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Dig Out Your Soul is the seventh and final studio album by English rock band Oasis, released on 6 October 2008 by Big Brother Records. The album had three singles. The first single, "The Shock of the Lightning", was released shortly before the release of the album, on 29 September 2008.

Dig Out Your Soul was released as Oasis' 7th and final album on October 6th, 2008. Dig Out Your Soul - Album Art & Tracklist" Track Info. Written By Andrew Bell, Gem Archer, Liam Gallagher & 1 more. Release Date October 6, 2008. Oasis Album Art Oasis. 1. Definitely Maybe - Album Art & Tracklist.

Most of Oasis' post-Be Here Now output can be measured in two ways- the ballads got more overbearing, and the rockers more sluggish; thankfully, each are at least somewhat redressed on the Mancunian band's latest could-be comeback. As startling as it was to see Noel Gallagher attacked onstage last month at the Virgin Festival in Toronto, it was arguably the most exciting thing that's happened to Oasis in over 10 years.

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Overall Impression - 7 Oasis' new album Dig Out Your Soul cannot miss with the band's diehard fans. The album has enough of the old Oasis to appease them, and just the right amount of different influences to draw in new admirers. Formed by the Gallagher brothers in 1991 in Manchester, England, Oasis has sold over 50 million records worldwide. Their love affair with rock music seems far from being over by the sounds of Dig Out Your Soul, and for many folks, that is just fine by them.

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Dig Out Your Soul sounds like a band not exactly reinvented, but certainly rejuvenated. One wonders what the young, hungry and infinitely profane Noel Gallagher – the yob-poet gob o’the North with a ring of coke crust around his nostrils and a sheaf of era-defining songs stuffed into his back pocket – would have made of his older, wiser and still infinitely profane self these days. Occasionally, he gets his band together and they make an album. The album itself tends to be less important than the act of its creation; nobody really expects anything earth-shattering but it’s nice to know Oasis are still around, like dormant gods of a bygone era, stirring occasionally in their slumber but never approaching anything like full potency. They’re the sort of band a youthful Noel Gallagher, the one whose ‘Rock ‘n’ Roll Star’ dreams weren’t real quite yet, might have snortingly derided as something unprintable.