He said it sounded like a Bob Dylan song with fingerpicking and all that,then he changed it a little bit but I don't think it'll be that different

Anyway:

Riverman - Already talked about this one
In The Heat Of The Moment - We've heard it
The Girl with X-Ray Eyes - It'll sound psychedelic in some way
Lock All The Doors - Rock N Roll
The Dying Of The Light - Ballad
The Right Stuff - Disco,dance or whatever you want to call it
While The Song Remains The Same - Ballad
The Mexican - Rock N Roll
You Know We Can't Go Back - Ballad
The Ballad Of The Mighty I - No idea,but it'll be brilliant

Do The Damage - Rock N Roll
RS and FT - We know them

I had to laugh, especially "The Mexican - Sounds like Robbie Williams eating a burrito", but leave my Mr. Weller alone, please.

my favorite game! which is kinda sad, i guess.

Riverman - folk sound, Noel trying to be Neil Young
In The Heat of The Moment - We've already heard it
The Girl with X-Ray Eyes - Pure gut feeling (as most of this list), but I guess it's an oasis-ish tune. The Dream On of CY
Lock All The Doors - Rock'n Roll, one of the heaviest on the record.
The Dying of the Light - This album's If I Had a Gun. The big ballad, anyway.
The Right Stuff - I hope this is one of the space jazz, pink floydish songs of the album. But it may just be another disco song.
While The Song Remains The Same - One of the worst titles in this record (which says a lot) but I feel this will be one of the space jazz songs. Looking forward.
The Mexican - Rock n roll, hopefully with a bit of western. I always imagine it in the vein of Danger Mouse's Rome opener.
You Know We Can't Go Back - A ballad, kinda folky song.
Ballad of the Mighty I - No fucking clue. Noel says it sounds like echo and the bunny men, which is good. But a little bit disco, which is not. So, fuck knows.

Riverman - something between a folk song and an anthem. Lots of things going on in this one.
In The Heat of The Moment - ...
The Girl with X-Ray Eyes - kind of psychedelic, but whit this britpop feeling that Noel just can't leave. There isn't a proper chorus. One of the highlights of the record.
Lock All The Doors - as we know it, but without all the distortion and with big improvements on the verses. Great song.
The Dying of the Light - the big-epic-anthemic ballad of Chasing Yesterday. Absolutely fantastic.
The Right Stuff - this is THE right stuff. You know what I'm talking about. 
While The Song Remains The Same - the most folky that Noel Gallagher's ever sounded. Catchy.
The Mexican - the space jazz one. You'll see. Fuzzy-pop tune.
You Know We Can't Go Back - an angry cousin to "While The Song...". Rock 'n' roll.
Ballad of the Mighty I - just epic. The best guitar solo that a Noel Gallagher song ever had, thanks to the awesomeness of the one and only Johnny Marr.