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| Is wild Harry the new Liam? |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/28, 16:38 Uhr)
Partygoer ... Prince Harry
IS PRINCE HARRY turning into LIAM GALLAGHER?
Boozed up ... Liam Gallagher
The party-loving royal is doing his best to imitate the wild Oasis frontman.
Royal salute ... Harry gives a rude gesture
Just take a look at Harry's behaviour in these photos and make up your own mind.
Wild ... singer Liam Gallagher
He's got the ciggies, the booze, the swagger and the rude hand gestures.
Up close ... Prince Harry and girl
Now all he needs to do is shack up with a C-list actress - and father a few kids by different women.
Smooch ... Liam and Nicole Appleton
(Q: thesun.co.uk)
| Oasis - Aus und vorbei? |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/27, 15:17 Uhr) Auch die neubegonnenen Aufnahmen für die bevorstehende Oasis Scheibe sollen den Weg in die Plattenläden nicht finden - das berichtet das englische Klatschmagazin 'Star'. Nachdem die Gebrüder Gallagher bereits sämtliche neue Tracks in die Tonne geworfen haben, weil sie beim Publikum des Glastonbury-Festivals nicht ankamen, scheinen nun auch die Neukompositionen zu floppen.
Nach Informationen des 'Star' sei 'der kreative Funke' zwischen den Gallagher-Brüdern verloren gegangen. Ein Studiomitarbeiter, der bei den Aufnahmen anwesend war, sagte: 'Die Chemie zwischen Liam und Noel stimmt einfach nicht mehr. Man kann nicht sehen, woher das nächste Album kommen sollte. Alles woran sie im vergangenen Jahr gearbeitet haben, haben sie auf den Müll geworfen.'
Ob die Aufnahmen im August fortgesetzt werden ist unklar.
Stellt sich nun die Frage: Gewitzter PR-Gag oder wirklich das Ende der einstigen Britpop-Helden? (vs)
Nach Informationen des 'Star' sei 'der kreative Funke' zwischen den Gallagher-Brüdern verloren gegangen. Ein Studiomitarbeiter, der bei den Aufnahmen anwesend war, sagte: 'Die Chemie zwischen Liam und Noel stimmt einfach nicht mehr. Man kann nicht sehen, woher das nächste Album kommen sollte. Alles woran sie im vergangenen Jahr gearbeitet haben, haben sie auf den Müll geworfen.'
Ob die Aufnahmen im August fortgesetzt werden ist unklar.
Stellt sich nun die Frage: Gewitzter PR-Gag oder wirklich das Ende der einstigen Britpop-Helden? (vs)
(Q: mtv.de)
| Noel besuchte Ian Brown-Gig |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/27, 12:39 Uhr) Ian Brown @ Claremont Landscape Gardens
FOR most STONE ROSES fans, the dream of seeing IAN BROWN swagger on stage and belt out I Am The Resurrection died years ago.
But on Sunday, in the beautiful setting of Claremont Landscape Gardens in Surrey, he treated thousands of die-hards to more than an hour of classic Roses material.
Backed by Stone Roses tribute band FOOLS GOLD, Brown's gig included I Wanna Be Adored, Waterfall and She Bangs The Drum.
He even managed to surprise his most dedicated followers with some of his former band's rarest tracks, including Mersey Paradise, Sally Cinnamon and Where Angels Play.
FOR most STONE ROSES fans, the dream of seeing IAN BROWN swagger on stage and belt out I Am The Resurrection died years ago.
But on Sunday, in the beautiful setting of Claremont Landscape Gardens in Surrey, he treated thousands of die-hards to more than an hour of classic Roses material.
Backed by Stone Roses tribute band FOOLS GOLD, Brown's gig included I Wanna Be Adored, Waterfall and She Bangs The Drum.
He even managed to surprise his most dedicated followers with some of his former band's rarest tracks, including Mersey Paradise, Sally Cinnamon and Where Angels Play.
Treat for the fans ... Ian belted out hits
He finished with his own hits My Star, Golden Gaze and the brilliant F.E.A.R - and they carried on seamlessly from the Roses songs.
Since the Stone Roses split in 1996, Brown has seldom played the music he penned with his ex-bandmates, guitarist JOHN SQUIRE, drummer RENI and bassist MANI.
So this was a fantastic chance for fans to relive old memories of the huge Roses gig at Spike Island, Widnes, in 1990.
A young NOEL GALLAGHER looked on that day - and was there again on Sunday to receive a reminder of where it all began for OASIS.
Noel will also feature on Ian's next single, Keep What You Got, taken from his fourth solo album, due out later this year.
(Q: thesun.co.uk)
| Oasis puzzle over sixth album |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/22, 13:32 Uhr) Fans fear Oasis will never make another record together after the projected release of their sixth album continues to drag on.
The release of the follow-up to Heathen Chemistry has already been put back a number of times and they have now gone back to the drawing board again.
It is all a stark contrast to their triumphant gig at Glastonbury last month.
The project has certainly had its difficulties - Oasis stopped working with Death in Vegas for the album back in March.
It seems they abandoned the tracks they recorded together because they were not sounding up to scratch.
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Oasis at the end of the line?
Rockers Oasis are in danger of never releasing another album - because they've lost their creative spark.
The Wonderwall band, fronted by guitarist Noel Gallagher and his singer brother Liam, have admitted to suffering a series of setbacks in the recording of the follow-up to 2002's Heathen Chemistry.
Earlier this month, Noel wrote a letter to British music magazine NME in which he confirmed Oasis had ditched a load of material they "didn't like" and that recent studio sessions have been "frustrating and fruitless".
But an insider tells UK newspaper the Daily Star: "Being in the studio with them, the chemistry between Noel and Liam just isn't what it was.
"They still have tensions and arguments, but it doesn't seem to gel into the music how it used to.
"I really can't see where this next album is going to come from. Everything they've done over the last year has been scrapped."
The release of the follow-up to Heathen Chemistry has already been put back a number of times and they have now gone back to the drawing board again.
It is all a stark contrast to their triumphant gig at Glastonbury last month.
The project has certainly had its difficulties - Oasis stopped working with Death in Vegas for the album back in March.
It seems they abandoned the tracks they recorded together because they were not sounding up to scratch.
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Oasis at the end of the line?
Rockers Oasis are in danger of never releasing another album - because they've lost their creative spark.
The Wonderwall band, fronted by guitarist Noel Gallagher and his singer brother Liam, have admitted to suffering a series of setbacks in the recording of the follow-up to 2002's Heathen Chemistry.
Earlier this month, Noel wrote a letter to British music magazine NME in which he confirmed Oasis had ditched a load of material they "didn't like" and that recent studio sessions have been "frustrating and fruitless".
But an insider tells UK newspaper the Daily Star: "Being in the studio with them, the chemistry between Noel and Liam just isn't what it was.
"They still have tensions and arguments, but it doesn't seem to gel into the music how it used to.
"I really can't see where this next album is going to come from. Everything they've done over the last year has been scrapped."
(Q: itv.com; breakingnews.iol.ie)
| Win Signed Definitely Maybe DVD Artwork |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/20, 23:48 Uhr) We have an amazing prize for one lucky winner in Oasisinet's new competition. To coincide with the release of Definitely Maybe the DVD released on the 6th September. We are giving away a signed and framed DVD artwork run out.
For a chance to win click on the competition page, fill in your details and answer the question correctly - competition closes on 16th August 2004! Good luck!
For a chance to win click on the competition page, fill in your details and answer the question correctly - competition closes on 16th August 2004! Good luck!
(Q: oasisinet.com)
| See Trailer For Definitely Maybe DVD |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/20, 23:46 Uhr) Click on the below links to view a 30" trailer for the DVD exclusive to the site this week. In the next couple of weeks will be the opportunity to view more clips from the DVD plus details of other on line activities - so keep checking back to the site and make sure you are signed up to the mailing list so we can let you know by email what's going on !
(Q: oasisinet.com)
| Liam beim Shoppen ... |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/19, 08:19 Uhr)
Hot shoe kerfuffle ... Liam in a fix
LIAM GALLAGHER gets into a bit of a kerfuffle after buying some shoes in Hampstead, North London, at the weekend. Blimey - if he's having that much trouble with the bag, imagine the bother he's going to get putting the shoes on. I hope for his sake they're Velcro.
(Q: thesun.co.uk)
| New Oasis 12 inch promo released! |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/12, 11:13 Uhr) Big Brother Records has just released a new 12 inch promo to promote the re-release of Definitely Maybe on DVD. It is a 12 inch 1-sided re-issue of the first ever Oasis promo; the legendary Columbia (demo) 1-sided 12 inch promo (selling at around £200 these days). The first Columbia 12 inch promo was released around Christmas in 1993 to promote Definitely Maybe. This new 12 inch promo is very limited, as Big Brother only sent this to their promoters.
The Oasis web shop at www.mistersifter.com is the first online shop to offer this 12" promo for sale, you can see the picture, read all the details, and buy it using this link: Oasis Promo.
The Oasis web shop at www.mistersifter.com is the first online shop to offer this 12" promo for sale, you can see the picture, read all the details, and buy it using this link: Oasis Promo.
(Q: live4ever.us; mistersifter.com)
| Definitely Maybe on DVD released 6th Sept 2004 |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/10, 19:36 Uhr) As previously announced on 6th September 2004 Oasis will release Definitely Maybe - The DVD (RKIDDVD006X) to commemorate the ten-year anniversary of this landmark album's release.
Celebrated as the best British album ever by Q Magazine in June 2004, Definitely Maybe became the fastest selling debut album ever upon its release in August 1994. For the first time ever, the whole album, including rare vinyl-only track 'Sad Song', is available on DVD. The classic audio version is accompanied by an hour-long documentary about the recording of the album featuring rare and contemporary interviews with the band, label, friends and entourage, memorable live and TV performances of Definitely Maybe's twelve era-defining tracks and more besides - totalling nearly five hours of classic Oasis music and footage.
The roll call, starting with performance footage:
'Rock 'n' Roll Star' Top Of The Pops, September 1994
'Shakermaker' Naked City, June 1994
'Live Forever' Glastonbury, June 1994
'Up In The Sky' Chicago Metro, October 1994
'Columbia' Hammersmith Palais, December 1994
'Supersonic' The Word, March 1994
'Bring It On Down' Gleneagles, February 1994
'Cigarettes And Alcohol' Southampton Guildhall, November 1994
'Digsy's Dinner' Buckley Tivoli, August 1994
'Slide Away' New York Wetlands, July 1994
'Married With Children' Los Angeles Whiskey A Go Go, September 1994
'Sad Song' Later With Jools Holland, December 1994
Definitely Maybe - The DVD includes the band's promo videos for 'Supersonic', 'Shakermaker', 'Live Forever' 'Rock 'n' Roll Star' and 'Cigarettes And Alcohol' (uncensored), some with director commentaries. Also included are the US videos for 'Live Forever' and 'Supersonic'.
Hidden extras include a segment from the seminal Wibbling Rivalry Fierce Panda interview release and various non-documentary strands (including a letter from Guigsy), as well as other... hidden extras. A bonus disc (only available until the end of 2004) includes further interviews and live performance footage.
Keep checking back to the site for more information on this amazing release plus forthcoming competitions and a chance to preview footage from the DVD.
Celebrated as the best British album ever by Q Magazine in June 2004, Definitely Maybe became the fastest selling debut album ever upon its release in August 1994. For the first time ever, the whole album, including rare vinyl-only track 'Sad Song', is available on DVD. The classic audio version is accompanied by an hour-long documentary about the recording of the album featuring rare and contemporary interviews with the band, label, friends and entourage, memorable live and TV performances of Definitely Maybe's twelve era-defining tracks and more besides - totalling nearly five hours of classic Oasis music and footage.
The roll call, starting with performance footage:
'Rock 'n' Roll Star' Top Of The Pops, September 1994
'Shakermaker' Naked City, June 1994
'Live Forever' Glastonbury, June 1994
'Up In The Sky' Chicago Metro, October 1994
'Columbia' Hammersmith Palais, December 1994
'Supersonic' The Word, March 1994
'Bring It On Down' Gleneagles, February 1994
'Cigarettes And Alcohol' Southampton Guildhall, November 1994
'Digsy's Dinner' Buckley Tivoli, August 1994
'Slide Away' New York Wetlands, July 1994
'Married With Children' Los Angeles Whiskey A Go Go, September 1994
'Sad Song' Later With Jools Holland, December 1994
Definitely Maybe - The DVD includes the band's promo videos for 'Supersonic', 'Shakermaker', 'Live Forever' 'Rock 'n' Roll Star' and 'Cigarettes And Alcohol' (uncensored), some with director commentaries. Also included are the US videos for 'Live Forever' and 'Supersonic'.
Hidden extras include a segment from the seminal Wibbling Rivalry Fierce Panda interview release and various non-documentary strands (including a letter from Guigsy), as well as other... hidden extras. A bonus disc (only available until the end of 2004) includes further interviews and live performance footage.
Keep checking back to the site for more information on this amazing release plus forthcoming competitions and a chance to preview footage from the DVD.
(Q: oasisinet.com)
| Exclusive - Noel Gallagher on the future of Oasis |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/08, 21:38 Uhr) OASIS' NOEL GALLAGHER has spoken exclusively to NME about the future of the band.
In an email from the guitarist, he said that attempts to finish off their new album have proved to be "frustrating and fruitless".
Gallagher revealed that Oasis will start working on a new set of songs this month and are hoping to release the follow-up to 'Heathen Chemistry' at the beginning of next year.
He also wrote about the band's recent set at the Glastonbury festival, laughing off suggestions he and brother Liam demanded different dressing rooms and that they refused to see Paul McCartney's set together.
The letter read:
"Dear NME,
"We started talking about recording a new Oasis album in November last year. We thought it would be a great idea to try something different with the production this time around, and Liam came up with the idea of using Death In Vegas as producers/mixers, which everyone believed would be a fantastic collaboration.
"We drew up a list of songs (10 in total), booked Sawmills Studio in Cornwall and gave ourselves three weeks. Unfortunately, after the recording process we decided we didn't like anything we had played/recorded during those three weeks, and because of commitments with Death In Vegas, Richard Fearless and Tim Holmes couldn't find any more time to give to the project. It was then decided we would attempt to finish off the record ourselves, which so far has proven quite frustrating and fruitless. All the while, new songs have been written and old ones have fallen away. So we think the 'moment' for that particular record has passed.
"We plan to start work on a new set of songs some time in July and we hope to have a new album out in February/March 2005, so hopefully you will hear some new tunes by the end of the year.
"As for the other two points you've raised, the one about separate dressing rooms, is as usual, laughable. And as for not watching Macca from the stage, all I can say is Liam and his friends did, and me and my friends prefer the shared experience of the masses to the privileged position of the few. Now if you don't mind...
"Peace, love and bananas,
"Noel Gallagher."
In an email from the guitarist, he said that attempts to finish off their new album have proved to be "frustrating and fruitless".
Gallagher revealed that Oasis will start working on a new set of songs this month and are hoping to release the follow-up to 'Heathen Chemistry' at the beginning of next year.
He also wrote about the band's recent set at the Glastonbury festival, laughing off suggestions he and brother Liam demanded different dressing rooms and that they refused to see Paul McCartney's set together.
The letter read:
"Dear NME,
"We started talking about recording a new Oasis album in November last year. We thought it would be a great idea to try something different with the production this time around, and Liam came up with the idea of using Death In Vegas as producers/mixers, which everyone believed would be a fantastic collaboration.
"We drew up a list of songs (10 in total), booked Sawmills Studio in Cornwall and gave ourselves three weeks. Unfortunately, after the recording process we decided we didn't like anything we had played/recorded during those three weeks, and because of commitments with Death In Vegas, Richard Fearless and Tim Holmes couldn't find any more time to give to the project. It was then decided we would attempt to finish off the record ourselves, which so far has proven quite frustrating and fruitless. All the while, new songs have been written and old ones have fallen away. So we think the 'moment' for that particular record has passed.
"We plan to start work on a new set of songs some time in July and we hope to have a new album out in February/March 2005, so hopefully you will hear some new tunes by the end of the year.
"As for the other two points you've raised, the one about separate dressing rooms, is as usual, laughable. And as for not watching Macca from the stage, all I can say is Liam and his friends did, and me and my friends prefer the shared experience of the masses to the privileged position of the few. Now if you don't mind...
"Peace, love and bananas,
"Noel Gallagher."
(Q: nme.com)
| 'Definitely Maybe: The DVD' |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/08, 12:50 Uhr) Vollgepackt mit "Must Have"-Footage besticht die am 06. September erscheinende Oasis-Jubiläums-DVD todsicher jeden Fan der britischen Rock-Heroen. Anbei das Track, Video und Bonus-Listing der DVD:
Live-Footage
'Rock 'n' Roll Star' Top Of The Pops, September 1994
'Shakermaker' Naked City, June 1994
'Live Forever' Glastonbury, June 1994
'Up In The Sky' Chicago Metro, October 1994
'Columbia' Hammersmith Palais, December 1994
'Supersonic' The Word, March 1994
'Bring It On Down' Gleneagles, February 1994
'Cigarettes And Alcohol' Southampton Guildhall, November 1994
'Digsy's Dinner' Buckley Tivoli, August 1994
'Slide Away' New York Wetlands, July 1994
'Married With Children' Los Angeles Whiskey A Go Go, September 1994
'Sad Song' Later With Jools Holland, December 1994
Videos
'Supersonic', 'Shakermaker', 'Live Forever', 'Rock 'n' Roll Star' und 'Cigarettes And Alcohol' (uncensored) + Kommentare, U.S. Videos 'Live Forever' und 'Supersonic'.
Documentary
Noel Gallagher, Liam Gallagher, Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs (1992 - 2000), Tony McCarroll (1992 - 1995), Mark Coyle (Produzent), Owen Morris (Produtzent), Anjali Dutt (Recording Engineer), Marcus Russell (Manager), Alan McGee (Creation Records), Tim Abbot, (Creation Records), Brian Cannon (Album Artwork Designer), Michael Spencer Jones (Artwork Photographer), Mark Szaszy (Video Director), Maggie Mouzakitis (Tour Manager), Ben Winchester (Live Agent), Phil Smith (Tour Crew), Jason Rhodes (Guitar Tech), Kevin Cummins (Photographer), Keith Cameron (Journalist), Paul Mathur (Journalist), Gary Crowley (Journalist, DJ), Digsy [Digsy], Chris and Anthony Griffith (The Real People), Gem Archer (Oasis 2000 - ), Andy Bell (Oasis 2000 - ), Burt Bacharach, Mani (The Stone Roses/Primal Scream).
Photografien
Paul Slattery, Tom Sheehan, James Fry, Jill Furmanovsky, Kevin Cummins, Norman Watson, Dennis Morris, Gered Mankowitz, Barry Marsden.
+ Bonus Material
Live-Footage
'Rock 'n' Roll Star' Top Of The Pops, September 1994
'Shakermaker' Naked City, June 1994
'Live Forever' Glastonbury, June 1994
'Up In The Sky' Chicago Metro, October 1994
'Columbia' Hammersmith Palais, December 1994
'Supersonic' The Word, March 1994
'Bring It On Down' Gleneagles, February 1994
'Cigarettes And Alcohol' Southampton Guildhall, November 1994
'Digsy's Dinner' Buckley Tivoli, August 1994
'Slide Away' New York Wetlands, July 1994
'Married With Children' Los Angeles Whiskey A Go Go, September 1994
'Sad Song' Later With Jools Holland, December 1994
Videos
'Supersonic', 'Shakermaker', 'Live Forever', 'Rock 'n' Roll Star' und 'Cigarettes And Alcohol' (uncensored) + Kommentare, U.S. Videos 'Live Forever' und 'Supersonic'.
Documentary
Noel Gallagher, Liam Gallagher, Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs (1992 - 2000), Tony McCarroll (1992 - 1995), Mark Coyle (Produzent), Owen Morris (Produtzent), Anjali Dutt (Recording Engineer), Marcus Russell (Manager), Alan McGee (Creation Records), Tim Abbot, (Creation Records), Brian Cannon (Album Artwork Designer), Michael Spencer Jones (Artwork Photographer), Mark Szaszy (Video Director), Maggie Mouzakitis (Tour Manager), Ben Winchester (Live Agent), Phil Smith (Tour Crew), Jason Rhodes (Guitar Tech), Kevin Cummins (Photographer), Keith Cameron (Journalist), Paul Mathur (Journalist), Gary Crowley (Journalist, DJ), Digsy [Digsy], Chris and Anthony Griffith (The Real People), Gem Archer (Oasis 2000 - ), Andy Bell (Oasis 2000 - ), Burt Bacharach, Mani (The Stone Roses/Primal Scream).
Photografien
Paul Slattery, Tom Sheehan, James Fry, Jill Furmanovsky, Kevin Cummins, Norman Watson, Dennis Morris, Gered Mankowitz, Barry Marsden.
+ Bonus Material
(Q: thepop.de/oasis)
| You're a big gal's blouse |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/07, 12:57 Uhr)
Smiles all round ... LiamGallagher and pal
I'M worried about LIAM GALLAGHER. During a decade in the music industry he has scowled his way through every photo . . . until now.
Caught unawares and showing off what appears to be a new set of gnashers, he's beaming like our kid at Christmas time.
New gnashers ... Liam
More worryingly, the OASIS frontman is happy to give his mate an effeminate hug in full view of drinkers at a North London boozer.
Whatever next? Shopping for shoes with his gay stylist?
Let's hope he's back to snarling soon.
(Q: thesun.co.uk)
| Oasis im NME |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/06, 23:04 Uhr)
The World's Most Exciting Music Weekly On Sale NOW!
It's the Glastonbury Aftermath issue!
- Noel speaks about Oasis' Glastonbury washout and where the new album's at
- Scissor Sisters - Glastonbury's best party starters on becoming the biggest band on the planet
- "Woo Hoo, Woo hoo hoo", meet the ladies behind Glastonbury's biggest catchphrase
- How many of you shagged in the bogs? Yes, it's the results of the NME's Great Glastonbury Poll
- Snow Patrol - Why rock's drunkest band will rule T
- Dizzee Rascal and The Streets take Manhattan
- Why The Futureheads have killed Britpop once and for all
- And the week Razorlight barged their way into the big time
Plus! Beastie Boys, The Bees, The Darkness, DJ Shadow, Franz Ferdinand, Keane, The Killers, The Libertines, Morrissey, Oasis, Orbital, Pixies, Radio 4, Razorlight, Snow Patrol, The Zutons ... and more
(Q: nme.com)
| Oasis footage surfaces |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/05, 20:14 Uhr) 'DEFINITELY' DEFINITIVE!
OASIS have confirmed final details of their tenth anniversary reissue of 'DEFINITELY MAYBE'.
The group release 'Definitely Maybe - The DVD' on September 6. The audio version, including rare vinyl only track 'Sad Song', is accompanied by four hours worth of archive and new footage.
NME.COM can reveal the performance footage will feature material recorded at 'Top Of The Pops' and the Glastonbury.
The performances are:
'Rock 'N' Roll Star' - 'Top Of The Pops', September 1994
'Shakermaker' - 'Naked City', June 1994
'Live Forever' - Glastonbury, June 1994
'Up In The Sky' - Chicago Metro, October 1994
'Columbia' - Hammersmith Palais, December 1994
'Supersonic' - 'The Word', March 1994
'Bring It On Down' - Gleneagles, February 1994
'Cigarettes And Alcohol' - Southampton Guildhall, November 1994
'Digsy's Dinner' - Buckley Tivoli, August 1994
'Slide Away' - New York Wetlands, July 1994
'Married With Children' - Los Angeles Whiskey A Go Go, September 1994
'Sad Song' - 'Later With Jools Holland', December 1994
Also included is an hour-long documentary about the recording of the album featuring interviews with the band, label and friends.
The DVD will also feature the promo videos for 'Supersonic', 'Shakermaker', 'Live Forever', 'Rock 'N' Roll Star' and 'Cigarettes And Alcohol' as well as the US videos for 'Live Forever' and 'Supersonic'.
Oasis are on the cover of the forthcoming issue of NME, which is out tomorrow in London and nationwide from Wednesday (July 7).
OASIS have confirmed final details of their tenth anniversary reissue of 'DEFINITELY MAYBE'.
The group release 'Definitely Maybe - The DVD' on September 6. The audio version, including rare vinyl only track 'Sad Song', is accompanied by four hours worth of archive and new footage.
NME.COM can reveal the performance footage will feature material recorded at 'Top Of The Pops' and the Glastonbury.
The performances are:
'Rock 'N' Roll Star' - 'Top Of The Pops', September 1994
'Shakermaker' - 'Naked City', June 1994
'Live Forever' - Glastonbury, June 1994
'Up In The Sky' - Chicago Metro, October 1994
'Columbia' - Hammersmith Palais, December 1994
'Supersonic' - 'The Word', March 1994
'Bring It On Down' - Gleneagles, February 1994
'Cigarettes And Alcohol' - Southampton Guildhall, November 1994
'Digsy's Dinner' - Buckley Tivoli, August 1994
'Slide Away' - New York Wetlands, July 1994
'Married With Children' - Los Angeles Whiskey A Go Go, September 1994
'Sad Song' - 'Later With Jools Holland', December 1994
Also included is an hour-long documentary about the recording of the album featuring interviews with the band, label and friends.
The DVD will also feature the promo videos for 'Supersonic', 'Shakermaker', 'Live Forever', 'Rock 'N' Roll Star' and 'Cigarettes And Alcohol' as well as the US videos for 'Live Forever' and 'Supersonic'.
Oasis are on the cover of the forthcoming issue of NME, which is out tomorrow in London and nationwide from Wednesday (July 7).
(Q: nme.com)
| Glasto 2004 - Sex, Drugs And Toilets Survey |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/05, 15:18 Uhr) The results for the NME's annual Glastonbury Festival survey have just been announced [...]
Musically Paul McCartney and Muse were judged two of the best acts at the event (Oasis only polled 6%) and the most surprisingly hit of the weekend were Scissor Sisters by some way. [...]
Who was the best band?
Muse: 36%
Paul McCartney: 30%
Franz Ferdinand: 23%
Oasis: 6%
The Killers: 5%
Who was an unexpected hit?
Scissor Sisters: 36%
Paul McCartney: 21%
Muse: 17%
Snow Patrol: 15%
The Zutons: 11%
Musically Paul McCartney and Muse were judged two of the best acts at the event (Oasis only polled 6%) and the most surprisingly hit of the weekend were Scissor Sisters by some way. [...]
Who was the best band?
Muse: 36%
Paul McCartney: 30%
Franz Ferdinand: 23%
Oasis: 6%
The Killers: 5%
Who was an unexpected hit?
Scissor Sisters: 36%
Paul McCartney: 21%
Muse: 17%
Snow Patrol: 15%
The Zutons: 11%
(Q: xfm.co.uk)
| Glastonbury Fotos |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/03, 15:03 Uhr) Hier noch ein paar Fotos vom Oasis-Auftritt beim Glastonbury Festival:
(Q: bbc.co.uk)
| Liam: I f**cking hate Glastonbury |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/03, 14:58 Uhr) 'Grumpy' Oasis admit they were only at Glasto for the money, amid allegations that the Gallaghers had a row before what many claim was a highly disappointing headline show on Friday.
Put yer money in yer mouth
Undoutedly the biggest disappointment at Glastonbury was Oasis. Saying little to the crowd, looking even more miserable than usual and playing their hits in a trudging tiresome fashion left many fans heartbroken despite some quarters claiming it to be a 'triumphant' set.
VF bumped into Liam Gallagher backstage on Saturday and he said: "I fucking hate Glastonbury mate. I'm only here for the money. It's fucking shit. I've got to wear fucking wellies."
Then, in perhaps a veiled admission that the band could have done better, he said: "We were alright. It was OK. What else am I going to say? It's not going to change the world, is it?"
Explanations for the performance centred around an alleged row between the Gallaghers.
Kasabian singer Tom Meighan who had been hanging out with his idol, Liam, commented: "They had a row, they were both on it, big time." It quashes the myth that the Oasis camp had been a drug-free one.
Despite playing two new songs 'A Bell Will Ring' and 'The Meaning Of Soul', Noel Gallagher told the BBC that Oasis will have to think about a change of direction for the follow-up to Heathen Chemistry.
He said: "We've got to decide what kind of record we're going to do now, because the record that we tried to make with Death In Vegas, that kind of didn't happen and the moment has passed for that batch of songs. So it's back to the drawing board really. Hopefully, it will be out by the end of the year but I wouldn't have thought so."
Speaking on Sunday, festival organsier Michael Eavis said: "They didn't seem to want to be here. I was disappointed they never spoke to the crowd. They seemed grumpy to me - but maybe that's just their thing."
Put yer money in yer mouth
Undoutedly the biggest disappointment at Glastonbury was Oasis. Saying little to the crowd, looking even more miserable than usual and playing their hits in a trudging tiresome fashion left many fans heartbroken despite some quarters claiming it to be a 'triumphant' set.
VF bumped into Liam Gallagher backstage on Saturday and he said: "I fucking hate Glastonbury mate. I'm only here for the money. It's fucking shit. I've got to wear fucking wellies."
Then, in perhaps a veiled admission that the band could have done better, he said: "We were alright. It was OK. What else am I going to say? It's not going to change the world, is it?"
Explanations for the performance centred around an alleged row between the Gallaghers.
Kasabian singer Tom Meighan who had been hanging out with his idol, Liam, commented: "They had a row, they were both on it, big time." It quashes the myth that the Oasis camp had been a drug-free one.
Despite playing two new songs 'A Bell Will Ring' and 'The Meaning Of Soul', Noel Gallagher told the BBC that Oasis will have to think about a change of direction for the follow-up to Heathen Chemistry.
He said: "We've got to decide what kind of record we're going to do now, because the record that we tried to make with Death In Vegas, that kind of didn't happen and the moment has passed for that batch of songs. So it's back to the drawing board really. Hopefully, it will be out by the end of the year but I wouldn't have thought so."
Speaking on Sunday, festival organsier Michael Eavis said: "They didn't seem to want to be here. I was disappointed they never spoke to the crowd. They seemed grumpy to me - but maybe that's just their thing."
(Q: virtualfestivals.com)
| UK rock's best recent feud ends |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/02, 14:48 Uhr) ROCK COCKFIGHT ENDS!
UK rock's best recent feud has come to an end as OASIS and STARSAILOR have kissed and made up.
The bands fell out spectacularly two years ago at the T In The Park festival when Starsailor frontman James Walsh approached Noel Gallagher to ask why he had called him a cock in interview. Gallagher replied that he didn't remember he had, but that if he did then Walsh probably was. Liam Gallagher became embroiled when he weighed into the argument and squared up to Walsh. The bands then fired several barbs at each other over the following months.
However, at Glastonbury last weekend (June 26), Liam approached James and made his peace.
"After Starsailor's set, the band went back to their dressing room and Liam was there," a source close to the band told NME.COM. "He held out his hand and told James life was too short for the fighting. And that was basically it. He hung about for a while afterwards having a drink and chewing the fat. So the feud is at an end."
At the height of the fall-out, NME minted special 'You Cock!' badges and circulated them during the 2002 summer festivals.
Starsailor are currently writing material for their third album. They expect to start recording before the end of the year.
UK rock's best recent feud has come to an end as OASIS and STARSAILOR have kissed and made up.
The bands fell out spectacularly two years ago at the T In The Park festival when Starsailor frontman James Walsh approached Noel Gallagher to ask why he had called him a cock in interview. Gallagher replied that he didn't remember he had, but that if he did then Walsh probably was. Liam Gallagher became embroiled when he weighed into the argument and squared up to Walsh. The bands then fired several barbs at each other over the following months.
However, at Glastonbury last weekend (June 26), Liam approached James and made his peace.
"After Starsailor's set, the band went back to their dressing room and Liam was there," a source close to the band told NME.COM. "He held out his hand and told James life was too short for the fighting. And that was basically it. He hung about for a while afterwards having a drink and chewing the fat. So the feud is at an end."
At the height of the fall-out, NME minted special 'You Cock!' badges and circulated them during the 2002 summer festivals.
Starsailor are currently writing material for their third album. They expect to start recording before the end of the year.
(Q: nme.com)
| Gallagher: I'm a pop star |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/02, 09:11 Uhr) Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher wants his band to be called a "pop group" - because he is sick of the "indie" label.
Despite initially signing to an independent record company, Creation, in 1993, Gallagher insists the band have severed their indie roots - and share more in common with pop.
The singer says, "I love pop music. That's what we do. We're not an indie band. What's an indie band? To me that's the Inspiral Carpets or Echobelly. Forget that.
"What's the point of not putting out a great single every few months? That's what The Smiths used to do and it was an event."
Despite initially signing to an independent record company, Creation, in 1993, Gallagher insists the band have severed their indie roots - and share more in common with pop.
The singer says, "I love pop music. That's what we do. We're not an indie band. What's an indie band? To me that's the Inspiral Carpets or Echobelly. Forget that.
"What's the point of not putting out a great single every few months? That's what The Smiths used to do and it was an event."
(Q: iol.ie)
| Noel mit Solo-Gig |
(Thorsten, 2004/07/02, 09:02 Uhr) NOEL GALLAGHER will try out the new OASIS material at a private solo gig for 200 people at the Zanzibar Club in Liverpool tomorrow. The songs got a lukewarm reception at Glastonbury and Noel wants to test them in a new setting.
(Q: thesun.co.uk)