1. Be Here Now
2. Definitely Maybe
3. What's The Story (Morning Glory)
4. Don't Believe The Truth
5. BE
6. Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants
7. Different Gear Still Speeding
8. Dig Out Your Soul
9. Heathen Chemistry
10. Noel Gallaghers High Flying Birds

Well here is how it ranks based on my current listening preferences(which changes all the time)...

01. (What's The Story)Morning Glory?
02. Dig Out Your Soul
03. Be Here Now
04. BE
05. Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds
06. Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants
07. The Masterplan
08. Heathen Chemistry
09. Definitely Maybe
10. Don't Believe The Truth
11. Different Gear, Still Speeding

Its still early yet as i've only had a proper version for a few weeks, but so far theres hardly any 'skippers' for me (meaning i play most of them), been very impressed. Needs more time yet as i want to see if i'm still loving it in a few months as at the moment its all so new. But 3 of the 4 'deluxe' edition songs i love so add that to the rest of the album and its superb

My list...

1. What's The Story (Morning Glory) - All time legendary album
2. Definitely Maybe - Classic album, so many good songs
3. BE - A lot of very good songs on it, impressive
4. Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants - Very underated
5. Dig Out Your Soul - Really like this, a lot of good tunes on it
6. Heathen Chemistry - Love the singles but the rest are 'meh'
7. Don't Believe The Truth - Nice return to form by Oasis
8. The Masterplan - Love the b sides
9. Different Gear Still Speeding - Like 4 songs on it, rest i skip over
10. Noel Gallaghers High Flying Birds - Love 3 tunes on it, rest so so
11. Be Here Now - rarely play

I'm rating them not by how good individual songs are but how well they flow as a combined experience

1.MG - All classic no filler
2.DM - All classic no filler
3.BHN - Grand, over the top, the sound of a band who had conquered the world
4.TMP - A collection of b-sides that are so good they flow effortlessly, all classic no filler
5.BE - May not be up there in quality with early Oasis but this album flows better than anything post 2000
6.SOTSOG - Even some wrinkles like PYMWYMI, LJ & ICSAL have a charm that add to a very underrated album
7.DBTT - A charming ride but ultimately too many gaps in quality, Liam's vox is very hit and miss on this record.
8.HFB - A songwriters album, Noel carries it well but it needs more balls, please drop sardy on his head
9.DGSS - straight 60's influence, no big hits but still manages to flow, I love it purely for hearing Liam
10.HC - Great singles but the low points are as much as the highs, plenty of amazing b-sides that should've been used on the album (Shout It Out Loud)
11.DOYS - Half an album, the first 5 songs are amazing, a strong effort but then it slinks into obscurity

i wouldn't even say that. i think Andy Bells songwriting fits liams voice pretty good.
maybe the songs written by noel, sung by liam, but other influences like tracklisting, producers, sound etc. i would give to Andy, he seems way more forwardthinking. if Oasis would reunite and end up doing another album with sardy with the same old formula I guess we would be happy for a short time, but then see, that its just the same again.

I'm really happy, that we got Beady Eye, somehow they made it, that i'm more excited for releases and gigs, than I was during Oasis.

Good thread.

1. Definitely Maybe
2. (What's the Story) Morning Glory?
3. Be Here Now
4. Standing on the Shoulder of Giants
5. Dig Out Your Soul
6. Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds
7. BE
8. Heathen Chemistry
9. Chasing Yesterday
10. Don't Believe the Truth
11. Different Gear, Still Speeding

1. WTSMG - The almighty greatness right here. Almost every song on the album is a classic in one way or another, and it's the band at their very finest.
2. DM - The second almighty greatness. There is a certain atmosphere of intensity and youth within it, and all of the songs are good-to-great.
3/4. TM/CY - One is a fantastic B-side compilation, and the other is the best Gallagher-related releases since the aforementioned B-side compilation.
5. BHN - Ridiculously grandiose and loud, but it's great. Yes, it's a little too long with some songs, and a little too loud, but you know what? You only get one of its kind every so often, so it's best just to sit back and listen to the madness unfold.
6. NGHFB - Before CY, this was the best Gallagher-related release since The Masterplan, and the best NG-penned album since BHN. Sardy's production lets it down a bit, but Noel starts to come into his own a bit with this. Stop the Clocks lets this one down a bit, A Simple Game of Genius or Let The Lord Shine a Light on Me would've served the closer spot better.
7. DBTT - This one has a place in my heart. I love the way this album flows, and how the filler sounds just as good as some of the good tracks in some ways. Despite saying I would make changes to the track listing, I really would not. It's a fun album all the way through, and it shows the band was back on track.
8. DOYS - This has the swagger and bravado of BHN, and continued the signs of improvement that DBTT brought. It's just a shame that the terrible twosome came along to ruin things, or else, this could've been a thing of beauty.
9. SOTSOG - Such a dark and moody album, completely out of the band's realm. Despite what Noel has said about this one, it really is good, and was about a song, a second verse, some better vocal production, and stripping back from being a great way to come back from such a fall that the BHN era brought.
10. BE - Once again, another good album with dark and moodier atmospheres to some of the songs that were let down by certain decisions being made. Liam sounds good on this, and the songs are there, when you factor in the ones added on with the Deluxe Edition of the album. The World's Not Set in Stone, Back After the Break, and Off at the Next Exit all deserved places on the album over Face the Crowd, the first half of Don't Brother Me, and Shine a Light imo.
11. HC - Great singles, with a couple good-to-decent album tracks (Born on a Different Cloud, Hung in a Bad Place, Force of Nature), but poor production and track listing choice problems let this one down. Probably All in the Mind, She is Love, and Better Man are all some of Oasis's worst, and Shout it Out Loud, Thank You for the Good Times, and either Idler's Dream or You've Got the Heart of the Star would've replaced them well.
12. DGSS - This one starts out so well, but is so hit-and-miss when it gets going. The first three tracks feature some of the best tracks that this trio has put out since they started writing songs for Oasis, but it takes a dive for the next three, but Bring the Light and For Anyone are alright. From there, Kill for a Dream is about the only clunker, but when you also factor in the ridiculously retro production, and how the band really needed to come out swinging with something new and exciting, it earns this album the unfortunate place on this worst of the best list.

I'm curious to know your reasoning behind SOTSOG being in 4th. I don't mind it, I'm just curious to know. 

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I know my opinion is weird to the most of you but I got into oasis during the latter days and I was never a big fan of their traditional britpop sound.

In all seriousness, Giants not only has a plethora of fantastic songs, but it's the most interesting album in terms of its production. It never quite reaches the highs of the 'holy trinity' with its darker underlying feel, but the quality of songs like 'Gas Panic!', 'Roll It Over', 'Where Did It All Go Wrong?' etc. cannot be overlooked. Even the so-called 'duds' I find enjoyable to listen to, with the exception of 'I Can See A Liar'.

What's The Story Morning Glory
Definitely Maybe
(The Masterplan)
Chasing Yesterday 
Be Here Now
Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants
Dig Out Your Soul
BE
Don't Believe The Truth
Heathen Chemistry
Different Gear, Still Speeding