(Vinyl Love is a series of posts that quite simply lists, describes, and displays the pieces in my growing vinyl collection. You can bet that each record was given a spin during the drafting of each corresponding post.)
Artist: Oasis
Album Title: Don’t believe the truth
Year released: 2005
Year reissued: 2016
Details: Gatefold, 180 gram
The skinny: Oasis’s sixth album is currently the final piece of theirs in my vinyl collection and is likely my favourite of their albums, outside of the first two of course. When it came out, I still hadn’t completely warmed to “Heathen chemistry” and upon hearing “Don’t believe the truth”, was immediately enamoured. It sounded to me like the band had been revitalized. There’s just so much energy in tracks like the one below, it felt like the boys were back. And not just in town.
Standout track: “Lyla”
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5 replies on “Vinyl love: Oasis “Don’t believe the truth””
It did feel like a return to form – idle would be my favourite of the tracks!
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Idle is pretty fantastic but Lyla is my fave. I also really like Mucky fingers.
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As do I – I tend to gravitate to the Noel vocal songs, probably why I like those 90s b-sides so much!
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I’m with you on the Noel songs.
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[…] I heard a lot to like in their fifth album “Heathen chemistry” but it was their sixth, “Don’t believe the truth”, that really did it. I was an Oasis fan again. By this point though, the Gallagher brothers were […]
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