@@tfootball8704 the old rock and roll music, not the whole culture though. I'm from asia, and Britain used to have the best musicians in the world, i mean seriously. Beatles, Queen, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, Blur, Oasis, The Verve. list goes on and on. The music's been influenced too much it falls off to great depth nowadays
I really don’t agree with Noel on this people should be allowed to make comments on society, with their music is kinda the point of music itself and I think a lot of people would agree that Britain is too American nowadays
Yeah I agree. If Noel truly thought that American culture wasn’t weaving its way into Britain in the 90’s then he was clearly blind. The influence of American culture back then was just as strong as it is now. Park life is a brilliant album that showcases British culture in a great light.
On Blur Noel says the complete opposite to this on more recent interview, that he talked to Damon and looks back in fondness at that time. Proof that you do mellow with age I guess lol
Noel Gallagher is such an anti intellectual - he thinks any one who wants to say anything in a song that isn’t about nonsense rhyming and drugs is pompous. Except he pretends to like Bob Dylan.
@@MarlboroughBlenheim1 I really liked their debut. However, it was already clear with Morning Glory, they were going for stadium rock (which implies : be prepared for 30 years of the same) and their third just confirmed me.
Listened to that bollocks waiting for Damon😞 who is by far a more talented artist then this Dick will ever be. Liam I don’t mind.. but this nob is nothing but an egotistic twat!!
Its weird I prefer Blurs music to Oasis even if Damon is from an upper class background but at the same time its cool to see a working class band like Oasis make moves in the world. They really are contrasted but both band were iconic
@@louissanderson719 He changed his accent, especially back in the 90’s. That was one of the things about him that grated - he was very affected. One minute he was the Art school indie guy, then he was playing up being a cockney football fan during the mid 90’s Britpop period.
@@albertotorres7746 I'd disagree on that tbh, Damon's next project Gorillaz ended up being more popular and successful then Oasis and even Noel himself appeared on a Gorillaz song
@@yap_yap_ hmmm idk about that one. oasis were the biggest band in the world at one point and to this day have stood the test of time with a whole new generation of new fans.
Its British society in a nutshell, if you're northern and/or working class you're pretty much written off as a lesser class, same for the Welsh and Scottish
They did compete with Oasis in ‘95 though, they thought they were the best band and Albarn wanted to put them in their place. Justine Frischmann was his girlfriend at the time and admitted it.
I used to have the kind of view that Noel expressed in the first segment of this video, but I got older and realised that Damon is an artist. You can still care about politics and want to make a difference in some way without actually becoming a politician. Popular music really up until the 2010s was one of the best ways of spreading your influence. Also Noel glosses over the fact that Blur wrote about a range of things not just politics
Blur's initial critique was correct. Now Britain swings at the whim of American politics, despite the fact they do not have much in common other than commercial interests. Funny how things turn out.
The UK were always political allies of the US, long before Damon Albarn said that - do you remember the Gulf War in ‘91? Regarding American music, he started Gorillaz in the late 90’s, which were heavily influenced by American rap - so he didn’t exactly stand by his principles.
I can't with this guy. He just slagged off the oasis tribute band for making money off of others people music 😂 this guy has stolen more music than anyone ever. Almost all his songs are stolen. He basically realised he could steal the songs and by the time they noticed just pay them a pittance out of court and just shrug it off in the arrogant way he does and saying it's only working class people who understand British culture what a pompous thing for him to say.
He's pointing out the difference in backgrounds, oasis are working class madheads, blur are middle class Nancy boys, that's just a fact doesn't mean anyone is better
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Damon was right in hindsight. The American influence on British politics/media/sport is appalling.
LOL, yes him and Churchill saw it first, visionaries they were!
American culture has been influencing the UK for a long time, what do you think inspired The Beatles?
@@tfootball8704 a couple of blues players... not the whole culture Inc politics
how so
@@tfootball8704 the old rock and roll music, not the whole culture though. I'm from asia, and Britain used to have the best musicians in the world, i mean seriously. Beatles, Queen, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, Blur, Oasis, The Verve. list goes on and on.
The music's been influenced too much it falls off to great depth nowadays
Whos after the reunion and the fact Blur are going to support them on tour next year ? 😂
I really don’t agree with Noel on this people should be allowed to make comments on society, with their music is kinda the point of music itself and I think a lot of people would agree that Britain is too American nowadays
Yeah I agree. If Noel truly thought that American culture wasn’t weaving its way into Britain in the 90’s then he was clearly blind. The influence of American culture back then was just as strong as it is now. Park life is a brilliant album that showcases British culture in a great light.
Grow up. He is dead on. -professor from the States
I hear this and funny thing is they are friends now
Damon Albarn started Gorillaz - which are heavily based around American rap.
So he changed his tune from when he made those comments in ‘94.
On Blur Noel says the complete opposite to this on more recent interview, that he talked to Damon and looks back in fondness at that time. Proof that you do mellow with age I guess lol
can you please write the link to the recent interview where noel talks about blur
Proof that he's a hypocrite
@@Kayem967 why are you on Noel Gallagher videos commenting if you don’t like him?
@@PaulMurphyMusic because we gotta find out how big a hypocrit he is and damn he is massive
Check out the working class heroes endorsement of Blaire at the 1996 Brit awards.😂
I wonder what Noel thinks of his statements on this video about Damon, considering they are now friends and have come to terms
Noel has said a lot contradictory things over the years.
He still digs at Damon now. In a recent interview he didn’t exactly say anything that bad, but still has little digs at him here and there
@@AdamSmith75th Just british humour
@@SeanSMSTnot really
Funny him going on about sellouts in adverts. I'm watching this video becuase I heard Stand by Me on a Halifax advert.
he has to pay for his driving lessons somehow cmon don’t judge
Noel Gallagher is such an anti intellectual - he thinks any one who wants to say anything in a song that isn’t about nonsense rhyming and drugs is pompous. Except he pretends to like Bob Dylan.
Yeah, both Gallagher´s egos have always been way beyond their actual relevance. However, they never got that memo. It´s actually a bit sad.
@@elwray3506 at one point they were huge - 1995-97 - the biggest band in the world and talked about as as big as the Beatles were.
@@MarlboroughBlenheim1 I really liked their debut. However, it was already clear with Morning Glory, they were going for stadium rock (which implies : be prepared for 30 years of the same) and their third just confirmed me.
@@elwray3506 they couldn’t innovate or develop and just repeated turgid shite
agree
But WHERE IS "DAMON ALBARN ON NOEL GALLAGHER"???🤔🤔🤔😠😠😠😠😠
He's to nice for that now cmon
Listened to that bollocks waiting for Damon😞 who is by far a more talented artist then this Dick will ever be. Liam I don’t mind.. but this nob is nothing but an egotistic twat!!
Damon did an interview as well but didn’t really comment on Oasis. I remember having this all on DVD. Britpop
Lmao
I think they’re friendly now mutual respect.
Noel has undeniable talent. However to me he is the most unforgiving celebrity I've ever seen.
Its weird I prefer Blurs music to Oasis even if Damon is from an upper class background but at the same time its cool to see a working class band like Oasis make moves in the world. They really are contrasted but both band were iconic
Middle class not Upper.
Damon’s accent doesn’t sound like he’s from an upper class family
@@louissanderson719
He changed his accent, especially back in the 90’s.
That was one of the things about him that grated - he was very affected.
One minute he was the Art school indie guy, then he was playing up being a cockney football fan during the mid 90’s Britpop period.
This is hilarious. Trying to be hard but just ends up sounding pathetic.
Cope
When he talks about music in adverts didn't they end up having a cover of half the world away on a john Lewis Christmas ad?
I did a bit of research, it wasn't their version of half the world away, it was a cover, don't think they had the rights to stop that sadly.
So noel no longer holds the rights to his song?
@@Formally-known-Prince-Andrew you got sussed out mate sometimes you just got to accept oasis is better than blur get a life
@@gwynlordofsunlight5290 when did I say blur was better than oasis you clown
Isn't there a Halifax advert with Oasis playing in the background now too?
Never knew “he took Alevel music” could be an insult😂😂😂😂😂
Noel, not a patch on Damon and the fact Damon is still relevant shows it.
albarn beat noel, but not oasis.
@@albertotorres7746 I'd disagree on that tbh, Damon's next project Gorillaz ended up being more popular and successful then Oasis and even Noel himself appeared on a Gorillaz song
@@yap_yap_ hmmm idk about that one. oasis were the biggest band in the world at one point and to this day have stood the test of time with a whole new generation of new fans.
@@nardo259 The modern generation has grown to dislike Oasis because of how annoying Wonderwall is
A band like arctic monkeys have filled the spot Oasis used to fill and not to mention there a way better band
6:20 Noel’s most honest and nihilistic interview
gorillaz! i need to say no more on who won the battles of the artists
Gorillaz sucks.... imo
Gorillaz is for kids lol
Liam in knebworth 22 is who won lol
Gorillaz is heavily based around American rap - so DA wasn’t exactly sticking to his views he espoused about American culture.
@@lucasm3879 ha ha ha, VERY good point
Noel and Damon are friends. Noel is right though, Damon's competitiveness fucked them
Absolutely. DA and Alex James thought they’d take them on - and Oasis ended up eclipsing them within 18 months.
We all say things we wish we had not. I like both talents.
So if someone is born in the wrong town/area in Britain they are not allowed to have any perspective on Britain as a whole? Pretty stupid concept.
Its British society in a nutshell, if you're northern and/or working class you're pretty much written off as a lesser class, same for the Welsh and Scottish
Damon albarn never slagged off this guy. Hes defensive
They did compete with Oasis in ‘95 though, they thought they were the best band and Albarn wanted to put them in their place.
Justine Frischmann was his girlfriend at the time and admitted it.
I used to have the kind of view that Noel expressed in the first segment of this video, but I got older and realised that Damon is an artist. You can still care about politics and want to make a difference in some way without actually becoming a politician. Popular music really up until the 2010s was one of the best ways of spreading your influence. Also Noel glosses over the fact that Blur wrote about a range of things not just politics
"Chop us out one of whatever you're on Love"😅😂😭👃❄️❄️
A tip : you can watch series on Flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching a lot of movies these days.
This interview reminds me of the value of getting yourself educated.
Also the value of not being a coke head
@@MarlboroughBlenheim1
Noel wasn’t a coke head here - this was filmed 4 years after he gave it up.
Noel just mad that Damon thinks about what he writes.
fake blur breaking up like real blur must be the funniest shit in the world
Noel is such a try-hard
I wonder if Noel has seen the Halifax advert which uses Oasis ‘Stand by me?’ 🤔
Wonder how much Noel got paid for those Halifax adverts!
Blur's initial critique was correct. Now Britain swings at the whim of American politics, despite the fact they do not have much in common other than commercial interests. Funny how things turn out.
The UK were always political allies of the US, long before Damon Albarn said that - do you remember the Gulf War in ‘91?
Regarding American music, he started Gorillaz in the late 90’s, which were heavily influenced by American rap - so he didn’t exactly stand by his principles.
i miss this noel
Albarn was right.
I can't with this guy. He just slagged off the oasis tribute band for making money off of others people music 😂 this guy has stolen more music than anyone ever. Almost all his songs are stolen. He basically realised he could steal the songs and by the time they noticed just pay them a pittance out of court and just shrug it off in the arrogant way he does and saying it's only working class people who understand British culture what a pompous thing for him to say.
0:46 🤣
"the Urban verve are cleaning up,"🤣
What does taking A level music have to with it, Noel? Haha
He's pointing out the difference in backgrounds, oasis are working class madheads, blur are middle class Nancy boys, that's just a fact doesn't mean anyone is better
Clearly he must bank with the Halifax…
Noel gallagher can say nothing after what the dynamic pricing farco from the comeback tour
But Damon was right!!
Damon's old man invented the 60's egg chair? So Damon comes from $?
Pretty sure all of Blur were regular middle class kids, they went to state school
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Noel is a bit of a cantankerous so and so isn't he :')
Indeed he is, that is why Robbie Williams called him a
'mean spirited little dwarf'
Dude made the same comments about Nirvana, seems a bit hypocritical.
He meant what he said about Nirvana, he said KC was talented but they were miserable and depressing.
Tracy jacks was shite. He deliberately chose that so his fans would listen to it amd think hmmm not as good as blandoasis
anti intellectual🙂
Quite Brexit
Blur better singles. Oasis better albums.
G😊😊