There was something powerfully orchestral about the Oasis hit tunes in the 1990s.

Nov 22, 2022

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Which makes perfect sense. I grew up in London during the ’90s, so it was logical that the music of that decade — my late teenage years — would act as a reference point for my loss. It was a happy time, too. So, I started by doing something I haven’t done for years: I listened to full albums. (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? by Oasis, Different Class by Pulp, Automatic for the People by R.E.M. I played them every day. I would binge listen and wallow obsessively in ’90s nostalgia.

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There was something powerfully orchestral about the Oasis hit tunes in the 1990s.

Stand by me and don't look back in anger are very special tunes.

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