Anspieltips:
1. "Riverman" has again this chorus, the only one Noel Gallagher can write. The saxophone deposits are well tempered and very importantly unpeinlich. A variety that is the song well. The view many German music critics that "Riverman" "Wonderwall" belehne, I do not share. The piece looks tricky, stubborn and grows each time you listen.
2. "The Dying of the Light" is like the embrace of old friends, one has not seen. The song grows, holds back in the right places and is melancholic and melodic beauty. The demo or recording a sound check that songs are circulating for years on the Internet. All the more surprising now gets the present final version: From an acoustic structure, which according to tradition Gallagher'scher chord for "If I Had A Gun", "Wonderwall" and "D'You Know What I Mean?" sound, you can hear now a sound collage of Piano swabs, Hall and sobbing lead guitar.
3. "While The Song Remains The Same" quoted "Falling Down", the melody thinks, however, to end and discharges into a chorus that is melodically and lyrically like a stab in the heart ("where the sun shines through the rain. Find me the pleasure in the pain "). As I said, Noel has also lyrically At length: For the first time he takes the listener into its past to Burnage / Manchester ("to the town where I was born Cause I'm tired of being a stranger and miles from home.").
4. "Know We Can not Go Back" (The chorus is a little under complex) and "Lock All The Doors" ships in the fairway old Oasis days, that the 90 back wistfully wishes.
In short, differentiated production and song selection of "better" Gallaghers. For me, the disk contains only one song, which is not on the album should have been (The Mexican - BRMC for beginners). The plate is a bold move in the right direction. Elder Britpop at its best. Do not Look Back in Anger? Never!
