Product Description

'Stop The Clocks' is the long-anticipated hits compilation from Britain's most successful band since The Rolling Stones, Oasis. From the aggressive growl of 'Rock 'n' Roll Star' through to the poignant beauty of 'Wonderwall', Oasis can rightfully lay claim to being one of the greatest British bandsof all time. Includes the tracks 'The Masterplan' and 'Lyla'.

Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Rock n Roll Star
2. Some Might Say
3. Talk Tonight
4. Lyla
5. The Importance of Being Idle
6. Wonderwall
7. Slide Away
8. Cigarettes & Alcohol
9. The Masterplan

Disc 2:

1. Live Forever
2. Acquiesce
3. Supersonic
4. Half The World Away
5. Go Let It Out
6. Songbird
7. Morning Glory
8. Champagne Supernova
9. Don’t Look Back In Anger

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #465 in Music
• Released on: 2006-11-20
• Number of discs: 2

Amazon.co.uk Review
Terrace anthem heroes or rock plagiarists: how will history judge Oasis? Well, if a band's Greatest Hits is their dispatch to the ages, Stop The Clocks -- a two CD collection that spans the ins and outs of their career from debut single "Supersonic" to 2005's sixth studio album Don't Believe The Truth - suggests that whether you believe they lost their way in a blizzard of cocaine around the time of 1997's Be Here Now or put their first foot wrong the day Liam first put crayon to paper as lyricist -- at their best they're quite simply at the top of their game. First up, a run-through the early stuff: band manifesto "Rock'n'Roll Star', their first chart-topper "Some Might Say", and its B-side, the acoustic, Noel-sung "Talk Tonight". In such context, later efforts like "Lyla" and "Go Let It Out" lack the obvious hunger of what came before, but they demonstrate exactly why Oasis got as huge as they did: their affinity for the stomping, Slade-derived swagger and runway-width choruses just perfect for filling stadiums and football fields. Fans who shelled out for Oasis' B-sides compilation The Masterplan might feel mugged by the decision to reprise four tracks here, but a genuine Oasis Best Of wouldn’t seriously work without the presence of "Acquiesce". Live forever? These songs just might. --Louis Pattison

Customer Reviews

Good Little album!
all 18 tracks are very listenable!! yes we know there could have been about 100 tracks that could have been inclueded in this! but the 18 that are on it are very solid and this would make a great present or just a great album to listen to!!!!

18 songs on 2 cds,not treating the fans!
Everyone knows Oasis have done some great songs,however as a best of,this is a rip-off to the fans.Sure everyone has their favourites and someone even joked to me that sureley the best of,is the first 2 albums,however Be Here Now produced some great singles "Stand by me" "Go let it out" "d' you know what I mean" & the excellent "Little by little & The Hindu Times" were great singles too.I know Oasis can put whatever tracks on the album they want,but at just 9 songs on each cd,this is poor.I know Oasis have made some long playing singles but at only around 45 minutes on each cd,we could have had about another 4 or 5 singles on each cd.Even the Manics had 20 tracks on one greatest hits cd & they had to miss some songs off,D'you know what I mean.

Outstanding Oasis
Here is the track list:

Disc: 1

1. Rock n Roll Star
2. Some Might Say
3. Talk Tonight
4. Lyla
5. The Importance of Being Idle
6. Wonderwall
7. Slide Away
8. Cigarettes & Alcohol
9. The Masterplan

Disc: 2

1. Live Forever
2. Acquiesce
3. Supersonic
4. Half The World Away
5. Go Let It Out
6. Songbird
7. Morning Glory
8. Champagne Supernova
9. Don't Look Back In Anger

It doesn't matter how old Oasis get, one can never get tired of them. They are still as fantastic as they were the first time I heard them, and on this 2 disc set, you are able to listen to the best of their amazing collection of hits. A must by, also a great present to give someone.