Post by lino on Feb 12, 2018 9:21:12 GMT
(Probably) All in the Mind
Throwaway Noel written track, sung by Liam from 2002's Heathen Chemistry.
One of the most Beatley tracks they'd done to date, the droning vocal and bassline are reminiscent of Beatles B-side Rain (the bassline was originally used in the Songbird Demo, which borrowed heavily from The Beatles' I shoulda known better).
Upon the album leak, alt.music.oasis speculation was that it was an Andy Bell number; not so.
Sparse on lyrics despite the 4:02 track length thanks to the drawn out words. Liam's voice is particularly raspy, so it's actually quite a relief that Noel provides a mirroring backing vocal throughout.
Some kind of slide guitar solo goes exactly as you'd expect it to.
It's not about much but it's quite happy and breezy and warm, with an extended musical outro that bleeds into the following album track, She is love. One of the better tracks on the weakest Oasis album. I do come back to it, or at least avoid skipping it, quite often - it's a 6/10 from me.
Your thoughts?
Throwaway Noel written track, sung by Liam from 2002's Heathen Chemistry.
One of the most Beatley tracks they'd done to date, the droning vocal and bassline are reminiscent of Beatles B-side Rain (the bassline was originally used in the Songbird Demo, which borrowed heavily from The Beatles' I shoulda known better).
Upon the album leak, alt.music.oasis speculation was that it was an Andy Bell number; not so.
Sparse on lyrics despite the 4:02 track length thanks to the drawn out words. Liam's voice is particularly raspy, so it's actually quite a relief that Noel provides a mirroring backing vocal throughout.
Some kind of slide guitar solo goes exactly as you'd expect it to.
It's not about much but it's quite happy and breezy and warm, with an extended musical outro that bleeds into the following album track, She is love. One of the better tracks on the weakest Oasis album. I do come back to it, or at least avoid skipping it, quite often - it's a 6/10 from me.
Your thoughts?
