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SOUL BROTHERS This British quartet are decidedly less fab than the original Four on their most recent album
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Clark Collis
Clark Collis is a senior writer for EW
Do Oasis' Liam and Noel Gallagher suffer from a morbid, and quite unnecessary, fear that we
might forget how much they love the
Beatles? The British quintet's latest
disc Dig Out Your Soul not only features Ringo's son
Zak Starkey on drums but also at one
point includes a snippet of John Lennon
talking. Both the heftily rocking first
single, ''The Shock of the Lightning,''
and the airier, more psychedelic song
''Falling Down'' are fab enough to have
appeared on one of Oasis' terrific first
two albums. But qualitywise, most of
the tracks here are more ''Bungalow Bill''
than ''Eleanor Rigby.'' B–
Download This: Listen to ''The Shock of
the Lightning'' on the band's MySpace page
Posted Oct 01, 2008
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