Oasis (2) – Time Flies... 1994-2009

No Champagne Supernova? That leaves me out especially at these RSD ripoff prices

This comes out June 13th 2025 on black vinyl in the US. The current pre-order price on Amazon is $120.

This is being reissued in June on black vinyl for £65. Check Oasis' site!

I don't know what the previous reviewer is talking about in regards to the mastering sounding terrible, it's LOUD, Supersonic will catch you off guard on your first listen, but it sounds pretty great especially next to my other Oasis CDs. Oasis, especially with their earlier albums, were never an audiophile's band. No matter what version of the songs from Definitely Maybe to Be Here Now you listen to, there is going to be noticeable compression and that's a part of the sound.

Now, for this compilation's contents, the US version is the one to get. Replaces Sunday Morning Call with Champagne Supernova, which is how the album should've been from the beginning. The only "rare" track on here is Lord Don't Slow Me Down, and compared to the super rare promo CDs and certain releases of Dig Out Your Soul, this is by far the most accessible way to get that song.

The quality of the songs themselves are of course incredible, it's all of Oasis' singles. The pacing of the album is quite good too, I really like how disc 2, intentionally or not, is mostly comprised of their later songs that are less known outside of the UK.

So happy to finally be able to listen to Whatever on vinyl, sounds amazing and looks great, dead silent pressing in between tracks. There is also a hidden song not listed on the vinyls on the last record, after Falling Down the song Sunday Morning Call plays, pretty neat

Someone noted 3 click on Lyla? It seems a problem of the master because the record isn't damaged but are clearly audible

Love the packaging - much better than the original box imo with the annoying lid box and the blue tinted artwork. Here you can slide the records out of a slipcase how it's supposed to be with a box set and you get the beautiful original artwork, 4 instead of 5 LPs (which means less time spent changing and flipping records) and really nice colors of the records themselves. The only thing I wish they did was include the booklet. Otherwise, great packaging, really glad I picked it up!

do yourself a favour and pay a bit extra to get the Japanese version of this all on blue vinyl. comes in a MUCH nicer sturdy box and made to a very high quality standard by Sony Japan.

Unable to compare it to the original pressings (I'm not paying £350 for a 5 record set) but to my old ears this RSD pressing sounds amazing for the price paid. Keeping it. I never look at booklets in any of my current collection so not bothered. Would have been nice to have lined sleeves but again not all releases come with them. I give this whole release an 8/10.

I'm an Oasis fan and have a lot of CDs (including maxis and bootlegs) and DVDs, and I've seen a few Oasis and Noel concerts. I bought this box set for €100 at the RSD 2025. The vinyl is flat and plays quietly. That's what I expected. But it doesn't sound audiophile (no Oasis vinyl record sounds audiophile). Overall, I'm disappointed:
- Taylor Swift can release pastel-colored vinyl, but not Oasis.
- The records are encased in paper without anti-static sleeves.
- The number of discs has been reduced from 5 to 4.
- There's no booklet! That's low-brow and poor.
- I have limited #01360, but I don't care.

I don't know if I'll sell the box set again.