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Oasis (2)(What's The Story) Morning Glory?

Label:Big Brother – RKIDLP73
Format:
2 x Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered
Country:UK, Europe & US
Released:
Genre:Rock
Style:Britpop

Tracklist

A1Hello
Written-By [Excerpt]Gary Glitter, Mike Leander
3:21
A2Roll With It3:59
A3Wonderwall4:18
B1Don't Look Back In Anger4:48
B2Hey Now!5:41
B3Untitled0:44
B4Bonehead's Bank Holiday4:03
C1Some Might Say
DrumsTony McCarroll
5:29
C2Cast No Shadow4:51
C3She's Electric3:40
D1Morning Glory5:03
D2Untitled0:39
D3Champagne Supernova
Lead Guitar, Backing VocalsPaul Weller
7:27
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Notes

In multifold cover and plain, black, heavy gloss inner sleeves.

Sticker: "Remastered double heavyweight vinyl - includes download code for album, bonus unreleased tracks & rarities"
Remastered from original tapes by Ian Cooper at London’s Metropolis Studios.
Supervised by the album producer Owen Morris.

All songs written by Noel Gallagher (Dead Leg/Sony/ATV Music Publishing Ltd) except 'Hello' excerpt taken from 'Hello, Hello I'm Back Again' written by Gary Glitter and Mike Leander (Universal/MCA Music Ltd)

Cast No Shadow is dedicated to the genius of Richard Ashcroft
Paul Weller appears courtesy of Go! Discs

Track B2 titled "Hey Now" on label.

℗ & © 2014 Big Brother Recordings Ltd.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Barcode (Text): 5 051961 073010
  • Barcode (Scanned): 5051961073010
  • Rights Society: MCPS
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, etched): RKIDLP 73 A-1 Ⓜ
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, etched): RKIDLP 73 B-1 Ⓜ
  • Matrix / Runout (Side C, etched): RKIDLP 73 C-1 Ⓜ
  • Matrix / Runout (Side D, etched): RKIDLP 73 D-1 Ⓜ

Other Versions (5 of 185)

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Title (Format)LabelCat#CountryYear
(What's The Story) Morning Glory? (CD, Album, Stereo, Nimbus Pressing)Creation Records, Creation RecordsCRE CD 189, CRE CD189UK1995
(What's The Story) Morning Glory? (CD, Album)EpicEK 67351US1995
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(What's The Story) Morning Glory (CD, Album, Promo, Card Sleeve)Creation RecordsCRECD189PUK1995
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(What's The Story) Morning Glory? (CD, Album)Epic, Epic48 10202, 481020 2Australia1995
(What's The Story) Morning Glory? (2×LP, Album, Damont Pressing)Creation RecordsCRE LP 189UK1995
  • studiomarkallen's avatar
    I’ve found a lot of sibilance in this pressing. It’s good, but on higher end systems it may sound a bit strained.
    • lopaticka's avatar
      lopaticka
      My version si RKIDLP 73 A-6 with John P on the runnout, what is this release? Can't find it
      • gert1980's avatar
        gert1980
        Nothing wrong with my copy, sounds pretty good. I think some people need to clean their (new) vinyl before giving it a spin. Good installation might help as well!
        • AlexOdin's avatar
          AlexOdin
          1. Tell me, what plant did this press? What country?

          2. Regarding the quality of the recording. I liked FleshMechanic's comment. My experience says that when listening to this wonderful album on vinyl, cd or cassette, at first it seems that this is compression, that everything is wrong and other disappointments. But now I'm listening to a vinyl rip from 2009 (24-96), full blown away, how great this wall of sound sounds! True, Miles Showell had a hand in it. It is also not clear whose press, which plant did the repress in 2009. But the sound is great! The vinyl must have been washed too.
          • mkasprow's avatar
            mkasprow
            All bunched up in the middle, like a small star going supernova in front of you and sucking everything in…no champagne
            • ZERNS's avatar
              ZERNS
              Amazon.co.jp releasing limited white colour vinyl in 23 August 2022, using the 2014 source.

              https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/gp/product/B0B5SXG5N2/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_1?smid=AN1VRQENFRJN5&psc=1
              • FleshMechanic's avatar
                FleshMechanic
                It's a fussy little pressing this. I thought it was awful first time I spun it a couple of years ago on my old rig. Sounded a complete mess, fatiguing, very unpleasant. Made my ears hurt.

                But I've just given it a spin tonight on my current setup and honestly, I'm astounded.

                The difference is incredible.

                Granted it needs a little work with tone controls to get there, or better yet an EQ. I'm using a four band EQ myself. Treble needs to come down a touch, hi-mid too. Low mid comes up a bit, then whack the bass right up and you're away.

                Yes it's loud. Very loud. You probably won't need the volume knob anywhere near your normal setting.

                There's no centre stage here as such, it's the Oasis wall of sound. Most of it just comes from the entire front wall. But there is a little more depth than I'm accustomed to with these songs, it's a little more refined, whilst still retaining that full on sound.

                She's Electric in particular, I've never heard sound this good in 27 years. Cast No Shadow, one of my faves, sounds even more emotive than usual. Wonderwall, Hey Now, Some Might Say all stand out to me. These songs really benefit from such a huge increase in bass, whilst a reduction in treble tames them just enough that the music grabs you, as apposed to trying to scoop out your eardrums with shovel.

                All in all, it can sound great but it's fussy. Clearly has a compatibly issue with some systems, as it sounded terrible through my old Denon amp and Heco floor standers, and I know many others haven't gotten along well with it either.

                I can't remember which cartridge I was using at the time as I've got a bit of a habit of changing them around but my current cart is a vm740ml if that helps. I should imagine the vm95sh would be well suited to this too and that's available for a bargain price for a shibata tip.

                Play around with the tone controls, maybe try a different stylus, one that tracks deeper into the groove such as a microline or shibata. Give it a chance and hopefully it'll reward you in kind.

                I know some purists will scoff at the idea of using an EQ because "that's not how the artist intended it to sound" etc. Well firstly, I don't know what the 'artist' intended exactly but I'm fairly certain it wasn't bleeding ears and a brain hemorrhage. And secondly, I couldn't give a rat's ass what the artists intended tbh. The pressing sounded shit. Now it doesn't. I'd call that a result.

                I'm really pleased I decided to give this another chance tonight. It's nowhere near as disappointing as I first thought.

                • dducat's avatar
                  dducat
                  Got mine with two Disc 2s instead of Discs 1 and 2. Sound quality is also not particularly great. Quality problems all the way around apparently.
                  • Dormeguyivy's avatar
                    Dormeguyivy
                    Sound on This Vinyl is not the best, a bad digital rip it is. AWful pressing of a not that good 90's album in my opinion!!
                    • Shotkey's avatar
                      Shotkey
                      Edited 11 months ago
                      Sound quality is questionable. The biggest drawback of the release is a plate diameter. I can't close the turntable cover because of the edges protruding about 2mm.

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