pretty good too) and since then I have been unable to get that chorus out of my head - it's so damn catchy! It's definitely Oasis' biggest hit since Little By Little...  Read full review »

The boys are back

Well, another new Oasis album, another stomping first single. Lyla is most definitely a grower, and whilst most Oasis fans love all their songs, this new album seems t...  Read full review »

Great songs but........

...this CD could have been so much better. The production leaves a lot to be desired as the sound is tinny with bass virtually non-existant. The Oasis "wall of sound" trademark is sadly missing.

As for the songs......brilliant !. Lyla is a mid-tempo stomper which borrows from the Stones Street Fighting Man but is pure Oasis.

Eyeball Tickler is...  Read full review »

Oasis - Lyla

Having been wating for the disintegration of Oasis. Since the first two brilliant albums, the latter have spawned some great tracks but loads of fillers to encourage the press Oasis have had their time. A decade on, the new sing...  Read full review »