FINALLY it’s here. Took me way longer than expected and I ran into many technical issues but here it is. I hope you enjoy this part and it’s many ups and downs. Many people thought this part was going to be purely “painful” and “heartbreaking”, and It Is sometimes but hopefully I surprised you with some of Liam’s monstrous talent that you didn’t know about. Lots of people seem to think that Liam’s voice was completely gone by the start of 2005 but that’s clearly not the case. The next part of this series will be the finale and the “Rebirth”. It won’t be nearly as long so It probably wont take as long as this one did but no promises 😂 Thanks for the support and interest everyone 👍👍👍 If you’ve read this far then leave me a comment and tell me what you thought
@@dylanfrank2464 yes! And I hope the studio footage from the recording of 'As You Were' is in. For me personally would be amazing to see his rebirth in process. I remember very well how much I was hyped for AYW in January-April 2017 when it was being recorded, and every snap of Liam looking finally after all those years healthy, fit and with good haircut was a revelation for me in a way. And I was blown away when I saw gig bootlegs and that Glasto 2017 perfomance! If he came to Russia back then, I would die because of a happiness overdose
I can't wait to see the final part. I am from argentina, and i coudn't understand the most part of the final dialogue. But i coud heard that Bonhead was talking or coud be Paul. Liam's brother
I had a thought that he maybe thought about his how his brother’s voice has deteriorated over the last 10 years. But it was probably what people said above
This is fascinating.. rewatched Supersonic again yesterday and I took notice when Noel implied that Liam when started walking off during gigs he took over the singing role it was because Liam was having a strop or whatever. Liam replied " I resent that massively" There was real conviction in his voice and for all his faults Liam always put the music first and the stage was and is his favourite place to be. I genuinely believe he was really struggling to sing in that style but nobody in the Oasis organisation realised or tried to help, too busy riding the gravy train. Once he started to bail during shows, Noel took the opportunity to relish the extra limelight. He literally says as much in the Supersonic documentary. Liam said that he resented being left to twiddle his thumbs for more and more sections of the shows while Noel sang more and more songs. I think that is a much overlooked aspect of why the wheels came off the way they did. Any singer that's been around for a few years knows you have to do things to take care of your voice if you perform night after night and that's without caning it. I've worked with bands all my life and behind all the PR/ Spin you'd be surprised how many cider vinegar/ honey and lemon drinks are siting next to the bottles of JD and the amount of un-rock 'n roll sounding warm up exercises are to be heard emanating from behind dressing room doors. Liam would have been too proud to ask and no one else was bothering to look. You just can't sing with that kind of rasp night after night without doing something to protect your voice. Glad he's back on form now though, he seems happy and the new albums are great so onwards and upwards I guess?.
U got it.... when you sing professionally, there are tools of the trade & protocols that MUST be in place in order to pull it off. In all actuality, it is commendable that he was able to go on as long as he did, in the style he did. That is no easy feat, and the man clearly had no technical knowledge about breath support, or proper care for vocal longevity. He was running on PURE ROCK AND ROLL Piss & Vinegar, belting out at max capacity. Imo, what really did him in was the lifestyle. Cigs & Booze are KILLER for a light tenor voice like his. Throw in the chems and very little sleep, and it is only a matter of time until the voice wears out. He needed someone to step in and help him out, a vocal specialist would have probably saved him. I feel like if his big brother would have stepped in and said "alright kid, i see your struggling, lets get you some help", it could have gone a long way. The way it looks to me, is that at that point, the personal problems between those two were just piling up, and instead of trying to help Liam, Noel said "Sod It. He will wear himself out, and then I can have another reason to go and do my own thing". So it came to pass, and we got BEADY EYE, which was massively underrated. It was overshadowed by the specter of Oasis, unduly, and the music wasn't really appreciated. Liam did a number on his instrument, no doubt. Yet, here we are, in 2022, and the man has risen out of it, started looking after himself and had begun to restore his voice. Two massively successful solo albums, and headlining gigs all over Britain and Europe. It goes to show ya, that personal resilience and tenacity will serve you well, if you are able to couple it with a bit of discipline. Liam learned this later in life (like most of us do), and it is working out for him. I am a huge fan of Noel, as well, but it does make me smile to see that Liam is selling more tickets and albums than his big brother, but only because Noel has dug Liam, his voice and overall musical ability, out publicly so many times, and really has tried to downplay the importance of his role in Oasis. Noel got a little big for his boots while Liam was away, saying that it was really only him and his songs that made Oasis, which is absolutely not so. Talent always rises to the top, and that is why Liam is where he is. The man has a naturally brilliant voice and ability to deliver a song, and performance, that people love to see and hear. I believe some of his best is still yet to come. I'm really hoping for the lippy PUNK album he has said he would like to make. Awesome series, Fakest Radio, keep em coming.
@@clouds-rb9xtI completely agree to this, if oasis hadn't split up, Liam would have never been able to recover his voice and I think by this point he would literally be unable to speak let alone sing
You have to be willing to participate in your own rescue , be accountable ,well Liam certainly has plus hes grown up a fair bit , thanks for sharing your knowledge & insight into Liams voice its very much appreciated , many people just aren't aware of how much work ppl have to put in on themselves first and yeah I think people fought Liam was at it . but most supestars usually want to repay there fans well most of us gd ones or lucky ones . Gratitude ❤️
Daamn man.. it was so difficult to listen to him sing by the end, especially in 2006. That was HORRIBLE! I’m just grateful he’s managed to recover his voice and sound as good as he does today. Can’t wait for Part 4! Thank you FR!
Lol they should have just quit doing Lyla, Stop crying your heart out and live forever in themid 00s late 2005 06 & 07 he just butchered them partly on purpose i think. Partly cos he can't sing them that well but being liam instead of just singing fairly poorly he has to totaly destroy it on purpose to feel in control. I bet Gem Archer was cringing when he butchered his song a bell will ring or was that andy bell? Either way it was bad
Watch Slide Away from the iTunes festival. Liam looks super angry at himself that he can't sing it like he used to and looks like he wants to apologize to Noel and Noel looks on the verge of tears there
@@vita1ogy. yes but no, he was angry that he couldn't sing like he used to but apologizing to Noel for not being able to sing?🤣 This IS Liam Gallagher we're talking about here. During that gig he was SO mad at Noel because he knew the end was coming and he knew Noel wanted out and that was gonna end the band it was gonna end Oasis. He's angry with Noel and himself in that gig ( also some wanker in the crowd threw their pint at Liam before he began to sing )
@@vita1ogy. WHAT?!? Na that's a look of RAGE mate. He's mad at Noel, why would he be sorry at a Time where the two hated each other so much that they didn't talk to each other and still don't to this day. That look that Liam gave Noel was a long cold and hard stare. He stared through Noel's soul. Their rivalry and hatred spread onto the rest of the band. Everything became bitter, nothing was special anymore and both of em knew the end was coming. Noel knew he was out. Liam knew it since beginning of 08 that's why he wrote " I'm outta Time" the song is about the breakup of Oasis Even tho it hadn't happened yet. For proof listen to the lyrics in the chorus. " If I'm to fall, would you be there to applaud or would you hide behind them all " this is Liam saying to Noel " hey when the band is over will we still be okay?, Will you abandon me or stay on my side?" . Liam knew the end was coming before Noel had Even thought about it. That Itunes gigs was one of the last Oasis gigs, Liam and Noel hated each other. During Slide Away Noel looks depressed and Liam is furious, we even see Liam visibly when singing that he's pissed. He's mad at Noel for ruining things for the band and for the fans for leaving Oasis despite not having yet done so.
The one they did in cork 1996 is the best Acoustic arrangement they did because it has a cello in it to copy the mellontron parts. Although not acoustic, to me, the best live versions they did were in 1999.
Liam said himself that Glastonbury 2004 was terrible and said wearing in ear monitors spun him out for 15 yrs. To me he wasn't singing as well with them on but there's more to the story as got diagnosed with Hashimoto's disease which makes his voice hoarse at times. His mum has it as well.
This video reminded me that in the 2000s Liam always had all kinds of different outfits that looked cool. I like the parka, but wow does he literally wear it every day now. Just saw a picture of him in the studio recently and he’s still wearing the parka. I think it’s part of his skin now
2006 tour should have never happened, Noel should have said we're going on hiatus and Liam is sorting out his vocal issues, but instead we end up with the brothers getting more distant and Liam's voice deteriorating from an undiagnosed thyroid issue.
That what happened to liams voice? Thought it was all the smoking, partying and belting out tunes aggressively had just taken its toll. Know he was still having some troubles with it on a recent tour
During summer 2009 gigs Liam looks like he knows that his next 7 years will be very painful for him personally and career wise and he can do nothing about it
Great series. So many ups and downs his voice has been through. One of the greatest frontmen of all time. Some of his greatest performances in the Oasis "middle ages" were Live forever 1st night in at Wembley 2000 (second night was awful), DYKWIM in Tokyo 2002 and The C&A + Morning Glory V festival 2006 - where he compensated for the bad voice with sheer power in his output.
Wow, lot of work to put this together for sure.I'm very excited for the rebirth episode. Really impressed how Liam has showed perseverance through this. He could have given up, but he's still out there putting on awesome shows. Hope to see him soon, since he had to pull out of a show in the US I was supposed to see him at 2 years ago now.
In my opinion early 2005 is how Liam actually sounds when he sings "normal", not sneering or over-shouting but he does struggle in some places but overall great. I think the wear and tear is all caused by singing technique that is worsen by his hashimoto's. Singing with all throat with the dryness or horseness will wreak his vocals. Anyway my two cents from a longlife fan.
Part 3 came out faster than I expected This timelines are the best. I'm amazed how he was able to get his voice back to a similar level to what he had in the 90's. Thanks a lot for this great compilation mate Cheers!!
Back when I became an Oasis fan I loved Liam's looks in 2008-09 and especially in spring-summer 2013 right before the BE failure and all those secret child stories
One thing I never see people commenting on, so I never know if I'm the only person who thinks it or not, but it always amazes me how in one video Liam can look so much older than he actually is, and then look like his young '97 self in another - the acoustic wonderwall from '05 for example.
@@fakestradio4741 I think it's the hairstyle choices and glasses too. He always looks very stylish, but to say he's early 30s in some of these is crazy
I been at probably the worst oasis gig ever at Campo de Polo 06, but at that time I didn’t know it. It was my first oasis gig and from the field it sounded amazing, pure rock and roll. Besides, from my emotions of being my 1st concert make me don’t care about how it sounded, however when i saw it on TH-cam later I found out I sounded awful. But at that time I didn’t care. A totally different thing was on River Plate Stadium 09, you can barely hear it singing because the mic was so low, so maybe the 2009 overall was the worst compared to the Polo 06’ , even some people disagree. But after all, Liam in his worst day is better than any of the other bands I seen in my life . Long live to Liam and fakest radio ✌️
ok been loving this series ur doing but after watching the video I want to see a Roll it over mix made by you so bad now. the fade outs from that 2008 info writing u did was great. plz make an Roll it over mix.
@@fakestradio4741 That would be cool if Hazed came back been waiting for that next Hazed mix of a while now I wonder what that Biblical man been up to.
Really REALLY enjoyable, and so well done! Thanks so much for this one! So interesting listening to how Liam comes back against all odds. Strong man...strong will...strong voice! I wonder if he's ever had any surgeries for vocal nodes etc. Given what he's put his voice through, I wouldn't be surprised. But we can't expect him to rock as hard as he did when he was in Oasis, nor should we expect him to hit all those high notes. He was a mere 22 when a lot of those songs were written. I honestly wish he'd consider doing all the old Oasis tunes in lower keys, to spare his voice, and to show off the more mature, manly voice that he now has. Just my beef as a fellow aging singer, with Hashimoto's no less! I feel for him, and the expectations placed on him to sound as he once was. His voice now is really beautiful, he's using it in a much wiser and more intelligent way, and the musicians are working with him in a much more respectful manner...allowing his vocals to be front and centre, and not asking him to scream over wailing guitars. A new age of Liam is dawning, and it's a beautiful thing! Thanks again for this lovely compilation, so excellent! xo
Been waiting for you to comment and I completely agree with everything you said. I’m planning on making a video on the things we know he’s done to recover his voice at some point so that might interest you a lot!
I saw oasis live during the dont believe the truth tour in 2005 and obviously had no inkling about his vocal chords then, even less so when he was doing a great cover of my generation. Glad to think hes back to his best nowadays in a more mature vocal range.
Wendy Weiler Music ... glad to read tha comment You wrote, about Liam needing to care for tha voice and about tha band maybe playing in a lower key .... told friends 15 years ago that Oasis needed to play a few of tha songs from tha first three albums in a lower key so that Liam didn't need to strain and would be able to sing with a full voice .... singer empathy here too .. Slainte
@@danielalexandermclachlanga3781 good call, Daniel! Some of us get it: that the vocal chords age along with the rest of us, and we really ought not to hold people to keeping up their youthful standards. Something is lost...but something is found...with the aging voice. Liam has found more than he's lost, and it's a beautiful thing! Peace & love from Toronto! Xo
@@fakestradio4741 they were on form, they had in my opinion the best Oasis drummer and they were putting together great setlists and Noel and Gem's guitars were sounding incredible, but it wasn't meant to last.
Saw them in Manchester in 2009 and they sounded great. My red mate who didn’t like them as people due to his Rag beliefs, slagged Liam’s singing off at the time, but he came with us and said it was brilliant.
38.35 when I first heard this band as a 14 year old kid back in 95 they changed my life completely so Noel there has just broken me (I’ve never seen it before so I’m in bits)😭💔
@@eddysandland58 I agree. I know the Oasis fans has a soft spot for Be Here Now as it has rock songs. I personally love D'You Know What I Mean? and Stand By Me but its a very mediocre album with over produced song. Songs that I like All Around the World is long, and Don't Go Away is great but I believe Noel should have sang that song. Don't Believe the Truth is so much better than the fans give it credit for.
23:04 he gets his voice back just to sing "about you now". Pretty sure something similar happens during Live Forever at Campo de Polo 06, he sings a single line in his actual voice.
yeah you’re thinking about that bit from live forever in campo, its kinda like late stages of dimentia where people get moments of clarity, very strange and very heartbreaking
I thought i need to wait your vid like waiting for the gta 6 but turns out i didnt need to, anyways well done to the edit, cant wait for the next and finale
Not sure about Glasto 2004, he doesn't sound horrendous for most of the set but you can tell why its not considered one of their goodens, even though it does stand out better than what we also call Oasis' worst gigs
My mate Debbie was working in Afflecks and I was in there having a brew on a Saturday afternoon. She asked me to play guitar in her band, 1993, so went down to rehearse at the Boardwalk. Went for a pint while the band they were sharing with finished up, she said they always went over. So we jibbed over there to try and get rid of 'em but they were still finishing up their set. I heard three songs, 'Cigarettes and Alcohol', 'Supersonic' and 'I am the Walrus'. Loud as fuck. Then a big row kicked off about a pack of cigs or something. Can remember it like it was yesterday!
Great work! The part of the 2005-2006 era is shocking. We all agree that he is one of the last pure stars, but he should be more careful or at least take some lessons of how to keep his voice in good state. Someone should have explained what his talent is and how to exploit it. Nevertheless, we all admire the "signing at the edge". Moreover, Hashimoto and hypothyroidism have definitely an impact on the voice (of not only singers, but generally). In any case, let's see what is hidden in the last rebirth part.
Cheers for watching it all through 👍 Agreed with the angry thing as well. Listen to morning glory from iTunes 2009 if you want another screamer haha. There’s no footage and the audio isn’t the best quality but it’s very interesting to listen to
@@fakestradio4741 Yeah I’m defo gonna listen to it. I also love when he screams badass quotes through a song, I remember in Rome he was pissed about the fact that Man City could’ve been banned from the Champions League and when he was singing Cig & Alcohol (I think) he screamed “This is for you foo*in’ ****” but I couldn’t understand the insult in english 😂😂
Sometimes I feel like the most chaotic versions of Liam's voice in this video at the Oasis era, the mic was so low, It makes him shout even more louder, sounds like he's struggling to reach all notes every single moment, but with you think that's not his fault, when you put this kind of pressure in your vocal chords it doesn't work for a whole gig, maybe during four or five songs after that the voice automatically will gone
@@fakestradio4741 ah damn, I was 99% sure it was unreleased, I'm pretty sure I know every Oasis song lol. Well thanks for the answer and for including it!! Gosh I hope it comes out someday
@@fakestradio4741 that's the first hour long TH-cam vid I've had the patience/interest to stick with 😁 Literally couldn't turn it off. Should have been asleep a long time ago 🤣Great effort on your part pal
Not bugging at all mate. I appreciate the interest. I don’t know when it will be out tbh. I want it to be good and I’m running into a lot of copyright issues
My god there’s occasions in 2005 & 06 when he sounds truly abysmal. 2009 was shocking too, probably for the best the band ended then even if his voice wasn’t the reason for the break-up.
I like Liam's Beady Eye era singing, especially on the first album Different Gear, Still Speeding. I really think that he needs to rest it periodically to keep it in peak form.
I saw Beady Eye after the first album and in San Francisco and he chunked "for no one" ... The next night stars were out in Los Angeles..he kinda chuckled let's see how this goes and nailed it. His voice has always been here and there.
Pobre Liam que tanto sofre com Tireoidite de Hashimoto desde 2002. Doença terrível causa rouquidão, cai os cabelos, causa irritação e dores pelo corpo, artrite, depressão, ganho de peso engorda, só quem tem sabe como é triste. Liam nunca se vitimizou e só foi diagnosticado em 2014. Doença auto imune sem cura e pode ficar estável com muita medicação e alimentação adequada. Liam é um guerreiro e continua na batalha fazendo o que mais ama que é cantar! Amo esse menino meu eterno menino Liam! ❤
Again the same as before im so grateful for your deep insighful knowledge & wisdom and to make a 4 parter is amazing I've so much gratitude.I saw Oasis twice in 2005 both in Glasgow at the SECC centre and Hampden and at the time fought it was amazing but did hear people say they wheren't sure toward the end of the concert as if he sounded as amazing as I did and thought his throat maybe sore ,well with a few beers in me listening to the best band ever i'd think they sounded tops all through to the end .Hampden 2008 was also a great experience that i fought was flawless again but again appreciate your wisdom and there last live gig in Glasgow . Hopefully youv more interesting vids after part 4 or in the making ,again Gratitude for sharing ❤️
@@fakestradio4741 Really it is appreciated plus youv had to put your own good time , effort ,knowledge ,into well everything youv done to put this altogether,So credit to you , there is usually pounds to pay for this level of viewing 🤝 Keep up the top content mate ,brilliant ☝️🔥🔥🔥👏
i don't know, but i personally like Liam's music alot better than Noels. Liams got alot more edge to it. noels new stuff is pop. i feel bad for liam they say, well he doesn't play and right his songs but he has that rock n roll personality that's unmistakable. i meet him in philly before the show at McDonald's with spike i was in a band at the time and i tried to get him to come to the pub were my singer bartends. at that time he said to me he was on the wagon. he asked me who he was playing with that night?. really cool guy to meet and genuine.
Luckily for me I like both of their solo stuff haha. I’ve heard Liam say that he’s not a songwriter he’s just a singer at heart, and that he just writes songs when they come to him. Can’t knock him for that
I remember watching Glasto -04 with my mate (whos also a massive Oasis-fan) and going: that was really fucking awful. Saw Liam -19 and hes back. In full. Can’t wait and see what he does next. ✌🏼😊 great video by the way!
I don't wanna sound mean, but Liam's voice quality seemed to be related with his hairstyle at the time, just look at his hair in 2006 lol! But in all seriousness, it's honestly painful to hear how bad his voice got before it go any better. His version of Stand By Me on MTV Unplugged is what got me into Oasis, hope to see some highlights from that concert! Looking forward for the 4th part.
If I remember correctly that 2004 Glastonbury gig was one of Zac Starkey’s first with oasis. That may be why the tempo seems a bit off. Good thing after a little time he became their best drummer
2004 is indeed very interesting. Though I think the quality recording of the Pool Lighthouse gig not being that good makes it look like his voice is better. But as far as the Glastonbury gig I agree one bad performance of one particular song have the whole performance a bad rap and it's unfair.
Ohh I totally forgot about that the last episode is still coming. Still love both of them. I wish that they would make peace with eachother. It was a good video. Thank you for uploading!
Oasis’s management are to blame they knew Liam had the condition and the effect it has on his voice giving him a rest period between gigs would of meant this was avoided. Liam is properly managed this days hence his comeback.
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FINALLY it’s here. Took me way longer than expected and I ran into many technical issues but here it is.
I hope you enjoy this part and it’s many ups and downs.
Many people thought this part was going to be purely “painful” and “heartbreaking”, and It Is sometimes but hopefully I surprised you with some of Liam’s monstrous talent that you didn’t know about. Lots of people seem to think that Liam’s voice was completely gone by the start of 2005 but that’s clearly not the case.
The next part of this series will be the finale and the “Rebirth”. It won’t be nearly as long so It probably wont take as long as this one did but no promises 😂
Thanks for the support and interest everyone 👍👍👍
If you’ve read this far then leave me a comment and tell me what you thought
When you do the rebirth video, can you include him doing I’m outta time at the SSE arena in Belfast because that was amazing
I think I said this back on part one but for real man this is the hypest shit- I love these. I can't wait for the finale!
@@dylanfrank2464 yes! And I hope the studio footage from the recording of 'As You Were' is in. For me personally would be amazing to see his rebirth in process.
I remember very well how much I was hyped for AYW in January-April 2017 when it was being recorded, and every snap of Liam looking finally after all those years healthy, fit and with good haircut was a revelation for me in a way.
And I was blown away when I saw gig bootlegs and that Glasto 2017 perfomance! If he came to Russia back then, I would die because of a happiness overdose
It’s all going in 👍
I can't wait to see the final part. I am from argentina, and i coudn't understand the most part of the final dialogue. But i coud heard that Bonhead was talking or coud be Paul. Liam's brother
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Liam “now is not the time to cry”
Camera changes and Noels crying
@@RobertHutchinson398 looks like he’s about to burst out in tears
yeah why is he crying ong
@@katycosgrove7083 he knows it’s over I suppose
@@freddiedegaris7195 that’s so sad :(
I had a thought that he maybe thought about his how his brother’s voice has deteriorated over the last 10 years. But it was probably what people said above
This is fascinating.. rewatched Supersonic again yesterday and I took notice when Noel implied that Liam when started walking off during gigs he took over the singing role it was because Liam was having a strop or whatever. Liam replied " I resent that massively" There was real conviction in his voice and for all his faults Liam always put the music first and the stage was and is his favourite place to be. I genuinely believe he was really struggling to sing in that style but nobody in the Oasis organisation realised or tried to help, too busy riding the gravy train. Once he started to bail during shows, Noel took the opportunity to relish the extra limelight. He literally says as much in the Supersonic documentary. Liam said that he resented being left to twiddle his thumbs for more and more sections of the shows while Noel sang more and more songs. I think that is a much overlooked aspect of why the wheels came off the way they did. Any singer that's been around for a few years knows you have to do things to take care of your voice if you perform night after night and that's without caning it. I've worked with bands all my life and behind all the PR/ Spin you'd be surprised how many cider vinegar/ honey and lemon drinks are siting next to the bottles of JD and the amount of un-rock 'n roll sounding warm up exercises are to be heard emanating from behind dressing room doors. Liam would have been too proud to ask and no one else was bothering to look. You just can't sing with that kind of rasp night after night without doing something to protect your voice. Glad he's back on form now though, he seems happy and the new albums are great so onwards and upwards I guess?.
U got it.... when you sing professionally, there are tools of the trade & protocols that MUST be in place in order to pull it off. In all actuality, it is commendable that he was able to go on as long as he did, in the style he did. That is no easy feat, and the man clearly had no technical knowledge about breath support, or proper care for vocal longevity. He was running on PURE ROCK AND ROLL Piss & Vinegar, belting out at max capacity. Imo, what really did him in was the lifestyle. Cigs & Booze are KILLER for a light tenor voice like his. Throw in the chems and very little sleep, and it is only a matter of time until the voice wears out. He needed someone to step in and help him out, a vocal specialist would have probably saved him. I feel like if his big brother would have stepped in and said "alright kid, i see your struggling, lets get you some help", it could have gone a long way. The way it looks to me, is that at that point, the personal problems between those two were just piling up, and instead of trying to help Liam, Noel said "Sod It. He will wear himself out, and then I can have another reason to go and do my own thing". So it came to pass, and we got BEADY EYE, which was massively underrated. It was overshadowed by the specter of Oasis, unduly, and the music wasn't really appreciated. Liam did a number on his instrument, no doubt. Yet, here we are, in 2022, and the man has risen out of it, started looking after himself and had begun to restore his voice. Two massively successful solo albums, and headlining gigs all over Britain and Europe. It goes to show ya, that personal resilience and tenacity will serve you well, if you are able to couple it with a bit of discipline. Liam learned this later in life (like most of us do), and it is working out for him. I am a huge fan of Noel, as well, but it does make me smile to see that Liam is selling more tickets and albums than his big brother, but only because Noel has dug Liam, his voice and overall musical ability, out publicly so many times, and really has tried to downplay the importance of his role in Oasis. Noel got a little big for his boots while Liam was away, saying that it was really only him and his songs that made Oasis, which is absolutely not so. Talent always rises to the top, and that is why Liam is where he is. The man has a naturally brilliant voice and ability to deliver a song, and performance, that people love to see and hear. I believe some of his best is still yet to come. I'm really hoping for the lippy PUNK album he has said he would like to make. Awesome series, Fakest Radio, keep em coming.
@@user-oh7iv3ij5x He might not have recovered his vocals if he had stayed with Noel too
@@clouds-rb9xtI completely agree to this, if oasis hadn't split up, Liam would have never been able to recover his voice and I think by this point he would literally be unable to speak let alone sing
You have to be willing to participate in your own rescue , be accountable ,well Liam certainly has plus hes grown up a fair bit , thanks for sharing your knowledge & insight into Liams voice its very much appreciated , many people just aren't aware of how much work ppl have to put in on themselves first and yeah I think people fought Liam was at it . but most supestars usually want to repay there fans well most of us gd ones or lucky ones .
Gratitude ❤️
@@zorbzy2866 and now they're back for a london tour next year, wicked.
Even when Liams having some of his worst years he still sounds like an angel when him and gem are doing the little acoustic sessions
Daamn man.. it was so difficult to listen to him sing by the end, especially in 2006. That was HORRIBLE! I’m just grateful he’s managed to recover his voice and sound as good as he does today. Can’t wait for Part 4! Thank you FR!
When I’ve collected a few recent things it’s honestly amazing how he recovered
Lol they should have just quit doing Lyla, Stop crying your heart out and live forever in themid 00s late 2005 06 & 07 he just butchered them partly on purpose i think. Partly cos he can't sing them that well but being liam instead of just singing fairly poorly he has to totaly destroy it on purpose to feel in control.
I bet Gem Archer was cringing when he butchered his song a bell will ring or was that andy bell? Either way it was bad
dude, seeing noel sad like that in the 2009 gigs, like on the verge of crying.. that hurts
Watch Slide Away from the iTunes festival. Liam looks super angry at himself that he can't sing it like he used to and looks like he wants to apologize to Noel and Noel looks on the verge of tears there
It’s awful isn’t it 😭
@@vita1ogy. yes but no, he was angry that he couldn't sing like he used to but apologizing to Noel for not being able to sing?🤣 This IS Liam Gallagher we're talking about here. During that gig he was SO mad at Noel because he knew the end was coming and he knew Noel wanted out and that was gonna end the band it was gonna end Oasis. He's angry with Noel and himself in that gig ( also some wanker in the crowd threw their pint at Liam before he began to sing )
@@danielmchale7635 Nah mate, when Noel does the I don't know, I don't care bit, you can see Liam look at Noel and the look in his eyes says I'm sorry
@@vita1ogy. WHAT?!? Na that's a look of RAGE mate. He's mad at Noel, why would he be sorry at a Time where the two hated each other so much that they didn't talk to each other and still don't to this day. That look that Liam gave Noel was a long cold and hard stare. He stared through Noel's soul. Their rivalry and hatred spread onto the rest of the band. Everything became bitter, nothing was special anymore and both of em knew the end was coming. Noel knew he was out. Liam knew it since beginning of 08 that's why he wrote " I'm outta Time" the song is about the breakup of Oasis Even tho it hadn't happened yet. For proof listen to the lyrics in the chorus. " If I'm to fall, would you be there to applaud or would you hide behind them all " this is Liam saying to Noel " hey when the band is over will we still be okay?, Will you abandon me or stay on my side?" . Liam knew the end was coming before Noel had Even thought about it. That Itunes gigs was one of the last Oasis gigs, Liam and Noel hated each other. During Slide Away Noel looks depressed and Liam is furious, we even see Liam visibly when singing that he's pissed. He's mad at Noel for ruining things for the band and for the fans for leaving Oasis despite not having yet done so.
38:33 hits so hard, right in the gut, and even right on that "now is not the time to cry" verse
It is an absolute travesty they never did wonderwall acoustic with liam on vocals in 1995. Would have been monstrous
I know. One of the worlds biggest mysteries
They did in 1996, but imo it didn't quite work because of the tempo
@@markstrekalov8156 some people say they never got it right live but at knebworth it’s great!
The one they did in cork 1996 is the best Acoustic arrangement they did because it has a cello in it to copy the mellontron parts.
Although not acoustic, to me, the best live versions they did were in 1999.
@@badgasaurus4211 the one in cork has pretty poor audio tho. I agree the electric versions were great
2009 looks and sounds angry at himself
Was initially thinking, bit long for a vid on LG's voice, but actually dead interesting. Nice one.
There was a loooot to go through after all. Glad you changed your mind 👍😂
9:16 watching them record is the most wholesome thing I’ve seen all day, him and Noel look genuinely happy together
It’s amazing how his voice has recovered to where it is now - absolutely remarkable! Great video
Thank you
These videos are an absolute masterpiece.
Thanks a lot
Liam said himself that Glastonbury 2004 was terrible and said wearing in ear monitors spun him out for 15 yrs. To me he wasn't singing as well with them on but there's more to the story as got diagnosed with Hashimoto's disease which makes his voice hoarse at times. His mum has it as well.
13:40 one of the best renditions of the song since TOTP 2002. Its a shame that they didn't perform it live more often in the later years.
Damn Liam's voice in that 2004 gig was absolutely monstrous
in a positive way
@@user-yo8bw7jl5c agreed haha
2006 is unbearable to listen to
Waited for ages but it was worth it actually got really excited when the notification came up, top video man
Thanks a lot!
@@fakestradio4741 no problem lad
FINALLY! Thank you for this, seriously. Really interesting to follow how his voice progresses over the years. Can't wait for the last episode!
Thanks for the comment 👍
1:20 I actually loved the touch that Noel gave to Songbird during the Dig Out Your Soul tour in 2008-09.
This video reminded me that in the 2000s Liam always had all kinds of different outfits that looked cool. I like the parka, but wow does he literally wear it every day now. Just saw a picture of him in the studio recently and he’s still wearing the parka. I think it’s part of his skin now
He embraced the meme
@@fakestradio4741 I think he wears it because of his psoriasis, he's trying to block exposure to the sun as he performs at a lot of outdoor festivals.
2006 tour should have never happened, Noel should have said we're going on hiatus and Liam is sorting out his vocal issues, but instead we end up with the brothers getting more distant and Liam's voice deteriorating from an undiagnosed thyroid issue.
YEP
That what happened to liams voice? Thought it was all the smoking, partying and belting out tunes aggressively had just taken its toll.
Know he was still having some troubles with it on a recent tour
@@terryhoskin3739 I'm sure his rock n' roll lifestyle didn't help
@@PaperBanjo64let’s hope it’s back for the upcoming tour ❤
@@terryhoskin3739 from what I'm hearing out of him he sounds as good as he did around 2000/01 he's gonna sound mega on the Oasis reunion tour
40:30 is my favorite live version of "slide away" in the 2000s
Wow I'm only halfway through and I can already see the level of effort and knowledge that's gone into this video! What an effort, well done sir!
Thank you very much
YES IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR AGES
We back
Amazing! I love that it's finally in and that it looks craic
Hope the 2017+ phase will be named 'Phoenix phase'
WOAH GREAT IDEA!!
@@fakestradio4741 have to show lots of “ exit 2017 festival “
@@forestfan3 sure I’ll use that
@@forestfan3, Glastonbury n and Reperbahn aswell
This is going to be the one we all don't like watching, Great video idea and well executed thank you for making this
During summer 2009 gigs Liam looks like he knows that his next 7 years will be very painful for him personally and career wise and he can do nothing about it
He looks cool at least tho
@@fakestradio4741 yeah the outfits are alright
Great series. So many ups and downs his voice has been through. One of the greatest frontmen of all time. Some of his greatest performances in the Oasis "middle ages" were Live forever 1st night in at Wembley 2000 (second night was awful), DYKWIM in Tokyo 2002 and The C&A + Morning Glory V festival 2006 - where he compensated for the bad voice with sheer power in his output.
Wow, lot of work to put this together for sure.I'm very excited for the rebirth episode. Really impressed how Liam has showed perseverance through this. He could have given up, but he's still out there putting on awesome shows. Hope to see him soon, since he had to pull out of a show in the US I was supposed to see him at 2 years ago now.
Thanks a lot 👍
The next one will be very enjoyable.
Hope I get to see him as well
The transition into 2005 at Manchester ..... Goosebumps
In my opinion early 2005 is how Liam actually sounds when he sings "normal", not sneering or over-shouting but he does struggle in some places but overall great. I think the wear and tear is all caused by singing technique that is worsen by his hashimoto's. Singing with all throat with the dryness or horseness will wreak his vocals. Anyway my two cents from a longlife fan.
Absolutely mindblowing job mate
Thank you so much!
The Legend Returns
Finally
Part 3 came out faster than I expected
This timelines are the best. I'm amazed how he was able to get his voice back to a similar level to what he had in the 90's.
Thanks a lot for this great compilation mate
Cheers!!
You’ve got good patience! Thanks for eh comment 👍
Awesome. Great video. Painful to listen to at times. I’m so glad his voice has gotten better.
Thanks
The acoustic version of "Start Anew" in 2013 is one of my favourite Liam performances, I wish he'd do more of that kinda thing.
Yeah it’s amazing isn’t it
@@fakestradio4741 100%. His voice on the Acoustic Sessions version of "Meadow" is similar and it's *so* good.
Back when I became an Oasis fan I loved Liam's looks in 2008-09 and especially in spring-summer 2013 right before the BE failure and all those secret child stories
One thing I never see people commenting on, so I never know if I'm the only person who thinks it or not, but it always amazes me how in one video Liam can look so much older than he actually is, and then look like his young '97 self in another - the acoustic wonderwall from '05 for example.
Certain angles and how much he weighs I think. It is very weird tho haha
@@fakestradio4741 I think it's the hairstyle choices and glasses too. He always looks very stylish, but to say he's early 30s in some of these is crazy
@@olivercobbin95 yeah the hairstyles make a big difference
@@olivercobbin95 exactly, if you look at his 2021 gigs like at TRNSMT his hair makes him look like ‘03 liam all over again
And Noel is the exact opposite. He’s been aging very gracefully since oasis broke up
I been at probably the worst oasis gig ever at Campo de Polo 06, but at that time I didn’t know it. It was my first oasis gig and from the field it sounded amazing, pure rock and roll. Besides, from my emotions of being my 1st concert make me don’t care about how it sounded, however when i saw it on TH-cam later I found out I sounded awful. But at that time I didn’t care. A totally different thing was on River Plate Stadium 09, you can barely hear it singing because the mic was so low, so maybe the 2009 overall was the worst compared to the Polo 06’ , even some people disagree. But after all, Liam in his worst day is better than any of the other bands I seen in my life . Long live to Liam and fakest radio ✌️
I’d say you were still very lucky to see it haha. Thanks man 👍
Very excited for the next part
Me too!!
ok been loving this series ur doing but after watching the video I want to see a Roll it over mix made by you so bad now. the fade outs from that 2008 info writing u did was great. plz make an Roll it over mix.
Thank you! that’s not really my area of expertise tho. Maybe ask Maxi Gonzales?
@@fakestradio4741 I do like Maxi Gonzales mixes but it also never hurts to try making a full Oasis song mix Just saying. =)
@@mr2-d782 if only hazed would make one😭
@@fakestradio4741 That would be cool if Hazed came back been waiting for that next Hazed mix of a while now I wonder what that Biblical man been up to.
Really REALLY enjoyable, and so well done! Thanks so much for this one! So interesting listening to how Liam comes back against all odds. Strong man...strong will...strong voice! I wonder if he's ever had any surgeries for vocal nodes etc. Given what he's put his voice through, I wouldn't be surprised. But we can't expect him to rock as hard as he did when he was in Oasis, nor should we expect him to hit all those high notes. He was a mere 22 when a lot of those songs were written. I honestly wish he'd consider doing all the old Oasis tunes in lower keys, to spare his voice, and to show off the more mature, manly voice that he now has. Just my beef as a fellow aging singer, with Hashimoto's no less! I feel for him, and the expectations placed on him to sound as he once was. His voice now is really beautiful, he's using it in a much wiser and more intelligent way, and the musicians are working with him in a much more respectful manner...allowing his vocals to be front and centre, and not asking him to scream over wailing guitars. A new age of Liam is dawning, and it's a beautiful thing! Thanks again for this lovely compilation, so excellent! xo
Been waiting for you to comment and I completely agree with everything you said. I’m planning on making a video on the things we know he’s done to recover his voice at some point so that might interest you a lot!
@@fakestradio4741 can't wait for that one! ❤🎵🎶
I saw oasis live during the dont believe the truth tour in 2005 and obviously had no inkling about his vocal chords then, even less so when he was doing a great cover of my generation. Glad to think hes back to his best nowadays in a more mature vocal range.
Wendy Weiler Music ... glad to read tha comment You wrote, about Liam needing to care for tha voice and about tha band maybe playing in a lower key .... told friends 15 years ago that Oasis needed to play a few of tha songs from tha first three albums in a lower key so that Liam didn't need to strain and would be able to sing with a full voice .... singer empathy here too .. Slainte
@@danielalexandermclachlanga3781 good call, Daniel! Some of us get it: that the vocal chords age along with the rest of us, and we really ought not to hold people to keeping up their youthful standards. Something is lost...but something is found...with the aging voice. Liam has found more than he's lost, and it's a beautiful thing! Peace & love from Toronto! Xo
I remember hearing Oasis shows in 2008 and thinking "Wow this band is back". Little did I know what was going to happen within a year 😥
Yeah if you go on TH-cam to gigs at that time people all say that the band was back on form
@@fakestradio4741 they were on form, they had in my opinion the best Oasis drummer and they were putting together great setlists and Noel and Gem's guitars were sounding incredible, but it wasn't meant to last.
Wish they did Bring it on down in 2008, beggars can't be choosers though...
Saw them in Manchester in 2009 and they sounded great.
My red mate who didn’t like them as people due to his Rag beliefs, slagged Liam’s singing off at the time, but he came with us and said it was brilliant.
38.35 when I first heard this band as a 14 year old kid back in 95 they changed my life completely so Noel there has just broken me (I’ve never seen it before so I’m in bits)😭💔
Finally some love for the Poole Lighthouse gig! Best Hindu times tbh.
14:23 one of Liam's brilliant but underrated song. Guess God Thinks I'm Abel is one of their best songs that no one talks about
One of my favourites
Tune Man And Love Like A Bomb The Meaning Of Soul! Love DBTT Album personally the best after BHN
@@eddysandland58 I agree. I know the Oasis fans has a soft spot for Be Here Now as it has rock songs. I personally love D'You Know What I Mean? and Stand By Me but its a very mediocre album with over produced song. Songs that I like All Around the World is long, and Don't Go Away is great but I believe Noel should have sang that song.
Don't Believe the Truth is so much better than the fans give it credit for.
36:10 people ask for Knebworth and Maine Road albums. I actually want an album for Argentina 2009 just for the crowd energy alone
Im from argentina, it is such a pleasure that one of their best gigs were in my country. Dont look back in anger in that gig is just amazing
Great Job, Fantastic series. I appreciate the amount of time and effort you've put into this and I've thoroughly enjoyed watching.
Thank you very much
Don't forget to include in part 4 liam performance on reading festival last night mate
Oh don’t worry I won’t
23:04 he gets his voice back just to sing "about you now". Pretty sure something similar happens during Live Forever at Campo de Polo 06, he sings a single line in his actual voice.
I know it’s very weird.
yeah you’re thinking about that bit from live forever in campo, its kinda like late stages of dimentia where people get moments of clarity, very strange and very heartbreaking
I thought i need to wait your vid like waiting for the gta 6 but turns out i didnt need to, anyways well done to the edit, cant wait for the next and finale
Hopefully it’s out forever now haha
Not sure about Glasto 2004, he doesn't sound horrendous for most of the set but you can tell why its not considered one of their goodens, even though it does stand out better than what we also call Oasis' worst gigs
Oasis is a MasterBand
And you...Your channel is biblical! Congrats dude 😎
Thanks a lot
Back watching this again just a masterpiece , they all are good work man
Seeing him this June in Manchester lets go!
Thanks a lot! Finale soon
My mate Debbie was working in Afflecks and I was in there having a brew on a Saturday afternoon. She asked me to play guitar in her band, 1993, so went down to rehearse at the Boardwalk. Went for a pint while the band they were sharing with finished up, she said they always went over. So we jibbed over there to try and get rid of 'em but they were still finishing up their set. I heard three songs, 'Cigarettes and Alcohol', 'Supersonic' and 'I am the Walrus'. Loud as fuck. Then a big row kicked off about a pack of cigs or something. Can remember it like it was yesterday!
Great work! The part of the 2005-2006 era is shocking. We all agree that he is one of the last pure stars, but he should be more careful or at least take some lessons of how to keep his voice in good state. Someone should have explained what his talent is and how to exploit it. Nevertheless, we all admire the "signing at the edge". Moreover, Hashimoto and hypothyroidism have definitely an impact on the voice (of not only singers, but generally).
In any case, let's see what is hidden in the last rebirth part.
7:17 great point about the slower tempo, they usually play a lot of their songs a bit faster in the nineties
Worked way better imo
Thank you for this! One of the best Oasis channels!
Thank you!
38:20 Now its not the time to cry.
38:23 Noel starts crying 🤣🤣
I am anticipating the part 4 of this.
Me too 😂
4:30 damn they sang Meaning of Soul before the release of Don't Believe the Truth
Very fast paced song probs would have fucked his voice
@@djs2318 suits it very well though
Was that the warm up Gig for Glastonbury? Poole House? I think they played A Bell Will Ring as well 🤔 Both Tunes
Finally got time to watch it, amazing piece as always. I do really like when he spits his lyrics angrily, they hit me differently don’t know why.
Cheers for watching it all through 👍
Agreed with the angry thing as well. Listen to morning glory from iTunes 2009 if you want another screamer haha. There’s no footage and the audio isn’t the best quality but it’s very interesting to listen to
@@fakestradio4741 Yeah I’m defo gonna listen to it. I also love when he screams badass quotes through a song, I remember in Rome he was pissed about the fact that Man City could’ve been banned from the Champions League and when he was singing Cig & Alcohol (I think) he screamed “This is for you foo*in’ ****” but I couldn’t understand the insult in english 😂😂
My Big Mouth '08 would work out amazing if Liam started singing it now
Yeah I bet it would
Sometimes I feel like the most chaotic versions of Liam's voice in this video at the Oasis era, the mic was so low, It makes him shout even more louder, sounds like he's struggling to reach all notes every single moment, but with you think that's not his fault, when you put this kind of pressure in your vocal chords it doesn't work for a whole gig, maybe during four or five songs after that the voice automatically will gone
What is the song at 9:15??? Liam with Gem on piano... it sounds really good???
Incomplete or never released song called “show me your love”
@@fakestradio4741 ah damn, I was 99% sure it was unreleased, I'm pretty sure I know every Oasis song lol. Well thanks for the answer and for including it!! Gosh I hope it comes out someday
@@slidenaway hahaha 🤣 yeah I hope it comes out one day because Liam would smash that nowadays
Excellent work mate, thank you 👍
Thank YOU
@@fakestradio4741 that's the first hour long TH-cam vid I've had the patience/interest to stick with 😁 Literally couldn't turn it off. Should have been asleep a long time ago 🤣Great effort on your part pal
@@Tim321-g5x hahah wow thanks a lot! That helps me out 👍
Great job! Liam is a vocal beast anyway
not to bug but when will part4 be outtt can’t wait love the stuff man
Not bugging at all mate. I appreciate the interest. I don’t know when it will be out tbh. I want it to be good and I’m running into a lot of copyright issues
Great video. Waiting for the rebirth.
I have a sore throat rn, and only the thought if singing like him is making it hurt more
My god there’s occasions in 2005 & 06 when he sounds truly abysmal. 2009 was shocking too, probably for the best the band ended then even if his voice wasn’t the reason for the break-up.
Very sad
I like Liam's Beady Eye era singing, especially on the first album Different Gear, Still Speeding. I really think that he needs to rest it periodically to keep it in peak form.
I saw Beady Eye after the first album and in San Francisco and he chunked "for no one" ... The next night stars were out in Los Angeles..he kinda chuckled let's see how this goes and nailed it. His voice has always been here and there.
Pobre Liam que tanto sofre com Tireoidite de Hashimoto desde 2002.
Doença terrível causa rouquidão, cai os cabelos, causa irritação e dores pelo corpo, artrite, depressão, ganho de peso engorda, só quem tem sabe como é triste. Liam nunca se vitimizou e só foi diagnosticado em 2014.
Doença auto imune sem cura e pode ficar estável com muita medicação e alimentação adequada.
Liam é um guerreiro e continua na batalha fazendo o que mais ama que é cantar!
Amo esse menino meu eterno menino Liam! ❤
Again the same as before im so grateful for your deep insighful knowledge & wisdom and to make a 4 parter is amazing I've so much gratitude.I saw Oasis twice in 2005 both in Glasgow at the SECC centre and Hampden and at the time fought it was amazing but did hear people say they wheren't sure toward the end of the concert as if he sounded as amazing as I did and thought his throat maybe sore ,well with a few beers in me listening to the best band ever i'd think they sounded tops all through to the end .Hampden 2008 was also a great experience that i fought was flawless again but again appreciate your wisdom and there last live gig in Glasgow .
Hopefully youv more interesting vids after part 4 or in the making ,again Gratitude for sharing ❤️
@@MickPurvis1986 thanks a lot mate, it’s comments like these that make me want to make more videos
@@fakestradio4741 Really it is appreciated plus youv had to put your own good time , effort ,knowledge ,into well
everything youv done to put this altogether,So credit to you , there is usually pounds to pay for this level of viewing 🤝
Keep up the top content mate ,brilliant ☝️🔥🔥🔥👏
What is the song at 00:08 ? Just can’t figure it out for the life of me but love the sound of the melody
Natural Mystic (Bob Marley cover)
i don't know, but i personally like Liam's music alot better than Noels. Liams got alot more edge to it. noels new stuff is pop. i feel bad for liam they say, well he doesn't play and right his songs but he has that rock n roll personality that's unmistakable. i meet him in philly before the show at McDonald's with spike i was in a band at the time and i tried to get him to come to the pub were my singer bartends. at that time he said to me he was on the wagon. he asked me who he was playing with that night?. really cool guy to meet and genuine.
Luckily for me I like both of their solo stuff haha. I’ve heard Liam say that he’s not a songwriter he’s just a singer at heart, and that he just writes songs when they come to him. Can’t knock him for that
i've been waiting for this! thanks.
Thank you so much for this series man!
You’re welcome 👍 Thank you for the comment
Footage Liams performance last night at the O2 NHS benefit would go great with your final video
I of course mean your next video about the rebirth
@@seandougherty6010 thanks for the suggestion. I’ll probably use that
Eventhough the glastonbury '04 gig is weak Liam certainly gets awards for best dressed.
Top quality. Thx so much.
You’re welcome 👍
I remember watching Glasto -04 with my mate (whos also a massive Oasis-fan) and going: that was really fucking awful.
Saw Liam -19 and hes back. In full. Can’t wait and see what he does next. ✌🏼😊 great video by the way!
I don't wanna sound mean, but Liam's voice quality seemed to be related with his hairstyle at the time, just look at his hair in 2006 lol!
But in all seriousness, it's honestly painful to hear how bad his voice got before it go any better. His version of Stand By Me on MTV Unplugged is what got me into Oasis, hope to see some highlights from that concert! Looking forward for the 4th part.
It’s copyrighted which is really annoying 😢
Thank you sir enjoyed very much. Good work 👍🏻
I'd love to hear him sing I'm outta time and the shock of the lightning these days. Probably would sound great
He did outta time in 2019
Awesome post!!! THANNKS!!!! FR
Thank you! 🙏
If I remember correctly that 2004 Glastonbury gig was one of Zac Starkey’s first with oasis. That may be why the tempo seems a bit off. Good thing after a little time he became their best drummer
*Tony McCarroll wants to know your location*
@@roboticoperatingbuddy5443 Alan White wants to know yours
20:27 I think Noel ruins turn up the sun, Liams voice just suits it and it’s not like there’s any high notes for Noel to help out with.
They just like harmonising haha
A lot of rare footage here!
Yeah I tried to find some stuff that the hardcore fans weren’t familiar with
@ 23:48 made me sad and angry that Noel was laughing at him!
Great work! This was edited very nicely. What are some of your other favorite bands other than probably The Beatles?
The Jam, The Verve, Stone Roses
6:45 I think Noel even said that Oasis' Glastonbury ventures were not that impressive
2004 is indeed very interesting. Though I think the quality recording of the Pool Lighthouse gig not being that good makes it look like his voice is better. But as far as the Glastonbury gig I agree one bad performance of one particular song have the whole performance a bad rap and it's unfair.
BIBLICAL effort! Can't thank you enough for these videos! Mad fer it!
👍
That I'm Outta Time performance made me cry when I first saw it. Liam's scarred voice complemented it really well.
Ohh I totally forgot about that the last episode is still coming. Still love both of them. I wish that they would make peace with eachother. It was a good video. Thank you for uploading!
Next part will be great
AMAZING JOB
Thanks a lot!
Oasis’s management are to blame they knew Liam had the condition and the effect it has on his voice giving him a rest period between gigs would of meant this was avoided. Liam is properly managed this days hence his comeback.
it's painful to watch this because u know he's suffering
Definitely very painful at times. Physically and mentally