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Disco de Oasis: “Supersonic [EP]”
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Fecha de Publicación:2005-08-21
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Tipo:Desconocido
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Género:Adult Alternative, Beatles Legacy, Brit Rock
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Sello Discográfico:Big Brother
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Letras Explícitas:No
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UPC:5051083000420
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Análisis (en inglés) - :
On the surface, {$Oasis} deserves a negative reaction. That's the typical reaction to a new Manchester quintet that treads too-familiar {$Happy Mondays}/{$Primal Scream}/{$the Stone Roses} turf on the A-side and one of the B-sides ({&"Columbia"}), even if it is on the great {@Creation} label. Not because that {\Madchester} sound died three years ago, but (pre-{&"Fools Gold"}) {$Stone Roses} aside, it wasn't that great in the first place (unlike the now "dead" shoegaze scene that succeeded it). But a full two minutes into {&"Supersonic,"} this monstrous chorus comes out of nowhere to save the day ("my friend said to take you home..."), and there's another moment of satori when it appears again around the three-minute mark. Holy cow is that great, the sort of dramatic turnaround chord change and pile-driven, upper-octave vocal flourish that the young {$Guy Chadwick} used to deliver now and again. By producing such furious highs at will, {$Oasis} will instantly vault over the pack of also-rans being flaunted in the U.K. press. Besides, though {&"Take Me Away"} is an unimpressive acoustic track, the live B-side {&"I Will Believe"} reveals a more straightforward {\post punk} style with more average but still good hooks suggesting a versatility {$Oasis} could put to good use on an LP. Creation strikes again? Or just ten seconds of intense pleasure, as hollow and meaningless as a crack high? ~ Jack Rabid, The Big Takeover, All Music Guide
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