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Noel Gallagher and Paul Weller have done cover versions as The Smokin' Mojo Filters, appeared on stage together plenty of times and no doubt often call each other up to complain about young people nowadays. But the pair have never written a song together until Echoes Round the Sun, due to appear on Weller's ninth solo album, 22 Dreams.

“Noel came down to the studio with this loop he'd never been able to do anything with. He played the bass and the piano and then Gem [Archer, Oasis guitarist] played guitar on top. It's a top tune,” Weller has revealed.

I've heard it and have to agree: Noel's bass dominates, pounding through the song in thick slabs, pausing only for a basic piano breakdown. Archer's guitar feeds back enjoyably, Bollywood-style strings add drama and the whole thing motors along at a terrific pace.

It's one of many signs that Weller is feeling rejuvenated after his Lifetime Achievement Brit last year. The new album (released 2 June) is a wide-ranging double, with 21 tracks that include trad folk on Light Nights, racing soul on A Dream Reprise, winsome balladry on Black River (which stars another big Britpop name, Graham Coxon) and One Bright Star, an oddity seemingly designed for ballroom dancing. He sounds like he's having fun, playing with his mates and experimenting a little. And why shouldn't he?

Source: www.thisislondon.co.uk

We'll Deal With Noel

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Typical, you wait ages for a Noel and then three come along at once.

Unfortunately, Mr Edmonds, 59, is recklessly undoing all the good work Mr Fielding and Mr Gallagher, 40, have done for the name.

And this simply will not do. So we did the decent thing and assisted our favourite two Noels in their plot to murder the bearded sharer of their moniker.

We headed out after the premiere of the Rolling Stones’ rockumentary Shine A Light for grave discussions about how to dispose of the Eighties burp’s jazzy-shirted corpse.

Fortunately, Noel’s brother Liam, 35, saved himself from being implicated in the inevitable investigation by shooting off to the Met Bar with his wife Nicole Appleton, 33.

Fielding told the First Noel: “We’re the only relevant Noels, now that Noel Coward’s dead. So we need to kill Edmonds. There’s no room for him.”

The Oasis legend’s monobrow shot to the deepest south as he mused on this.

And he pointed out that to the better half of the nation, Noel’s House Party means the sort of rock’n’roll debauchery that causes bruises.

But there will always be those who associate it with Mr Blobby, gunge tanks and Z-list guests wielding bad gags.
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He concluded: “Murder; that’ll be a big bonding experience.”

As well as a Christian name and homicidal feelings towards naff presenters, the two mentalists also share the same Gemini star sign along with our very own schizophrenic columnist Amy Watts.

And with a heroic amount of pink shots and Charli’s squiffy reasoning, we tooled up Fielding, 34, and sent him off to Crinkly Bottom.

But looking at this picture in the cold light of day, we finally accepted Fielding won’t be able to blow-dry Edmonds to death.

Source: www.dailystar.co.uk

Nicole Leaves Liam

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Nicole runs off after Liam Gallagher does embarrassing dad routinue

Liam Gallagher was like an embarrassing dad at the Rolling Stones premiere - so his new wife Nicole walked out!

The couple turned up looking happy enough but it didn't last. The rocker mortified Nicole by singing along, cheering and waving his arms in the air during the Shine A Light film.

It was all too much for Nic, who got up and left.

An onlooker said: "It was hilarious. He was really getting into it and at one point stood up and started clapping and cheering. It was like he was at a gig, not a movie!"

Happily, Peaches Geldof had an embarrassing evening as well. She turned up at Bungalow 8 for the afterparty with under-age sister Pixie and Mark Ronson.

And her plans were made clear when she whispered to a pal: "I have to shag Mark Ronson."

Peaches nestled in alongside Mark, shoving Alex Turner and Alexa Chung out of the way.

Mark then ordered a £200 bottle of Jack Daniels Single Barrel.

But Peaches swung around while showing off and smashed all the glasses.

No wonder she ran off...

Source: www.mirror.co.uk Picture: Getty

Noel Gallagher Goes On The Rampage With Actor James Corden

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Oasis star Noel Gallagher got a free pass from his missus on Wednesday - and used it to relive his glory days of long ago.

Sneaking out of London's Groucho Club for a fag with Gavin and Stacey actor James Corden, the pair started rubbing bellies in the street.

Then furry-hatted Mighty Booshman Noel Fielding joined the fun - stalking the dancing drunks with a loaded hairdryer.

Let's hope poor Noel G felt OK in the morning.

Source: www.mirror.co.uk Picture: WENN

Paul And Phil Spin Some Tunes In Belgium

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I received these pictures and information from Dennis (Pictured with Paul) today from Phil (Official Oasis Tour DJ) and Paul Gallagher's DJ set in Belgium on the weekend.

Dennis asked them both separately some questions about the Oasis album, he said they were both hammered and said the same thing.

11-12 songs (Noel is yet undecided)
No album title yet
A lot more RNR then the last 2 albums, songs are longer as well, and more guitar orientated.
Phil has heard 4 songs, Paul has heard 7 or so.
They said the Album is out, second week of August.

If its true I don't know, they both said same thing so it must have been rehearsed or something.

Source: Dennis

Recent Pictures Of Liam And Noel Gallagher

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More pictures of Liam here, pictures of Noel can be found here.

Source: WENN

The US NME Awards Update

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The voting for nominations at the NME Awards USA 2008 is now closed, NME.COM will announce the shortlist of nominations on April 6.

Also Oasis are still #1 in the Greatest Rock ’N’ Roll Band Ever poll on NME.COM, cast your vote by clicking here.

Celebs Are Out On The Booze

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The two Noel's enjoyed a night on the sauce at the Groucho club last night.

Both Gallagher and Fielding were spotted looking a touch worse for wear after carrying on their night having earlier attended the premiere of Rolling Stones film, Shine A Light.

While Gallagher blended in with the rest of his party, the same could not be said of Fielding, who stuck out a mile wearing a furry hat, a green leather jacket capped off with his now trademark red clown boots - and a hairdryer.

Source: www.thesun.co.uk

Liam Gallagher Attends Rolling Stones Movie Premiere

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Legendary rock band the Rolling Stones braved the drizzle to delight fans by attending the UK premiere of their movie.

The rockers met fans in Leicester Square before Shine A Light, Martin Scorsese's new film about the band, was screened in 100 cinemas nationwide.

Celebrities including Liam Gallagher, Noel Fielding and Rob Brydon were in the audience.

Shine A Light charts the band's 46-year history and includes footage of two New York concerts that were part of their 2006 Bigger Bang tour.

It is includes guest appearances by Jack White and Christina Aguilera.
Mick Jagger said: "Christina Aguilera was great, very professional, very sexy and a lovely singer".

Band-mate Ronnie Wood said his favourite Martin Scorsese film is Raging Bull.

Describing the new film, Jagger said: "It's a bit different. You feel like you're on the stage. It's a good time to do it and I thought Marty (Scorsese) would be a good person to do it."

He added: "I'm very pleased with it and I'm very glad to be bringing it here. I've seen it quite a few times but when you see it on a big screen it's a bit strange!"

Band-mate Ronnie Wood also heaped praised on Scorsese. He said: "It's just an honour to work with him. It was over in a flash."

Source: The Press Association

Rolling Stones Film Premieres In London Tonight

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Oasis, Kasabian and Klaxons expected at the screening

The Rolling Stones movie 'Shine A Light' will premiere in Leicester Square tonight (April 2).

Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Charlie Watts and Ronnie Wood are all scheduled to be at the event, which boasts a star-studded guestlist, including Oasis, Sadie Frost, Kasabian, Klaxons, Maximo Park and Noel Fielding.

Directed by Martin Scorsese, 'Shine A Light' documents two nights at New York's Beacon Theatre from The Rolling Stones' 2006 tour 'A Bigger Bang'.

Source: www.nme.com

Ryan Adams Confirmed As Supporting Act On Mini Tour

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Ryan Adams has played with an eclectic mix of musicians over the years, ranging from Phil Lesh to Gillian Welch. But, the often erratic musician’s next outing with throw him into an entirely different musical realm: Brit-pop. Adams and his band the Cardinals will play a few shows with Oasis this summer, beginning with an appearance at Seattle's WaMu Theater on August 26.

The gig marks Oasis’ first live show in over two years. Adams will also open for Oasis at Vancouver, BC’s GM Place (8/27), Edmonton, AB’s Rexall Place (8/29) and Calgary, AB’a Pengrowth Saddledome (8/30).

While Adams and Oasis may feel a world apart on paper, Adams has covered Oasis’ “Wonderwall” on several occasions. As previously reported, Adams will also appear at Telluride, CO’s Telluride Town Park on June 19.

Source: www.relix.com

Noel On New 'Teenage Cancer Trust Live DVD' - Now Available

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Noel is featured on a new DVD in aid of the Teenage Cancer Trust charity. His performances of 'Don't Look Back In Anger' and 'The Butterfly Collector' (duet with Paul Weller) are amongst a collection of performances from the likes of The Who, Paul Weller, The Cure and Kasabian.

The DVD is currently available from the Teenage Cancer Trust's website and goes on sale in the shops on 14th April. All profits from the DVD will go to the charity.

To see a preview of Noel's performance, click the link below:

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The annual week of concerts at the Royal Albert Hall is organised by The Who frontman Roger Daltry. Tickets for the 2008 gigs are now on sale.

For further information: www.teenagecancertrust.org

Source: www.oasisinet.com

Amy Winehouse In Doctor Who, Liam Gallagher Streaking – April Fools' Round-Up

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It's April Fools' Day and, as various music-related pranks have been pinging around on the internet, here's a quick round-up of a few we saw.

Here on NME.COM we posted a news story about Amy Winehouse appearing in a forthcoming episode of 'Doctor Who', complete with a mock-up picture of the singer with David Tennant, star of the series.

Unofficial Oasis blog Stopcryingyourheartoutnews.blogspot.com published a news story about Liam Gallagher streaking in the USA, complete with a mocked-up video of the singer tearing past a bemused news reporter named Apri Foole.

Gigwise posted a news story about Amy Winehouse launching her own beehive hairdo wig named the 'Wino'.

The Mean Fiddler website posted a story up about The Libertines reforming, saying that fans had been queuing since 9am (BST) for tickets to the London show.

Although not going down the music route, the Daily Mirror newspaper published a doctored photograph of flying penguins, which it said was from a forthcoming BBC documentary which also featured a lizard that ate itself to protect itself from predators. Footage of the supposed flying Penguins is on the BBC iPlayer.

The Guardian went for a more sober prank, claiming that Carla Bruni-Sarkozy had been enlisted by Gordon Brown to spearhead a government initiative aimed at "injecting more style and glamour into British national life".

Source: www.nme.com

Oasis And Paul Weller New Collaboration In Stores May

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Paul Weller will release a collaboration with Oasis' Noel Gallagher and Gem Archer on May 26 as a single.

The new song, entitled 'Echoes Round The Sun', will be released alongside 'Have You Made Up Your Mind' to comprise the first release from Weller's forthcoming new double solo album, '22 Dreams'.

"In songwriting terms, it’s the first Weller/Gallagher collaboration,” Weller told Uncut. “Noel came down to the studio with this loop he’d never been able to do anything with. He played the bass and the piano and then Gem played guitar on top. It’s a top tune."

Other guests on Weller's forthcoming double album, which will be released on June 2, include Graham Coxon, Little Barrie and ex-Stone Roses guitarist Aziz Ibrahim.

The tracklisting for '22 Dreams' is:

Disc One:

'Light Nights'
'22 Dreams'
'All I Wanna Do (Is Be With You)'
'Have You Made Up Your Mind'
'Empty Ring'
'Invisible'
'Song For Alice'
'Cold Moments'
'The Dark Pages Of September Lead To The New Leaves Of Spring'
'Black River'
'Why Walk When You Can Run'

Disc Two:

'Push It Along'
'A Dream Reprise'
'Echoes Round The Sun'
'One Bright Star'
'Lullaby Für Kinder'
'Where'er Ye Go'
'God'
'111'
'Sea Spray'
'Night Lights'

Source: www.nme.com

Rare Zanzibar Club Photos

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Photo's from Noel’s May 3, 2003 concert at the Zanzibar Club in Liverpool have been made available for the first time. Just recently the Zanzibar Club bootleg of Gem Archer and Terry Kirkbride accompanying Noel Gallagher surfaced and was made available to several Oasis forums. On a disappointing note, the song Stop the Clocks which had it's world premiere that night was left off the bootleg. The song was never performed again and fans are eagerly waiting to see if it's included on the new Oasis album which finished mixing in L.A. several weeks ago.

Source: L4E Via "Frank Lomax"

Liam Gallagher Caught Streaking In The US

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