Liam Gallagher: “I Thought Noel Had Been Stabbed”

Liam Gallagher has exclusively revealed to MTV Two that he thought his brother Noel had been stabbed after a fan attacked in Canada recently.

Noel was seriously injured- suffering three broken ribs- when an audience member jumped on stage and pushed the guitarist into him amps on September 8.

Now Oasis have spoken for the first time about the incident to Gonzo’s own Zane Lowe.

Liam revealed: “It was f*cking dark….but it could’ve been a lot worse that’s the way I look at it. The guy’s gonna get dealt with. I thought he (Noel) had been stabbed.”

Showing brotherly concern he added: “It won’t be happening again I can assure you of that.”

Older sibling Noel also spoke about the incident and admitted he also thought he had been stabbed:









He said: “At first…cos it had been raining and there were puddles around…I thought I’d been stabbed… for a split second I shit it.” Gallagher was also concerned that the attacker would become famous for his actions: “Loads of Oasis fans put his name on the website and did wanted posters…which just adds to the infamy.”

The man- Daniel Sullivan- was arrested by Canadian authorities after the incident.

You can watch the full Oasis interview with Zane Lowe when Oasis Week kick's off, Monday Oct 6th at 21.00 on MTV TWO.

Source: www.mtv.co.uk

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‘Dig Out Your Soul’ Digital Formats

Big Brother Recordings have announced they will be making the new Oasis album, ‘Dig Out Your Soul’, available in two separate formats for download purchasers.

In addition to the full-length album, the band will be releasing a simple ten-track mp3 version for £5. This will be available from a variety of online stores and Oasisinet.

A spokesperson for the label said, "We want to give the fans more of a choice. If you just want to get the tracks you've heard on the radio and check out a bit more of the band's new music you can for a reasonable price".

The full-length version of the album will also be available at all online stores and for fans that buy it on Oasisinet.com it comes with a half hour documentary on the making of the album.

This is the first time a new Oasis album has been made available on mp3 from release.

Finally, fans who pre-order 'Dig Out Your Soul' from iTunes will also receive a bonus track in the form of the Liam written ‘I Believe In All’ on day of release, as well as ‘Falling Down’ at time of order.

Source: www.oasisinet.com

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Oasis Scrap Shows, Neol To Co-Host Russell Brand's Show On Saturday

Oasis have been forced to scrap Saturday’s UK comeback show.

Doctors have told Noel Gallagher to rest for at least another week after breaking three ribs when a nutter attacked him on stage in Canada.

Along with the gig at Cornwall’s Eden Project, shows in Cologne and Paris next week are also off.

The band’s UK arena tour will kick off as scheduled on October 7 in Liverpool. Noel, who’s been laid up for more than two weeks, will co-host Russell Brand's Radio 2 show from 9pm on Saturday.

Source: www.thesun.co.uk

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Oasis Legend Joins The Vortex In Machester

Photo Credit: Graham Etheridge

Here are some photographs of Bonehead with Manchester band 'The Vortex' from there sold out show in Manchester on friday night.

For more information visit thevortexmusic.com

Source: The Vortex

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Will There Ever Be Another Oasis?

In this week's NME, on sale September 24

This weeks magazine has the second instalment of exclusive interviews that include Noel's career guidance for Amy Winehouse and Pete Doherty, and Liam on why he won't trust anyone.

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'Dig Out' The New Oasis

The Gallagher brothers of the British rock band Oasis have done it again with their upcoming seventh studio album, “Dig Out Your Soul.” This album is to Oasis like “Revolver” was to The Beatles. Completely filled to the brim with songs that are guaranteed to rock your face off, make you think about life and feel completely satisfied with the money that you’ve spent. Now let us dissect this amazing album, shall we?

“Dig Out Your Soul” starts things out with the hard rockin’ riffs of “Bag It Up.” The first track is brought to us by the mind of Noel Gallagher, lead guitarist, and the man who has brought us such great hits as “Don’t Look Back in Anger,” “Champagne Supernova”, and “Wonderwall.” “Bag It Up” is one of those songs where everyone is going to have a different interpretation of what it means, but they all can agree that there is something about it that makes you want more. It’s an absolutely amazing song to kick things off with.

After you get the toe-tapping drum beat of track two, “The Turning,” out of your head, it’s time to experience the glory that is track three. This incredible tune is called “Waiting for the Rapture” and is, in my opinion, the best song on the album, and just to let you know that wasn’t an easy choice to make for me. As Noel wails in the opening line, you know that you are in for a treat. His melodic-yet-skin-tingling tone goes perfectly with the crunchy riffs of his guitar. It’s definitely one you’ll be listening to time and time again.

Track four, “The Shock of the Lightning,” is the first single from this incredible album. I’m not going to waste time on this one because it is already released, and you can easily do a little digging on YouTube. Trust me, you need to hear it for yourself.

“Dig Out Your Soul” also contains what might be the next “Imagine” as Liam Gallagher (the lead singer) channels the spirit of John Lennon in track five with his melodic tune “I’m Outta Time.” It’s probably the slowest tune on the album, but it is sincerely a masterpiece. Again, I love some gut-busting rock, but I’m a softy for slow songs too. This one will indeed go down in history.

Noel turns it back up in his rhythmic, straight out of the Wild West, steel guitar-infused “(Get off Your) High Horse Lady” on track six. This one is my second favorite on the album, but again it was a very close call.

The next track (track seven) is another song you can find on the Internet called “Falling Down.” After that is “To Be Where There’s Life,” featuring Oasis guitarist Gem Archer. This song is very psychedelic and will mesmerize you with the ancient sounds of Indian Sitars.

Track nine, “Ain’t Got Nothing On Me,” is another hard rocking psychedelic tune for your listening pleasure.

Bassist Andy Bell brings us track ten called “The Nature of Reality.” This one is by-the-book rock, and it truly does rock! Fast guitar riffs, slow drum beats, this one is sure to be an instant classic.

Finally we end our journey with the final track on “Dig Out Your Soul.” This little treasure is called “Soldier On.” Musically this is the most “Oasis-ish” song on the album, but they change up the vocals by adding a predominate echo giving Liam’s vocals a haunting presence that won’t soon escape your head.

My final thoughts: Go buy the album when it hits shelves Oct. 7. You won’t regret it.

Source: www.uab.edu

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Oasis Cancel Eden Project Gig & More

Oasis are being forced to postpone three further shows as a result of the injuries Noel sustained when he was attacked on stage in Toronto.

A CT scan has now revealed that Noel suffered three broken and dislodged ribs in the attack and he has been advised by his doctor that he will not be able to perform for at least another week.

The three affected shows are the Eden Project, Cornwall on the 27th September, the Gloria Theatre, Cologne on the 29th September and Bataclan, Paris on September 30. All three shows will be rescheduled and fans are advised to retain their tickets pending further announcements.

The Oasis UK Arena Tour, beginning Oct 7, is going ahead as planned.

Source: www.oasisinet.com

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Oasis Star Noel Gallagher's Shocking Revelation: 'I Took Cocaine In Downing St Toilet Reserved For The Queen'

At the height of the Brit-pop era in the Nineties, Noel Gallagher was one of the hardest partying rock stars in the business.

But the Oasis star has now made a revelation that surpasses all the band's previous stories of hedonism.

He says he took cocaine in the Queen's toilet at Downing Street.

The guitarist confessed that he took drugs in a special lavatory at the Prime Minister's residence - the loo is reserved exclusively for the Queen - during a reception to meet Tony Blair in 1997.

Noel, 41, who says he gave up drugs the following year, joked: 'As I remember, it was quite nice. It had a velvet seat and everything.'

The plush toilet at No10 can be seen during guided tours and was installed for the exclusive use of the ruling monarch. But that didn't stop Noel.

He added: 'She's got her own toilet which no-one else is allowed in. These were the days of the revolution.

'Someone said, "Do you want to have a look in the Queen's bog?" I said, "Of course".'

And the rest, as they say, is history. The Wonderwall singer made his confession to his pal, comedian Russell Brand, on his Radio 2 show.

Noel, a father of two, has made no secret of taking drugs in the past, and recently claimed that all the songs he wrote before 1997 were done with the help of 'the old Colombian marching powder".
He added: "Don't forget, I was on drugs before I was even in a band. The whole of the first three albums were written on drugs. " I think, ' Maybe I should get back into taking drugs, and then it would be brilliant again'.

'But that thought lasts less than a second.'

Source: www.dailymail.co.uk

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