| news | archiv | 2005 | august |
| Oasis return to Scotland in December |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/31, 11:36 Uhr) Oasis are pleased to announce that they will return to Scotland after their sold out stadium show at Hampden Park in June. The band will play the Glasgow SECC for the first time since 1997 on Wednesday 14th December and Thursday 15th December. Before arriving in Glasgow the band will also play the Aberdeen AECC on Monday 12th December.
These shows are expected to sell very quickly so fans are urged to check out all available purchase details listed below:
Tickets go on sale 9am Saturday 3rd September and priced at £32.50 plus booking fees
box-office info,
Aberdeen Exhibition Centre box-office 0870 272 6600
Glasgow SECC box-office 0870 040 4000
hotline 08700 600 100 (run by ticketweb 24hr)
online www.ticketweb.co.uk
Plus Oasis lo-call ticketline 0870 143 2205 and via www.oasisinet.com
These shows are expected to sell very quickly so fans are urged to check out all available purchase details listed below:
Tickets go on sale 9am Saturday 3rd September and priced at £32.50 plus booking fees
box-office info,
Aberdeen Exhibition Centre box-office 0870 272 6600
Glasgow SECC box-office 0870 040 4000
hotline 08700 600 100 (run by ticketweb 24hr)
online www.ticketweb.co.uk
Plus Oasis lo-call ticketline 0870 143 2205 and via www.oasisinet.com
(Q: oasisinet.com)
| Oasis break their own singles record |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/31, 08:48 Uhr) They may be the band with eight number one's and countless top ten hits, but this weekend was the first time Oasis could celebrate hitting the top of the charts with both an LP's first and second singles.
Oasis removed the McFly from the top of the UK singles chart this weekend (August 28) as the 'The Importance Of Being Idle' became Oasis' eighth number one.
The band also had another reason to celebrate as 'Don't Believe The Truth' is the only Oasis album to have ever spawned number one's from it's first two single releases.
The number one release 'Some Might Say' was followed by the much-hyped number two release 'Roll With It' (from '(What's The Story) Morning Glory?'); 'D'You Know What I Mean?' was followed by number two hit 'Stand By Me' (from 'Be Here Now'); 'Go Let It Out' preceded the number four release 'Who Feels Love?' (from 'Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants') and World Cup sobber 'Stop Crying Your Heart Out' only made it to number two after the number one success of 'The Hindu Times' (from 'Heathen Chemistry').
The band also look set to make it three in a row with the proposed release of 'Let There Be Love' later this year.
Oasis removed the McFly from the top of the UK singles chart this weekend (August 28) as the 'The Importance Of Being Idle' became Oasis' eighth number one.
The band also had another reason to celebrate as 'Don't Believe The Truth' is the only Oasis album to have ever spawned number one's from it's first two single releases.
The number one release 'Some Might Say' was followed by the much-hyped number two release 'Roll With It' (from '(What's The Story) Morning Glory?'); 'D'You Know What I Mean?' was followed by number two hit 'Stand By Me' (from 'Be Here Now'); 'Go Let It Out' preceded the number four release 'Who Feels Love?' (from 'Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants') and World Cup sobber 'Stop Crying Your Heart Out' only made it to number two after the number one success of 'The Hindu Times' (from 'Heathen Chemistry').
The band also look set to make it three in a row with the proposed release of 'Let There Be Love' later this year.
(Q: xfm.co.uk)
| 'The importance of being idle' in den deutschen Charts |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/30, 22:11 Uhr) 'The importance of being idle' steigt auf Platz #63 der deutschen Single-Charts ein.
(Q: Sony BMG Deutschland)
| Oasis return to Japan in November |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/30, 22:06 Uhr) Oasis are pleased to announce that they will be returning to Japan in November and will play the following shows;
Thursday 17-nov-05 Japan Osaka Castle Hall
Sunday 20-nov-05 Japan Tokyo Yoyogi Taiikukan
Monday 21-nov-05 Japan Tokyo Yoyogi Taiikukan
Tickets are 7,000 Yen plus fees. Tickets will be available initially through internet pre orders, from the promoters web site and PIA ticket agency from the 8th September and then general tickets sales will be avail from the 24th September;
You can buy tickets from:
internet: http://smash-jpn.com (this will have links to all ticket bureaus) phone bookings: +81 0570 02 9930 (Tokyo) /+81 0570 02 9540 (Osaka) - Japanese language only
enquiries: +81 03 3444 6751 (Tokyo) / +81 06 6535 5569 (Osaka) - these are promoters advertised numbers, possibly some English spoken.
Thursday 17-nov-05 Japan Osaka Castle Hall
Sunday 20-nov-05 Japan Tokyo Yoyogi Taiikukan
Monday 21-nov-05 Japan Tokyo Yoyogi Taiikukan
Tickets are 7,000 Yen plus fees. Tickets will be available initially through internet pre orders, from the promoters web site and PIA ticket agency from the 8th September and then general tickets sales will be avail from the 24th September;
You can buy tickets from:
internet: http://smash-jpn.com (this will have links to all ticket bureaus) phone bookings: +81 0570 02 9930 (Tokyo) /+81 0570 02 9540 (Osaka) - Japanese language only
enquiries: +81 03 3444 6751 (Tokyo) / +81 06 6535 5569 (Osaka) - these are promoters advertised numbers, possibly some English spoken.
(Q: oasisinet.com)
| Oasis shoots straight to top of UK pop charts |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/28, 19:44 Uhr) "The Importance of Being Idle" is the second top hit for the Manchester band from their recent album "Don't Believe The Truth". It is their eighth number one UK single.
Oasis shot straight to the top of the UK pop charts on Sunday, one of seven new entries to burst into the top 10 this week, according to the Official UK Charts Company.
"The Importance of Being Idle" is the second top hit for the one-time bad boy Manchester band from their recent album "Don't Believe The Truth" following on from the success of "Lyla". It is their eighth number one UK single.
In second spot was "Pon De Replay" by Caribbean-born star Rihanna while Canadian singer-songwriter Daniel Powter was unmoved in third place with "Bad Day" staying ahead of "Lay Your Hands", a new entry from former Blue singer Simon Webbe.
Former number one James Blunt was down to fifth with "You're Beautiful" with U.S. hip-hop act Black Eyed Peas debuting in sixth with "Don't Lie".
"Popstars" winners Girls Aloud were new in seventh with "Long Hot Summer", with last week's number one McFly dropping to eighth with "I'll Be OK".
Kaiser Chiefs were another new entry in ninth place with "I Predict A Riot" with "My Doorbell" from The White Stripes debuting in 10th.
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Oasis send McFly tumbling
In a week of many 'major' new releases there are seven new entries in the top 10 alone, 12 in the top 20, yet only one in the remainder of the top 40.
Oasis have managed to knock McFly off the top spot and send them tumbling down to 8th.
'Soca-princess' Rihanna somehow managed to move from 7th to 2nd in the midweeks overnight and has stuck there in the final charts with 'Pon De Replay' giving Soca a firm footing in the UK charts.
Whilst he has not been in the charts as long Daniel Powter managed to outperform James Blunt, with Daniel sticking at three in such a busy week, whilst James Blunt fell three places to fifth.
Elsewhere there is congratulations for ex-Blue member Simon Webbe at 4th, but comiserations for Girls Aloud who rank up their lowest new entry to date at 7th.
Outside of the top 10 Freemasons did not manage to get top 10 and enter at 11 and the Crazy Frog not managing to replicate the success of Axel F at 12.
In the album chart Goldfrapp had looked likely to remove James Blunt from the top but 'Supernature' only managed to reach 2nd, whilst Black Cherry re-enters at 39 and Craig David, having beaten Goldfrapp in the singles chart two weeks ago enters at fifth.
Oasis shot straight to the top of the UK pop charts on Sunday, one of seven new entries to burst into the top 10 this week, according to the Official UK Charts Company.
"The Importance of Being Idle" is the second top hit for the one-time bad boy Manchester band from their recent album "Don't Believe The Truth" following on from the success of "Lyla". It is their eighth number one UK single.
In second spot was "Pon De Replay" by Caribbean-born star Rihanna while Canadian singer-songwriter Daniel Powter was unmoved in third place with "Bad Day" staying ahead of "Lay Your Hands", a new entry from former Blue singer Simon Webbe.
Former number one James Blunt was down to fifth with "You're Beautiful" with U.S. hip-hop act Black Eyed Peas debuting in sixth with "Don't Lie".
"Popstars" winners Girls Aloud were new in seventh with "Long Hot Summer", with last week's number one McFly dropping to eighth with "I'll Be OK".
Kaiser Chiefs were another new entry in ninth place with "I Predict A Riot" with "My Doorbell" from The White Stripes debuting in 10th.
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Oasis send McFly tumbling
In a week of many 'major' new releases there are seven new entries in the top 10 alone, 12 in the top 20, yet only one in the remainder of the top 40.
Oasis have managed to knock McFly off the top spot and send them tumbling down to 8th.
'Soca-princess' Rihanna somehow managed to move from 7th to 2nd in the midweeks overnight and has stuck there in the final charts with 'Pon De Replay' giving Soca a firm footing in the UK charts.
Whilst he has not been in the charts as long Daniel Powter managed to outperform James Blunt, with Daniel sticking at three in such a busy week, whilst James Blunt fell three places to fifth.
Elsewhere there is congratulations for ex-Blue member Simon Webbe at 4th, but comiserations for Girls Aloud who rank up their lowest new entry to date at 7th.
Outside of the top 10 Freemasons did not manage to get top 10 and enter at 11 and the Crazy Frog not managing to replicate the success of Axel F at 12.
In the album chart Goldfrapp had looked likely to remove James Blunt from the top but 'Supernature' only managed to reach 2nd, whilst Black Cherry re-enters at 39 and Craig David, having beaten Goldfrapp in the singles chart two weeks ago enters at fifth.
(Q: eitb24.com; chartsingles.net)
| Gallagher: 'Everyone wants to be Oasis without the effort' |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/27, 16:29 Uhr) OASIS star NOEL GALLAGHER hates one aspect of running his own record label - many of the bands he meets want to be Oasis.
The rocker launched his own label, Big Brother, in 2000 and he admits the experience of being an industry boss isn't always great fun.
He tells music industry trade paper Billboard, "The thing about bands these days is everybody wants to be the next Oasis, and that doesn't mean slogging it out around the toilet gigs, it means, 'Give me the cheque, I need to go to the Levi's shop and I need a 1960s Gibson (guitar).'
"It's all about advances these days, and most managers of these new bands are idiots.
"We signed to Creation for 50 grand, and we didn't get any money for about three years. You tell that to a kid these days, and they'll vomit."
The rocker launched his own label, Big Brother, in 2000 and he admits the experience of being an industry boss isn't always great fun.
He tells music industry trade paper Billboard, "The thing about bands these days is everybody wants to be the next Oasis, and that doesn't mean slogging it out around the toilet gigs, it means, 'Give me the cheque, I need to go to the Levi's shop and I need a 1960s Gibson (guitar).'
"It's all about advances these days, and most managers of these new bands are idiots.
"We signed to Creation for 50 grand, and we didn't get any money for about three years. You tell that to a kid these days, and they'll vomit."
(Q: contactmusic.com)
| Liam and Nicole wed ? |
(Nadine, 2005/08/26, 19:06 Uhr)
Liam Gallagher and long term girlfriend Nicole Appleton are keeping the world guessing over rumours they have married in secret.
The pair were spotted wearing rings on their wedding fingers while they relaxed on a sunshine break in Italy with their four year old son Gene.
The romantic act has made showbiz watchers suspect they tied the knot in secret during their holiday.
But sources close to the couple are refusing to comment on the mounting speculation.
(Q: ITN; live4ever.us)
| mtv.de - Verlosung |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/25, 22:04 Uhr) mtv.de verlost 5 x die DVD- und Vinyl-Single von 'The importance of being idle'. Die Frage und alle weiteren Informationen gibt es in der Quelle.
(Q: mtv.de/oasis (am unteren Ende der Seite))
| Oasis bei Jo Whiley - Pics |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/25, 20:33 Uhr) Noel, Gem und Andy waren heute bei Jo Whiley (BBC Radio 1) zu Gast und haben zwei Akustik-Songs ('The importance of being idle' und 'Wonderwall') performt. Download-Links gibt es im Forum.
(Q: www.bbc.co.uk/radio1/jowhiley/live_lounge)
| Nächste Single: 'Let there be love'! |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/25, 13:51 Uhr) Chris Moyles und Jo Whiley (BBC Radio 1) haben in den letzten Tagen bzw. heute gesagt, dass 'Let there be love' die nächste Oasis-Single sein wird.
(Q: BBC Radio 1)
| Oasis set for top spot |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/25, 11:27 Uhr) Oasis are set to land their eighth number one single this week with 'The importance of being idle' comfortably outselling its nearest rivals.
According to midweek sales figures, the Manchester rockers are way ahead of Blue singer Simon Webbe with his debut single 'Lay your dands'.
Black Eyed Peas, Rihanna, Girls Aloud, White Stripes and Kaiser Chiefs are all set for new entries inside the top 10, but could be challenged by Freemasons and the Rolling Stones.
UK singles midweek top 10:
1. Oasis - The importance of being idle
2. Simon Webbe - Lay your hands
3. James Blunt - You're beautiful
4. Daniel Powter - Bad Day
5. McFly - I'll be okay
6. Black Eyed Peas - Don't lie
7. Rihanna - Pon de replay
8. Girls Aloud - Long hot summer
9. White Stripes - My doorbell
10. Kaiser Chiefs - I predict a riot
According to midweek sales figures, the Manchester rockers are way ahead of Blue singer Simon Webbe with his debut single 'Lay your dands'.
Black Eyed Peas, Rihanna, Girls Aloud, White Stripes and Kaiser Chiefs are all set for new entries inside the top 10, but could be challenged by Freemasons and the Rolling Stones.
UK singles midweek top 10:
1. Oasis - The importance of being idle
2. Simon Webbe - Lay your hands
3. James Blunt - You're beautiful
4. Daniel Powter - Bad Day
5. McFly - I'll be okay
6. Black Eyed Peas - Don't lie
7. Rihanna - Pon de replay
8. Girls Aloud - Long hot summer
9. White Stripes - My doorbell
10. Kaiser Chiefs - I predict a riot
(Q: musicnews.virgin.net)
| New Oasis Album Release Date |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/23, 18:35 Uhr) Noel Gallagher has announced the release date for the band's next album. But don't hold your breath - The Guv'nor says you'll be lucky to get another record out of the band before 2010.
In a new interview, Oasis head-honcho Noel Gallagher has confirmed his band won't release any new material until 2007. In fact, he wouldn't be surprised if the next album isn't out until 2010.
Gallagher did, however, confirm that the band will release a new B-sides compilation next year collecting the flip-sides from 'Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants', 'Heathen Chemistry' and 'Don't Believe The Truth'. He also rubbished claims the band are on the verge of releasing a 'Greatest Hits'.
"This is from the horse's mouth. We will only do a 'Best Of' when we split up. The only thing we've got that might be in the pipeline next year will be another B-sides album, all the B-sides from 'Standing...' to this lot," explained Noel to the NME, before taking a pop at his Britpop rivals.
"I never understood the Manics and Blur putting out 'Best Of's - I mean, what the fuck's all that about? It's kind of saying that whatever you're gonna do from there on is not gonna be your best. We'll put out a 'Best Of' when we stop. No 'Best Of' or singles album until it's done and dusted."
He also confirmed that when the band do finally return to the studio, there won't be a huge amount of songwriting needed to be done.
"We'll probably have the rest of [next] year out [after the tour ends] and Liam will write 500 songs, Gem and Andy will write a few and I'll go back to the ones I haven't finished off. We never make plans. We haven't got a record deal now anyway.
"So we're gonna have to find a new record deal that suits us. That's where we're at, and then... we don't like to rush things. 'Be Here Now' was rushed, 'Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants' was rushed and it's kind of like, 'If it takes five years for the album to come out, I'm not arsed.'
Noel also commented on the man who Liam swore would never play with them again and, at V this weekend, described as a four foot penis: Pete Doherty.
"I think two years ago, if you thought of Pete Doherty, he was kind of untouchable," Noel considers. "Now when you think of Pete Doherty you think of that guy who's always in the background of that picture with Kate Moss... Are you gonna be remembered as Kate Moss' boyfriend or a fucking artist?
"In six months, if he's not put a record out, it's gonna smack of the emperor's new clothes, all of it. My opinion of him hasn't changed. His heart's in the right place but the people he's around are not that good for him.
"I was disappointed [about his no-show supporting Oasis in Southampton] because I convinced Liam to get Babyshambles on because I'd seen them at Brixton and I thought it was amazing. And Liam was going, 'No man, I'm not having any of this shit,' and I was going, 'Fucking trust me man, it's great.'
"We weren't furious, it was like, 'Oh, he's got to do a fashion show,' and it was like, 'Well, if fashion shows mean more to you, good luck to you.' He should change his name really, I think he's living up to his name as Babyshambles..."
In a new interview, Oasis head-honcho Noel Gallagher has confirmed his band won't release any new material until 2007. In fact, he wouldn't be surprised if the next album isn't out until 2010.
Gallagher did, however, confirm that the band will release a new B-sides compilation next year collecting the flip-sides from 'Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants', 'Heathen Chemistry' and 'Don't Believe The Truth'. He also rubbished claims the band are on the verge of releasing a 'Greatest Hits'.
"This is from the horse's mouth. We will only do a 'Best Of' when we split up. The only thing we've got that might be in the pipeline next year will be another B-sides album, all the B-sides from 'Standing...' to this lot," explained Noel to the NME, before taking a pop at his Britpop rivals.
"I never understood the Manics and Blur putting out 'Best Of's - I mean, what the fuck's all that about? It's kind of saying that whatever you're gonna do from there on is not gonna be your best. We'll put out a 'Best Of' when we stop. No 'Best Of' or singles album until it's done and dusted."
He also confirmed that when the band do finally return to the studio, there won't be a huge amount of songwriting needed to be done.
"We'll probably have the rest of [next] year out [after the tour ends] and Liam will write 500 songs, Gem and Andy will write a few and I'll go back to the ones I haven't finished off. We never make plans. We haven't got a record deal now anyway.
"So we're gonna have to find a new record deal that suits us. That's where we're at, and then... we don't like to rush things. 'Be Here Now' was rushed, 'Standing On The Shoulder Of Giants' was rushed and it's kind of like, 'If it takes five years for the album to come out, I'm not arsed.'
Noel also commented on the man who Liam swore would never play with them again and, at V this weekend, described as a four foot penis: Pete Doherty.
"I think two years ago, if you thought of Pete Doherty, he was kind of untouchable," Noel considers. "Now when you think of Pete Doherty you think of that guy who's always in the background of that picture with Kate Moss... Are you gonna be remembered as Kate Moss' boyfriend or a fucking artist?
"In six months, if he's not put a record out, it's gonna smack of the emperor's new clothes, all of it. My opinion of him hasn't changed. His heart's in the right place but the people he's around are not that good for him.
"I was disappointed [about his no-show supporting Oasis in Southampton] because I convinced Liam to get Babyshambles on because I'd seen them at Brixton and I thought it was amazing. And Liam was going, 'No man, I'm not having any of this shit,' and I was going, 'Fucking trust me man, it's great.'
"We weren't furious, it was like, 'Oh, he's got to do a fashion show,' and it was like, 'Well, if fashion shows mean more to you, good luck to you.' He should change his name really, I think he's living up to his name as Babyshambles..."
(Q: xfm.co.uk)
| Noel Gallagher solo? |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/22, 20:09 Uhr) Deadline für Album in zwei Jahren
Schon die halbe Oasis-Karriere lang hat er immer wieder laut darüber nachgedacht. Und noch tanzt die Lust auf ein Soloalbum in Noel Gallaghers Pilzkopf herum. Warum die Welt tatsächlich noch keine Gallagher-Soloplatte gesehen hat, liegt schlicht und einfach an seiner Faulheit. Das offenbarte Gallagher nun in einem Interview mit 'Billboard', es ist ein Teufelkreis: "I think about it all the time. But because I enjoy time off so much, by the time I've had my time off, it's time to do Oasis again. I always think I'll write the songs on the road, come back and in the six months Oasis are not doing anything, I'll put out a solo album. But because I'm [lazy], it never gets done, and by the time I want to start doing stuff, it's Oasis time." Er hoffe aber, dass er bis zum 40. Lebensjahr seine Faulheit überwunden hat. Zwei Jahre hat er also noch.
Für fremde Nebenprojekte findet Noel Gallagher paradoxerweise dann doch noch Zeit. Zum Soundtrack des Films 'Goal!' von Danny Cannon ('Ich weiß was du letzten Sommer getan hast') steuern Oasis den Song 'Who Put The Weight Of The World On My Shoulders' bei. Der Streifen kommt im Oktober in die Kinos.
Seit Liam Gallagher selbst Songs schreibt, stellt sich natürlich die Frage, ob nicht auch er Ambitionen für ein Soloalbum hat. Noel überlegt: "I think he'll do it before I will. He's got more songs, and he's a lot more driven in that department, because although he's 30-odd, he's only just started writing songs, so he's kind of where I was when I was 21."
Dagegen zeigte sich Liam am Wochenende mal wieder in dem Department, das ihn noch am meisten antreibt: da, wo es um Abrechnungen geht. Auf dem V-Festival läutete er die nächste Runde der Fehde mit Pete Doherty ein. Als Gallagher während der vorgestrigen Oasis-Performance einen 1,20m-langen, aufblasbaren Penis in der Menge ausmachte, fiel im ein: "It's good to see Pete Doherty turned up - one big cock." Der Grund für den verbalen Angriff: Doherty versäumte vor rund einem Monat seinen Support-Slot im Rahmen eines Oasis-Gigs in Southampton.
Schon die halbe Oasis-Karriere lang hat er immer wieder laut darüber nachgedacht. Und noch tanzt die Lust auf ein Soloalbum in Noel Gallaghers Pilzkopf herum. Warum die Welt tatsächlich noch keine Gallagher-Soloplatte gesehen hat, liegt schlicht und einfach an seiner Faulheit. Das offenbarte Gallagher nun in einem Interview mit 'Billboard', es ist ein Teufelkreis: "I think about it all the time. But because I enjoy time off so much, by the time I've had my time off, it's time to do Oasis again. I always think I'll write the songs on the road, come back and in the six months Oasis are not doing anything, I'll put out a solo album. But because I'm [lazy], it never gets done, and by the time I want to start doing stuff, it's Oasis time." Er hoffe aber, dass er bis zum 40. Lebensjahr seine Faulheit überwunden hat. Zwei Jahre hat er also noch.
Für fremde Nebenprojekte findet Noel Gallagher paradoxerweise dann doch noch Zeit. Zum Soundtrack des Films 'Goal!' von Danny Cannon ('Ich weiß was du letzten Sommer getan hast') steuern Oasis den Song 'Who Put The Weight Of The World On My Shoulders' bei. Der Streifen kommt im Oktober in die Kinos.
Seit Liam Gallagher selbst Songs schreibt, stellt sich natürlich die Frage, ob nicht auch er Ambitionen für ein Soloalbum hat. Noel überlegt: "I think he'll do it before I will. He's got more songs, and he's a lot more driven in that department, because although he's 30-odd, he's only just started writing songs, so he's kind of where I was when I was 21."
Dagegen zeigte sich Liam am Wochenende mal wieder in dem Department, das ihn noch am meisten antreibt: da, wo es um Abrechnungen geht. Auf dem V-Festival läutete er die nächste Runde der Fehde mit Pete Doherty ein. Als Gallagher während der vorgestrigen Oasis-Performance einen 1,20m-langen, aufblasbaren Penis in der Menge ausmachte, fiel im ein: "It's good to see Pete Doherty turned up - one big cock." Der Grund für den verbalen Angriff: Doherty versäumte vor rund einem Monat seinen Support-Slot im Rahmen eines Oasis-Gigs in Southampton.
(Q: intro.de)
| Oasis new mobile phone WAP site |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/22, 15:05 Uhr) Oasis have now launched a new mobile phone wap site which is available through the mobile internet. The site is specially designed to work on your mobile phone where you will be able to view 'on the move' all the new Oasis news updates, tour dates and the purchase of mobile ring tones and wallpapers (UK and Eire only). All you have to do is enter the wap address http://wap.oasisinet.com into your phone browser. For more details and directions on how to log on go to wap.oasisinet.com/mobile.html.
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sadsong.net bietet ebenfalls eine WAP-Seite mit den aktuellen Oasis-News etc. an. Mehr dazu hier: www.sadsong.net/intern/mobil
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sadsong.net bietet ebenfalls eine WAP-Seite mit den aktuellen Oasis-News etc. an. Mehr dazu hier: www.sadsong.net/intern/mobil
(Q: oasisinet.com)
| Liam Gallagher slags Pete Doherty at V Festival |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/21, 11:46 Uhr) OASIS VS BABYSHAMBLES!
OASIS singer LIAM GALLAGHER has hit out at PETE DOHERTY during the band's set at V FESTIVAL - comparing him to a 4ft inflatable penis.
The band have just finished their headline set at Hylands Park in Chelmsford - their only UK festival appearances in support of their current album 'Don't Believe The Truth'.
During 'Bring It On Down', Liam made a subtle reference to Doherty's well publicised drug troubles, by changing a lyric to You don't care...because you're smoking crack.
However, he was more obvious as soon as the song finished. After asking for the house lights to be put on the audience, Liam spotted an inflatable penis in the audience.
"It's good to see Pete Doherty turned up," he said, "one big cock."
Liam's feud with Pete began when Doherty failed to turn up to an Oasis support in Southampton.
In Chelmsford (August 20), the group played the highlights from their current album 'Don't Belive The Truth', as well as a handful of classics from debut album 'Definitely Maybe'.
Speaking to NME before the gig, guitarist Noel Gallagher said he had mixed feelings about the festival, but the band were up for the gig.
He said: "I've been a few times and only ever seen one good gig – that was The Coral a few years ago. I'm looking forward to it, it's the only festival we're doing in England this year. I think it could be good craic."
Speaking about the band's best ever festival performances, Gallagher admitted that up until now, none of their best sets had been in the UK. He continued: "You can count out all the ones in England. I don't think we've ever pulled it off for some reason. Maybe this time. The thing is, when we're playing festivals abroad, we're usually second on the bill – we never get to headline. Whenever we've headlined Glastonbury by the time we get one everybody's twatted."
The set was:
* 'Fuckin' In The Bushes' (intro)
* 'Turn Up The Sun'
* 'Lyla'
* 'Bring It On Down'
* 'Morning Glory'
* 'Cigarettes And Alcohol'
* 'The Importance Of Being Idle'
* 'A Bell Will Ring'
* 'Live Forever'
* 'The Meaning Of Soul'
* 'Mucky Fingers'
* 'Champagne Supernova'
* 'Rock ‘N' Roll Star'
Encore:
* 'Wonderwall'
* 'Don't Look Back In Anger'
* 'My Generation'
OASIS singer LIAM GALLAGHER has hit out at PETE DOHERTY during the band's set at V FESTIVAL - comparing him to a 4ft inflatable penis.
The band have just finished their headline set at Hylands Park in Chelmsford - their only UK festival appearances in support of their current album 'Don't Believe The Truth'.
During 'Bring It On Down', Liam made a subtle reference to Doherty's well publicised drug troubles, by changing a lyric to You don't care...because you're smoking crack.
However, he was more obvious as soon as the song finished. After asking for the house lights to be put on the audience, Liam spotted an inflatable penis in the audience.
"It's good to see Pete Doherty turned up," he said, "one big cock."
Liam's feud with Pete began when Doherty failed to turn up to an Oasis support in Southampton.
In Chelmsford (August 20), the group played the highlights from their current album 'Don't Belive The Truth', as well as a handful of classics from debut album 'Definitely Maybe'.
Speaking to NME before the gig, guitarist Noel Gallagher said he had mixed feelings about the festival, but the band were up for the gig.
He said: "I've been a few times and only ever seen one good gig – that was The Coral a few years ago. I'm looking forward to it, it's the only festival we're doing in England this year. I think it could be good craic."
Speaking about the band's best ever festival performances, Gallagher admitted that up until now, none of their best sets had been in the UK. He continued: "You can count out all the ones in England. I don't think we've ever pulled it off for some reason. Maybe this time. The thing is, when we're playing festivals abroad, we're usually second on the bill – we never get to headline. Whenever we've headlined Glastonbury by the time we get one everybody's twatted."
The set was:
* 'Fuckin' In The Bushes' (intro)
* 'Turn Up The Sun'
* 'Lyla'
* 'Bring It On Down'
* 'Morning Glory'
* 'Cigarettes And Alcohol'
* 'The Importance Of Being Idle'
* 'A Bell Will Ring'
* 'Live Forever'
* 'The Meaning Of Soul'
* 'Mucky Fingers'
* 'Champagne Supernova'
* 'Rock ‘N' Roll Star'
Encore:
* 'Wonderwall'
* 'Don't Look Back In Anger'
* 'My Generation'
(Q: nme.com)
| Oasis bei Jo Whiley |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/20, 22:44 Uhr) Oasis werden am nächsten Donnerstag bei Jo Whiley (BBC Radio 1, 10 Uhr englischer Zeit) zu Gast sein und eventuell zwei Akustik-Songs performen.
(Q: BBC Radio 1)
| Oasis auf "Goal!" - Soundtrack |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/20, 22:19 Uhr) Directed by British born Danny Cannon (CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, I Still Know What You Did Last Summer), GOAL! tells the story of one boy's battle to succeed against the odds.
Like many ten year old boys Santiago Munez (Kuno Becker) had a dream: to escape Los Angeles and take centre stage in the country where football was born. When Santiago Munez crossed the Mexican border into America he had two things in his possession: his football and a tattered picture of the World Cup.
Kuno Becker stars in the film along with Alessandro Nivola, Anna Friel, Stephen Dillane, Marcel Iures, Sean Pertwee, Cassandra Bell, and Kieran O'Brien. Also featured in the film are some of the biggest names from the world of football including David Beckham, Zinedine Zidane, Raul and Newcastle United captain Alan Shearer.
This film is the first of a trilogy, which ultimately will see our hero go to the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
The soundtrack compliments the film perfectly with tracks from the likes of Kasabian and Trail Of Dead, as well as the first single in over 10 years from the Happy Mondays, entitled Playground Superstar.
Also there is an exclusive new Oasis track as well as two exclusive Oasis remixes you won't be able to hear anywhere else - see the tracklisting below for details.
Goal! is released on September 30th in cinemas across the country.
The soundtrack is released October 3rd
The Happy Mondays single Playground Superstar is released October 17th
:::Soundtrack Tracklisting:::
1. HAPPY MONDAYS - Playground Superstar
2. OASIS – Who Put The Weight Of The World On My Shoulders
3. UNKLE FEAT. JOEL CADBURY of SOUTH - Leap of Faith
4. DIRTY VEGAS – Human Love
5. OASIS - Morning Glory (D Sardy Mix)
6. BEES – This Is The Land
7. OASIS – Cast No Shadow (UNKLE Beachhead Mix)
8. GRAEME RAVELL – Score: That's That
9. KASABIAN – Club Foot
10. ZERO 7 – Look Up
11. PRINCESS SUPERSTAR – Wet! Wet! Wet!
12. UNKLE – Blackout
13. …AND YOU WILL KNOW US BY THE TRAIL OF DEAD - Will You Smile For Me
14. GRAEME REVELL – Score: Premiership Medley
Like many ten year old boys Santiago Munez (Kuno Becker) had a dream: to escape Los Angeles and take centre stage in the country where football was born. When Santiago Munez crossed the Mexican border into America he had two things in his possession: his football and a tattered picture of the World Cup.
Kuno Becker stars in the film along with Alessandro Nivola, Anna Friel, Stephen Dillane, Marcel Iures, Sean Pertwee, Cassandra Bell, and Kieran O'Brien. Also featured in the film are some of the biggest names from the world of football including David Beckham, Zinedine Zidane, Raul and Newcastle United captain Alan Shearer.
This film is the first of a trilogy, which ultimately will see our hero go to the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
The soundtrack compliments the film perfectly with tracks from the likes of Kasabian and Trail Of Dead, as well as the first single in over 10 years from the Happy Mondays, entitled Playground Superstar.
Also there is an exclusive new Oasis track as well as two exclusive Oasis remixes you won't be able to hear anywhere else - see the tracklisting below for details.
Goal! is released on September 30th in cinemas across the country.
The soundtrack is released October 3rd
The Happy Mondays single Playground Superstar is released October 17th
:::Soundtrack Tracklisting:::
1. HAPPY MONDAYS - Playground Superstar
2. OASIS – Who Put The Weight Of The World On My Shoulders
3. UNKLE FEAT. JOEL CADBURY of SOUTH - Leap of Faith
4. DIRTY VEGAS – Human Love
5. OASIS - Morning Glory (D Sardy Mix)
6. BEES – This Is The Land
7. OASIS – Cast No Shadow (UNKLE Beachhead Mix)
8. GRAEME RAVELL – Score: That's That
9. KASABIAN – Club Foot
10. ZERO 7 – Look Up
11. PRINCESS SUPERSTAR – Wet! Wet! Wet!
12. UNKLE – Blackout
13. …AND YOU WILL KNOW US BY THE TRAIL OF DEAD - Will You Smile For Me
14. GRAEME REVELL – Score: Premiership Medley
(Q: xtaster.co.uk)
| Oasis announce House Of Blues Atalantic City show |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/20, 10:54 Uhr) Oasis are pleased to announce that they will play at the House Of Blues club in Atlantic City on Monday 3rd October. The gig will be an intermit show and is the first time the band have played in Atlantic City. Tickets for this special show will go on sale on Saturday August 27th at 10am EST and will be available through www.Ticketmaster.com, www.hob.com, charge by phone at 1-800-736-1420 and all Ticketmaster outlets.
Oasis fans can access a special pre sale for the show from 8am EST on Monday August 22nd till 10pm Friday through www.oasis.tickets.musictoday.com/Oasis/calendar.aspx.
Oasis fans can access a special pre sale for the show from 8am EST on Monday August 22nd till 10pm Friday through www.oasis.tickets.musictoday.com/Oasis/calendar.aspx.
(Q: oasisinet.com)
| Oasis auf dem FIFA 2006 Soundtrack |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/19, 09:39 Uhr) Zu einem guten Fussballspiel gehört auch eine passende Atmosphäre. Dafür wird im kommenden FIFA 06 auch durch den international besetzten Soundtrack gesorgt, auf dem sich Bands aus aller Herren Länder die Ehre geben, u.a. Jamiroquai, Mando Diao und Oasis.
Hier die komplette Songliste:
* 3D Voz - Fiesta (Spanien)
* AK4711 - Rock (Deutschland)
* ATHENA - Tam Zamani Simdi (Türkei)
* Bloc Party - Helicopter (England)
* Blues Brother Castro - Flirt (Niederlande)
* boTECOeletro - Coco Nutz Mass (Brasilien)
* Boy - Same Old Song (Kanada)
* Carlinhos Brown & DJ Dero - Nabika (Brasilien/Argentinien)
* Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley - Welcome To Jamrock (Jamaika)
* Dogs - London Bridge (England)
* Doves - Black and White Town (England)
* Duels - Potential Futures (England)
* Embrace - Ashes (England)
* Hard-Fi - Gotta Reason (England)
* Jamiroquai - Feels Just Like it Should (England)
* Kaos - Now and Forever (Deutschland)
* Kinky - Coqueta (Mexiko)
* K'naan - Soobax (Somalia)
* KYO - Contact (Frankreich)
* LCD Soundsystem - Daft Punk Is Playing At My House (England)
* Linea 77 - Inno All'Odio (Italien)
* Mando Diao - God Knows (Schweden)
* maNga - Bir Kadin Cizeceksin (Türkei)
* Marcelinho da Lua - Tranqüilo (Brasilien)
* Nine Black Alps - Cosmopolitan (England)
* Oasis - Lyla (England)
* Paul Oakenfold - Beautiful Goal (England)
* Röyksopp - Follow My Ruin (Norwegen)
* Selasee - Run (Ghana)
* SoShy - The Way I (Frankreich)
* Subsonica - Corpo a Corpo (Italien)
* Teddybears Sthlm - Cobrastyle (Schweden)
* The Departure - Be My Enemy (England)
* The Film - Can You Touch Me (Frankreich)
* The Gift - 11.33 (Portugal)
* The Gipsys - La Discoteca (Frankreich)
* The Rakes - Strasbourg (England)
* Vitalic - My Friend Dario (Frankreich)
* Yerba Buena - Cityzen Citysoy (USA)
Hier die komplette Songliste:
* 3D Voz - Fiesta (Spanien)
* AK4711 - Rock (Deutschland)
* ATHENA - Tam Zamani Simdi (Türkei)
* Bloc Party - Helicopter (England)
* Blues Brother Castro - Flirt (Niederlande)
* boTECOeletro - Coco Nutz Mass (Brasilien)
* Boy - Same Old Song (Kanada)
* Carlinhos Brown & DJ Dero - Nabika (Brasilien/Argentinien)
* Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley - Welcome To Jamrock (Jamaika)
* Dogs - London Bridge (England)
* Doves - Black and White Town (England)
* Duels - Potential Futures (England)
* Embrace - Ashes (England)
* Hard-Fi - Gotta Reason (England)
* Jamiroquai - Feels Just Like it Should (England)
* Kaos - Now and Forever (Deutschland)
* Kinky - Coqueta (Mexiko)
* K'naan - Soobax (Somalia)
* KYO - Contact (Frankreich)
* LCD Soundsystem - Daft Punk Is Playing At My House (England)
* Linea 77 - Inno All'Odio (Italien)
* Mando Diao - God Knows (Schweden)
* maNga - Bir Kadin Cizeceksin (Türkei)
* Marcelinho da Lua - Tranqüilo (Brasilien)
* Nine Black Alps - Cosmopolitan (England)
* Oasis - Lyla (England)
* Paul Oakenfold - Beautiful Goal (England)
* Röyksopp - Follow My Ruin (Norwegen)
* Selasee - Run (Ghana)
* SoShy - The Way I (Frankreich)
* Subsonica - Corpo a Corpo (Italien)
* Teddybears Sthlm - Cobrastyle (Schweden)
* The Departure - Be My Enemy (England)
* The Film - Can You Touch Me (Frankreich)
* The Gift - 11.33 (Portugal)
* The Gipsys - La Discoteca (Frankreich)
* The Rakes - Strasbourg (England)
* Vitalic - My Friend Dario (Frankreich)
* Yerba Buena - Cityzen Citysoy (USA)
(Q: electronic-arts.de)
| The Importance Of Being Idle out Monday |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/18, 17:07 Uhr) The Importance of Being Idle the second single taken from the No. 1 album Dont Believe The Truth is out on Monday 22nd August! Formats include a 3 track CD with the tracks The Importance Of Being Idle, Pass Me Down The Wine and the The Quiet Ones. The DVD single includes the album version and demo version of the Importance Of Being Idle plus the acclaimed video featuring Rhys Ifans and a documentary on the making of the video. The 7'' includes tracks The Importance Of Being Idle and Pass Me Down The Wine.
(Q: oasisinet.com; bei amazon.de vorbestellen)
| Oasis compilation free in this week's NME |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/18, 12:27 Uhr) OASIS have compiled a brand new album exclusively for NME.
The band, who are set to headline this weekend's V Festival (August 20-21), have hand-picked their favourite support bands from their recent global tour and put them all on 'Oasis On The Road - World Tour 2005' - available for free with this week's issue.
Amongst the bands featured on the LP are Jet, The Zutons, The Futureheads, The Coral, Yeti and Secret Machines.
Speaking exclusively to NME, guitarist Noel Gallagher said: "How do we decide out support bands? If we're into them. Simple as that. Liam and me will argue it out."
The CD also includes a storming live version of The Who's classic 'My Generation' played by Oasis.
Gallagher said: "People keep asking us why we're doing it live when we done it on the last tour - well, we've got The Who's drummer (Zac Starkey) on this tour. He plays it properly like Keith Moon. We've kind of made it our own now."
The full 'Oasis On The Road - World Tour 2005' CD tracklisting is:
* The Soundtrack Of Our Lives - 'Confrontation Camp'
* The Subways - 'Oh Yeah' (Live)
* The Zutons - 'Dirty Dancehall'
* Jet - 'Get What You Need'
* The Stands - 'Turn The World Around'
* The Coral - 'She Sings The Mourning'
* The Bees - 'These Are The Ghosts'
* The Futureheads - 'Banquo'
* 22-20s - 'Devil In Me'
* Secret Machines - 'The Road Leads Where It's Led'
* Yeti - 'Never Lose Your Sense Of Wonder'
* Nic Armstrong And The Thieves - 'Broken Mouth Blues'
* Oasis - 'My Generation' (Live)
To get your free CD and for an exclusive interview with Noel Gallagher be sure to pick up this week's issue of NME - on sale nationwide now.
The band, who are set to headline this weekend's V Festival (August 20-21), have hand-picked their favourite support bands from their recent global tour and put them all on 'Oasis On The Road - World Tour 2005' - available for free with this week's issue.
Amongst the bands featured on the LP are Jet, The Zutons, The Futureheads, The Coral, Yeti and Secret Machines.
Speaking exclusively to NME, guitarist Noel Gallagher said: "How do we decide out support bands? If we're into them. Simple as that. Liam and me will argue it out."
The CD also includes a storming live version of The Who's classic 'My Generation' played by Oasis.
Gallagher said: "People keep asking us why we're doing it live when we done it on the last tour - well, we've got The Who's drummer (Zac Starkey) on this tour. He plays it properly like Keith Moon. We've kind of made it our own now."
The full 'Oasis On The Road - World Tour 2005' CD tracklisting is:
* The Soundtrack Of Our Lives - 'Confrontation Camp'
* The Subways - 'Oh Yeah' (Live)
* The Zutons - 'Dirty Dancehall'
* Jet - 'Get What You Need'
* The Stands - 'Turn The World Around'
* The Coral - 'She Sings The Mourning'
* The Bees - 'These Are The Ghosts'
* The Futureheads - 'Banquo'
* 22-20s - 'Devil In Me'
* Secret Machines - 'The Road Leads Where It's Led'
* Yeti - 'Never Lose Your Sense Of Wonder'
* Nic Armstrong And The Thieves - 'Broken Mouth Blues'
* Oasis - 'My Generation' (Live)
To get your free CD and for an exclusive interview with Noel Gallagher be sure to pick up this week's issue of NME - on sale nationwide now.
(Q: nme.com)
| Check out Oasis promo video on Video C |
| Oasis: "V2005's Fantastic... Except Maroon 5" |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/17, 08:56 Uhr) While he may have only ever seen one good band there (The Coral, fact fans), Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher has guaranteed the Oasis day at least will be "fantastic" at V2005 this weekend. The Guv'nor talks festival sh*gs, D-list superfans and f*cking Maroon 5...
In a new interview, Noel Gallagher has delivered his pre-V2005 manifesto, and unsurprisingly, while he may have had bad experiences in the past, he thinks this year might be pretty good,
"The day we're on is fantastic," he explains to NME, "Apart from Maroon 5, every band that's on the bill are friends of ours. There's The Stands, Jet, The Zutons, The La's and us on the same stage. So our backstage area will be great.
"I've been a few times, and only ever seen one good gig – that was The Coral a few years ago. I'm looking forward to it, it's the only festival we're doing in England this year. I think it could be a good crack."
Against popular opinion, Noel confirms he didn't hand-pick the bill entirely ("Well if we did, Maroon 5 wouldn't be on it.") and, while the backstage area may be a haze of cigarette smoke and Northern accents, he's not entirely happy about the infamous V celebrity VIP list,
"I am a bit concerned about the kind of crowd we'll get, it's all East Enders extras and fucking D-list celebrities all there for a day out. Cat Deeley and all that..., It'll be alright, it'll be alright."
In terms of festival advice, Noel keeps it simple ("Plenty of cash, plenty of cigarettes and skins, and a lift home!"), but, unlike his brother, isn't so worried about festival hygiene,
"Fuck it, who wants to stay clean if it's muddy? Fucking join in, have a laugh. It doesn't really matter. (Echo And The Bunnymen frontman) Ian McCulloch's the only type of person who'll walk round in white trousers looking like a lunatic. Even if it's sunny you get dirty anyway, so I'd just go with it man.
"[But] who the fuck wears white parkas anyway? – him [Liam], Ian McCulloch and Paul Weller. He likes his concrete, Liam."
The Oasis mainman also adds some specific advice as to where best to have sex ("Somebody else's tent!") but if it's party you're after, it can only be on The Guv'nors bus...
"You can get 16 people on a tourbus, you can leave at any point, you've got a proper bed, and a fridge, and telly to watch the football. Say no more."
V2005 will take place from August 20-21 at Hylands Park, Chelmsford and Weston Park, Staffordshire.
In a new interview, Noel Gallagher has delivered his pre-V2005 manifesto, and unsurprisingly, while he may have had bad experiences in the past, he thinks this year might be pretty good,
"The day we're on is fantastic," he explains to NME, "Apart from Maroon 5, every band that's on the bill are friends of ours. There's The Stands, Jet, The Zutons, The La's and us on the same stage. So our backstage area will be great.
"I've been a few times, and only ever seen one good gig – that was The Coral a few years ago. I'm looking forward to it, it's the only festival we're doing in England this year. I think it could be a good crack."
Against popular opinion, Noel confirms he didn't hand-pick the bill entirely ("Well if we did, Maroon 5 wouldn't be on it.") and, while the backstage area may be a haze of cigarette smoke and Northern accents, he's not entirely happy about the infamous V celebrity VIP list,
"I am a bit concerned about the kind of crowd we'll get, it's all East Enders extras and fucking D-list celebrities all there for a day out. Cat Deeley and all that..., It'll be alright, it'll be alright."
In terms of festival advice, Noel keeps it simple ("Plenty of cash, plenty of cigarettes and skins, and a lift home!"), but, unlike his brother, isn't so worried about festival hygiene,
"Fuck it, who wants to stay clean if it's muddy? Fucking join in, have a laugh. It doesn't really matter. (Echo And The Bunnymen frontman) Ian McCulloch's the only type of person who'll walk round in white trousers looking like a lunatic. Even if it's sunny you get dirty anyway, so I'd just go with it man.
"[But] who the fuck wears white parkas anyway? – him [Liam], Ian McCulloch and Paul Weller. He likes his concrete, Liam."
The Oasis mainman also adds some specific advice as to where best to have sex ("Somebody else's tent!") but if it's party you're after, it can only be on The Guv'nors bus...
"You can get 16 people on a tourbus, you can leave at any point, you've got a proper bed, and a fridge, and telly to watch the football. Say no more."
V2005 will take place from August 20-21 at Hylands Park, Chelmsford and Weston Park, Staffordshire.
(Q: xfm.co.uk)
| Oasis im aktuellen NME |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/16, 19:00 Uhr)
THIS WEEK:
* Free 13 track CD compiled by Oasis - featuring The Futureheads, The Coral, The Subways, an ultra-rare Oasis track and more! See below for 30 second previews of each of the tracks
* Plus! Exclusive Noel Gallagher pre-V interview. "We've never pulled it off at a festival - maybe this time."
* Special 7-page V Festival preview featuring Kaisers, Ian Brown, Embrace and everything you need to know
Plus!
* Franz live comeback - the new songs, the new suits
* The boyos are back in town - the return of Goldie Lookin' Chain
* NME Freshers Tour headliners revealed
* Win! VIP tickets to the Carling Weekend: Reading and Leeds festival
* Split lips, soiled undies and insatiable groupies - it's The Cribs' LA tour diary
* International live special - Eminem and 50 Cent in New York, Kaiser Chiefs, Maximo Park and Oasis at Benecassim
* Meet Sway - the most punk rock man in Britain
(Q: nme.com)
| Oasis return to France |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/16, 13:49 Uhr) Following their triumphant sold out show at The Olympia in May, Oasis are pleased to announce they will be returning to Paris to play The Zenith on Wednesday 26th October, tickets priced at 30 euros + booking fee. Three days earlier the band will play the Rouen Zenith on Sunday 23rd October tickets priced at 28 euros + booking fee. Tickets for both shows will go on sale on Friday 19th August from the outlets listed below;
Both Paris and Rouen concerts will be available from;
www.fnac.com
+ 33 (0) 1 41 57 32 28 (0,34 €/min) from other countries than Paris
+ 33 (0) 892 68 68 36 22 (0,34€/min) from France
www.ticketnet.fr
+ 33 (0) 1 46 91 57 57 (0,34€/min) from other countries than Paris
+ 33 (0) 892 390 100 (0,34 €/min) from France
Both Paris and Rouen concerts will be available from;
www.fnac.com
+ 33 (0) 1 41 57 32 28 (0,34 €/min) from other countries than Paris
+ 33 (0) 892 68 68 36 22 (0,34€/min) from France
www.ticketnet.fr
+ 33 (0) 1 46 91 57 57 (0,34€/min) from other countries than Paris
+ 33 (0) 892 390 100 (0,34 €/min) from France
(Q: oasisinet.com)
| Liam Gallagher Plans Political Career |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/16, 08:57 Uhr) Oasis singer Liam Gallagher is so fed up with the youth of this country that he is planing on a political career with the Labour Party once his music career is over.
The singer was no stranger to violent behaviour and street fights in the past, but now that his bad days are behind him he wants to stamp out anti-social behaviour in our communities.
A friend close to Liam told The Daily Star: "He believes in helping other people and being a Labour MP is how he'll do it. He wants to pump cash into the community and start up local youth centres for young people.
"He's absolutely determined to make a difference. As well as harsh penalties for teenage louts he'll also create tough anti-hoody laws.
"You don't mess with Liam. He just can't stand unnecessary violence and is always seething when he reads reports of happy slapping."
The singer was no stranger to violent behaviour and street fights in the past, but now that his bad days are behind him he wants to stamp out anti-social behaviour in our communities.
A friend close to Liam told The Daily Star: "He believes in helping other people and being a Labour MP is how he'll do it. He wants to pump cash into the community and start up local youth centres for young people.
"He's absolutely determined to make a difference. As well as harsh penalties for teenage louts he'll also create tough anti-hoody laws.
"You don't mess with Liam. He just can't stand unnecessary violence and is always seething when he reads reports of happy slapping."
(Q: stereoboard.com)
| Noel Gallagher doesn't understand his own lyrics |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/13, 13:11 Uhr) Oasis member Noel Gallagher confessed that sometimes doesn't even understand the lyrics from his songs.
Oasis member Noel Gallagher confessed that sometimes doesn't even understand the lyrics from his songs.
"I get the odd night when I'm halfway through Don't Look Back In Anger when I say to myself, 'I still don't know what these words mean!'" Gallagher is quoted by Contactmusic.com as saying.
"I'm thinking, what the ...what the... 'Stand up beside the fireplace'. Why?
"And all these kids will be singing it at the top of their voices with all their
arms around each other and I kind of feel like stopping and going, 'Look, can somebody help me out here? Am I missing something?'"
Noel Gallagher, born May 29, 1967 in Manchester, is the lead songwriter and guitarist with the British rock band Oasis. He is the older brother of Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher and the two are famous for their arguments.
The two brothers combined catchy melodies, wall-of-sound guitar, mod-style fashion and an arrogant swagger to attract the attention of the press in 1994.
The band's behaviour both on and off the stage made them tabloid newspaper staples, with frequent reports of heavy drinking, drug abuse and violent confrontations appearing regularly in the press.
Since the band's rise to prominence, the band's line-up has changed frequently, with the Gallagher brothers remaining the only constant.
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Noel Gallagher's plea for help
Noel Gallagher has admitted he was so high on drugs when he wrote most of his hits - that he really doesn't have the foggiest what the fuck they're all about.
The Oasis star says: "I get the odd night when I'm halfway through Don't Look Back In Anger when I say to myself, 'I still don't know what these words mean!'"
"I'm thinking what the...what the... 'stand up beside the fireplace. Why.'"
Femalefirst have revealed that the poor bloke is so perplexed that he's even considering asking his sweaty little teenage fans for some help:
"All these kids will be singing it at the top of their voices with all their arms around each other and I kind of feel like stopping and going, 'Look, can somebody help me out here? Am I missing something?"
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Gallagher: I have no idea what my songs mean
Oasis star Noel Gallagher was so high on drugs when he created hits including Don't Look Back In Anger, he has absolutely no idea what his lyrics are all about.
The British rocker is tempted to quiz his fans, because they seem to know more about the meanings of his songs than he does.
He says: "I get the odd night when I'm halfway through Don't Look Back In Anger when I say to myself. 'I still don't know what these words mean!'
"I'm thinking what the …what the… 'stand up beside the fireplace'. Why?
"And all these kids will be singing it at the top of their voices with all their arms around each other and I kind of feel like stopping and going, 'Look, can somebody help me out here? Am I missing something?'"
Oasis member Noel Gallagher confessed that sometimes doesn't even understand the lyrics from his songs.
"I get the odd night when I'm halfway through Don't Look Back In Anger when I say to myself, 'I still don't know what these words mean!'" Gallagher is quoted by Contactmusic.com as saying.
"I'm thinking, what the ...what the... 'Stand up beside the fireplace'. Why?
"And all these kids will be singing it at the top of their voices with all their
arms around each other and I kind of feel like stopping and going, 'Look, can somebody help me out here? Am I missing something?'"
Noel Gallagher, born May 29, 1967 in Manchester, is the lead songwriter and guitarist with the British rock band Oasis. He is the older brother of Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher and the two are famous for their arguments.
The two brothers combined catchy melodies, wall-of-sound guitar, mod-style fashion and an arrogant swagger to attract the attention of the press in 1994.
The band's behaviour both on and off the stage made them tabloid newspaper staples, with frequent reports of heavy drinking, drug abuse and violent confrontations appearing regularly in the press.
Since the band's rise to prominence, the band's line-up has changed frequently, with the Gallagher brothers remaining the only constant.
--
Noel Gallagher's plea for help
Noel Gallagher has admitted he was so high on drugs when he wrote most of his hits - that he really doesn't have the foggiest what the fuck they're all about.
The Oasis star says: "I get the odd night when I'm halfway through Don't Look Back In Anger when I say to myself, 'I still don't know what these words mean!'"
"I'm thinking what the...what the... 'stand up beside the fireplace. Why.'"
Femalefirst have revealed that the poor bloke is so perplexed that he's even considering asking his sweaty little teenage fans for some help:
"All these kids will be singing it at the top of their voices with all their arms around each other and I kind of feel like stopping and going, 'Look, can somebody help me out here? Am I missing something?"
--
Gallagher: I have no idea what my songs mean
Oasis star Noel Gallagher was so high on drugs when he created hits including Don't Look Back In Anger, he has absolutely no idea what his lyrics are all about.
The British rocker is tempted to quiz his fans, because they seem to know more about the meanings of his songs than he does.
He says: "I get the odd night when I'm halfway through Don't Look Back In Anger when I say to myself. 'I still don't know what these words mean!'
"I'm thinking what the …what the… 'stand up beside the fireplace'. Why?
"And all these kids will be singing it at the top of their voices with all their arms around each other and I kind of feel like stopping and going, 'Look, can somebody help me out here? Am I missing something?'"
(Q: news.softpedia.com; gigwise.com; breakingnews.iol.ie)
| Manchester Gig im Radio |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/12, 13:04 Uhr) Wie an Weihnachten werden sich viele Fans am 16. und 18.08. fühlen, wenn der Gig aus Manchester im Radio ausgestrahlt wird:
* 16.8, 23:00 Uhr bei Radio Eins (Berlin / Brandenburg)
* 18.8 um 22.00 bei HR 3 (Hessen)
* 16.8, 23:00 Uhr bei Radio Eins (Berlin / Brandenburg)
* 18.8 um 22.00 bei HR 3 (Hessen)
(Q: thepop.de/oasis)
| Arts centre asking Oasis star to bankroll with it |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/12, 08:35 Uhr) OASIS frontman Liam Gallagher is to be asked to help a major fundraising drive mounted by a new arts centre in the Capital.
The rock star is being approached by the owners of the Drill Hall in Leith, in a bid to raise £30,000 towards a massive refurbishment project.
It is hoped the singer will also be joined in supporting the Dalmeny Street scheme by other big names on the music and comedy scenes such as Moby, Rob Newman and Mark Thomas.
Politicians and leading figures from Edinburgh's arts world are also to be targeted by an appeal offering them the chance to be "immortalised in the fabric" of the new arts complex.
Members of the public will be able to rub shoulders with famous figures as part of a sponsor-a-brick scheme to help pay for a £1.7 million overhaul of the former Army drill hall.
Gallagher and other celebrities will be asked to put their money and names to the project in the form of a signed brick - which will then be used to build the entrance tunnel to the new building.
Out of the Blue, the arts group behind Edinburgh's long- running Bongo Club, owns the B-listed drill hall.
Gallagher and former flame Patsy Kensit famously turned up at the Bongo Club, after arriving by chauffeur-driven limousine, to see an opera singer perform.
Other stars to be targeted through the appeal, who have either performed at or visited the Bongo Club, include Phil Kay, Johnny Vegas, Stuart Lee, Hazel O'Connor and Irvine Welsh.
A spokesman for the "Click-a-Brick" appeal said: "We're actually hoping to have some VIPs already on board by the time we launch the appeal next month, along with various local dignitaries.
"The appeal is open to anyone and everyone, and people can donate whatever they want as long as it is a minimum of £10."
The money raised will go towards the creation of workshops, rehearsal rooms, exhibition spaces, an arts cafe, a creche and a studio theatre.
The building is already home to more than 50 individuals or organisations involved in the creative industries in Edinburgh.
It is hoped another 30 tenants will be given space once the next phase of the Drill Hall is completed, while the latest refurbishments will offer full public access to the building for the first time.
The complete refurbishment of the building is hoped to be complete in two phases within the next two years, if a further £400,000 can be raised.
Out of the Blue co-ordinator Rob Hoon said: "In tandem with the building work, we're also working on a project which will hopefully see major improvements carried out to Dalmeny Park, which is right next door to the Drill Hall, but is pretty run-down.
"We've already carried out a lot of work with the local community over potential improvements to the park and we've had an exhibition here on what they'd like to see done."
The rock star is being approached by the owners of the Drill Hall in Leith, in a bid to raise £30,000 towards a massive refurbishment project.
It is hoped the singer will also be joined in supporting the Dalmeny Street scheme by other big names on the music and comedy scenes such as Moby, Rob Newman and Mark Thomas.
Politicians and leading figures from Edinburgh's arts world are also to be targeted by an appeal offering them the chance to be "immortalised in the fabric" of the new arts complex.
Members of the public will be able to rub shoulders with famous figures as part of a sponsor-a-brick scheme to help pay for a £1.7 million overhaul of the former Army drill hall.
Gallagher and other celebrities will be asked to put their money and names to the project in the form of a signed brick - which will then be used to build the entrance tunnel to the new building.
Out of the Blue, the arts group behind Edinburgh's long- running Bongo Club, owns the B-listed drill hall.
Gallagher and former flame Patsy Kensit famously turned up at the Bongo Club, after arriving by chauffeur-driven limousine, to see an opera singer perform.
Other stars to be targeted through the appeal, who have either performed at or visited the Bongo Club, include Phil Kay, Johnny Vegas, Stuart Lee, Hazel O'Connor and Irvine Welsh.
A spokesman for the "Click-a-Brick" appeal said: "We're actually hoping to have some VIPs already on board by the time we launch the appeal next month, along with various local dignitaries.
"The appeal is open to anyone and everyone, and people can donate whatever they want as long as it is a minimum of £10."
The money raised will go towards the creation of workshops, rehearsal rooms, exhibition spaces, an arts cafe, a creche and a studio theatre.
The building is already home to more than 50 individuals or organisations involved in the creative industries in Edinburgh.
It is hoped another 30 tenants will be given space once the next phase of the Drill Hall is completed, while the latest refurbishments will offer full public access to the building for the first time.
The complete refurbishment of the building is hoped to be complete in two phases within the next two years, if a further £400,000 can be raised.
Out of the Blue co-ordinator Rob Hoon said: "In tandem with the building work, we're also working on a project which will hopefully see major improvements carried out to Dalmeny Park, which is right next door to the Drill Hall, but is pretty run-down.
"We've already carried out a lot of work with the local community over potential improvements to the park and we've had an exhibition here on what they'd like to see done."
(Q: scotsman.com)
| Oasis play New York 'Across the narrows' Festival |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/08, 18:11 Uhr) Oasis are pleased to announce that they will be playing the 'Across the Narrows' festival in New York, one of four separate concerts taking place in Staten Island and Coney Island on the week-end of 1st and 2nd October. Oasis are to headline the show in Staten Island on Sunday 2nd October, other acts on the bill that day include Jet, Doves, The Lemonheads, Kasabian, Jesse Malin and The Redwalls, with more to be announced.
Tickets for the festival go on sale at 10am (Eastern Time) on Friday 12th August through select Ticketmaster outlets, Ticketmaster charge by phone: 212.307.7171 201.507.8900 212.307.7200 and online at www.Ticketmaster.com and www.RonDelsenerpresents.com
Oasis fans can access a special pre-sale for the show from 9am - 9pm on Thursday 11th August (ET). The link to the site will be posted here in time for the pre-sale, so check back soon. Tickets for the show are priced at $55.00
For further information check out www.oasisinet.com, your local press and radio, or visit the festival's website www.acrossthenarrows.com
Tickets for the festival go on sale at 10am (Eastern Time) on Friday 12th August through select Ticketmaster outlets, Ticketmaster charge by phone: 212.307.7171 201.507.8900 212.307.7200 and online at www.Ticketmaster.com and www.RonDelsenerpresents.com
Oasis fans can access a special pre-sale for the show from 9am - 9pm on Thursday 11th August (ET). The link to the site will be posted here in time for the pre-sale, so check back soon. Tickets for the show are priced at $55.00
For further information check out www.oasisinet.com, your local press and radio, or visit the festival's website www.acrossthenarrows.com
(Q: oasisinet.com)
| Oasis pay tribute to the Spanish, crackheads and ... |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/08, 09:48 Uhr) Oasis pay tribute to the Spanish, crackheads and Robin Cook
OASIS paid tribute to the Spanish, crackheads and recently deceased UK politician ROBIN COOK during their BENICASSIM FESTIVAL set tonight (August 7).
And earlier in the evening NME.COM grabbed a chat with Noel Gallagher, and found out he didn't mind supporting Kasabian on the Escenario Verde stage.
He said of the festival: "I've never been before, Andy (Bell, bass player)'s been twice. We got our slot changed with Kasabian so we could watch them. This is no word of a fucking lie, we did the same when we were in Portugal two nights earlier and they were on after us. We'd never seen them live before and they fucking blew us away."
He added: "I hate using this yank word but they were fucking awesome."
The band, drawing easily the biggest crowd of the weekend, played a set similar to their recent UK stadium tour, with set closer 'Rock 'N' Roll Star' dedicated to former Labour Party cabinet minister Robin Cook, who died suddenly last week.
Liam Gallagher also dedicated 'Cigarettes And Alcohol' to "the prisoners, alcoholics and crackheads". He also changed the words of 'Bring It On Down', singing "You're the outcast, you're the underclass, but you don't care, because you're smoking crack."
Later in the set Noel dedicated 'Mucky Fingers' to the Spanish, after asking "How many British people are here?" –when he heard the huge response he insisted: "Be nice to the locals."
The set was:
* 'Fuckin' In The Bushes' (intro)
* 'Turn Up The Sun'
* 'Lyla'
* 'Bring It On Down'
* 'Morning Glory'
* 'Cigarettes And Alcohol'
* 'The Importance Of Being Idle'
* 'A Bell Will Ring'
* 'Live Forever'
* 'The Meaning Of Soul'
* 'Mucky Fingers'
* 'Champagne Supernova'
* 'Rock 'N' Roll Star'
Encore:
* 'Wonderwall'
* 'Don't Look Back In Anger'
* 'My Generation'
OASIS paid tribute to the Spanish, crackheads and recently deceased UK politician ROBIN COOK during their BENICASSIM FESTIVAL set tonight (August 7).
And earlier in the evening NME.COM grabbed a chat with Noel Gallagher, and found out he didn't mind supporting Kasabian on the Escenario Verde stage.
He said of the festival: "I've never been before, Andy (Bell, bass player)'s been twice. We got our slot changed with Kasabian so we could watch them. This is no word of a fucking lie, we did the same when we were in Portugal two nights earlier and they were on after us. We'd never seen them live before and they fucking blew us away."
He added: "I hate using this yank word but they were fucking awesome."
The band, drawing easily the biggest crowd of the weekend, played a set similar to their recent UK stadium tour, with set closer 'Rock 'N' Roll Star' dedicated to former Labour Party cabinet minister Robin Cook, who died suddenly last week.
Liam Gallagher also dedicated 'Cigarettes And Alcohol' to "the prisoners, alcoholics and crackheads". He also changed the words of 'Bring It On Down', singing "You're the outcast, you're the underclass, but you don't care, because you're smoking crack."
Later in the set Noel dedicated 'Mucky Fingers' to the Spanish, after asking "How many British people are here?" –when he heard the huge response he insisted: "Be nice to the locals."
The set was:
* 'Fuckin' In The Bushes' (intro)
* 'Turn Up The Sun'
* 'Lyla'
* 'Bring It On Down'
* 'Morning Glory'
* 'Cigarettes And Alcohol'
* 'The Importance Of Being Idle'
* 'A Bell Will Ring'
* 'Live Forever'
* 'The Meaning Of Soul'
* 'Mucky Fingers'
* 'Champagne Supernova'
* 'Rock 'N' Roll Star'
Encore:
* 'Wonderwall'
* 'Don't Look Back In Anger'
* 'My Generation'
(Q: nme.com)
| Oasis singer Liam Gallagher set to move out of London |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/08, 09:46 Uhr) Oasis singer Liam Gallagher is set to move out of London and into a $9 million (GBP5 million) country mansion with his fiancee, former All Saints member Nicole Appleton.
The property, in Great Dunmow, Essex, is owned by Nicole's sister Natalie Appleton and husband Liam Howlett, of dance act The Prodigy.
A source says, "Natalie's very excited about having her sister and Liam moving in with them.
"Liam and Liam get on very well and enjoy going out for pints together."
The move has sparked rumours that the couple are intending to eventually leave the country altogether.
According to an insider, "Liam and Nicole nearly moved to Canada last year. They feel they can walk around there without getting hassled like they do in the UK."
The property, in Great Dunmow, Essex, is owned by Nicole's sister Natalie Appleton and husband Liam Howlett, of dance act The Prodigy.
A source says, "Natalie's very excited about having her sister and Liam moving in with them.
"Liam and Liam get on very well and enjoy going out for pints together."
The move has sparked rumours that the couple are intending to eventually leave the country altogether.
According to an insider, "Liam and Nicole nearly moved to Canada last year. They feel they can walk around there without getting hassled like they do in the UK."
(Q: monstersandcritics.com)
| Liam: 'Babyshambles will never support Oasis again' |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/06, 14:47 Uhr) LIAM GALLAGHER has revealed that PETE DOHERTY has blown his chances of supporting OASIS after failing to turn up to one of their gigs.
Doherty failed to show up to a recent gig at Southampton where he was due to support them with Babyshambles.
Doherty claimed he was unable to return from France in time after attending fashion designer Hedi Slimane's birthday. Oasis subsequently replaced Babyshambles' for their planned second support slot at Milton Keynes with The Zutons.
Speaking to Spanish newspaper El Mundo, Liam said: "That's where the relationship ended. What we're not going to do is give him a second chance.
"It's not a question of professionalism. It's much more simple than that. This is the greatest group in the world and what we're not going to do is let anyone, Pete Doherty, Liam Gallagher or Elvis, fuck it all up."
Doherty failed to show up to a recent gig at Southampton where he was due to support them with Babyshambles.
Doherty claimed he was unable to return from France in time after attending fashion designer Hedi Slimane's birthday. Oasis subsequently replaced Babyshambles' for their planned second support slot at Milton Keynes with The Zutons.
Speaking to Spanish newspaper El Mundo, Liam said: "That's where the relationship ended. What we're not going to do is give him a second chance.
"It's not a question of professionalism. It's much more simple than that. This is the greatest group in the world and what we're not going to do is let anyone, Pete Doherty, Liam Gallagher or Elvis, fuck it all up."
(Q: nme.com)
| Oasis announce rescheduled Copenhagen show |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/04, 15:14 Uhr) The band will play the Copenhagen Valbyhallen on Friday 21st October. Tickets for the show go on sale 9am Monday 8th August and will be available through the below ;
www.billetlugen.dk or by phone +45 7026 3267 Tickets purchased for the Vega show on the 8th June are valid for the concert at Valbyhallen. Everybody whose tickets were bought for the Vega show will be given the opportunity to enter Valbyhallen prior to other guests and will also receive an exclusive Oasis music download.
Oasis fans with Vega tickets who cannot attend the concert on October 21st can have the ticket price refunded by contacting Billetlugen before September 1st.
www.billetlugen.dk or by phone +45 7026 3267 Tickets purchased for the Vega show on the 8th June are valid for the concert at Valbyhallen. Everybody whose tickets were bought for the Vega show will be given the opportunity to enter Valbyhallen prior to other guests and will also receive an exclusive Oasis music download.
Oasis fans with Vega tickets who cannot attend the concert on October 21st can have the ticket price refunded by contacting Billetlugen before September 1st.
(Q: oasisinet.com)
| Liam Gallagher und Patsy Kensit beenden Streit |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/04, 15:12 Uhr) London (dpa) - Oasis-Star Liam Gallagher (32) und seine Ex-Frau Patsy Kensit (37) haben im Interesse ihres Sohnes das Kriegsbeil vorerst begraben. Gemeinsam begleiteten sie Lennon in das Londoner Portland Hospital zu einer Operation.
Gallagher und Kensit hatten sich im Jahr 2000 getrennt, seither tobte zwischen ihnen ein ständiger Kampf. Kensit hatte Gallagher die Schuld für ihre psychischen Probleme und ihre Kokainsucht gegeben. Inzwischen scheinen sie sich aber - zumindest bezüglich ihres Kindes - wesentlich besser zu verstehen, wie enge Freunde der beiden bezeugen.
«Lennon hatte Angst vor dem Krankenhaus. Liam und Patsy wollten deshalb beide bei ihm sein, um ihn zu trösten und ihm zu zeigen, dass alles in Ordnung sei». Lennon hat den Routineeingriff gut überstanden und durfte das Krankenhaus verlassen.
Gallagher und Kensit hatten sich im Jahr 2000 getrennt, seither tobte zwischen ihnen ein ständiger Kampf. Kensit hatte Gallagher die Schuld für ihre psychischen Probleme und ihre Kokainsucht gegeben. Inzwischen scheinen sie sich aber - zumindest bezüglich ihres Kindes - wesentlich besser zu verstehen, wie enge Freunde der beiden bezeugen.
«Lennon hatte Angst vor dem Krankenhaus. Liam und Patsy wollten deshalb beide bei ihm sein, um ihn zu trösten und ihm zu zeigen, dass alles in Ordnung sei». Lennon hat den Routineeingriff gut überstanden und durfte das Krankenhaus verlassen.
(Q: schwabmuenchner-allgemeine.de)
| Oasis-Sänger hält sich auf der Bühne für Elvis |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/04, 15:11 Uhr) Liam Gallagher, Sänger der britischen Band Oasis, hält sich in Sachen Bühnenshow dem "King" Elvis Presley für mindestens ebenbürtig. "Es gibt Elvis und mich. Ich könnte nicht sagen, wer von uns beiden der Bessere ist", sagte Gallagher der spanischen Tageszeitung "El Mundo" (Mittwochausgabe). Den verstorbenen Ex-Beatle John Lennon hält Gallagher hingegen für den besten Komponisten.
Die Band Oasis um die Brüder Noel und Liam Gallagher wurde Mitte der 90er Jahre berühmt und prägte den Stil des Britpop. Am bekanntesten ist das Album "(What's the Story) Morning Glory" von 1995 mit den Hits "Wonderwall" und "Don't Look Back in Anger".
Die Band Oasis um die Brüder Noel und Liam Gallagher wurde Mitte der 90er Jahre berühmt und prägte den Stil des Britpop. Am bekanntesten ist das Album "(What's the Story) Morning Glory" von 1995 mit den Hits "Wonderwall" und "Don't Look Back in Anger".
(Q: stol.it)
| Charts - Update |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/03, 16:18 Uhr) 'Don't believe the truth' ist nach Platz #90 in der vergangenen Woche diese Woche nicht mehr unter den Top100 zu finden.
(Q: Sony BMG Deutschland)
| Oasis: Das beste Video ever! |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/03, 14:56 Uhr) Ein neues bärenstarkes Video von Oasis wird auf MTV gespielt - 'The Importance Of Being Idle'. Die MTV News haben die Jungs am Set ihres neuen Videos besucht und sie über die neue Schauspielberufung befragt.
Bislang machten die Herren Gallagher kein Geheimnis draus, dass sie Videodrehs fucking scheiße finden. Heraus kamen mal mehr, mal weniger lausige Performanceclips. Für 'The Importance of Being Idle' warfen Oasis ihr Geschwätz von gestern über Bord und versuchen sich als Schauspieler. Doch auch wenn sonst alles anders ist, Frontmaul Liam bleibt ganz der Alte.
'Es ist das beste Video, das wir jemals gemacht haben!', behauptet Liam trocken.
Für den neuen Clip warfen sich die Oasis Boys in piekfeine Sixties Anzüge und spielten Gangster, die einen Leichenbestatter um die Ecke bringen. Old Großmaul Noel bekam in dem makabren Plot eine besonders ehrenwerte Rolle verpasst und spielt einen Sargträger auch die anderen Rollen hatten ihren Anspruch: 'Wir spielen eine Karten-Gang. Wir haben richtig geschauspielert. Also so getan als ob', meinen Andy Bell und Zac Starkey. Liam hingegen hält vom Gezocke eher wenig: 'Ich spiele keine Karten, das verwirrt mich zu sehr.'
Ganz entgegen der üblichen Unbescheidenheit, ließen Oasis beim Videodreh einem Profi den Vortritt. Die Hauptrolle spielt Rhys Ifans, Hugh Grants durchgeknallter Mitbewohner aus 'Notting Hill' - er mimt einen Leichenbestatter, der sich auf seiner eigenen Beerdigung wiederfindet.
Wie das Ganze nun geworden ist? Den Clip könnt ihr euch hier reinziehen!
Bislang machten die Herren Gallagher kein Geheimnis draus, dass sie Videodrehs fucking scheiße finden. Heraus kamen mal mehr, mal weniger lausige Performanceclips. Für 'The Importance of Being Idle' warfen Oasis ihr Geschwätz von gestern über Bord und versuchen sich als Schauspieler. Doch auch wenn sonst alles anders ist, Frontmaul Liam bleibt ganz der Alte.
'Es ist das beste Video, das wir jemals gemacht haben!', behauptet Liam trocken.
Für den neuen Clip warfen sich die Oasis Boys in piekfeine Sixties Anzüge und spielten Gangster, die einen Leichenbestatter um die Ecke bringen. Old Großmaul Noel bekam in dem makabren Plot eine besonders ehrenwerte Rolle verpasst und spielt einen Sargträger auch die anderen Rollen hatten ihren Anspruch: 'Wir spielen eine Karten-Gang. Wir haben richtig geschauspielert. Also so getan als ob', meinen Andy Bell und Zac Starkey. Liam hingegen hält vom Gezocke eher wenig: 'Ich spiele keine Karten, das verwirrt mich zu sehr.'
Ganz entgegen der üblichen Unbescheidenheit, ließen Oasis beim Videodreh einem Profi den Vortritt. Die Hauptrolle spielt Rhys Ifans, Hugh Grants durchgeknallter Mitbewohner aus 'Notting Hill' - er mimt einen Leichenbestatter, der sich auf seiner eigenen Beerdigung wiederfindet.
Wie das Ganze nun geworden ist? Den Clip könnt ihr euch hier reinziehen!
(Q: mtv.de)
| Oasis announce Brussels show |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/03, 01:03 Uhr) Oasis have announced that they will play the Forest National on Monday 24th October 2005 tickets will be on sale from 8am on Thursday 4th August and will be available through;
www.goformusic.be or by telephone on + 32 (0) 70 25 20 20
www.goformusic.be or by telephone on + 32 (0) 70 25 20 20
(Q: oasisinet.com)
| Oasis, Pixies top bill at new US festival |
(Thorsten, 2005/08/02, 08:13 Uhr) OASIS and PIXIES lead the acts lined up for a new series of US gigs dubbed ACROSS THE POND.
The shows will be held simultaneously at Keyspan Park in Brooklyn, NY and Richmond County Bank Ballpark in Stanten Island, NY, according to Billboard.
Though the bills have yet to be divided up, both sites will host shows on October 1-2.
Other artists confirmed include Gang Of Four, Jet, Belle And Sebastian and the New York Dolls, with more still to be announced.
"The complete line-up of talent will be staggering," said event promoter Jim Glancy.
The shows will be held simultaneously at Keyspan Park in Brooklyn, NY and Richmond County Bank Ballpark in Stanten Island, NY, according to Billboard.
Though the bills have yet to be divided up, both sites will host shows on October 1-2.
Other artists confirmed include Gang Of Four, Jet, Belle And Sebastian and the New York Dolls, with more still to be announced.
"The complete line-up of talent will be staggering," said event promoter Jim Glancy.
(Q: nme.com)
