Oasis' BRITs Snub

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Oasis haven't been invited to this year's BRIT Awards, Noel Gallagher has revealed.

Guitarist Noel Gallagher has revealed the band - who were awarded the Outstanding Contribution to Music prize at the 2007 ceremony - are yet to receive their tickets to this month's ceremony.

He told Absolute Radio: "We won't be going. Because we're not on a major record label anymore and we run our own ship we don't get invited to those kind of things anymore. It's fair enough, we don't mind."

Although Oasis won't be attending, Noel is delighted U2 will be opening the event - which takes place on February 18 in London - with their new single 'Get On Your Boots'.

However, the 'Falling Down' rocker admits his bandmates - brother Liam Gallagher, guitarist Gem Archer and bassist Andy Bell - and friends in the music business don't share his love for the Irish group.

He added: "I am a fan and I wouldn't think that they could do a great deal wrong in my eyes. Well I have to say, much to the disgust of everybody else that I know in the music business, I'm actually a fan of U2. No one else I know likes them, but I do, I love them."

Source: www.stv.com

Kanye West 'New Oasis Video Breaks My Heart'

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Kanye West has blogged about Oasis' video for new single 'Falling Down'.

The rapper posted a link to the video, which you can watch above, on his official blog under the title "Sometimes I see videos and it breaks my heart that there are so few outlets for vids these days..."

The video mocks the British monarchy, and features a member of the royal family indulging in drug binges and one-night stands.

Director Wiz told NME.COM that the lead actress in the video is playing the role of "a contemporary Princess Margaret - a sister of William and Harry maybe".

West's endorsement of the video drew a number of blog comments from fans, mostly positive.

Source: www.nme.com

Vote For Oasis At The NME Awards

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Oasis have been nominated for 7 NME Awards this year.

Oasis are up for:

Best British Band
Best Live Band
Best Album - 'Dig Out Your Soul'
Best Video - 'The Shock Of The Lightning'
Hero of the Year - Noel
Best Dressed - Noel
Best Band Blog - Tales From The Middle Of Nowhere

To cast your vote for Oasis CLICK HERE!

Tales From The Middle Of Nowhere

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Taken from Noel's Tour diary for oasisinet.com

Well, that's all for now, droogs. Got a week off. This bit's been hard graft, man. Europe in the dead of winter is fuckin' grim. Must make a mental note not to do this again.

Some great nights though. Milan, in particular. Those crazy kids killed me, man. FORZA MILANO. Amsterdam and all. Never did get to the bottom of that bastard glass of port!

By the way, there's gonna be a very special release coming your way soon. Remember that "Amorphous Androgynous" lot I was telling you about? Well, they've done a "Monstrous Psychedelic Bubble" mix of "Falling Down". It's 22 mins long. I'll repeat that, TWENTY-TWO MINUTES LONG!! I fully expect 50% of you not to have the attention span to deal with something like that but the rest of you, I hope, will be blown away. It's a staggering piece of music. Monumental even. All superlatives will apply.

Anyway, enough. Time off has just begun.

In a bit.

GD.

Source: www.oasisinet.com

Noel Gallagher: I'm Sure To Make No10 And Be Prime Minister

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Bizzare Lord Noel Gallagher reckons it’s only a matter of time before he’s running the country.

The Oasis axeman predicts a public outcry for his services will lead to his appointment as Prime Minister — and he’s already got a five-year plan in place.

Noel explained on Christian O’Connell's breakfast radio show: “There will be a groundswell of public opinion sooner or later which will carry me into office. And let me tell you, I’ll only be there five years and it’ll all end in tears — but it will be a proper, proper laugh while it’s happening.”

Gordon Brown had better watch out too. Noel had some choice words to say about the PM’s public speaking skills. He added: “We haven’t had anyone since Tony Blair that can get up there and speak well.”

Noel is no stranger to speaking his mind about politics. He once said: “It annoys me that the biggest political icon from the last 30 years has been Margaret Thatcher, someone who tried to destroy the working class. It freaks me out.

“Politics is like football for me. Labour is my team and even if you don’t like a striker you don’t give up supporting the team.”

Yesterday Noel revealed his idea for solving the global economic crisis. And I think he’s on to a winner.

He told Absolute Radio DJ Christian: “I’d have a worldwide search down the back of the couch for shrapnel.

“Put it all together — it all mounts up.”

Wise words.

Source: www.thesun.co.uk

Oasis In Dusseldorf Setlist And Videos

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Rock 'N' Roll Star





A mixture of songs from the gig..

Last nights setlist from the Philipshalle, Dusseldorf, Germany.

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

Send in your pictures to scyhodotcom@gmail.com and I will add them to tour archive.

The bands next gig is in Madrid on the 12th of February.

'Take That's Wembley Shows Will Have More Pizzazz Then Oasis'

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Unknown plucked to support boy band stokes Wembley rivalry

Relative "unknown" Gary Go has declared Take That's summer dates at Wembley Stadium will outstrip Oasis' at the venue this summer.

As previously reported, the grown-up boyband picked the singer to join them on their summer dates, including shows at Wembley Stadium, declaring his voice was "quite wonderful".

Speaking to NME.COM the singer declared he was glad the grown-up boyband asked him to support them, as their shows will prove more of an event then the Manchester bands who also play the stadium.

"I would rather play with Take That as I feel it's more of an event than Oasis," he said of the showmanship, though insisted he was not attacking the Gallaghers' music.

"I am a big fan of Oasis and have been since they came out," he added, "but it would be more fun to be part of the Vegas pizzazz that you would get with Take That."

The singer explained that he was discovered by Take That, after the band spotted him following a role he had in ITV musical flop 'Britannia High', and then go to know the four-piece after meeting them in the recording studio.

"I had popped in the studio a couple of times while they were recording 'The Circus' (2008 album), he explained, "and hung around with them."

Source: www.nme.com

More Italian TV For Oasis

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A snippet from MTV Flash that wasbroacast on the 3rd February.

Source: YouTube thanks to frjdoasis

Oasis Falling Down Artwork

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Here is the sleeve for the Falling Down single.

Tales From The Middle Of Nowhere

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Taken from Noel's tour diary for oasisinet.com

Hello there. Been a few days, eh? Where HAVE we been? I know we were in Milan last night. What a night! A great, great gig was followed - somewhat predictably - by a monumental drink-up. Didn't go out anywhere. Just at the hotel bar.

David Beckham came to the gig. Was good to catch up with him again after that night in Vegas - remember?

Irie Nancy was in town and all. Shopping, of course. She brought me big laughs and tales of The Mighty I. who's taken to wearing tights while the cold bites back home.

Am currently in a TV studio in Paris. Hanging around. Doing nothing. Still a little bit drunk, I think.

Flying to Germany tonight to do that show we cancelled the other week. Or maybe it's tomorrow. Fuck knows. Either way, I'd rather be in bed.

Au revoir'n'all that.

GD

Source: www.oasisinet.com

Noel Gallagher Absoulute Radio Interview

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Christian O'Connell gave Noel Gallagher a phone call to chat about Oasis' new single, 'Falling Down.'

Noel also delivers his manifesto for when he becomes Prime Minister...

Listen to the interview by clicking here.

Source: www.absoluteradio.co.uk

Oasis' Royal Snub In New Video

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Indie band Oasis have taken a swipe at the Royal family in their new music video.
The Manchester lads made their feelings clear in the video to Falling Down, which features a fake Royal princess being snubbed by the band.

Brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher can be seen scowling at the princess in the short clip when they are introduced at a showbiz event both refusing to shake her hand.

The princess is also seen leaving the room of a sexy young man and trying to visit a council estate possibly to meet him but is foiled by security guards.

The video is also spliced together with real footage - in the end, slightly hysterical, she resigns herself to her Royal duties and goes out to meet Prince Charles and the rest of the family on the balcony.

Source: www.metro.co.uk

Noel Gallagher: High School Musical Is Like Drugs

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Noel Gallagher has said High School Musical is like drugs.

The Oasis rocker revealed to Absolute Radio's Christian O'Connell on his Breakfast Show that his daughter Anais - from his marriage to first wife Meg Mathews - is "obsessed" by the Disney sing-a-long films and prefers them to his music.

Noel said: "Yes, I have a nine-year-old daughter who's into that rubbish, you know.
"Well it's like aural drugs isn't it, you know. But yes, they get obsessed and it ain't good for them, you know. I guess it's better than... mind you, what did we have in our day, the Magic Roundabout and Catweazle."

Earlier this month Noel slammed hit video game Guitar Hero.

The 41-year-old musician told Total Guitar magazine: "I always tell kids playing a guitar is not a video game, there is no level to get to. You'll never master it and you'll never complete the game.

"I've never played Guitar Hero myself, I suppose I'm a bit old-fashioned.

"If it puts little plastic guitars into kids' hands and fires their imaginations, I guess it's a good thing."

Source: www.thisissurreytoday.co.uk

Interesting quote from Noel in his interview with Christian O'Connell earlier today on Absolute Radio. He was speaking about the new single.

"Always excited when a new single comes out, you know. We've got some new b-sides and some different mixes of it and all that - some of them are quite monumental. Be nice for the kids to get hold of, I think."

Thanks to MrMonobrow

Tickets Still Available For Oasis Stadium Tour 2009

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Tickets are still available at face value for Oasis's Stadium Tour in 2009, performing at Wembley, London, Heaton Park, Manchester and more...

Whats more they will be joined by Kasabian and The Enemy on all UK dates!

Don't miss the must see shows of 2009, click here to for more details.

Twist And Clout From Manc Band

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Noel and Liam Gallagher would choose a cup of tea over a punch-up nowadays.

But the mellowed Oasis brothers have passed on the baton to their European tour support act, fellow Mancs Twisted Wheel.

While Liam and Noel were tucked up in bed after their Milan gig on Monday, the youngsters — singer Jonny Brown, bassist Rick Lees and drummer Adam Clarke — were scrapping in a city centre bar.

A Brit tourist who saw the 3am fight said: “They’d had a bit to drink and started mouthing off at a group of locals who were slagging off Oasis. There were punches thrown before they were separated.”

Noel and Liam would expect nothing less.

Source: www.thesun.co.uk

Manchester City Fan Noel Gallagher Dedicates Oasis Song To Kaka

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Just about everyone who's heard of Mancunian rock band Oasis knows that songwriter and guitarist Noel Gallagher and his singer brother Liam are massive Manchester City fans.

What is perhaps less well-known to may British fans of the group however, is that they are also very popular in Italy, and Noel actually counts Italian striking legend Allessandro Del Piero as a personal friend.

The songwriter was interviewed by Controcampo on Sunday night, where he confirmed that Del Piero was a personal friend.

"[Del Piero] is a great friend," he said.

"David Beckham is a friend ... now he is at Milan.

"Kaka? To me it seemed like pure folly from the outset. Maybe in three years time he will regret not joining Manchester City."

Noel also added his own views to the recent lengthy transfer saga that, eventually, saw Brazilian superstar Kaka stay at AC Milan, and not move to the Gallaghers' beloved Citizens, memorably reportedly uttering the choice phrase, "F*** Arsene Wenger."

Noel's choice to dedicate the song 'Don't Look Back In Anger' to Kaka last night at a concert in Milan, was met by rapturous cheers from the crowd, who were delighted that the Rossoneri legend received a mention.

Source: www.goal.com

Oasis On French TV

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Watch Oasis play 'I'm Outta Time' live on French Television http://player.canalplus.fr/#/210038

Oasis Falling Down Video

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Oasis To Debut Royal-Baiting 'Falling Down' Video Today (Feb 3)

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Film for new single takes aim at monarchy

Oasis will debut the video for their new single 'Falling Down' at 5pm (GMT) today (February 3).

The video will be able to watch at MySpace.com/oasis from 5pm. However, fans can get see an exclusive selection of video stills now at NME.COM/photos now.

The clip will also be shown on Channel 4 at 11.35pm (GMT).

The video was directed by Wiz, who as well as the Gallaghers has made videos for Massive Attack and Primal Scream.

The 'Falling Down' promo mocks the British monarchy, cutting real footage of Prince Charles with footage showing the double life of a would-be royal.

However a spokesperson for band explained that "the video is director Wiz’s vision and is not directly related to the song".

They added: "Only Wiz knows what the story is but themes around fame, celebrity and secret lives are clearly part of his inspiration."

To find out exactly what Wiz had in mind for the controversial new film, get this week's issue of NME, on UK newsstands tomorrow (February 4) for more pictures from the set and an exclusive interview with Wiz himself.

'Falling Down' is set to be released as a single on March 9.

Source: www.nme.com

Oasis Update: Reserve Your Tickets Now!

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Additional details for the Oasis’ April 5 concert at the Shanghai Grand Stage have now been posted on promoter Emma Ticketmaster’s website. The China concerts (including Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong) will be part of the band’s Dig Out Your Soul world tour, in support of their latest album. Setlists from the tour's previous US and European legs have included songs spanning the Gallagher brothers' entire catalog, from "Supersonic" to "I'm Outta Time," with plenty of classics thrown in ("I Am The Walrus," anyone?).

Ticket prices for the Beijing (April 3) and Shanghai shows range from RMB 200-1600 over five levels and will be available for purchase starting this Thursday, Feb 5. Tickets will no doubt go quickly, and for those who are hoping for upper-tier tickets, Emma has set up a special hotline where you can reserve your tickets a few days in advance: 6481 2938 (Shanghai only). Tickets can also be reserved online at www.ticketmaster.cn

Source: shanghai.urbanatomy.com
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