From what I can tell the guitars are tuned slightly sharp on Don't Look Back In Anger and Going Nowhere, and slightly flat on Married With Children, but I'm fairly sure Some Might Say is standard tuning. I've certainly never noticed a difference.

Nah, if that were the case you'd be playing half of the album with a capo on the first fret.

I believe that it's all in the production - you guys are right; a lot on DM sound sharp, but I remember reading that this was done intentionally when the album was mixed.

Best bet would be to play along to the live stuff, but you'll also notice that Noel does use a cappo quite liberally - acoustic and electric.

Of course all is still in standard tuning, cappo or not. On the new album however, Noel was quoted as saying some of the songs are in different tuning - it'll be interesting to see what this will be live as a player.

Cheers!

I must just be playing it wrong then, heh.

Yeah Married with Children is definitely slightly flat. Do you think it was to make it easier to sing? Maybe it wasn't even intentional.

I also noticed that when I was younger and learning to play guitar but I was told that it might be because of the pitch correction while mixing the album. that's why some songs sound slightly off.

I know for a fact live forever is slightly sharp or flat. if you got the familiar to millions CD or DVD or something it came with something that teaches you that song and you they tell you to retune your guitar before you start.