As an Oasis fan back in the days, I felt both Liam and Noel never really sounded as good apart as they did together. This album is the first to change my mind, it harks back to some classic mid to latter Oasis stuff, post the raw Definitely Maybe infancy. A welcome upbeat rock and ballads album that shows Liam hasn't completely killed his signature Manc snarl tones just yet.
Wall Of Glass is an instant likeable classic.
For What It's Worth seems a heartfelt (for Liam) apology to Noel and maybe other people in his life that he's sorry for his past mistakes.
Liam singing a capella at the Manchester One Love concert was amazing. Not only is it not easy to sing a capella, but he did a high song that his higher voiced brother sings and he smashed it. Showed what a true rock n roll legend he is, despite some of his rogue marmite antics over the years.
Love him or hate him, he can sing, now he can write.
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