Noel Gallagher, Ian Brown and more appeared in this Star Wars advert in 2010 for Adidas #StarWarsDay
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Noel Gallagher, Ian Brown and more appeared in this Star Wars advert in 2010 for Adidas #StarWarsDay
Happy Star Wars Day
Noel Gallagher, Ian Brown and more appeared in this Star Wars advert in 2010 for Adidas #StarWarsDay
David Beckham
Ian Brown
Noel Gallagher
Snoop Dogg
Star Wars
May The 4th be with you.
Happy Star Wars Day...
May The 4th be with you.
Noel Gallagher
Star Wars
Noel Gallagher has picked the five cinematic experiences that blew his mind, for the current issue of Mojo. In the 16-page MOJO exclusive Will Hodgkinson speaks to the former Oasis songwriter about his return to recording, his new album, the end of his old band, that fateful night in Paris and the essential films, books and music that define the man.
These are the films, and the reason Noel picked them.
THE GOOD THE BAD AND THE UGLY (1966)
"There's a great scene when Clint Eastwood's character leaves Tuco (El Wallach), the little guy to die in the desert. Tuco gets a gun and follows him through the desert, picking up his cigar stubs to keep track. It's epic, brilliantly written, the story is great, and they all end up in a graveyard in a three-way shoot off. It looks good as well, Clint Eastwood wears three outfits in the entire film and I'd were them all. I'd save the poncho for Glastonbury".
PULP FICTION (1994)
"There are so many great moments of great dialogue in that film. The sign of great art is what happens afterwards, and this film changed everything. Even the black suit and the black tie look came back in, and before that only waiters wore it. The beginning is the end, but you don't realise at first".
STAR WARS (1977)
"Not the silly edition with the f**king dinosaurs in it, the original. I was ten when this came out, and I still believe that galaxy is going on somewhere, a long, long time ago and far, far away. And even now it looks state of the art. You know it's a big guy from Cornwall in a furry gorilla suit, but it doesn't really matter. It deals with the most basic premise of good vs evil and someone got to rescue the girl, but you've got to admire someone with the vision to invent an entire language. It blew my mind, and I can't wait for it to blow my son's mind. Then I'll be able to say to him "wait until you find out who his Luke Skywalker's Dad is". That will bend his head. Fuck Blade Runner. Blade Runner is Radiohead. Star Wars is Oasis."
THE RUTLES: All YOU NEED IS CASH (1978)
"You can't go on tour without The Rutles. The Beatles story is fantastic because Neil Innes took the piss out of it. It's the British Spinal Tap, and the songs Ouch! I Must Be In Love, Cheese And Onions - are all f**king great".
DOWNFALL (2004)
WATCH THE TRAILER HERE UNABLE TO EMBED
"This is the story of the last days of Hilter, and I love the black nihilism of it all. They're all staying to the bitter end, and it is the end of their world. We've been in the end of relationships, the end of tours, and the end of bands. But they know this is the end of their entire way of life and they're all going to die. They are dead. Best of all is the YouTube parody in which Hitler's going mad because Oasis have split up and he had tickets to the concert."
Noel Gallagher: These Films Changed My Life
Noel Gallagher has picked the five cinematic experiences that blew his mind, for the current issue of Mojo. In the 16-page MOJO exclusive Will Hodgkinson speaks to the former Oasis songwriter about his return to recording, his new album, the end of his old band, that fateful night in Paris and the essential films, books and music that define the man.
These are the films, and the reason Noel picked them.
THE GOOD THE BAD AND THE UGLY (1966)
"There's a great scene when Clint Eastwood's character leaves Tuco (El Wallach), the little guy to die in the desert. Tuco gets a gun and follows him through the desert, picking up his cigar stubs to keep track. It's epic, brilliantly written, the story is great, and they all end up in a graveyard in a three-way shoot off. It looks good as well, Clint Eastwood wears three outfits in the entire film and I'd were them all. I'd save the poncho for Glastonbury".
PULP FICTION (1994)
"There are so many great moments of great dialogue in that film. The sign of great art is what happens afterwards, and this film changed everything. Even the black suit and the black tie look came back in, and before that only waiters wore it. The beginning is the end, but you don't realise at first".
STAR WARS (1977)
"Not the silly edition with the f**king dinosaurs in it, the original. I was ten when this came out, and I still believe that galaxy is going on somewhere, a long, long time ago and far, far away. And even now it looks state of the art. You know it's a big guy from Cornwall in a furry gorilla suit, but it doesn't really matter. It deals with the most basic premise of good vs evil and someone got to rescue the girl, but you've got to admire someone with the vision to invent an entire language. It blew my mind, and I can't wait for it to blow my son's mind. Then I'll be able to say to him "wait until you find out who his Luke Skywalker's Dad is". That will bend his head. Fuck Blade Runner. Blade Runner is Radiohead. Star Wars is Oasis."
THE RUTLES: All YOU NEED IS CASH (1978)
"You can't go on tour without The Rutles. The Beatles story is fantastic because Neil Innes took the piss out of it. It's the British Spinal Tap, and the songs Ouch! I Must Be In Love, Cheese And Onions - are all f**king great".
DOWNFALL (2004)
WATCH THE TRAILER HERE UNABLE TO EMBED
"This is the story of the last days of Hilter, and I love the black nihilism of it all. They're all staying to the bitter end, and it is the end of their world. We've been in the end of relationships, the end of tours, and the end of bands. But they know this is the end of their entire way of life and they're all going to die. They are dead. Best of all is the YouTube parody in which Hitler's going mad because Oasis have split up and he had tickets to the concert."
David Beckham
Ian Brown
Noel Gallagher
Star Wars
Noel Gallagher hasn't been idle since walking out on Oasis in August.
The axe Lord has teamed up with fellow Manc rocker Ian Brown.
The duo star in a new advert for Adidas and filmed their appearances in the new campaign at an industrial estate in East London last week.
Joining them on the set in Bow were fellow musicians Mr Hudson, N-Dubz and Daft Punk.
Legendary German footballer Franz Beckenbauer and model Agyness Deyn took part in the shoot too.
David Beckam and Snoop Dogg also put in appearances in the clip. They filmed their contributions in Los Angeles.
Becks starred in last year's Adidas "house party" advert alongside hip-hop stars Missy Elliott and Estelle.
I can't wait to see the new one.
Source: www.thesun.co.uk
Take A Bow, Axe Lord Noel
Noel Gallagher hasn't been idle since walking out on Oasis in August.
The axe Lord has teamed up with fellow Manc rocker Ian Brown.
The duo star in a new advert for Adidas and filmed their appearances in the new campaign at an industrial estate in East London last week.
Joining them on the set in Bow were fellow musicians Mr Hudson, N-Dubz and Daft Punk.
Legendary German footballer Franz Beckenbauer and model Agyness Deyn took part in the shoot too.
David Beckam and Snoop Dogg also put in appearances in the clip. They filmed their contributions in Los Angeles.
Becks starred in last year's Adidas "house party" advert alongside hip-hop stars Missy Elliott and Estelle.
I can't wait to see the new one.
Source: www.thesun.co.uk
Star Wars
May The Forth Be With You....
Noel's TCT gig 'The Dreams We Have As Children (Live For Teenage Cancer Trust)’ is available to download now, click here for more details.
Happy Star Wars Day
May The Forth Be With You....
Noel's TCT gig 'The Dreams We Have As Children (Live For Teenage Cancer Trust)’ is available to download now, click here for more details.
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