Click here and skip to 30:45 to listen to Noel Gallagher's interview that was broadcast on 'The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show' yesterday.
He talks about his new material, the current state of the music business and more.
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Christian O'Connell
Noel Gallagher
Click here and skip to 30:45 to listen to Noel Gallagher's interview that was broadcast on 'The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show' yesterday.
He talks about his new material, the current state of the music business and more.
Noel Gallagher On His New Material, Streaming, Touring And More
Click here and skip to 30:45 to listen to Noel Gallagher's interview that was broadcast on 'The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show' yesterday.
He talks about his new material, the current state of the music business and more.
Christian O'Connell
Noel Gallagher
Christian O'Connell will be playing an interview later today with Noel Gallagher, the show is broadcast between 6:00am - 10am (UK Time).
To listen live click here.
Christian O'Connell Interview With Noel Gallagher To Be Broadcast Later Today On Absolute Radio
Christian O'Connell will be playing an interview later today with Noel Gallagher, the show is broadcast between 6:00am - 10am (UK Time).
To listen live click here.
Christian O'Connell
Noel Gallagher
Christian O'Connell will be playing an interview on Monday 9th October with Noel Gallagher, on his show that is broadcast between 6:00am - 10am (UK Time).
To listen live click here.
Christian O'Connell Interview With Noel Gallagher To Be Broadcast Monday On Absolute Radio
Christian O'Connell will be playing an interview on Monday 9th October with Noel Gallagher, on his show that is broadcast between 6:00am - 10am (UK Time).
To listen live click here.
Christian O'Connell
Liam Gallagher
Tune into Absolute Radio at 08:00 (UK Time) tomorrow (15th June) as Liam Gallagher talks to Christian O'Connell about Apple cider vinegar, plate licking, tweeting, drinking, grime rap and Oasis.
To listen live click here and follow the instructions.
Listen To An Interview With Liam Gallagher Tomorrow On Absolute Radio
Tune into Absolute Radio at 08:00 (UK Time) tomorrow (15th June) as Liam Gallagher talks to Christian O'Connell about Apple cider vinegar, plate licking, tweeting, drinking, grime rap and Oasis.
To listen live click here and follow the instructions.
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Christian O'Connell
Nirvana
Oasis
REM
The UK’s only 90s radio station Absolute Radio 90s has enlisted the help of its listeners to find the best song, album and year of the decade and with more than 50,000 votes cast, Oasis have been officially crowned number one.
Liam and Noel topped the polls, scooping title of best album and best song. Their second album What’s the Story (Morning Glory) beat Nirvana, Blur and REM to take the top spot, while Don’t Look Back in Anger pipped Common People, Bittersweet Symphony and Creep to win best track.
Absolute Radio’s Breakfast Show host Christian O’Connell said “Absolute Radio 90s listeners have spoken and Oasis have won the lot. Surely they have to get back together now?”
By voting for their favourites across different categories, listeners also chose 1996 as the definitive year of the decade - a very memorable year for the Oasis boys.
1996 was the year that 2.5 million people fought over 250,000 tickets for two Oasis shows at Knebworth, but for the Mancunians it's their two gigs at Maine Road - on April 27 and April 28 - that meant the most.
Not only did it see them raised from a theatre to a stadium band, but it also put them on stage in the football stadium that meant most to them - the home of the team they'd spent a lifetime supporting, Manchester City Football Club.
The infamous Maine Road gigs saw Liam re-join the band after one of many definitive arguments with brother Noel.
Absolute Radio 90s Reveals Oasis As The Greatest Band Of The 1990’s
The UK’s only 90s radio station Absolute Radio 90s has enlisted the help of its listeners to find the best song, album and year of the decade and with more than 50,000 votes cast, Oasis have been officially crowned number one.
Liam and Noel topped the polls, scooping title of best album and best song. Their second album What’s the Story (Morning Glory) beat Nirvana, Blur and REM to take the top spot, while Don’t Look Back in Anger pipped Common People, Bittersweet Symphony and Creep to win best track.
Absolute Radio’s Breakfast Show host Christian O’Connell said “Absolute Radio 90s listeners have spoken and Oasis have won the lot. Surely they have to get back together now?”
By voting for their favourites across different categories, listeners also chose 1996 as the definitive year of the decade - a very memorable year for the Oasis boys.
1996 was the year that 2.5 million people fought over 250,000 tickets for two Oasis shows at Knebworth, but for the Mancunians it's their two gigs at Maine Road - on April 27 and April 28 - that meant the most.
Not only did it see them raised from a theatre to a stadium band, but it also put them on stage in the football stadium that meant most to them - the home of the team they'd spent a lifetime supporting, Manchester City Football Club.
The infamous Maine Road gigs saw Liam re-join the band after one of many definitive arguments with brother Noel.
Bono
Christian O'Connell
Noel Gallagher
Sara Gallagher
U2
Noel Gallagher says he doesn't ever put "100 percent" effort into his records or live shows because he has to save some energy back.
Noel Gallagher "didn't put that much effort" into his new album.
The 47-year-old rocker recently completed his album 'Chasing Yesterday' - which comes out next March - but claims he only put about "75 percent" of his total effort into the LP because he got distracted.
He said: "This time I did the record in London, I mean crikey it's difficult to focus and make it. I didn't put that much effort into the album, I can only give it 75 percent at one time.
"People say, 'I gave it 100 percent,', and I'm always only giving it 75 percent. People ask me, 'Why do you say that?' And I say I have to keep a bit for the after show. I can't be leaving it all on stage."
The former Oasis star also revealed he and his wife Sara MacDonald's sons Donovan, seven, and Sonny, four, prefer to listen to U2 rather than his.
Speaking on 'The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show' on Absolute Radio, the 'In the Heat of the Moment' singer explained: "Donovan and Sonny are massive U2 fans. It's a recent thing ... Donovan is a very good friend of Bono. It's a long story. But when that album came out with all the furore surrounding it, Donovan said, 'Lend me your iPod. Let me run my ears over this album.'
"And he's become a super-fan. Him and his mate Bono are having a bit of a loving across the ocean. It's fun to watch. I actually thought that I would be the one to turn him on to stuff like that but it's like he's bored of me now."
Source: Bang Showbiz
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Noel Gallagher On Why He Doesn't Put "100 Percent" Effort Into His Records Or Live Shows
Noel Gallagher says he doesn't ever put "100 percent" effort into his records or live shows because he has to save some energy back.
Noel Gallagher "didn't put that much effort" into his new album.
The 47-year-old rocker recently completed his album 'Chasing Yesterday' - which comes out next March - but claims he only put about "75 percent" of his total effort into the LP because he got distracted.
He said: "This time I did the record in London, I mean crikey it's difficult to focus and make it. I didn't put that much effort into the album, I can only give it 75 percent at one time.
"People say, 'I gave it 100 percent,', and I'm always only giving it 75 percent. People ask me, 'Why do you say that?' And I say I have to keep a bit for the after show. I can't be leaving it all on stage."
The former Oasis star also revealed he and his wife Sara MacDonald's sons Donovan, seven, and Sonny, four, prefer to listen to U2 rather than his.
Speaking on 'The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show' on Absolute Radio, the 'In the Heat of the Moment' singer explained: "Donovan and Sonny are massive U2 fans. It's a recent thing ... Donovan is a very good friend of Bono. It's a long story. But when that album came out with all the furore surrounding it, Donovan said, 'Lend me your iPod. Let me run my ears over this album.'
"And he's become a super-fan. Him and his mate Bono are having a bit of a loving across the ocean. It's fun to watch. I actually thought that I would be the one to turn him on to stuff like that but it's like he's bored of me now."
Source: Bang Showbiz
Check out the current collection and offers from Pretty Green here.
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