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What's the story morning glory

Oasis

850 €
Estimated vinyl value [2026 Valuation]
Technical Identification Sheet
RELEASE NUMBER (Discogs ID)939519
Excel File Row435
Date Added to Archive27/09/2026, 14:16:34
Pressing Year1995
Pressing Type (Press)1ST
Country of PressingUK
Record LabelCreation Records
Stereo / MonoSTEREO
Catalogue NumberCRE LP 189
BarcodeN/A
Matrix / Runout Side ACRELP 189 A1 - DAMONT AR
("Gatefold""Original front - Purple Sticker promo £ 9,99""Damont 1st press""Creation Records""Black inner sleeve + OASIS postcard 2II")
Matrix / Runout Side BCRELP 189 B1 3 DAMONT A
Matrix / Runout Side CCRELP 189 C2 DAMONT AK
Matrix / Runout Side DCRELP 189 D2 2 DAMONT N
Sleeve ConditionNM
Media ConditionNM
Inner Sleeve ConditionNM
GenrePop/Rock
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Story & Background
The cover of *What's the Story Morning Glory?*, iconic and immediately recognisable, was immortalised on a cold London morning in 1995, specifically on Berwick Street in Soho, a place at the time famous for its record shops. The idea of Brian Cannon, art director of Microdot, was to capture a snapshot of everyday life, a "moment" that reflected the album's title. The two men crossing paths in the foreground, almost colliding, are not random characters: one is Sean Rowley, at the time a DJ for Radio London and a well-known figure in the music scene, the other is Brian Cannon himself. The choice not to include the band members was deliberate; it aimed to create an aura of universality and mystery, letting the music speak for itself. A lesser-known detail is that the man cleaning the windows, semi-hidden, was a last-minute addition to suggest the idea of "cleaning up rock and roll", a bold visual metaphor that Creation Records enthusiastically embraced for its epochal release.

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Official Tracklist
  • A1 - Hello (3:21)
  • A2 - Roll With It (3:59)
  • A3 - Wonderwall (4:18)
  • B1 - Don't Look Back In Anger (4:48)
  • B2 - Hey Now! (5:41)
  • B3 - Untitled (0:44)
  • B4 - Bonehead's Bank Holiday (3:47)
  • C1 - Some Might Say (5:29)
  • C2 - Cast No Shadow (4:51)
  • C3 - She's Electric (3:40)
  • D1 - Morning Glory (5:08)
  • D2 - Untitled (0:39)
  • D3 - Champagne Supernova (7:27)
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