(What's The Story) Morning Glory? (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) by Oasis

Oasis (What's The Story) Morning Glory? (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)

83
ChoruScore Critic consensus / 100

Released Oct 3, 2025 Big Brother Recordings Limited

Early read 1 professional review Updated Feb 21, 2026

Broadly positive consensus

Early read based on 1 professional reviews. Oasis's (What's The Story) Morning Glory?

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Critics' Top Tracks

The songs critics returned to most

02

Don't Look Back In Anger

1 critic mention

“gargantuan mega-hits like ‘Wonderwall’, ‘Don’t Look Back in Anger” — Still Listening Magazine
03

Cast No Shadow (Unplugged)

1 critic mention

“Cast No Shadow’ even makes a case for being better than the album version” — Still Listening Magazine
Full critic consensus

Oasis's (What's The Story) Morning Glory? (30th Anniversary Deluxe Edition) returns with full-throated Britpop nostalgia and a reminder of why songs like “Wonderwall” and “Champagne Supernova” remain stadium-ready touchstones. Across professional reviews the record earns an 83/100 consensus score from one review, and critics consistently praise the album's timeless singles even as they debate the value of anniversary reissues and repackaged remasters.

Still Listening Magazine frames the deluxe set as both celebration and compromise: the original collection's anthems - notably “Wonderwall”, “Don’t Look Back In Anger” and “Some Might Say” - retain their emotional heft, while a stripped-down “Cast No Shadow (Unplugged)” emerges as a genuine revelation amid otherwise familiar territory. Reviewers note themes of authenticity versus rework, arguing that remastering sharpens the sonic punch but cannot entirely justify tacked-on extras. The package lands as a cultural marker as much as a sonic update, underscoring the album's role in Britpop's legacy.

In other words, the consensus suggests (What's The Story) Morning Glory? remains worth revisiting for its best songs and historical weight, even if some critics find parts of this deluxe edition unnecessary. For listeners seeking the standout tracks or a refreshed listen, the record delivers its essential moments while prompting questions about how anniversary editions should balance preservation with added material.

Track Ratings

How critics rated each track, relative to this album (0-100). Only tracks that made critics feel something are rated.

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1

Hello - Remastered

0 mentions
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03:23
2

Roll With It - Remastered

0 mentions
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04:00
3

Wonderwall - Remastered

0 mentions
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04:18
4

Don't Look Back In Anger - Remastered

0 mentions
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04:49
5

Hey Now! - Remastered

0 mentions
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05:41
6

The Swamp Song (Excerpt 1) - Remastered

0 mentions
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00:44
7

Some Might Say - Remastered

0 mentions
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05:27
8

Cast No Shadow - Remastered

0 mentions
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04:54
9

She's Electric - Remastered

0 mentions
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03:40
10

Morning Glory - Remastered

0 mentions
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05:03
11

The Swamp Song (Excerpt 2) - Remastered

0 mentions
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00:39
12

Champagne Supernova - Remastered

0 mentions
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07:31
13

Cast No Shadow (Unplugged)

1 mention
80
05:00
14

Morning Glory (Unplugged)

1 mention
70
04:34
15

Wonderwall (Unplugged)

1 mention
73
04:11
16

Acquiesce (Unplugged)

0 mentions
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04:01
17

Champagne Supernova (Unplugged)

1 mention
75
06:28

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What Critics Are Saying

Deep insights from 4 critics who reviewed this album

Critic's Take

Overall, the piece answers the question of the best songs on (What's The Story) Morning Glory? by reaffirming the timeless power of its big singles and the surprising merit of a few unplugged takes.

Key Points

  • The album's core strengths are its cultural impact, enduring anthems, and a remaster that polishes the wall of sound while retaining nostalgia.

Themes

nostalgia remastering anniversary reissue authenticity vs rework Britpop cultural impact