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8.0
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Q
At heart. Oasis were a pop group in the most literal sense. Print edition only
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8.0
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Uncut
Though fun, is no more than a handy place to nab all 27 Oasis' singles in on unfiltered, undiscerning grab
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8.0
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The Irish Times
The second half of their career, supposedly the artistically barren years, really leaps out at you here ... they could pull it out of the bag when they wanted to
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8.0
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NME
All-inclusive, heroic and, for the most part, bloody catchy. As eulogies go, it's not half bad
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8.0
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Daily Telegraph
If it gets you in the right mood, you might just find yourself standing in the middle of the room, volume up to max, waving your arms and singing along at the top of your voice
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8.0
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PopMatters
Time Flies is a triumph, one which proves excess and explosiveness aren’t mutually exclusive in rock ‘n’ roll
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6.0
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Under The Radar
There are 26 U.K. singles, spread over two discs, and, alas, the deterioration of Oasis is a little too apparent on Time Flies
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6.0
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The List
Throw away forgettable CD two and you can add another star
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6.0
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State
If Time Flies seeks to tell the Oasis story then it succeeds. The sad thing is that it is the tale of a band that meant so much to so many but ended up overstaying their welcome
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6.0
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Mojo
It's clearer than ever that Oasis said it all on their first two albums. Print edition only
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Pitchfork
These singles will mean something different to everyone, but the question is whether they will mean anything to a generation that doesn't already remember them fondly
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5.5
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BBC
It’s hard listening to this without recognizing its redundancy
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5.0
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Drowned In Sound
Noel has freely admitted some of this stuff is pretty bad, so sitting through all 27 Oasis singles for the sake of it seems agonisingly pointless, especially when Stop the Clocks already exists
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5.0
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The Quietus
Criticising Oasis's later output isn't as much shooting fish in a barrel as it is firing a nuclear warhead at a dozing mackerel
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4.0
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Blurt
They wanted to be the biggest and the best band in the world, and for a while they were. To really appreciate it, though, you've got to dig deeper
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