@@shredder9536 Hey Shredder, I'm not sure what you mean exactly. Are you saying that black people aren't usually sensible or American people/DJ's aren't. My only problem is with young black & white guys that try to talk like they are from the US & act like gangster rappers, where they do the stupid hand gestures, like they "is born in the Ghetto". If you get what I mean. I don't have a racist bone in my body, I just take people as I find them. They can be black/brown or green with red spots, if I like them, I like them & if I don't then I just give them a swerve. I might have totally misunderstood your comment. But I do agree that the interviewer was great with NG & got a lot more out him than some of our DJ's, like the golden one, Is Oasis getting back together again. I think one day when someone asks again, he's going to chin them. I can speak from experience as I'm a Manchester Lass, not from the mean streets of Burnage, we have similar areas in the north side too. Anyway good to hear from you. I'll let you get back to your tunes. 🙃
Met our lass at a oasis gig. 15 years and 2 kids later we go married and had Slide Away as our wedding song. Very fortunate to have seen the greatest band (oasis) to have ever walked the earth a few times.
Just a good honest Mank lad...never forgets where he comes from..great great songwriter,shame he didnt work with Lennon.Id say one of the best britain has produced,cant wait for the future,a music lovers wet dream. HE SHOULD DO A LEVIS AD
This is a brilliant interview. It's great when a truly talented person meets an interviewer who knows exactly how to encourage them to talk about their talent.
That's a great album Sound of Summer the first oasis album I knew was SOTSOG (2000) and that's one of the greatest to me as well, in general I like all the next oasis albums, I thought I prefered just the songs where Liam sang and that's he was the most important member of the band, but when oasis broke up I followed both careers, I even thought that was that bad cause we would have more albums, more music but it's not about the amount, even when someone can play the guitar songs from Noel, you won't never find a music and lyiric writer like Noel and that just leave the great voice of Liam empty, I like a lot beady eye and I prefer that project over Noel's, BE will never be compared to oasis, BE is just another good band, oasis made a Legend, the great genius of Noel feels boring to me without Liam's voice and presence, they need each other. Things are very uncertain now, Liam prefered his expensive clothies instead of music, BE it's over, I think they don't talk each other since 2009 according to the official story, I think there's a possibility that they get together when they get older, maybe just for the money and just to play their old hits, I hope to be wrong, there's no another band like oasis, you can listen metal, electro, folk for example and find at least 2 similar bands, in the case of oasis you can't find no one who plays like them ironaclly not even their personal projects, they can't reach that level separated, I can hear all the time their old stuff but it will be greater to hear new tunes.
***** yes, and people should just date their own race and have babies with their own race....and women should stay at home with the baby....and no one should be able to immigrate to find a new life...purism is ridiculous. some of the best versions of songs have been acoustics of the original, rearrangements or covers. noel admits liam has a wonderful voice but noel also WROTE THOSE SONGS so he has just as much write to sing them as liam, if not MORE.
I just fkn love this interview, watched it at least 10 x now. When he’s talking about the fans not knowing what they want until you give it to them, was just spot on. And the advice to young bands, kinda ties in to the quote “ build it and they will come” It’s simple but profound. It’s so easy to over complicate things. Just do what you love and do it great, and everything else will just fall into place. That’s what I got anyway :) cheers Noel 👍
I stumbled onto this channel with the Fat Mike interview and then went to this one because it got mentioned. What a great interviewer, zero ego, gets the humour and perfectly judges the tone of each interview. Subscribed.
Chasing Yesterday: ON REPEAT and I can't stop listening to it, in it's entirety, back-to-back, countless times. I can't recall where I've felt compelled to do this with any other artist as of late. The Dying of the Light is a masterpiece of song-writing although the riff does remind me of the Verve's, Weeping Willow, just a coincidence I'm sure, but the Flying Birds is without a doubt the best incantation of backing musicians he's ever assembled and let's not forget to mention, Johnny Marr's contribution, he's really icing on this glorious cake. Hands down, Best LP of 2015. To add, the project was largely a DIY venture, risky but well-calculated. Certainly his creative instincts paid off here, goes to show it's always best to listen to your own inner-voice, always trust in your vision.
I've watched a lot of long form interviews with Noel Gallagher...but this is one of the absolute best. Most in part due to Shad giving Noel plenty of room. Showing the upmost respect and sincere interest; Shad asked thoughtful, considered, and supremely intelligent questions, which led to great tangents from Noel (always an enjoyable journey, that). Very much the same questions I'd imagine I would ask Noel, if provided that incredible opportunity. Cheers Shad!
This interviewer was brilliant, he really answered interesting questions. I have to say when I first heard it was on american radio I thought it would be shit but I was very nicely surprised.
it's annoying when brits automatically stereotype americans as 'simple' or 'stupid'--- at least 50% of us are liberal and progressives. so to say we are all war-loving gun toters that can't read is just ignorant. there are just as many americans that are internationally renowned as brilliant in their fields as there are brits. in fact, there's probably more.
It shows his humility! I honestly don't think they will ever get the band back together, but it would be nice to think they will eventually talk to each other again and be a family.
Noel is always great in interviews, honest, funny and there's nothing you can't ask him. Also, Fantastic job by Shad the interviewer, he asks the right questions, lets Noel talk, and obviously knew his stuff. Alot of the shit interviewers out there could learn so much watching this guy. Great interview all around.
I like this interviewer, I've never seen him before but I like his style. I'm a big Noel Gallagher fan and I imagine he can be a tricky interview at times, this was excellent though.
This was the first american to interview noel who I thought did a great job! He got the humour, no silly inquiries about oasis getting back together, the questions had depth - noel really had to think his answers over a few times. Well done!
Ah! The oldest Gallagher has always had something good to say in an interview. I really appreciate his points of view most of all because they're just like mine about music and everything around it. Pretty much the reason why I've followed him ever since Oasis started.
This is the best interview of noel I've ever watched. You really got through his normal bs th what real fans and musicians want to hear. Thanks for this. A treasure
what a brilliant interviewer hats off to you sir Noels brilliant never once heard a bad interview you just made it easier for him to relax and enjoy it .
Noel Gallagher: "Put some shoes on... put some socks on, then put some jeans on" .....i just realized that the order of how i cloth myself is completely fucked.. thank you Noel for that eye opener!
Its quite difficult these days to get good interviewers that don't badger Noel with all the same questions, this was a great interviewer though, asked good questions and such.
I have to disagree with some of the stuff he says at the end though. The problem with everyone having internet and ability to record their music at home and upload it is that the internet now is saturated with a lot of shit music and most people can't be bothered to sift through 1000 turds to find 1 diamond so the diamond gets lost in the shit. I mean don't get me wrong, it's good people are being creative and putting their work out there but it's much more difficult these days because it's totally saturated now, then add in the fact nobody wants to pay for music anymore. I've heard some absolute gold on the internet, even today i heard a total gem of a band and couldn't believe how little followers they had, far better than bands i've heard who have popularity. Again, they're probably a diamond lost in the shite.
well when you find a diamond then you should share it with your friends-- make them a mix 'tape', send it to them in an email, or give them a jump drive full of music you love- post the bands' video on all of your social media....like their page on facebook, etc.....look up their tour schedule and make sure you are alerted if they come to a town near you. the great thing about the internet is that it democratizes...it used to be that record companies chose what you could listen to, and what bands got heard--- and plenty of record companies are shithead corporate machines...you dont want to go back to those dark days.
Playing your music live has to be the most important thing. Getting people up and moving or breaking their hearts or blissing them out or whatever. You're right when you say that the thing with most online music is that its shyte but people can fake it online. They get the beats right and the artwork looks cool and contemporary but I bet most of its not being live and even if it is I bet it doesn't really move people. Get there, take it to the live crowd
sydandtaytum ..nah..back in the day you could if you had enough balls walk into see a publisher off the street and play tunes..demicractizin it is all find but too many channels split the attention ..so apart from the oddcrandom success your even worse off..they want you to have enough people to fill stadiums ..before they theybibest any money in you..it is saturated
21:19 The verbal equivalent of a five point palm exploding heart. "I only wrote it" would have been a master stroke of swagger and wit. The fact that he says it with unabashed sincerity is game-within-a-game next-level ish.
One thing I will say about Noel Gallagher. His solo work is good but not much to shout about but he gives some of the best interviews. Noels awareness of the changes within the music industry is spot on and its not coming from a guy on a midlife crisis but a guy who would openly admit that the digital streaming system to which a new generation of music lovers are accustomed, he doesn't fit in, nor does he need to.
Underground906 Fair enough. All I said was I think Noels done some good solo works but I don't feel like any of them stick with me. Thats just my personal opinion. And even we can agree he does some brilliant interviews. I found this one quite self aware and insightful.
Marco Giovannetti The last of a dying breed of outspoken rock n roll stars who say what they want, when they want, about who they want with impunity and zero fucks given.
The albums are good but some of the tracks left off as bonus tracks and b sides are the best stuff he's put out solo (much like Oasis b sides). Have you heard Alone on the Rope, Let the Lord shine a light on me, A simple game of genius or Do the damage? Better than the majority of 00s Oasis stuff
shad is a legit successor to jian. they have a similar tone, demeanor and probe in the same respectful way. sorry to see dude go out like that, but fuck, shad makes a great replacement.
to be perfectly fair here... the interviewer comes up with some great questions.... Noel feeds off them well. great watch this. interviewers can often spoil a good interview... not this time...
Noel is a legend, but lets have it right- Oasis weren't on an Indie label- Creation had full backing from Sony from well before the day they signed Oasis...
Kevin McEwan Because Creation got completely dumped into the pits of brankruptcy after MBV and others. Oasis was still a gamble at the time, it's not like anyone was made of money at that point or knew what would happen in the future. Oasis was their biggest act by an absolutely massive gulf. You talk like Creation was anything but the most indie of indie music at the time. Refresh your memory with wikipedia as to all those major top selling bands they had. Oasis were a major label band that debut'd on an indie label. Done.
I just had a thought, I recall seeing something on Facebook a while back, about noel and Richard doing an album together, pretty sure it was joking, but if they ever were to do an album together, they should call themselves "Bittersweet Oasis", it perfectly both of their previous bands history's, and themselves, and the album would definitely be an oasis from current mainstream music
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It's rare you find an interview (especially with Noel) where brilliant questions get asked. You can see that Noel was comfortable with him too. Kudos
And he's black too
@@shredder9536 So What?
@@staceyaston64 it's not often they are sensible
@@shredder9536 Hey Shredder, I'm not sure what you mean exactly. Are you saying that black people aren't usually sensible or American people/DJ's aren't. My only problem is with young black & white guys that try to talk like they are from the US & act like gangster rappers, where they do the stupid hand gestures, like they "is born in the Ghetto". If you get what I mean. I don't have a racist bone in my body, I just take people as I find them. They can be black/brown or green with red spots, if I like them, I like them & if I don't then I just give them a swerve. I might have totally misunderstood your comment. But I do agree that the interviewer was great with NG & got a lot more out him than some of our DJ's, like the golden one, Is Oasis getting back together again. I think one day when someone asks again, he's going to chin them. I can speak from experience as I'm a Manchester Lass, not from the mean streets of Burnage, we have similar areas in the north side too. Anyway good to hear from you. I'll let you get back to your tunes. 🙃
Met our lass at a oasis gig. 15 years and 2 kids later we go married and had Slide Away as our wedding song. Very fortunate to have seen the greatest band (oasis) to have ever walked the earth a few times.
Great interview. Those of us who like and appreciate music and the craft love interviews like this.
I completely agree man. Great interview.
Mubble Mann i love how he explains the song writting process..
very cool;)
Just a good honest Mank lad...never forgets where he comes from..great great songwriter,shame he didnt work with Lennon.Id say one of the best britain has produced,cant wait for the future,a music lovers wet dream. HE SHOULD DO A LEVIS AD
Great interview. Both guys did awesome.
Danny lad are you a big Oasis fan?
Noel's interviews are always great, but shit thats a bloody hell good interviewer! Thanks for sharinf, guys! CHEERS FROM BRAZIL!
This is one of the most professional interviewers I've seen!
He’s brilliant he lets his interviewees speak
Love Noel Gallagher, every interview he does is pure quality
This is a brilliant interview. It's great when a truly talented person meets an interviewer who knows exactly how to encourage them to talk about their talent.
Noel's interviews are always great.
this man is brilliant
Costa Nostra He's half of that, oasis completed everything.
Well said, I was just listening to "Hey Now!" Just a moment ago, and it took me away, that whole album is brilliant
Sound of Summer I agree 100%
Thank you OZHKAR1
That's a great album Sound of Summer the first oasis album I knew was SOTSOG (2000) and that's one of the greatest to me as well, in general I like all the next oasis albums, I thought I prefered just the songs where Liam sang and that's he was the most important member of the band, but when oasis broke up I followed both careers, I even thought that was that bad cause we would have more albums, more music but it's not about the amount, even when someone can play the guitar songs from Noel, you won't never find a music and lyiric writer like Noel and that just leave the great voice of Liam empty, I like a lot beady eye and I prefer that project over Noel's, BE will never be compared to oasis, BE is just another good band, oasis made a Legend, the great genius of Noel feels boring to me without Liam's voice and presence, they need each other. Things are very uncertain now, Liam prefered his expensive clothies instead of music, BE it's over, I think they don't talk each other since 2009 according to the official story, I think there's a possibility that they get together when they get older, maybe just for the money and just to play their old hits, I hope to be wrong, there's no another band like oasis, you can listen metal, electro, folk for example and find at least 2 similar bands, in the case of oasis you can't find no one who plays like them ironaclly not even their personal projects, they can't reach that level separated, I can hear all the time their old stuff but it will be greater to hear new tunes.
great fucking interviewer. so natural and nothing feels forced or cliche. good job!!
***** yes, and people should just date their own race and have babies with their own race....and women should stay at home with the baby....and no one should be able to immigrate to find a new life...purism is ridiculous. some of the best versions of songs have been acoustics of the original, rearrangements or covers. noel admits liam has a wonderful voice but noel also WROTE THOSE SONGS so he has just as much write to sing them as liam, if not MORE.
***** no, purists like you have issues. you see the world in black and white and it hurts everyone.
Well said! Just what I was thinking.
great interview
interviewer alows noel to talk and not make the interview feel rushed. sounds like a conversation between friends
noels great as usual
Wow!!! An interviewer who asks decent and relevant questions!!! Refreshing.
"Could take 20 minutes, could take 20 years."
Brilliant 🇬🇧✊🏻
I got to the end and didn't notice how 40 minutes just went by. Great interview, Noel's words of wisdom at their finest!
I just fkn love this interview, watched it at least 10 x now. When he’s talking about the fans not knowing what they want until you give it to them, was just spot on. And the advice to young bands, kinda ties in to the quote “ build it and they will come” It’s simple but profound. It’s so easy to over complicate things. Just do what you love and do it great, and everything else will just fall into place. That’s what I got anyway :) cheers Noel 👍
I stumbled onto this channel with the Fat Mike interview and then went to this one because it got mentioned. What a great interviewer, zero ego, gets the humour and perfectly judges the tone of each interview. Subscribed.
+Tales From The Riverbank Oh shit I've just realised it's Shad hahaha been a fan of his music for a while.
Really informed questions…this guy is a true fan and did his homework
Noel is amazing!
One of the most complete musician and composer, no doubt about that!
this guy is a fantastic interviewer, Gallagher normally looks bored but this guys on form! nice one
How did he not laugh when he said "If you're not fishin bonos gonna get it!" come on that was a good one
Chasing Yesterday: ON REPEAT and I can't stop listening to it, in it's entirety, back-to-back, countless times. I can't recall where I've felt compelled to do this with any other artist as of late. The Dying of the Light is a masterpiece of song-writing although the riff does remind me of the Verve's, Weeping Willow, just a coincidence I'm sure, but the Flying Birds is without a doubt the best incantation of backing musicians he's ever assembled and let's not forget to mention, Johnny Marr's contribution, he's really icing on this glorious cake. Hands down, Best LP of 2015. To add, the project was largely a DIY venture, risky but well-calculated. Certainly his creative instincts paid off here, goes to show it's always best to listen to your own inner-voice, always trust in your vision.
Brilliant Musician.
Brilliant Interviewer/Host.
"Well I'm a fucking genius"
“Don’t look back in anger belongs to the people” thanks for everything Noel.
fantastic interview, musical genius.
I've watched a lot of long form interviews with Noel Gallagher...but this is one of the absolute best. Most in part due to Shad giving Noel plenty of room. Showing the upmost respect and sincere interest; Shad asked thoughtful, considered, and supremely intelligent questions, which led to great tangents from Noel (always an enjoyable journey, that).
Very much the same questions I'd imagine I would ask Noel, if provided that incredible opportunity. Cheers Shad!
One of the best interviews I've seen with Noely G. Good questions, good work.
This interviewer was brilliant, he really answered interesting questions. I have to say when I first heard it was on american radio I thought it would be shit but I was very nicely surprised.
+Drenwickification actually CBC, the Canadian equivalent of the BBC, hence the quality :)
Toronto Canada 👍
Yeah was just thinking he was a great interviewer, asks good questions and doesn't cut him halfway through
+Neil Roberts agreed, he doesn't have a big ego or a persona that needs justified
it's annoying when brits automatically stereotype americans as 'simple' or 'stupid'--- at least 50% of us are liberal and progressives. so to say we are all war-loving gun toters that can't read is just ignorant. there are just as many americans that are internationally renowned as brilliant in their fields as there are brits. in fact, there's probably more.
Great Interviewer, Congratulations, Shad!
Nice nod to Liam at 27:12 talking about not singing Live Forever because he can't do it justice.
It shows his humility! I honestly don't think they will ever get the band back together, but it would be nice to think they will eventually talk to each other again and be a family.
great interview.
good questions and answers.
is Noel humble? no. but honest? yes.
I LOVE you Noel !!! Great interview and interviewer ^,,^
On of the best interviews I saw. Great interviewer
So true about melody being more important than lyrics !!!
Noel is always great in interviews, honest, funny and there's nothing you can't ask him.
Also, Fantastic job by Shad the interviewer, he asks the right questions, lets Noel talk, and obviously knew his stuff. Alot of the shit interviewers out there could learn so much watching this guy. Great interview all around.
the last minute epitomises noels brilliance perfectly
Love, love, LOVE this interview. Good work, Shad!
That was the best interview I have heard in a long time!
I like this interviewer, I've never seen him before but I like his style. I'm a big Noel Gallagher fan and I imagine he can be a tricky interview at times, this was excellent though.
Great interview, thanks very much!
This was the first american to interview noel who I thought did a great job! He got the humour, no silly inquiries about oasis getting back together, the questions had depth - noel really had to think his answers over a few times. Well done!
Canadian interview ✌️
Shad by far best interviewer i have ever seen!!!!!!! The man is brilliant!!!
"Sally who?" Exactly!
Khalid Kashogi sally the stripper with the big titties 👍
great interview, great interviewer, great questions & great answers!
Noel speaking about the lyrics is soooo amazing. Thats pure passion!
Ah! The oldest Gallagher has always had something good to say in an interview. I really appreciate his points of view most of all because they're just like mine about music and everything around it. Pretty much the reason why I've followed him ever since Oasis started.
Brilliant Noel as always. Chasing Yesterday is just sublime.
This is the best interview of noel I've ever watched. You really got through his normal bs th what real fans and musicians want to hear. Thanks for this. A treasure
what a brilliant interviewer hats off to you sir Noels brilliant never once heard a bad interview you just made it easier for him to relax and enjoy it .
Nice interview and questions well put across..bravo
Great interview. Noel brilliant as always
Love Q, they always have intelligent presenters who take the conversation into fascinating areas, and they get the artists to open up.
Great interview
The best Noel Gallagher interview I have heard. Nice one Shad!
8:22 >.< Laughed so hard, what a hero!!
Hahaahah i'm a fucking genius!
These Q interviews are very good. I like the other guy who interviews too.
Great interview; great interview.
Noel Gallagher: "Put some shoes on... put some socks on, then put some jeans on"
.....i just realized that the order of how i cloth myself is completely fucked.. thank you Noel for that eye opener!
Love this interview, Noel great as always.
that was an excellent interview. Well done
He’s got such a great profile noel hasn’t he? Love thst face. Best nose
"The Dying of the Light" - Best song!!
Great down to earth clever guy, Oh & the best song writer of my generation. Would Love to have a Few Beers & abit of a chat with Noel Gallagher.
Its quite difficult these days to get good interviewers that don't badger Noel with all the same questions, this was a great interviewer though, asked good questions and such.
I loves this album. "Lock all the doors" is a banging track.
Perfect interview,and the end was the best... :D cant wait for that new ID album,lol :D
Cracking interview and interviewer! Top marks. Thanks.
Noel's acoustic version of Slide Away is god-like. You have our permission, play away Noel.
ace interview with Noel, many thanks
Great interview 👌🏻
brilliant interviewer, so chill
Fuck me, what an allround brilliant interview this is.
"Wheat is Murder" is a fantastic album name
"Dark Side of the Room" is my personal favorite.
I have to disagree with some of the stuff he says at the end though. The problem with everyone having internet and ability to record their music at home and upload it is that the internet now is saturated with a lot of shit music and most people can't be bothered to sift through 1000 turds to find 1 diamond so the diamond gets lost in the shit. I mean don't get me wrong, it's good people are being creative and putting their work out there but it's much more difficult these days because it's totally saturated now, then add in the fact nobody wants to pay for music anymore. I've heard some absolute gold on the internet, even today i heard a total gem of a band and couldn't believe how little followers they had, far better than bands i've heard who have popularity. Again, they're probably a diamond lost in the shite.
well when you find a diamond then you should share it with your friends-- make them a mix 'tape', send it to them in an email, or give them a jump drive full of music you love- post the bands' video on all of your social media....like their page on facebook, etc.....look up their tour schedule and make sure you are alerted if they come to a town near you. the great thing about the internet is that it democratizes...it used to be that record companies chose what you could listen to, and what bands got heard--- and plenty of record companies are shithead corporate machines...you dont want to go back to those dark days.
Playing your music live has to be the most important thing. Getting people up and moving or breaking their hearts or blissing them out or whatever. You're right when you say that the thing with most online music is that its shyte but people can fake it online. They get the beats right and the artwork looks cool and contemporary but I bet most of its not being live and even if it is I bet it doesn't really move people. Get there, take it to the live crowd
sydandtaytum ..nah..back in the day you could if you had enough balls walk into see a publisher off the street and play tunes..demicractizin it is all find but too many channels split the attention ..so apart from the oddcrandom success your even worse off..they want you to have enough people to fill stadiums ..before they theybibest any money in you..it is saturated
JR Francis good point about live crowd ..
What's the band's name? I'd like to hear
I was a teenager in the 1960s, but in all the interviewed that I have watched of him, Noel comes across as a really nice guy.
Excellent interview, enjoyed it :o))
dying of the light lyrics are brilliant hands down...
21:19 The verbal equivalent of a five point palm exploding heart. "I only wrote it" would have been a master stroke of swagger and wit. The fact that he says it with unabashed sincerity is game-within-a-game next-level ish.
love him
Watch this with Chasing Yesterday playing in the background. Great experience :)
Great interview, hats off
The final comment one One Direction was absolutely class XD
Yes Noel....We Know What You Mean! Brilliant interview/Interviewer.
What a great Interview, not asking about Oasis Comeback Etc.
One thing I will say about Noel Gallagher. His solo work is good but not much to shout about but he gives some of the best interviews. Noels awareness of the changes within the music industry is spot on and its not coming from a guy on a midlife crisis but a guy who would openly admit that the digital streaming system to which a new generation of music lovers are accustomed, he doesn't fit in, nor does he need to.
Underground906 So is throwing insults like a butt hurt fanboy just because you read an opinion you don't like.
Underground906 Fair enough. All I said was I think Noels done some good solo works but I don't feel like any of them stick with me. Thats just my personal opinion. And even we can agree he does some brilliant interviews. I found this one quite self aware and insightful.
+Senate300 Agreed. Who does this guy think he is. I do love this record though ;D
Marco Giovannetti The last of a dying breed of outspoken rock n roll stars who say what they want, when they want, about who they want with impunity and zero fucks given.
The albums are good but some of the tracks left off as bonus tracks and b sides are the best stuff he's put out solo (much like Oasis b sides). Have you heard Alone on the Rope, Let the Lord shine a light on me, A simple game of genius or Do the damage? Better than the majority of 00s Oasis stuff
awesome man,musician a pure legend
Could listen to this for hours haha
shad is a legit successor to jian. they have a similar tone, demeanor and probe in the same respectful way. sorry to see dude go out like that, but fuck, shad makes a great replacement.
Great interviewer. A big 👍
I love his solo work. But if he can foresee a night when he plays just Oasis songs. Im in.
Kudos to the interviewer!
was that "Riverman" they were talking about at the very beginning ?
The one and only 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
to be perfectly fair here... the interviewer comes up with some great questions.... Noel feeds off them well. great watch this. interviewers can often spoil a good interview... not this time...
Noel does do a cracking acoustic version of slide away though
he the man
Noel is a legend, but lets have it right- Oasis weren't on an Indie label- Creation had full backing from Sony from well before the day they signed Oasis...
Kevin McEwan Because Creation got completely dumped into the pits of brankruptcy after MBV and others.
Oasis was still a gamble at the time, it's not like anyone was made of money at that point or knew what would happen in the future. Oasis was their biggest act by an absolutely massive gulf. You talk like Creation was anything but the most indie of indie music at the time. Refresh your memory with wikipedia as to all those major top selling bands they had. Oasis were a major label band that debut'd on an indie label. Done.
By the time Oasis signed for Creation they had major label backing... its as simple as that... Sorry if that shatters your illusion!
Where's she goin'? fuck knows! haha
I just had a thought, I recall seeing something on Facebook a while back, about noel and Richard doing an album together, pretty sure it was joking, but if they ever were to do an album together, they should call themselves "Bittersweet Oasis", it perfectly both of their previous bands history's, and themselves, and the album would definitely be an oasis from current mainstream music