"Line of Enquiry" with Noel Gallagher presented by Kate Thornton.
Source: YouTube thanks to GoWaysis
Noel Gallagher On Radio 2
"Line of Enquiry" with Noel Gallagher presented by Kate Thornton.
Source: YouTube thanks to GoWaysis
Oasis Add Extra Tokyo Date To Tour
Oasisinet is pleased to announce that due to extraordinary demand Oasis have added an extra date at Tokyo's Makuhari Messe on Friday 20th March.
Tickets are available for Pre-Sale Reserve from 10am on Saturday 10th January until 11pm on Wednesday 14th January.
General Sale begins on Saturday 24th January through Ticket PIA, Lawson Ticket, e+, Smash and Smash-Mobile.
The full details of the Oasis Japan Tour 2009 are:
Wednesday 18-Mar-09 NAGOYA Nihon Gaishi Hall (ex. Rainbow Hall)
Friday 20-Mar-09 - TOKYO Makuhari Messe, Hall 8
Sunday 22-Mar-09 - SAPPORO Makomanai Ice Arena *Sold Out*
Tuesday 24-Mar-09 - OSAKA IntexWednesday 25-Mar-09 OSAKA Intex
Saturday 28-Mar-09 - TOKYO Makuhari Messe, Hall 9 *Sold Out*
Sunday 29-Mar-09 - TOKYO Makuhari Messe, Hall 9 *Sold Out*
Source: www.oasisinet.com
Vote For Oasis At The Shockwaves NME Awards 2009
The Shockwaves NME Awards are back and only your votes can decide the winners.
Vote now to decide the nomination shortlists to be unveiled in January.
You'll also be entered to win tickets to the Awards ceremony in London and the NME Big Gig, headlined by The Cure.
Click here to cast your vote for Oasis.
Happy Christmas Oasis Fans
Wishing you all a Merry Christmas, we will be back on the 27th.
Special thanks to jgsanta for taking the time to make a video for the site, at such a busy time of the year.
New Website Coming Soon
I'm pleased to announce that a new and improved version of the website is under construction and due to be launched in January :)
More details to follow in the coming weeks...
Christmas Gift Hell For Lord Noel
The picture sum up how every man in Britain is feeling today.
Thousands of blokes will sympathise with Oasis lord Noel Gallagher when they see these snaps of him doing his last-minute shopping for the missus.
This is the face of a man who knows his wallet is about to take a very big hit.
His other half Sara Madonald will be glad to know they weren’t taken at the local garage.
And the identity of the Ann Summers shop he was splashing the cash in will be kept secret.
Don’t worry lads, it will all be over soon.
Source: www.thesun.co.uk
Photo Credit: Mr Paparazzi
Santa Claus Making Candy Canes
Santa Claus explains the fine art of handmade candy canes and visits Nelson Candies in Wilton, NH, USA.
Santa Claus is popping back again this year, but till then watch the video he made for the site last year by clicking here.
Visit his website at www.kuwlyule.com and watch a interview with the man himself by clicking here.
Noel Gallagher's Line Of Enquiry
When: 26 Dec 2008, 17:00 on BBC Radio 2
Kate Thornton and Noel Gallagher will be taking your calls and questions in Line of Enquiry, a special Radio 2 programme to be broadcast on Boxing Day.
Visit the microsite here for more details.
Source: www.bbc.co.uk
Gorillaz Have Most 'Friends' On MySpace
Gorillaz have topped a list of the year's most popular music acts in the UK - on MySpace.
The animated band has nearly 700,000 'friends' on the social networking site.
Damon Albarn's group is followed in popularity by metal band Bullet For My Valentine, who have just under 600,000 pals on the site.
Amy Winehouse is not far behind, with Coldplay coming in fourth place.
Lily Allen, known to be keen on blogging, is the next most popular, with just shy of half a million friends.
Maddona's Four Minutes was the most watched music video on MySpace this year, followed by The Verve's Love is Noise.
Most popular musical acts on MySpace in 2008:
01. Gorillaz - 682,875 friends
02. Bullet for my Valentine - 596,885 friends
03. Amy Winehouse - 542,268 friends
04. Coldplay - 525,110 friends
05. Lily Allen - 462,159 friends
06. M.I.A. - 399,858 friends
07. Oasis - 353,484 friends
08. Imogen Heap - 351,484 friends
Biggest music videos on MySpace in 2008:
01. Madonna - 4 Minutes
02. The Verve - Love is Noise
03. BPA - Toe Jam feat. David Byrne and Dizzee Rascal
04. Justice - DVNO
05. Oasis - I'm Outta Time
06. Dragonforce - Heroes of our Time
07. Sigur Ros - Inni Mer Syngur Vitleysingur
08. The Raconteurs - Old Enough
Source: www.thesun.co.uk
Tales From The Middle Of Nowhere
Taken from Noel's Tour Diary for oasisinet.com
So that's that then. What a tour! Been to Vegas twice. Carried Ricky Hatton's belts out. Met David Beckham. Met Sly Stallone and that guy that says, "Let's get ready to rumble!" at the big fights. Seen a great Beatles tribute band. Got shit-faced with Ricky in 2 different countries. Watched Tall Scratch set a new world record for speed dj'ing. Hung out with a Sex Pistol and an ex-Smith. Met up with old Russ' in Vegas. Seen De La Hoya get his face smashed in. Got more shit-faced with Ricky. Witnessed an actual miracle in the Playboy Bunny Club. Gasped at the glory of the mountains out in the big country. Froze at least one of my bollocks off in the arctic wastelands in the middle of nowhere. Met up with our old hippy brothers, The Black Crowes. Dj'd at a couple of radio stations. Seen Neil Young and we smashed it at the Garden.
Purchased:
1 Organ.
2 amps.
6 fx pedals.
2 pairs of trainers.
1 pair of jeans.
2 scarfs.
1 leather jacket.
Bought a book on The Who and read a book by that Jack Kerouac. Listened to a lot of cosmic space music from the cosmic juke-box. And fell in love with one truly great, great album (seriously - buy that 'Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble' record. NOW! Do it NOW!)
Like I say.. WHAT A TOUR!!
See you next year. Thanks for listening.
GD.
Source: www.oasisinet.com
Tales From The Middle Of Nowhere
Taken from Noel's Tour Diary for oasisinet.com
Now then. Been lost in the city for the last few days. Lots to tell. Where do we start?
Neil Young was fuckin' awesome. Outrageous even. The last true living legend. 63 years of age and he fuckin' smashed it. He finished his set with not one single string left on his axe! NOT ONE!! Immense.
Snowing again here. Had a sore head yesterday. Proper drink the night before. At the Beatrice Inn. Nice gaff. Typical NYC bar though. Pitch black. Strange people. Very tall.
I met a guy. French he was. Comes up to me and sez in a perfect Inspector Clouseau accent, "Do you remember me? We met in Camden town 15 years ago. I asked you for a light and you punched me in the throat and said, 'Go and fuck yourself, you fuckin' tourist!!' You don't remember?"
My missus is in town. Done a bit of freewheelin' round the Village yesterday. Got serenaded with Stevie Wonder's "Just Enough For The City" by a homeless (pretty good version actually). Shopped a bit for various kids.
Met up with Cool Prophet and Tall Scratch. Few drinks in the hotel bar and bedways.
Just leaving town for Philadelphia. 2 more gigs and that's it.
Looking forward to getting home. City are in crisis. They need me.
In a bit.
GD.
Source: www.oasisinet.com
Oasis Salutes Its Musical Influences
Liam and Noel Gallagher, the fitfully feuding brothers at the core of Oasis, have never been ones to camouflage their influences. The scruffy, working-class lads from an English industrial town set out to be their generation's Beatles, studding their lyrics with references to their ostensible forebears.
(If you've ever wondered what a "Wonderwall" might be, the name comes from a George Harrison album.) Their penchant for appropriation has landed them in court on more than one occasion, and even songs that aren't vulnerable to legal action stir up a sense of déjà vu. Is that "Cigarettes & Alcohol" or "Bang a Gong"? "Lyla" or "Dancing in the Streets"?
What distinguishes Oasis from any number of pastiche artists is the breadth of their sound: stacked guitars and earth-rattling drumbeats, topped by Liam's slurry rasp. Noel, the band's guitarist and primary songwriter, has taken plenty of flak for his lyrics, but the crowd at the Susquehanna Bank Center on Friday night bore out the wisdom of favoring sound over sense. Heaven only knows what "Slowly walking down the hall, faster than a cannonball" means, but it's great material for thousands of people to sing at the top of their lungs.
A good thing they did, too, since Liam made a practice of cutting short the elongated vowels that once turned "sunshine" into a three-syllable word. In a green army jacket and round sunglasses, he bobbed at the microphone like a hungry bird, snatching his head back between lines. Although he thanked the crowd for being "mega," he was almost diffident on stage, instead quelling the crowd's anticipation by introducing songs that quite literally needed no introduction.
The energy markedly went up when Liam stepped offstage and Noel took over vocal duties. The tension between the brothers was once the stuff of tabloid headlines, but these days matters have reached a comfortable equilibrium. Noel's voice is plainer but purer than his brother's and well suited to plaintive songs such as "Don't Look Back in Anger" and "The Masterplan." On "Falling Down" and "Waiting for the Rapture," both drawn from the band's seventh album, Dig Out Your Soul, Noel ventured into more aggressive vocal territory, encroaching ever so slightly on his younger brother's turf.
Strange as it was for the band's lead singer to quit the stage for large chunks of time, his absence gave the songs an extra charge. Better not tell Liam though; that's a good way to start a fight.
Source: www.philly.com
Boys Making Good Music: Oasis and Ryan Adams
Demon seeds have always made the best rock stars. The Patriot Center's Saturday night double bill of Oasis and Ryan Adams was packed with bad actors and stunning musical moments.
Image was everything when Oasis broke out of Manchester, England, in the early 1990s. Singer Liam Gallagher's drunkenness and brawling with guitarist/brother Noel helped the band whup its less tabloid-friendly rivals, Blur, in the two-band battle for U.K. pop supremacy.
But Oasis hasn't stuck around this long because of its tabloid antics. Now it's about the songs, and Oasis rolled out a bevy of beauties for the packed Fairfax arena. The singalongs on oldies "Lyla" and "Don't Look Back in Anger" gave the venue a soccer-stadium feel. The melodic guitar wash of "Morning Glory" and "Champagne Supernova" still typify the Manchester sound.
Not that the boys are all grown up. Noel lamented that D.C. isn't the "murder capital of the world" as it was during his group's earliest visits to the area. And Liam, dressed like John Lennon in beat-up fatigues and sunglasses, was aloof and obnoxious, occasionally to a delightful degree.
Before the set-ending cover of Lennon's "I Am the Walrus," Liam told the crowd, "You've been great!" But before anybody could be fooled into thinking he's become a good guy, Liam added: "But not as great as us!"
Like many rockers before him, opener Ryan Adams wants to be Neil Young. Unlike the rest, he's got all the tools.
For 50 minutes, Adams stood in front of a cartoonishly oversize Fender amplifier reproduction (the same prop Young used on 1979's "Rust Never Sleeps" tour) and sang songs that were at once sad and beautiful and noisy as all get out -- much sadder, more beautiful and noisier live, in fact, than on record. For "I Taught Myself How to Grow Old," Adams, backed by the Cardinals, wore out his guitar strings and wailed in a Youngish falsetto.
Adams's addictions and oddball behavior get as much attention as his musical brilliance. On this night he was annoying whenever he wasn't singing or strumming, and he babbled nonsense and giggled like a stoned college kid between every song.
"This song is about my favorite dune buggy," he mumbled before his recent gem, "Natural Ghost," which isn't about a dune buggy. But then the music started, and, oh boy, the world was a better place.
Source: www.washingtonpost.com
Oasis In Washington Setlist
Last nights setlist from the GMU Patriot Center, Washington, USA.
Fuckin' In The Bushes
Rock 'n' Roll Star
Lyla
The Shock Of The Lightning
Cigarettes & Alcohol
The Meaning Of Soul
To Be Where There's Life
Waiting For The Rapture
The Masterplan
Songbird
Slide Away
Morning Glory
Ain't Got Nothin'
The Importance Of Being Idle
I'm Outta Time
Wonderwall
Supersonic
Don't Look Back In Anger
Falling Down
Champagne Supernova
I Am The Walrus
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Next stop Nantes on the 12th January...
Early Beatles And Festive Frolics Trailer
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Oasis On Kerrang! Radio Listen Again
Kerrang! Radio broadcast a gig and put little bits of interviews between the songs, not much though.
Thanks to GoWaysis.
Twisted Wheel Support Dates For Oasis
Jan 12th - Nantes at Zenith Nantes
Jan 13th - Brussels at Forest National
Jan 16th - Hamburg at Sporthalle Hamburg
Jan 18th - Berlin at Berlin Arena
Jan 19th - Dusseldorf at PhilipsHalle
Jan 21st - Amsterdam at Heineken Music Hall
Jan 22nd - Amsterdam at Heineken Music Hall
Jan 30th - Lille at Zenith de Lille
Jan 31st - Bordeaux at Medoquine
Feb 02nd - Milan at Arena
For more information about the band click here.
New Guitar Hero World Tour DLC Announced
Activision has announced another month's worth of downloadable content for Guitar Hero World Tour which will be released weekly right through to the end of January 2009.
This latest batch of DLC includes an eclectic mix of tunes from the likes of country superstars Brooks and Dunn to Australia's own Silverchair, Wolfmother and The Vines. The biggest chunk of DLC comes in the form of the previously announced Oasis album "Dig Out Your Soul" which will be available for 1520 Microsoft Points (or $19 US) on January 29.
PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 owners will have the choice of buying individual songs for $2 US (160 Microsoft Points) or snagging the entire bundle for $5.50 US (440 Microsoft Points). Wii owners will be able to purchase individual tracks for 200 Wii Points each, but no bundles will be available on the Wii Shop Channel.
The Guitar Hero World Tour DLC release schedule for December - January will look a little like this:
Untitled Track Pack (Released December 23)
Hinder - Use Me
Nickeback - Because of You
Rev Theory - Light it Up
Country Rock Track Pack (Released January 8)
Rascal Flatts - Me and My Gang
Brad Paisley - Ticks
Brooks & Dunn - Hillbilly Deluxe
Travis Barker Track Pack (Released January 15)
Blink 182 -"What's My Age Again
+44 - Lycanthrope
Flo Rida - Low (Travis Barker Remix)
Australian Rock Track Pack (Released January 22)
Silverchair - Tomorrow
Wolfmother - Dimension
The Vines - Outtathaway!
Oasis' Dig Out Your Soul (Released January 29)
Bag It Up
The Turning
Waiting for the Rapture
The Shock of the Lightning
I'm Outta Time
(Get Off Your) High Horse Lady
Falling Down
To Be Where There's Life
Ain't Got Nothin'
The Nature of Reality
Soldier On
Source: palgn.com.au
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