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Beady Eye

Different Gear, Still Speeding [ CD / Album with DVD ]

Different Gear, Still Speeding

SKU: CD19968 Barcode: 5052670002001
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  • Released Date: 28 Feb 2011

  • Genre: Rock/Pop

Our Take

If you thought the Gallagher brothers couldn't exist outside the realm of Oasis, think again. BEADY EYE's debut album "Different Gear / Still Speeding" proves that Liam Gallagher's distinct swagger and snarl can still captivate audiences without the help of his older sibling.

From the opening track "Four Letter Word," it's clear that BEADY EYE are not just a mere Oasis replica. The band effortlessly blends rock and roll with psychedelic influences, creating a sound all their own. Tracks like "The Roller" and "Bring the Light" showcase the band's ability to craft infectious, anthemic tunes that are destined to be played at full volume.

Sure, there are moments where Gallagher's vocals veer into cheesy territory, but isn't that what we love about him? His signature bravado and raw emotion shine through on tracks like "For Anyone" and "Kill for a Dream," reminding us why he's one of the most iconic frontmen in rock history.

The Deluxe Edition of the album includes bonus tracks like "Wigwam" and "The Beat Goes On," which only add to the album's already impressive catalogue. While it may not reach the same heights as Oasis's best work, "Different Gear / Still Speeding" is a strong debut that proves BEADY EYE can stand on their own two feet. Liam Gallagher may be a different gear, but he's still speeding full throttle towards rock greatness.

Track Listing
Disc: 1
1. Four Letter Word
2. Millionaire
3. The Roller
4. Beatles and Stones
5. Wind Up Dream
6. Bring the Light
7. For Anyone
8. Kill for a Dream
9. Standing On the Edge of the Noise
10. Wigwam
11. Three Ring Circus
12. The Beat Goes On
13. The Morning Son


Disc: 2
1. RAK Them Out
2. Bring the Light
3. Four Letter Word
4. Sons of the Stage

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About the artist

Beady Eye

Picture this: a band of misfits from Manchester, clad in retro sunglasses and oversized coats, taking the music world by storm with their infectious beats and clever lyrics. That's Beady Eye for you. Formed in 2009 by Oasis members Liam Gallagher, Gem Archer, Andy Bell, and Chris Sharrock, Beady Eye burst onto the scene with their debut album "Different Gear, Still Speeding" in 2011. Critics hailed the album for its raw energy and Gallagher's trademark sneer, reminiscent of his days in Oasis. But don't be fooled by their bad boy image, Beady Eye are more than just rock 'n' roll clichés. Their music is a blend of 60s psych-pop, 70s glam, and 90s Britpop, with a modern twist that keeps listeners on their toes. Tracks like "Bring the Light" and "The Roller" showcase the band's knack for catchy hooks and anthemic choruses, while deeper cuts like "Four Letter Word" and "Wigwam" reveal a more introspective side to Gallagher's songwriting. Despite the success of their debut, Beady Eye faced an uphill battle with their sophomore effort "BE" in 2013. Critics were divided, with some praising the band for pushing boundaries and experimenting with new sounds, while others lamented the lack of cohesive vision. But love them or hate them, there's no denying the lasting impact Beady Eye has had on the music industry. With their mix of attitude, swagger, and undeniable talent, this band is here to stay. So grab your shades, turn up the volume, and join the ride with Beady Eye.

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