But for the true fanatic—the one who wore out their Definitely Maybe cassette and argued in schoolyards over whether Be Here Now is underrated genius or cocaine-addled bloat—the real treasure was never the singles. It was the B-side. To put it bluntly: They are, in aggregate, the greatest B-side discography in the history of rock music. For many fans, the B-sides constitute a phantom fourth album, one that sits comfortably alongside the holy trinity of Definitely Maybe , (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? , and The Masterplan .
An orchestral epic that Noel has frequently called the best song he ever wrote [2, 12]. He later admitted it was "mental" to release it as a B-side instead of saving it for an album [33]. "Half the World Away" (B-side to oasis b-sides