Red Mosquito

Liam sounded excellent, and it was amazing seeing Bonehead up there, but when he said 'better late then nevah" before 'Stand by Me', I thought it was going to be a reunion with Noel.

That Acquiesce was awesome.

i love that Liam has never (to my knowledge) deviated from his hands-behind-the-back stance on stage.

absolutely love it.

the female singers were a good choice

Ello Sailor wrote:Liam sounded excellent, and it was amazing seeing Bonehead up there, but when he said 'better late then nevah" before 'Stand by Me', I thought it was going to be a reunion with Noel.

If that happened... 1) Hell would surely have frozen over and 2) they would not have needed the chorus lyrics on the screen, which I felt was weird. The female vocalists sounded great and I appreciate that was the route taken over another member taking the lead there.

dad wrote:i love that Liam has never (to my knowledge) deviated from his hands-behind-the-back stance on stage.

absolutely love it.

There is a bit in the Definitely Maybe doc IIRC where Noel notes the day Liam started doing that and from then on that was that, he found his stage posture never to deviate.

I'm really quite pleased Liam sounds as good as he does currently.

Also, cos why not?

i should watch that doc. i can't remember which one was on amazon years ago, but i never finished it.

oasisfan35 wrote:

spike wrote:

I gather this will play nowhere near me but I would love to see it in a theater. Getting a live release will be nice, 250,000 oasis Fans Can't Be Wrong was a heavily edited bootleg that I listened to plenty.

Live Forever from the forthcoming live release is on streaming, and sounds good.

Liam Gallagher suffers injuries after ‘falling out of helicopter’ following Isle of Wight headline set

I suspect that helicopter may have been named Boddingtons.

love this tune

Ashcroft's distaste for auto-tune also helps [me] in that Liam truly does sound fantastic these days.

Listening to the full Knebworth release now, sounds great.

Shout out to Liam for the thing he does when he just says the name of the song right before they play it; always hilarious, never gets old.

Honest question: Did these guys have more than 2 good albums? Were they really as successful as Liam and Noel will lead us to believe?

I saw them once. The arena was 1/2 empty. The tour with the black crowes.

Standing on the Shoulder of Giants is great, and it’s like their fourth album.

Yup, lots to love on SOTSOG. Be Here Now is patchy as hell though, and Heathen Chemistry flat out stinks IMO.

1st record id still damn near perfect. What a freshman release!

Strat wrote:Honest question: Did these guys have more than 2 good albums? Were they really as successful as Liam and Noel will lead us to believe?

I saw them once. The arena was 1/2 empty. The tour with the black crowes.

Yes, yes and yes
They were kings all around the world, minus the US
Check their best of called Time Flies or some live album

Simple Torture wrote:Listening to the full Knebworth release now, sounds great.

Shout out to Liam for the thing he does when he just says the name of the song right before they play it; always hilarious, never gets old.

My copies are in the post, looking forward to listening and hopefully just sitting back and watching over the holiday.

Strat wrote:Honest question: Did these guys have more than 2 good albums? Were they really as successful as Liam and Noel will lead us to believe?

Yes.

I loved Don't Believe The Truth when it came out. It's been a while since I listened to it though.

bada wrote:I loved Don't Believe The Truth when it came out. It's been a while since I listened to it though.

The Importance of Being Idle was a strong single. But then I've always loved Noel tracks.

Ello Sailor wrote:

bada wrote:I loved Don't Believe The Truth when it came out. It's been a while since I listened to it though.

The Importance of Being Idle was a strong single. But then I've always loved Noel tracks.

One of my favorite music videos: