Additional info about this C D version: Dynamic Range 5

Reprints how they differ from the first print ?

My 'repress' just arrived directly from their website. Absolutely no difference whatsoever from the original print. Barcodes, etches on discs - all the same.

I think they just sold some backstock, hence it's not a repress. My copy still carried the limited ed. sticker etc.

I bought it at official site shop & found the cut#, matrix, and credit are all the same. the color of the inner sleeve is very very slightly different . anyway, It's so hard to find the difference between the original and the repress at 2015.

Let’s face it; Noel Gallagher is one of the the greatest songwriters England has produced, maybe ever. But after the lackluster last few Oasis albums Noel lazily threw songs on, we finally got to see the genius songwriter in his own element, and the long awaited curiousness did not disappoint. ”If I Had A Gun” is probably as close to “Wonderwall“‘s romanticism he’ll ever get, and “AKA…What a Life!” puts a new disco beat side to Noel’s musical palette. But the thing that hits you most in “High Flying Birds” is the absolute epicness of the album, something that never escaped Oasis, but seemed overblown and unneeded at the same time. Noel, not having his brother’s menacing stage prowess and strong Lydon-esque vocals, needed to compensate, and it worked marvelously.

It's still available at the official website for €25.99.

Not anymore. I tried to order it a couple of weeks ago and they got back to me saying that it is out of stock and do not know when it will be back in print

Don't pay these silly prices. It's available for $35 at Acoustic Sounds.

God bless you gentleman.

With this "debut" album, Noel Gallagher brings to his audience tracks that could have easily fit into either of Oasis's last two albums (and were demoed for those albums), as well as new material that keeps a similar sound while moving forward and away from the falling out that caused the end of Oasis.The album is no mere "Oasis album without his brother or the other bandmates" though, it is Noel doing what his fans knew he could do well for years and years: take the lead and own it. His voice, guitar, and writing are all strong on the ten tracks and demonstrate a care for sound and lyrical quality. The style may not stray too far from his known style, but the songs illustrate a keen thought process and refreshing sound of a songwriter stepping out on his own, with little timidity or trepidation.The three released singles (to date): "The Death of You and Me", "If I Had a Gun...", and "AKA... What A Life!" represent the strengths of the album and Noel's willingness to release inventive tracks and accompanying promotional videos that place him in a unique limelight.This is a strong album, and while it comes at a point in the artists life without the band he spent a majority of his career performing, the album sounds as defining as Oasis's first two albums at the height of Britpop in the mid-1990s, albeit for this moment in Gallagher's career and songwriting style.

After the last beady eye and now BE liam should be begging noel to get back together...Cept noel made a hell of an album here, not one bad song...BE on the other hand....wow....