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Definitely Maybe named greatest album

It epitomised the Britpop phenomenon more than 10 years ago – but now Definitely Maybe, the Oasis debut, has been named the Greatest Album of All Time.

Definitely Maybe named greatest album

Thu, 01 Jun, 2006 - 10:12

It epitomised the Britpop phenomenon more than 10 years ago – but now Definitely Maybe, the Oasis debut, has been named the Greatest Album of All Time.

The album, which featured hits such as Live Forever and Supersonic, pushed the Beatles’ Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band into second place in the poll of more than 40,000 music fans.

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