History YMMV / Oasis

** To be precise, the verse of "Lyla" sounds remarkably similar to "Street Fighting Man" by Music/TheRollingStones; "Shakermaker" rips off "I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing"; "Roll With It" sounds so like Music/StatusQuo that t-shirts were made with "Quoasis" on them (Noel Gallagher even [[http://www.nme.com/news/blur/12608 wore one]]. Despite this, Noel Gallagher [[https://factorysunburst.wordpress.com/2013/09/08/noel-gallagher-and-influences/ insists]] that his primary influences are "[[Music/The Kinks Ray Davies]], [[Music/TheBeatles John Lennon]] and [[Music/TheWho Pete Townshend]]."

* EndingFatigue - The coda in "D'you Know What I Mean?" goes on for ''one minute''. Most of the songs on ''Be Here Now'' count, actually.

* SignatureSong - "Wonderwall", [[Podcast/WelcometoNightVale the only 90s song visible from space]].

* SuspiciouslySimilarSong - [[Music/TheRutles Neil Innes]] sued the band over the similarity of their "Whatever" to his "How Sweet to Be an Idiot". This was settled out of court, with Innes receiving royalties and a writing credit. They have been accused of pilfering elements of [[http://www.cracked.com/article_19848_7-famous-musicians-who-stole-some-their-biggest-hits.html other songs]] as well.

* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff - "Don't Go Away" is a well-liked album track in the UK, but one of the band's biggest pop and rock radio hits in the United States. It's the reason they played it on ''SaturdayNightLive'' in 1997 as opposed to their current single at the time, "Stand by Me".

* EndingFatigue - The coda in "D'you Know What I Mean?" goes on for ''one minute''.

** "Whatever" seems to be well-liked in Japan, having been used in TV advertisements. However, in countries, maybe not so much.

** A lot of others too. "Don't Look Back in Anger", "Champagne Supernova", "D'you Know What I Mean", "Liver Forever", "Slide Away", "Morning Glory", "Some Might Say", "Cast No Shadow", list goes on.

** Similarly, "Champagne Supernova" was not released as a single anywhere else but the United States, where its probably their best known song outside of "Wonderwall".

* ThatOneLevel - For campaign, it's "Up the Nile" where in the majority of levels, levels are divided by the river, making it impossible to connect the cities and much harder to defend against barbarian attacks. For the level modifier, it's the meteors which can destroy cities and roads.

* SignatureSong - "Wonderwall", [[WelcometoNightVale the only 90s song visible from space]].

* SignatureSong - "Wonderwall".

* BlackSheepHit: "Wonderwall" is their best-known song.

* ThatOneLevel - For campaign, it's "Up the Nile" where in the majority of levels, levels are divided by the river, making it impossible to connect the cities and much harder to defend against barbarian attacks. For the level modifier, it's the meteors which can destroy cities and roads.

* PainfulRhyme - Liam Gallagher is frequently accused of relying on a rhyming dictionary for lyrics.

* XPacHeat - Many people have a bad reaction about their songs because the Gallaghers are [[SmallNameBigEgo unlikeable.]]
** Says who? Many find them good old northern lads done well. Of course this is reliant on where your from.

* XPacHeat - Many people have a bad reaction about their songs because the Gallaghers are unlikeable.

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* LoveItOrHateIt - Oasis in general, but among their fans any album except the first two comes under this trope.

* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff - "Don't Go Away" is a well-liked album track in the UK, but one of the band's biggest pop and rock radio hits in the United States. It's the reason they played it on ''SaturdayNightLive'' in 1997 as opposed to their current single at the time, "Stand by Me". Similarly, "Champagne Supernova" was not released as a single anywhere else but the United States, where its probably their best known song outside of "Wonderwall".