More On The Oasis Fan Documentry

More on the Oasis fan documentary that will be shown on Sunday 12th June (Sat night) at 12am (UK Only).

11:40pm MUSIC ON 4: OASIS: WHAT'S YOUR STORY

Over the past 18 years, Oasis have affected the lives of thousands of their devoted fans in different ways. Among the tales, iconic Italian footballer Alessandro Del Piero tells us how the band provided the soundtrack to his monumental 2006 World Cup victory, while Stefy "Supersonic" Bull, who is Yorkshire born and bred, regales us with a career as a professional boxer inspired almost entirely by the music and attitude of Oasis. Prod: Jamie Clark; Prod. Co: Pulse Films

11:55pm MUSIC ON 4: OASIS: LORD DON'T SLOW ME DOWN

Lord Don't Slow Me Down was compiled during a year's worth of filming with the band on their mammoth Don't Believe the Truth world tour in 2005/ 6. It follows one of the world's greatest rock 'n' roll bands behind the scenes and in front of the fans across the globe. With unique and unprecedented access to the band throughout the tour, Lord Don't Slow Me Down is the ultimate rock documentary and a must see for all music fans. Dir: Baillie Walsh; Prod Co: Ignition Records.

Thanks as always to Mr Monobrow

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Noel Gallagher's Thoughts On 'D'You Know What I Mean?'

Former Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher has spoken about the Oasis comeback single 'D'You Know What I Mean?'.

By the end of 1996, Oasis were one of the biggest bands on the planet. Two sold out shows at Knebworth had seen the band play to over 250,000 people while second album '(What's The Story) Morning Glory?' topped the charts.

Returning with new material next year, it was clear that something wasn't quite right in the band. Recorded in a hail of drug use, 'Be Here Now' was panned by fans and critics alike after a huge hype campaign.

However the record holds a special place amongst fans. Lead single 'D'You Know What I Mean?' opens with a lengthy spell of feedback, which Noel Gallagher looked back on in a recent video.

"I arrived in London with an Adidas hold all and a battered old acoustic guitar. I had a Rolls Royce now. We arrived in a music scene when there was nothing, it was barren. We left by selling out three nights at Wembley. That's what it means".

Continuing, the guitarist mused on the extremely long length of comeback single 'D'You Know What I Mean?' which clocked in at almost eight minutes on the album edit.

"Why edit it down to four minutes when you can listen to eight minutes?" he asked. "I was so adamant in the studio. We had someone go 'it's too long' and I was like 'it's not long enough!' If you've just sold 12 million records and on Creation... their ethos was: the artist is always right".

"I wouldn't say I was right, though. I can't listen to fuckin' any of that album now!"

Oasis are set to release new singles collection 'Time Flies' later this month.

Source: www.clashmusic.com

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Liam Gallagher Has His Beady Eye On The Bucks Fizz

What do we have here - Liam Gallagher behaving himself for once.

The Oasis wideboy was shmoozing at a wedding in Italy with his wife Nicole.

The rock 'n' roller was chilling out with pals Tamzin Outhwaite, Melanie Blatt Holly Willoughby on Lake Como.

We never thought we'd see the Liam sipping Buck's Fizz.

Source: Daily Star

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Ask Liam Gallagher Returns

Ask Liam is back for Pretty Green's 1st birthday. Liam will be answering 5 member questions by video on the 4th of June.

Either ask your questions as a comment on the Pretty Green Facebook page, or email them at askliam@prettygreen.com

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Win Oasis Goodies

Oasis might be hanging up their microphones for the time being, but why not remember the Manchester greats in style by getting your hands on some awesome Oasis prizes?

One lucky winner can get their mitts on an Oasis-branded Wowee One speaker unit as well as a sackful of other delights, whilst runners up will bag themselves an Oasis T-Shirt, copy of the album and a poster. Good eh?

All you need to do to be in with a chance of winning is answer the following question by clicking here (UK Only).

Source: www.femalefirst.co.uk

More on the Oasis-branded Wowee speaker unit: Limited to a run of just 100, this special edition WoweeOne is sure to become a collectors' item and is the perfect companion for listening to the songs that span the fifteen glorious years of one of the greatest rock 'n' roll bands of our time (Source)

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What's The Best Number 1 Single From Oasis?

This month the poll in the right side menu is for the best Oasis UK number 1 single.

The choices are

Some Might Say
Don't Look Back In Anger
D'You Know What I Mean?
All Around The World
Go Let It Out
The Hindu Times
Lyla
The Importance Of Being Idle

The winner of last months poll for the best Oasis song written by Liam Gallagher, was 'I'm Outta Time' with 26% of the vote.

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Russell Brand: Noel Gallagher Inspired Me

Russell Brand says Noel Gallagher inspired his role as rock star Aldous Snow in Get Him To The Greek.

The funnyman wanted to incorporate the Oasis star's "nonchalant" behaviour into his character.

Russell said: "I learned this kind of inherent nonchalance that rock stars have from Noel.

"I was so troubled by this nonchalance, I took to inquiring as to why it was going on. I said: 'Why are you so nonchalant, Noel?'

"Then there followed a brief time while I explained the word nonchalant. Not really - Noel Gallagher is a brilliant man and poet but I did have to explain that word.

"Then he said, 'It's because I know that anywhere I go, whatever happens to me, no matter what people say, as long as I've got the guitar and the ability to play, people will pay 10 quid to come and see me.'

"So I thought. 'That's good.' Aldous Snow is a person who knows that people will pay money if he's got his gift, whereas a comedian or whatever, you tend to be more neurotic about stuff like that."

Source: www.thesun.co.uk

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Oasis: Time Flies... 1994-2009 Postcard Set

You can now pick up every Oasis single sleeve on postcard to celebrate the release of Time Flies! Click here for more details.

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