From 'Sgt Pepper' to 'Absolution', have you say on the greatest album cover ever...
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Oasis
From 'Sgt Pepper' to 'Absolution', have you say on the greatest album cover ever...
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The Best Album Cover Of All Time - VOTE NOW!
From 'Sgt Pepper' to 'Absolution', have you say on the greatest album cover ever...
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Carlos Tevez
Noel Gallagher
Sara MacDonald
Noel Gallagher plans to call his baby Carlos.
The former Oasis guitarist - who already has a daughter, Anais, nine, from his previous marriage to Meg Matthews, and two-year-old son Donovan with his current partner Sara MacDonald - plans to pay tribute to his sporting hero, Manchester City soccer player Carlos Tevez, when he becomes a father for the third time in September.
He said: "The new baby, if it's a boy - Sara doesn't know this yet - is definitely going to be called Carlos. Yeah, without a doubt. Or just Tevez.
The musician also admitted Sara's pregnancy has scuppered his plans to spend this summer in South Africa for the soccer World Cup.
He added in a video interview for The Football Association website: "I was planning on going but I went and got my missus pregnant didn't I. I should have knocked her up when I got back or something instead."
Noel, 42, will now have to watch the tournament on television, but admits he still gets so involved in the action, he often frightens his children.
He explained: "Anais isn't into football, she thinks it's boring. She can't grasp the concept of dads standing up watching the TV, because I do that and shout and she's just going, 'Daddy, sit down, you're scaring me.' "
Source: www.femalefirst.co.uk
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Noel Gallagher Wants Baby Carlos
Noel Gallagher plans to call his baby Carlos.
The former Oasis guitarist - who already has a daughter, Anais, nine, from his previous marriage to Meg Matthews, and two-year-old son Donovan with his current partner Sara MacDonald - plans to pay tribute to his sporting hero, Manchester City soccer player Carlos Tevez, when he becomes a father for the third time in September.
He said: "The new baby, if it's a boy - Sara doesn't know this yet - is definitely going to be called Carlos. Yeah, without a doubt. Or just Tevez.
The musician also admitted Sara's pregnancy has scuppered his plans to spend this summer in South Africa for the soccer World Cup.
He added in a video interview for The Football Association website: "I was planning on going but I went and got my missus pregnant didn't I. I should have knocked her up when I got back or something instead."
Noel, 42, will now have to watch the tournament on television, but admits he still gets so involved in the action, he often frightens his children.
He explained: "Anais isn't into football, she thinks it's boring. She can't grasp the concept of dads standing up watching the TV, because I do that and shout and she's just going, 'Daddy, sit down, you're scaring me.' "
Source: www.femalefirst.co.uk
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Andy Bell
Gem Archer
Liam Gallagher
Noel Gallagher
Oasis
Zak Starkey
On the 6th of May 2005, Oasis performed 'Lyla' and a cover of The Who's 'My Generation' on the Johnathan Ross Show on BBC 1.
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On This Day In Oasis History...
On the 6th of May 2005, Oasis performed 'Lyla' and a cover of The Who's 'My Generation' on the Johnathan Ross Show on BBC 1.
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Carlos Tevez
Noel Gallagher
Ex Oasis star Noel Gallagher is ditching Labour for the Blues - vowing to "vote" for Man City striker Carlos Tevez.
The rocker, 42, who famously went to a reception at No 10 after Tony Blair won power in 1997, revealed his plan yesterday in an interview on the FA website.
The fanatical Man City supporter said: "Me and the missus were talking about it because we've got to vote this week.
"She was going, 'Who are you voting for?' and I said, 'I'm not voting for anyone'.
"I'm just going to take my voting card and I'm going to put in massive letters 'Tevez is God' and throw it in the polling station. I'm voting Tevez."
Noel was seen as a key figure in the Nineties Britpop scene, which New Labour tried to cash in on.
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Source: www.thesun.co.uk
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Noel Gallagher Is Ditching Labour For The Blues
Ex Oasis star Noel Gallagher is ditching Labour for the Blues - vowing to "vote" for Man City striker Carlos Tevez.
The rocker, 42, who famously went to a reception at No 10 after Tony Blair won power in 1997, revealed his plan yesterday in an interview on the FA website.
The fanatical Man City supporter said: "Me and the missus were talking about it because we've got to vote this week.
"She was going, 'Who are you voting for?' and I said, 'I'm not voting for anyone'.
"I'm just going to take my voting card and I'm going to put in massive letters 'Tevez is God' and throw it in the polling station. I'm voting Tevez."
Noel was seen as a key figure in the Nineties Britpop scene, which New Labour tried to cash in on.
Click here to watch the video.
Source: www.thesun.co.uk
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Andy Bell
Gem Archer
Oasis
On May 5th 2009, Oasis played at the Movistar Arena, Santiago, Chile, unfortunately there is no pro-footage of the gig.
However, above is a great interview with Gem Archer and Andy Bell that was broadcast on the day of the gig. Also as a added bonus, click here for a interview with Noel Gallagher.
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On This Day In Oasis History...
On May 5th 2009, Oasis played at the Movistar Arena, Santiago, Chile, unfortunately there is no pro-footage of the gig.
However, above is a great interview with Gem Archer and Andy Bell that was broadcast on the day of the gig. Also as a added bonus, click here for a interview with Noel Gallagher.
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Mick Jagger
Oasis
Mick Jagger has criticised Oasis for not always connecting with their audience at gigs.
The Rolling Stones legend - famous for his enthusiastic dancing when on stage - told the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show on Absolute Radio he felt Oasis were known for not moving on stage, but they needed to connect with the crowd in other ways.
Jagger said: "Well that's what they do, they don't move - that doesn't mean to say they don't connect - they do connect sometimes, sometimes they're not always good ways."
He went on: "What was that famous story when they were in New York and they didn't think the New York audience was loud enough, and they said something like 'You're rubbish' or something, 'New York, you're a load of c**p' or something like that - which is not what you do anywhere really, especially in New York."
The 66-year-old singer was full of praise for the Kings Of Leon, who he said he felt had learned to connect well with their audience when on stage.
Jagger said: "The Kings Of Leon at the beginning, they didn't really do that successfully, but everyone has to do it in the end because otherwise it becomes kind of embarrassing, being in a room when you're not really connecting.
"But now they play arenas and they're really good and they're much more forthcoming. They still have their shy moments, but they seem to have cut down."
Source: www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk
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Mick Jagger: Oasis Don't Connect
Mick Jagger has criticised Oasis for not always connecting with their audience at gigs.
The Rolling Stones legend - famous for his enthusiastic dancing when on stage - told the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show on Absolute Radio he felt Oasis were known for not moving on stage, but they needed to connect with the crowd in other ways.
Jagger said: "Well that's what they do, they don't move - that doesn't mean to say they don't connect - they do connect sometimes, sometimes they're not always good ways."
He went on: "What was that famous story when they were in New York and they didn't think the New York audience was loud enough, and they said something like 'You're rubbish' or something, 'New York, you're a load of c**p' or something like that - which is not what you do anywhere really, especially in New York."
The 66-year-old singer was full of praise for the Kings Of Leon, who he said he felt had learned to connect well with their audience when on stage.
Jagger said: "The Kings Of Leon at the beginning, they didn't really do that successfully, but everyone has to do it in the end because otherwise it becomes kind of embarrassing, being in a room when you're not really connecting.
"But now they play arenas and they're really good and they're much more forthcoming. They still have their shy moments, but they seem to have cut down."
Source: www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk
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Oasis
The Gallaghers dominate the top three spots in Xfm’s annual countdown.
You voted in your thousands, the Xfm DJs stuck in their oar, and we counted down the Best British Songs of all time yesterday. Oasis’ ‘Live Forever’ scooped the top spot, with ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ and ‘Wonderwall’ claiming the second and third spots respectively.
A Manc clean-sweep of the top 5 also saw Joy Division’s ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’ reach number 4 and The Stone Roses’ ‘I Am The Resurrection’ hitting number 5.
What do you think of our Top 100? What have we missed?
What do you think of our Top 100? What have we missed? Take a look at the chart now, send us your suggestions in our competition.
Source: www.xfm.co.uk
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Oasis’ ‘Live Forever’ Crowned Best British Song
The Gallaghers dominate the top three spots in Xfm’s annual countdown.
You voted in your thousands, the Xfm DJs stuck in their oar, and we counted down the Best British Songs of all time yesterday. Oasis’ ‘Live Forever’ scooped the top spot, with ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’ and ‘Wonderwall’ claiming the second and third spots respectively.
A Manc clean-sweep of the top 5 also saw Joy Division’s ‘Love Will Tear Us Apart’ reach number 4 and The Stone Roses’ ‘I Am The Resurrection’ hitting number 5.
What do you think of our Top 100? What have we missed?
What do you think of our Top 100? What have we missed? Take a look at the chart now, send us your suggestions in our competition.
Source: www.xfm.co.uk
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Alessandro Del Piero
Oasis
Del Piero talks about Oasis, on the 28th of April 2010.
Thanks to Roberto
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Del Piero On Oasis
Del Piero talks about Oasis, on the 28th of April 2010.
Thanks to Roberto
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