Top 20 Oasis Songs Ranked: Champagne Supernova to Live Forever
As the Gallagher brothers prepare to reunite onstage for the first time since 2009, Mark Beaumont and Roisin O’Connor explore their favorite songs from the Oasis back catalog.
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Oasis, known for hits like "Wonderwall," had a significant impact on British rock history with their classic songs. As the Gallagher brothers reunite, Mark and Roisin share their personal favorite Oasis tracks, highlighting lesser-known gems over the band's biggest hits.
"She's Electric" from (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? stands out for its quirky lyrics and Liam's distinctive delivery. Despite being polarizing, the song showcases Oasis' blend of humor and musical talent, drawing inspiration from bands like The Beatles and The Kinks.
Controversy surrounds songs like "Roll with It," which lost to Blur's "Country House" in the "Battle of Britpop." Despite criticisms, Oasis' ability to convey simple yet gratifying messages through their music shines in tracks like this one.
"A Bell Will Ring" may be underrated among Oasis songs, but its psychedelic and gritty nature adds depth to the band's repertoire. The song's blend of sharp instrumentation and meaningful lyrics sets it apart from other tracks.
"The Hindu Times" from 2002's Heathen Chemistry marked a return to form for Oasis, showcasing their rock confidence and evolving musical style. The song's energetic groove and eastern influences hinted at the band's musical growth.
Oasis' iconic singles like "Some Might Say" and "Live Forever" captured the essence of Britpop, with anthemic choruses and memorable melodies. These tracks solidified Oasis' place in music history and resonated with fans worldwide.
Songs like "Songbird" and "Slide Away" from albums like Heathen Chemistry and Definitely Maybe showcased Oasis' songwriting prowess and emotional depth. These tracks highlighted the band's evolution and musical maturity over the years.
"Champagne Supernova" and "The Importance of Being Idle" demonstrated Oasis' ability to craft epic ballads and introspective songs. These tracks showcased Noel Gallagher's songwriting talent and the band's versatility in creating diverse music.
"Supersonic" remains a standout track in Oasis' discography, symbolizing their arrival on the music scene with confidence and attitude. The song's raw energy and swagger set the tone for Oasis' success and influence in the Britpop era.