BlueHammer85
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Re: Official Oasis thread
At the time. Probably yes
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At the time. Probably yes
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Official Oasis / Beady Eye / Noel Gallagher thread
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gaudinho's stolen car
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Re: Official Oasis thread
I suppose everyone thinks they're John Lennon after half an ounce of coke.
Markt85 said:gaudinho's stolen car said:Markt85 said:With every song that I write, I compare it to the Beatles. The thing is, they only got there before me. If I'd been born at the same time as John Lennon, I'd have been up there.
Noel Gallagher
Do you think he means that?
At the time. Probably yes
I suppose everyone thinks they're John Lennon after half an ounce of coke.
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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnCkWDG16sE&feature=related[/youtube]
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Noel Gallagher has announced details about his debut solo single 'The Death Of You And Me'.
The track is due to be released on August 21 – and you can see a trailer for the video on Gigwise below.
'The Death Of You And Me', released as a digital bundle, CD and 7”, will come with the b-side 'The Good Rebel'.
The single is the first to be taken from Gallagher's much anticipated debut solo album 'Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds'.
The album, which was recorded in Los Angeles in Londonwith producer Dave Sardy, is released on September 27
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUufeGKRibk&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]
The track is due to be released on August 21 – and you can see a trailer for the video on Gigwise below.
'The Death Of You And Me', released as a digital bundle, CD and 7”, will come with the b-side 'The Good Rebel'.
The single is the first to be taken from Gallagher's much anticipated debut solo album 'Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds'.
The album, which was recorded in Los Angeles in Londonwith producer Dave Sardy, is released on September 27
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUufeGKRibk&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]
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Noel Gallagher believes people had stopped ''listening'' to Oasis and no longer cared about their new music before they split in August 2009.
The guitarist - who quit the group following a row with his brother, frontman Liam Gallagher, in August 2009, triggering their split - knows the band would have continued to sell out their concerts, but doesn't think many people were interested in their new music.
He said: "I think people had stopped listening. People kept coming to the gigs, but people had stopped listening.
"It's like, if I was sat here today, doing a press conference for a new Oasis album. well I wouldn't be doing a press conference, would I?
"It would be like, 'Oh f***ing hell, Oasis have got a new album out, so what?' That's just the way it is when you go on for so long. Does anyone care about a new Rolling Stones album? They go and see 'em don't they?"
Despite his comments, Noel - who is set to release his first solo album 'Noel Gallagher and the High Flying Birds' later this year - admits he still feels the band could have continued for longer.
He added in an interview with NME magazine: "The kids hadn't stopped listening but I guess the press stopped listening. But I never felt we were at the end.
"Because half of this stuff, the 'High Flying Birds' album, was written and demoed before that, so some of it was going to seep in there at some point. But it's all kind of in hindsight now. I mean, I didn't think of any of this stuff at the time."
The guitarist - who quit the group following a row with his brother, frontman Liam Gallagher, in August 2009, triggering their split - knows the band would have continued to sell out their concerts, but doesn't think many people were interested in their new music.
He said: "I think people had stopped listening. People kept coming to the gigs, but people had stopped listening.
"It's like, if I was sat here today, doing a press conference for a new Oasis album. well I wouldn't be doing a press conference, would I?
"It would be like, 'Oh f***ing hell, Oasis have got a new album out, so what?' That's just the way it is when you go on for so long. Does anyone care about a new Rolling Stones album? They go and see 'em don't they?"
Despite his comments, Noel - who is set to release his first solo album 'Noel Gallagher and the High Flying Birds' later this year - admits he still feels the band could have continued for longer.
He added in an interview with NME magazine: "The kids hadn't stopped listening but I guess the press stopped listening. But I never felt we were at the end.
"Because half of this stuff, the 'High Flying Birds' album, was written and demoed before that, so some of it was going to seep in there at some point. But it's all kind of in hindsight now. I mean, I didn't think of any of this stuff at the time."
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Damn wish I could listen. Roll on lunchtime
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Thaksins Love Child said:Damn wish I could listen. Roll on lunchtime
Bit like Importance of being idle, but i prefer this.