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This album was one of the most definitive albums for Brit alternative rock or all alternative rock of the 1990s and beyond. Wonderwall and Don't Look Back in Anger are enduring hits but Hello and Champagne Supernova were also hits as well. Ultimately, the whole album showed how Oasis had created a sound that referenced so many bands and artists and musical eras that had come before while being entirely their own.

Beatles is an essential part of popular music and a definite must to understand modern pop culture.

Peak 1975 argue with a wall. Literally hit shuffle and you can’t go wrong

Album holds up so well with time and re-listens

This album revolutionized Mexican Rock. It showed rock could sound Mexican. Love every song.

Magical and timeless...

9.8

Takes some getting used to if you’re not familiar with Cameron’s unique vocal style, but this is some of the best music to come out in the last few years.

magnificent

Goated, Gritty, Rock N Roll

Unbelievable offering from Four Tet. Immersive, energetic, blissful sounds.

No filler. No hesitation. It's like every note was committed and etched in stone for eternity. Ozzy's voice was a gift that we should all be grateful for.

The songs feel personal without trying too hard to be emotional. Hints of classic folk and soft rock. The collaborators on Only Hoping are a big part of what makes this record feel so special: Hiss Golden Messenger, a bunch of the members of Bonny Light Horseman (Josh, JT, Cam), and Erin Rae. In the best way possible reminds me of Neil Young, Al Nicol is also Canadian too so there is something there perhaps... like Neil Young’s Harvest simple direct language, sweet melodies, and the feeling of musicians playing live in a room.

Great new album by Kurt! It has a fantastic groove that flows right through the entire album, give it a listen it won’t disappoint!

Possibly the greatest work of recorded music of all time

While there is not a bad track on this entire album, it is a bit of a departure from the style that Jungle has embodied in their catalog thus far, and it leaves the listener wanting just a little more IMO. Solid album, just would have liked to hear a bit more energy.

Timeless music, you should listen it again and again.

The Boss

I think I feel about them the way 16 year olds feel about The Smiths

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