Oasis - Familiar to Millions
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Track List: Familiar to Millions
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Disc 1:
- FXXXin' In The BushesDownload & Buy
- Go Let It OutDownload & Buy
- Who Feels Love?Download & Buy
- SupersonicDownload & Buy
- Shaker MakerDownload & Buy
- AcquiesceDownload & Buy
- Step OutDownload & Buy
- Gas Panic!Download & Buy
- Roll With ItDownload & Buy
- Stand By MeDownload & Buy
Disc 2:
- Wonderwall
- Cigarettes & Alcohol
- Don't Look Back In Anger
- Live Forever
- Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black)
- Champagne Supernova
- Rock 'N' Roll Star
- Helter Skelter
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Album Details: Familiar to Millions
- Release Date:
- 11/21/2000
- Label:
- Sony
- UPC:
- 696998526723
User Reviews: Familiar to Millions
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A MUST HAVE LIVE ALBUM!!!
, December 3, 2001Reviewer: innuendopt - See all innuendopt's reviews1 of 1 Yahoo! Users found this Familiar to Millions review helpful This is the first collection of Oasis, and it's live! I've got the CD and VHS version and it's definitely brilliant! You'll love this: the best band in the world live! My favourite songs of this album are: Supersonic and Don't Look Back In Anger! An essential buy! -
Familiar ROCKS!!!!
, October 22, 2001Reviewer: Gerren P - See all Gerren P's reviews1 of 1 Yahoo! Users found this Familiar to Millions review helpful A great album for Oasis fans. Oasis proves that they are a very underated live bad...especially when everyone is playing. The addition of Gem and Andy put the musicianship to a new level. Great cover of My, My, Hey, Hey and Helter Skelter by Noel. Liam's voice is strong and the hits rock like never before. If you love Rock'n'Roll you must purchase this album.
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Pro Reviews: Familiar to Millions
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews The Gallagher brothers' boundless, boorish, boasting bluster and blather only felt like brazen British working class moxie as long as they made great records that backed up their obnoxious arrogance. So when the songwriting fell off the last six years, on the bloated Be Here Now and Standing on the Shoulder of Giants, it was like watching helium hiss out of an overstuffed blimp. After all the bellicose babble, and the posturing prattle, Oasis's U.S. sales plummeted like the Hindenberg over Lakehurst. The pompous Wizard has been exposed and humbled, bringing joy to thousands of Totos tugging on Oasis's huffy pantleg, glad to see such massive egos get stuffed like smelly socks back up their big mouths. So leave it to Oasis to resort to the biggest, emptiest rock gesture of all: the hugestadium live LP Their popularity remains unchanged in home England, which still worships the group uncritically like the equallydiminished, figurehead Royal Family. So the brothers give us this document of Wembly stadium and its Canyonesque acoustics, with its cheering, singing throngs of 70,000 people. Just contemplating the 98minute, double CD Familiar to Millions, you think, "They don't get it, do they?" So how come the group were actually able to pull this off, instead of dropping an overbearing embarrassment on us? It's because Oasis always deliver their material with conviction live, with the music as the focus in lieu of some bogus floorshow. And because they play a bestof set, going all the way back to their initial singles "Supersonic" and "Shakermaker," and such enduring tunes as "Acquiesce," "Roll With It," and "Live Forever," Familiar is a reminder of the substance they retain, even as they doggypaddle along, stuck for bearings. Strong Noelsung covers of Neil Young's "Hey Hey, My My" and The Beatles' "Helter Skelter" are also delivered in their hardworking, servethesong demeanorthis is no ghastly Rattle and Hum trip. Most of all, the band plays well. New key member Andy Bell, late of early'90s fantastic favorites Ride (let's forget Hurricane 1) is twice the bassist Paul McGuigan was, so the loss of threefifths of the original lineup has actually tightened them up. The band's strengthsNoel's hooks and Liam's strong, gruff, accented vocalscome to the fore, while the weaknessesinferior materialare weeded out like it they were never written. Hell, only five of these 18 songs are post1995, one of which, "Gas Panic" (which sounds like it's sung by Bell, hurrah), sounds vintage. It still would have been better to record at a rock theater or hall. This sounds a tad hollow, even though the guitars are so meatyrare for a stadium tape. But if Oasis has been staggered here by a punch they invited (we'll see if they get off the canvas or not, as the siblings keep snipping at each other), Familiar shows they went down fighting as a touring live band. And with the mainstream rock scene as dire as it is now, we could still use them. - Jack Rabid, The Big Takeover, All Music Guide |
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