James Hargreaves on: is Liam Gallagher becoming a joke?
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- I love Liam Gallagher, Oasis is my favourite band and his solo stuff is amazing. Recently though, it seems like he has been becoming a parody of himself. What's going on with Liam Gallagher?
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Will you be posting it in yt?
@@GarethE94 no, it's over an hour long and then when we got into a the music talk I was using a bunch of song clips, which I can't post here. I did send the full video footage to James though, he might use it.
The meltdown of ian brown's legacy?-liam Gallagher becoming a joke?-who are you and what have you contributed to the uk music scene to have the delusion you can judge people you have nowhere near the talent or charisma of?
@@nolanlamond2439 the exact same as you
I’ve met Liam personally few years ago. He was the most genuine, kind, down to earth person you’ll ever meet. He’s a top lad take my word for it.
I've heard that from loads of people, must be class.
Thats nice 💜
He's decent but he's also nuts. And suing his brother for libel after noel left....just shows how crazy he is
@@zarni000 oh dear 😝
Met him too. Super super kind and humble.
I think Liam balances perfectly well the Oasis stuff and the solo stuff. He's the keeper of the Rock N Roll flame.
right but look at how many solos songs he had that he doesn't play live anymore. Does he still do Bold?
Are you high? He’s nowhere close to Oasis. I’m a huge fan and have tried and tried to like it, but if it was any other person or group coming out with these shitty songs, he’d be getting roasted or for that matter, not getting any attention at all. It’s Liam and the media like the feud with Noel so they build him up.
@@rkid727 gig wise, he's right on the Oasis level though
@@HughezyEntertainment that’s something I guess. Don’t know if I’d actually go if he came to Texas. Just don’t like his solo stuff. On the other hand I’ve seen NG several times in the states because he has the songs. New and old.
@@rkid727 I think you got smacked over the head a bit too many times as a child. I never said Liam was as big as Oasis. Learn how to read. I said he's the keeper of the rock n roll flame. He has the spirit of a true rock star. BEsides, if you don't like his solo stuff, you can F right off....
I met Liam in 2014 through a mutual friend, and he is genuinely a nice guy. When you sit down and have a chat with him he is genuinely interested in you as a person, he's not rude and you see it all the time he is happy to talk with fans. I think he stayed true to his roots, I think Liam does what he does because of his love for music and the money is a bonus. I liked Beady Eye, but I think it reminds him of darker times, his marriage break up, the band only coming about cos of Oasis split and he said himself he wasn't in a good place around the time of Beady Eye but Oasis is and always will be his 1st love and he wants to give the younger newer fans a chance to hear Oasis tracks live.
That's a fair point about Oasis but for me personally, I'm 37, I remember when Wonderwall was just an album track. I've heard it so, so many times. I'd love him to mix it up to show the casuals just how brilliant Oasis are.
You're young and pretty
@@zanecameron32 i’m 40 mate
@Black Coffee Now don't believe me that's fine, not here to impress you or anyone, simply stating a fact, whether you choose to believe that it's up to you but i’m guessing you didn't say that to the others who have said they met him.
@@HughezyEntertainment I’d be inclined to agree on the Wonderwall front certainly.
Both Noel and Liam have continued to do great work, post-Oasis. Quite the comeback for Liam considering all he’s been through.
new Noely G album being announced on Monday, apparently. Interested to see what tour dates come with it.
@@HughezyEntertainment Yeah, that sounds awesome.
Liam can be a cartoon version of himself in interviews. Nearly a parody of himself. In the Rockfield documentary he acted a bit of a knob for the cameras
see, THAT'S what I don't like. Why is trying to be funny? Just be natural. We can see that he's forcing it.
@@HughezyEntertainment just seen the Knebworth trailer and he's acting the same way again
@@shredder9536 i'm going to see that film next week, i think it's out. I'm avoiding the trailer though.
Thanks for the video, this was a good watch/listen. Was disappointed that I was unable to go and see Liam a few years ago when he was here in Australia - knob head boss changed his mind and said that we need the extra staff and that if I was to miss work that day, I'd no longer have a job.
i was supposed to see him a year earlier but he fell out of a helicopter and broke his own nose
Liam has always been a real life cartoon character. Maybe now that he's 50 you may have an issue with it not looking as cute as when he was in his 20s and 30s. But to me he's always stayed true to who he is. His personality hasn't changed as far as his humor and silliness, he's just a lot more chill and mellow now.
V true...he is definitely a one off 😘
would you admit that his interviews are goofy though?
Liam's a sound guy proper nice geezer and he's still rock n roll his music with his comeback is awesome whoever has been writing for Liam are top notch song writers and Liam shud let all the old oasis stuff go now
I saw him round the corner from old flat. Now realise we lived round the corner from each other. I was in my car, quite star struck so just starred at him. He was looking back at me, with a 'who you loolkng at" I gave him the thumbs up and he bowed. Still gutted to this day that I didn't jump out of the fucking car!
The 👍 was good enough
he grew up that's all he's the coolest guy in the world
If you ask anyone who knew liam before Oasis became big, whether they like him or not, they all say that he was always like that before he was famous.
he gave bad interviews before he was famous?
Yeah, it was just Peggy and a Fisher Price tape recorder
That's stated by everyone who knew him that he was always the same. We all grow old man. Liams Liam. love him or hate him he's still as popular as ever.
@@petegonad Peggy tells it like it is
@@iamthewalruscuckookachoo1372 I will say he's still as big of a deal but i'm 37, i've been through the entire Oasis run. I don't like this silly version of Liam.
Liams absolutely brilliant, anyone who knows him says he’s never changed from prior to being in oasis to present day. With him what you see is what you get. And plenty have said Noel chats a lot of 💩 and bends the truth to suit himself
Yes get the truth outtta Noel is like trying to get blood out if a stone
sadly, Noel HAS been caught out in many lies lately.
@@HughezyEntertainment which ones ?
@@WhereGoesTheNight well trying to effect Liam's gigs for one.
I used to work at a well known big musical rehearsal space in Bermondsey, London where many famous artists used to rehearse for tours and also store lots of gear there. Met Liam a few times and he was really nice, just genuine and sound. Noel on the other hand was a moody prick towards people, never to me though, so maybe I’m being harsh but I saw him be that way with others. The two best I met there was Liam and Rihanna! I ended up having a 20 minute conversation with the latter and she was very nice and down to earth. Not my thing musically but as a person she seemed spot on!
Liam sweating at his Australian gigs wasn’t the issue, he did 45 mins at the Adelaide date.
Ian Brown did a few Roses tunes when I saw his solo show.
you're right on this one about the interviews. It seems like they have pre-planned the questions and that Liam goes in with the intention of trying to be funny. It usually works but you can tell that it's being forced.
Met Liam many times - bought me a drink one time and gave me his beer the first time. He’s lovely.
nice one, where was this?
@@HughezyEntertainment first one in Bridlington on one of Oasis’ last warm up gigs. It was a Carling or Carlsberg 😆 second one was in the Town Bar in Heaton Moor (Manchester). My dad is friends with Gary Mounfield from Stone Roses as they went to school together, so one night Liam and his Oasis team (minus Noel after they split) came along with Mani for a pint 😆
@@HughezyEntertainment also, I have a cracking video if you wanna see it
@@lawriemanc that's amazing mate, i'm coming with you next time.
@@lawriemanc on it now
3:15 Beady Eye was only around for two, or three years. They made two albums, while in the spotlight of the press. I think personally Beady Eye's second album, "BE" is much better then anything Liam has done during his solo career. Seriously, how can say Beady Eye couldn't write when songs like, "I'm Just Sayin'", "Start Anew", "The Beat Goes On", "The Roller" and "Back After the Break" are on their albums? Not to mention the songs are written by friends, and band-mates together, in a raw, honest way, compared to written by producers, and other corporate suits.
I always think of Beady Eye as Liam's passion project. Beatle-y as hell, and a little bit light, but the music is great.
I agree. I've never been able to get into his solo albums. I like some of the stuff off his first solo album but that's about it.
I liked Beady Eye but that 2nd album had way, way too many slow songs or mid-tempo songs. A few more bangers wouldn't have hurt at all.
@@benmac6147 The only one of his singles that I wasn't that into was Shockwave from the 2nd solo album.
i think beady eye didnt stand a chance because oasis was still so fresh in peoples minds. if beady eye had started when liams solo career did it would have been much more successful. imo
@@incrediblegenki8416 Yes. There also seemed to be a Liam burnout in the press, around the break up of Oasis.
Am I the only true fan of Beedy Eye? The first record was s bit rushed but The Roller is a damn good song and Morning Son is one of those perfect songs to end the record with. The second record - Be :Flick of Finger/Soul Love/Second Bite of the Apple/ Start A New..... I put these 4 songs up against any of the last 3 Oasis records... It took the second record for them to gain some confidence and prove to themselves they could carry on without Noel ...I wished they would have waited on disbanding and recorded one more record then made the decision to continue...
I agree they did do some good stuff 👁
There are many Beady Eye fans out there. I'm one of them.
Beady Eye we’re Fantastic
Beady Eye's best tune was their cover of sons of the stage by WOT
Liam did a great job at the Taylor Hawkins concert.
The crowd didn't lose their minds, but he was very good.
that performance doesn't exist anymore thanks to Noel. You hear about that?
@@HughezyEntertainment Nope. What did that grumpy cunt do now?
@@HughezyEntertainment I didn’t, do tell?
@@JamesGormleyMusic Noel blocked Liam from using anything from the Taylor Hawkins tribute from what *he* performed
@@LG_X and THAT is why I think that Liam should focus more on his solo stuff that Noel's tunes.
My grandmother once bought that same red shirt for me and all of my uncles. lol.
she has taste
@@HughezyEntertainment lol
He's 50 years old and he's a bit of a parody of a rock star nowadays but he'll always be a legend to me. I find him really funny.
He plays a game! ❤
Saw Liam Gallagher at Splendour in the Grass in Byron Bay Australia. I thought it was great, he played the Oasis hits youd want to hear as a fan as well as solo work of his that im glad i got see live such as Wall of Glass, Everything’s Electric, Diamond in the Dark and Better Days.
would you have preferred more solo stuff?
@@HughezyEntertainment i think he got the balance right. Obviously he’s known for Oasis so it’s great to see him still perform those songs as well as showing he’s not just living in the past.
@@maxoconnor5087 I don't like how he's only doing Oasis's famous singles. Like do we really need to hear Wonderwall still?
@@HughezyEntertainment Since when was Roll It Over a famous single?
@@MoonwalkerWorshiper i said that?
Interviewing the school teacher haha
You crying because your opinion wasn't asked?
I think the mix is good between the Solo and Oasis songs. And at knebworth a lot of my favourite songs of the night were actually the new ones from cmon u know like Everything’s Electric, More Power and Diamond in the dark. The oasis ones were great aswell but apart from Roll it over and slide away I’ve heard them before. But I appreciate him giving the oasis experience as I’m 19 and never got to see them
when i seen him at Belsonic festival, there were people leaving during the encores. Not saying that he was crap but I think the general feeling from people is "I've heard this a million times"
I saw him in Melbourne in winter, seemed like he was having equipment issues and was abit annoyed but still a proper show
good sized crowd?
@@HughezyEntertainment medium sized, close to selling out, but not 100%
@@jacksalami9945 yeah, same here which made no sense to me at all.
@@HughezyEntertainment I took my wife & I swear the ratio of men to women was like 20:1
@@jacksalami9945 yeah, they don't have many female fans these days
Beady Eye is a dig at Paul McCartney's glass eye, his right eye. Have a look at pictures and videos after 1967.
Liam is THE MAN.
Where you heard about this stadium tour?
just online rumours, Liam's tours (for the solo stuff) usually goes 2 years and he's so big right now, a stadium tour would make sense.
Liam plays about 50/50 at shows now. He’s the voice of the Oasis stuff and people who go to the concerts want both. Knebworth was fantastic and what was great was the amount of young people there. That stuff deserves to be heard and Noel needs to grow up and stop penalising fans
I think the 50/50 mix is good and at knebworth a lot of my favourite songs of the night were actually the new ones from cmon u know like Everything’s Electric, More Power and Diamond in the dark.
But I appreciate him giving the oasis experience as I’m 19 and never got to see them.
right but Oasis fans also want something fresh. Do we really need Roll With It still being played? Everyone LOVED that he did Roll It Over, mixing it up would be better.
@@HughezyEntertainment I don’t go to see Paul Maccartney to hear songs from his new album. Horses for courses and I respect that. But for me, it’s all about reliving my youth. I saw Liam in Amsterdam in 2020 pre COVID and the atmosphere when they did the classics was immense. That said… “Once” is an absolute banger and stood up next to all the Oasis stuff
@@BillyHayes79Music now THAT i will agree with, yes you're wright with McCartney but them his solo stuff isn't held in as high regard as LG's.
@@HughezyEntertainment a “Bold” statement 😅🥁
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4:02
Exactly this point. If I never hear Rock N Roll Star again im fine with that. Didn't even rate it too highly when it first came out.
Constantly hear the same Oasis tunes sung live. Would much rather hear Columbia , Slide Away or even Bring It On Down instead.
He's sang slide away to death
@@shredder9536 It might be Oasis greatest ever song though, so I don't mind, lol.
Columbia I would LOVE to hear live again. I remember that did it on the Heathen Chemistry Tour and it sounded like the greatest song of all time.
@@HughezyEntertainment The Knebworth version with John Squire is ridiculous.
Although it is a song that really needs both brothers singing on it, so I can understand why it might not get played by solo Liam.
if i were liam i would play at least 1 unexpected oasis song on every gig maybe a b side track or even very old stuff like take me
yeah, i thinks that why Roll It Over went down so well with the fans this tour.
The truth is Liam can't play the size of venues he's playing on the strength of his solo work alone. Noel isn't gonna give people Oasis, so Liam is filling that gap.
Well you say that but those solo albums ARE selling. If I was him, I would only do the Oasis tunes for the encore. And really, seeing as how Noel still controls those Oasis tunes and won't let him use them in live albums or documentaries, it's time for Liam to focus on his solo stuff.
@@HughezyEntertainment Think about the venues he's been playing and the other artists who also play those venues. I doubt Liam's solo records are doing the same kinds of numbers as his contemporaries.
@@HughezyEntertainment Listened to the entire podcast btw and enjoyed it a lot.
Noel can’t give them oasis apart from don’t look back.. and any other tunes he can convert to an acoustic arrangement. And that all great but the fans need more , they need Liam.
That's it nailed on.
LG legend Neve changed who he is what he's about he's a rockstar never forgotten where he's come from his brother gone other way sad at least one Gallagher still waving rock n roll star who cares if he plays lots of oasis songs he's aloud beady eye had some good tunes dnt think he's keen on play lots of beady eye in new Zealand gig he played roll it over and soul love stand by me reason why liam put the weight on he cnt run no more bad hips he cares still the king of rock n roll
Soul Love I could do without hearing... Flick Of The Finger or Four Letter Word i'd love to hear live again though.
When James said that Liam said in an interview he had put on weight? When was that I don’t remember seeing it
I can't imagine Liam admitting to that... I can picture Noel Gallagher saying it about Liam though
@@HughezyEntertainment yep I didn’t think Liam would admit to that, lmao I even made a short video on that and Noel has definitely said that multiple times about him
@@LG_X oh really? I'll sub.
@@HughezyEntertainment it’s not really that good lmao I just do it because I’m bored
Becoming!
Liam was here in Australia in the winter.
that's still warm mate.
They was a.magazine once in 98 and liam on the cover with title 'dickhead or topman' ect.. And they was asking poeple that knew him .They got the same responce as james.
"Deity or dickhead?" - Select magazine
ah magazines... remember them?
He’s not a dickhead at all, the questions he gets try and set him up and he’s actually pretty gracious and funny with it.
Short answer = yes.
I see where you are coming from but why would he not be performing oasis? Of course he will and Noel would too if only he was the voice and image of that band. He may have written the tunes and he’s great don’t get me wrong, but liams the best frontman for many years. Fans want to hear them sing the hits. Can you imagine Noel singing cigs and alc? It all come full circle and the end result is oasis reforming , which isn’t probably going to happen and it’s been left too long now anyway. Both their solos careers will decline due to their age, but they don’t care and that’s rock n roll.
why make solo albums then? What's he point of making news songs that you're not going to play live?
@@HughezyEntertainment I’m happy to hear both their solo stuff as I always have been, because I love them . But let’s face it most of us want oasis back. I just think they have left it too long now.
@@nez9751 i still think it happens. Liam has been weirdly quiet about his future plans.
Yes
His solo stuff is awesome
we need to hear more of it live. the Oasis singles are getting played out.
he was best when he was an enigma, rarely doing interviews and letting Noel handle all that. it made him mysterious, but now he's mundane. still. the greatest front man of our time...
Always loved Liam but I think he should have called it a day after his first solo Album (which was great) but the next 2 albums and his recent interviews are unfortunately a bit cringy
I thought his 2nd solo album was amazing, his interviews are just too restricted for me. He seems nervous.
He was a live wire in the early ninety's I like liam he's a lad he's on the gear doesn't take himself serious he's in it for a laugh and he has full rights to have no fux
yeah but what's up with always trying to be funny?
Stadium tour next year? 🎉
that's just the rumour I'm hearing. I hope it's true.
😂
Liam seems like an alright guy. His nightingale phase in early oasis was my favorite however I generally like his vocal tone. If I’m being honest, his vocals aren’t as fit to sing certain oasis songs like LIVE FOREVER, SLIDE AWAY, CHAMPAGNE SUPERNOVA etc. which is probably part of the reason why Noel has refused to do a reunion show of any sort. Liam should lower the key a half step down at least that way he can hit those higher notes a little better but I imagine he’d tell me to fuck off if I told him that.
for me, I wish he wouldn't do Slide Away anymore. That song (well, the classic part) is the debut between him and Noel.
@@HughezyEntertainment LMAO... you guys are off your effing rockers. A few screw loose as is always the case with "fans" online.
You wish he didn't perform a classic tune a huge amount of (hard) fans desperately need to hear. Because of some made up principle, like... what, a religious sense of sentimentality or superficial nostalgia? Oasis was a band not a soap opera about two guys relationship. 🤦♂For f'cks sake... I'll never cease to be disturbed by this whenever I hear it which is why I usually stay away from "fan" discussions.
"I wish he wouldn't do Slide Away anymore" Wow congratulations for demonstrating what a big no-fan you in fact are.
I really enjoyed the Beady Eye albums (in subsequent years, perhaps not as much at the time of release), but they were just one great chorus away from being very good, in my opinion.
yeah, a few guitar solos wouldn't have hurt either
I think most people are coming to LGs gigs for basically the 'Oasis minus Noel' show and if he played mainly solo work and a few Oasis deep cuts for the connoisseurs then he would be playing to way less people than he is. It's basically a nostalgia as show, either for older people to relive their youth and young people maybe look at him the way we looked at the great 60s bands in the 90s. I can't say too much on his solo stuff but what I've heard didn't really grab me, Noel saying its Oasis by numbers seems about right tbh.
you might be right but Liam's solo albums, especially by todays standards, sells in good numbers.
Plus his 2nd album was, i think, a classic.
You only get to do it once
This guy clearly knows nothing about the ethos of oasis and more importantly Liam. I’d rather listen to Liam talk for hours about gardening than listen to him.
you didn't pay attention, well done.
@@HughezyEntertainment
I believe I did, he’s judging the man because interviewers ask shit questions to Liam. How is that the man’s fault? Is he a dickhead because he’s willing to have a laugh with people asking him questions and doesn’t take himself seriously? Or would he prefer him to rack up a line in the absolute radio studios and call everyone under the sun a cunt? It’s not the 90s anymore.
Respect to you and your channel but I think the guy’s statement ‘is there a very strong possibility that Liam Gallagher is a dickhead’ because of his willingness to have a laugh during interviews is just ridiculous. There’s many things you can go after Liam for (children he’s never seen etc..) but that’s just a pathetic reason and he clearly isn’t a fan of the man.
@@smokeybear6555 that's all you heard?!
Liam is my role model
to hear more from a whole team of people who have become laughable, come check out K100
I feel bad for Liam. He can’t jog anymore because of the arthritis in his hips. He’s still _thee_ coolest looking MF’in frontman since Bon Scott.
God bless Liam. I always knew he was a good dude, btw. I saw right through the “act” in the 90s. All you had to do was see his interaction with his fans and you saw the real Liam. He loves and appreciates each and every one of us.
Just like Bon did with his fans.
My two faves.
Liam's a real guy that got famous, i'm PRAYING that i get tickets for this Squire & Gallagher tour.
3:49 Rock'n'roll is now very much another aspect of the UK's heritage industry along with working steam railway lines and vintage car museums. The vast majority of people who pay to see Liam Gallagher live are there primarily for the hits from three decades ago - those that still buy or even care for his current output are very much in a minority. The same applies for his older brother - although unfortunately for Noel he has almost no stage presence whatsoever hence the decline in ticket sales.
Noel's solo stuff, especially this new tune Pretty Boy, are just dull.
@@HughezyEntertainment I agree - other than Holy mountain I'm pretty indifferent to all Noels solo work. I saw him at Glastonbury this year - he really is lost without his younger brother which is slightly ironic as Liam when not slagging of his spends most of his gigs playing songs written by him !
@@revol148 Noel's setlist is just boring. He plays too many later day Oasis ballads and mixes them up with "modern" dance tunes.
@@HughezyEntertainment I'm not sure how long Noel can carry on the way he is - his albums are neither well received nor sell well and his gig reviews are lacklustre - the fact that Liam by contrast is doing well must be a huge issue for a man with an ego as enormous as his. I just don't see Noel doing ever smaller venues and having to continue without a major record label. Perhaps he may just retire occasionally showing his face on talk-shows all in anticipation for a full-on Oasis reunion in his mid 60's?
@@revol148 his new tune is getting buried
Liam's my.age grew up in my.20s on em. Hes alright innit xxxxx
Met him back the naughties. And check this out- my neighbor knows guigsy's cousin's caterer. I know, six degrees of Kevin Spacey, I guess.
can you remember the year?
I thought that interviewers are supposed to listen to their guests. This guy just went on and on and on.
Liam was quite possibly the coolest and soundest person I've ever met
nice, where was this?
@@HughezyEntertainment outside Dublin airport the Thursday before their last ever gig as Oasis in Ireland. (Slane). I asked him for a light outside. He noticed my cigarette had bent at the end and gave me one of his ones instead.. we chatted about music and the gig and his plan for the weekend. His driver told him he could smoke inside the van if he'd prefer but he told her he was fine outside chatting with me for a bit. I excused myself and walked off wishing him the best, as i had to pick up my girlfriend who was in the same flight as him. He noticed as i left Andy and gem refused to shake my hand or acknowledge me. Shouted at me to come back, asked me for my name, and then told me to have a blast and gave me a hug. These are the stories about him that won't get printed about in the media. So down to earth and cool to me
@@MadLichai was a that gig! can you believe how lucky we got? Oasis, Prodigy & Kasabian all on the same day and none of those line ups exist anymore
i would've said the opposite... he's become what people will call a national treasure.
hasn't he always been?
Liam sings a lot of classic Oasis cause that's what the majority of attendees want. Trouble is he can't do any more, gigs need to be tight and short or he will fry his voice.
then why make the solo albums?
@@HughezyEntertainment Idiot.
Surrounded himself with a two bit band.Blew the second coming
Reminded me of those generic indie bands you used to see backing the likes of Mark Owen or Natalie Imbruglia back in the day 😆
'Becoming'??
Beady Eye was incredible music.
i liked them but way too many slow tunes. I remember going to see them live and they opened with Four Letter Word, then Bring The Light and then it was all quite tame
The Gallagher brothers are as tight as ...
Kevin Brennan & Neal Brennan
I would love to see Kevin & Liam hang out.
i wish liam would stop going on those cheesey radio dj shows
it's not like it even helps him, he's big enough that he doesn't need the radio
Becoming?
Who is Liam Gallagher ?
he's a famous dancer
Doesn't Liam actually have 3 kids??? One that he doesn't really acknowledge at all from an affair he had while with Patsy??? Or maybe just the Brit tabloids.
He's still a top bloke, tho. F*kin legend.
4 kids I think, one is the daughter with that American lady that he cheated on Nicole with.
Was this story written 20 years ago ?
story?
@@HughezyEntertainment well yeah story report or whatever you would call it..this is no disrespect to you .but I thought it was widely known that Liam has been a joke for at least 20 years probably after Whats the story but before be here know., He's just a cartoon character bloke since then.
@@cityboy9301 he used to be more realistic in my eyes
Easy now
why?
He’s far from a joke.
Just because he’s mellowed a bit and can have a laugh doesn’t mean he isn’t still cool as fuck.
do you like his interviews though?
@@HughezyEntertainment yeah i do but that’s all personal preference. I think he got fed up of interviews back in the day because they just used to ask him the same questions over and over. I agree though some questions he’s asked these days are a bit stupid BUT not most of them
@@fakestradio4741 but that's another problem happening today, it's still all the same silly questions.
How to phrase this....LG is the absolute greatest. It's just Rock n Roll....
i agree but his interviews are skippable pish.
I thought beady eye was mega
they were but needed more bangers
When I heard Liams voice in the mid 90's it was literally otherworldly... It was so different & in cojunction with his swagger & energy set him apart from all the rest...
However nowadays I find my self cringing at his interviews. Its the same listening to his voice when he's singing his new material which I find samey & dreary...
Each time it feels like an attempt to rekindle something that is definitely lost...
It seems there's been no growth or maturing, no new understanding, deeper insight, or new perspective on life from Liam... He's still in his early 20's in his head which you see in his behaviour...
If you look at John Lennon's evolution & his transition from young man to wiser, older man it really showed a very mature flexible psyche... Lennons behaviour & music reflected this growth...
I bet Liam is a lovely bloke in private its just he's no John Lennon & never will be...
i think his voice is amazing still and there's a video of him going around from being really funny with some friend's kid but interview-wise? rubbish
I was a huge oasis fan but he’s become a parody of himself Noel was right to put it to bed
has Noel done that though?
Don’t be jealous.
me? jealous? of a handsome millionaire rockstar? hardly
*walks away jealously*
Liam is good value for money - as is noel. Never seen a less than hilarious interview with either of them.if I was a TV producer and fast as a gunslinger on the live swear beeper I'd have them on over anyone😊
nice lowden in the background
a what?
@@HughezyEntertainment lowden acouatic
@@henrybrereton9554 i still don't know what that is
Who is this hughesy guy? Won't be subscribing to his channel!
120 quid a ticket 50 for wonder wall and 50 for slide away the rests a bargain
where are you getting those prices from?
He sounds half cut that guy
In my opinion, based only on the perception I have of Liam and Noel's characters as they have been always portrayed in the media and the way they appear in interviews etc., the more Liam gets successful in his solo endeavours, the less likely we will witness an Oasis reunion. If Noel reached out, Liam this time is in a position of advantage: number ones, Knebworth, big audiences, back in.the media whirlwind. This time Liam can call the shots. In terms of mere numbers, he has done exceedingly well, and he will never, ever, let Noel forget about it. Noel knows that, and he can foresee a scrap within the very first week of rehearsals and every time he will try to assert his leadership. Plus, so many snipes and attacks through social media and third parties: both sides have very rancorous feelings for one another. Noel definitely doesn't need that. He is in a good place: despite not taking the world by storm, he has a quiet and dignified career. He makes the albums he wants to make, tours them, and has his family. The Oasis back catalogue ensures he doesn't have to beg. He is not going to swap his hard-won tranquillity for the high-octane drama of Oasis, albeit with a big chunk of change to help licking his wounds. Can you imagine Liam barking at him at every opportunity about how he "don't fookin' need Oasis, you know what I mean?" . There is also the not indifferent matter of the line-up: which one would be chosen? The not-musically-amazjng but totally soulful and part of the family Bonehead-Guigsy-McCarrol, (the last one probably having to offer the drumstool to Whitey), who have been on.the first epochal three akbums, or the more competent Archer-Bell proposition, who is also bland and far from exciting (and by God, didn't they show it with Beady Eye?), but have been there to pick up the pieces for the rest of Oasis' career until the bitter end, with a session drummer à la Zak Starkey? That is why I think the reunion won't happen.
based on Noel's new tune that came out today, I've never wanted an Oasis reunion more.
What if noel knew all the time that he had to split oasis up to see this side of Liam? I think from the sounds of it the thing Noel hated most was Liams lack of professionalism. I think he secretly buzzes off the new Liam and would maybe welcome him making suggestions even if he is saying we should do it like this or like that. I might be wrong though. Just a thought. I definitely know what you mean.
@@onlyapawn4371 maybe but it really does seem like there's way more to it than Liam drinking too much. Something else had to have happened.
Brilliant comment. Spot on about where Noel is at and why it would be just uneccesary for him to go back into that boilerplate of drama that is Oasis. I could see maybe a one off but definitely not a tour. Noel has his dignified, quiet career like you said, and makes albums he wants to make which is what he's always wanted. I love Liam but we all know he would start shit the SECOND they reunited lol
@@WhiteWolf-- that's possible. i just don't see how they could turn that money down though
Rod Stewart is not Scottish 😂he wants to be but he’s not but his father was. 👍
I just think liam’s not really switched on enough to give a decent interview. Noel is the exact opposite. Witty, sincere and engaging but Liam just can’t articulate a decent answer, it’s painful to watch sometimes. Hence they just ask him joke questions and get silly short replies
maybe Liam's just weary of cancel culture, which his very understandable.
I feel like to extent Liam probably does exaggerate himself slightly in interviews and stuff but it’s more of a persona than being a parody of himself. The fact is he’s a multi millionaire 50 year old and probably doesn’t have a lot to be angry at these days but wants to give the fans that proper “oasis experience” not just in the live shows but in the media as well. He carries the oasis legacy now Noel said it himself and liam probably doesn’t want to tarnish the legacy by appearing to have changed too much and no longer being the “tough guy of rock” he used to be.
Disagree over Beady Eye some great songs but no one was listening, Liams latest craze he wears some funny hats
i don't like the hats at all
Liam used to be a knob , but he’s alright now
Talking rubbish about ian brown-everyone had the chance to hear stone Roses songs during their stadium touring years ffs!-his solo stuff is excellent
you on the right video?
If you've seen Noel as of late he's gone a bit thicker as well.
i think Noel's been hitting the booze a lot lately, he's liking enjoying being legally single again. Saying that, it's not healthy for someone to gain weight in their 50s
How is Oasis ANYONE'S favorite band?
Really?
Caus they are top
Because of their message and their significance
Because they are The Beatles of their generation.
Radiohead page isn’t here chief over to the squares videos you pop
You could be the worst podcaster on TH-cam
i should quit now, anything to make you happy.
Am not exaggerating, you are terrible. So bad
@@craigmcgill4612 I know right, I should think about doing something else.
Liam's most recent releases, knock spots of anything his brother has ever done. I write as a non-fan of Oasis.
I would 100% agree with this. Liam's solo work is by far better than Noels.
As much as I love Liam, and As You Where is a great album(by far his best for me) I don’t think any of his solo albums are better than Noel’s albums. Just my opinion of course lol!
Liam RULES…why would you put up with ANY clowns from the media etc?
Oasis is your favorite band? lol that's precious.
Just shows such a paucity of taste and intellect.
so you clicked on this because you don't like Oasis? that makes sense
@@HughezyEntertainment A video called Is Liam Gallagher A Joke? Yep, that sounds like it's perfect for Oasis fans 🤦🏻♀️
@@lucasoheyze4597 so i have to like everything?
@@lucasoheyze4597 Yeah exactly, I can't fathom the deepseated hypocrisy in the minds of these ridicolous lunatics.
Liam hasn't changed, maybe you have. Maybe you have outgrown him. Liam has always been Liam... but he has been doing the same Rock n' Roll schtick since the 90's, but is on less drugs and is a Father... that comes with time, but as he gets older, that kinda attitude is not seen as cool or genuine.
No hes not a dickhead its when he does the arrogant cqrtoon mode for the interview etc
how does that help him?