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Post by stomko on May 14, 2011 11:56:06 GMT -5
LiamGallagher Where were you while we were getting high ? LG Love it.
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Post by songbirdsally on May 14, 2011 11:57:21 GMT -5
;D
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Post by BEng on May 14, 2011 12:00:57 GMT -5
Why is this in the NG section, you reckon he's asking this to Noel?  |
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Post by stomko on May 14, 2011 12:01:55 GMT -5
oops
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Post by BEng on May 14, 2011 12:07:18 GMT -5
Could be, if Noel actually wasn't there... But that's a really long shot of course,
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Post by J.B on May 14, 2011 12:44:40 GMT -5
Could be, if Noel actually wasn't there... But that's a really long shot of course, If he was there the cameras would have picked him up. |
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Post by oasisfanboy on May 14, 2011 12:57:51 GMT -5
Course it's cryptic if Noel wasn't there... good banter, love it!
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Post by ruchin on May 14, 2011 15:49:57 GMT -5
noels still in LA, hes just confirmed on Talksport. very good day to be a city fan , im buzzing! |
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Post by gdforever on May 14, 2011 15:54:53 GMT -5
Funny guy.
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Post by spaneli on May 14, 2011 16:44:27 GMT -5
Am I the only one whose kind of happy that he missed this match. Maybe I'm reading too much into this, but Noel wouldn't have missed something like for something that he wouldn't be releasing anytime soon. Isn't this a good sign that we'll definitely be getting something before the fall of this year.
So yeah, I'm actually happy that he missed this. At least he missed it for musical reasons. Hopefully this means that he's actually trying to meet some kind of a deadline.
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Post by jilliam on May 14, 2011 19:21:30 GMT -5
Am I the only one whose kind of happy that he missed this match. Maybe I'm reading too much into this, but Noel wouldn't have missed something like for something that he wouldn't be releasing anytime soon. Isn't this a good sign that we'll definitely be getting something before the fall of this year. So yeah, I'm actually happy that he missed this. At least he missed it for musical reasons. Hopefully this means that he's actually trying to meet some kind of a deadline. No fucking way. City is his personal love, to let business prevent him from such a glorious moment in making for the past 35yrs....smh |
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Post by discworld on May 14, 2011 19:26:36 GMT -5
Am I the only one whose kind of happy that he missed this match. Maybe I'm reading too much into this, but Noel wouldn't have missed something like for something that he wouldn't be releasing anytime soon. Isn't this a good sign that we'll definitely be getting something before the fall of this year. So yeah, I'm actually happy that he missed this. At least he missed it for musical reasons. Hopefully this means that he's actually trying to meet some kind of a deadline. No fucking way. City is his personal love, to let business prevent him from such a glorious moment in making for the past 35yrs....smh because you don't think he doesn't love make this album : he spoke about it since at least 15 years ! |
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Post by gdforever on May 14, 2011 20:11:54 GMT -5
Why the fuck do people give a shit how the Gallagher's support their football team?
I'd rather Noel be working on the album.
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Post by jilliam on May 14, 2011 21:20:28 GMT -5
No fucking way. City is his personal love, to let business prevent him from such a glorious moment in making for the past 35yrs....smh because you don't think he doesn't love make this album : he spoke about it since at least 15 years ! I'm sure it is but call it what you will this, making an Lp, the music, it's business. |
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Post by Beady’s Here Now on May 14, 2011 22:33:59 GMT -5
If this is directed at Noel, it's simply pure class. Nothing nasty, a nice bit of banter between aggrieved brothers which gets the message across at the same time. Love it.
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Post by Beady’s Here Now on May 14, 2011 22:39:48 GMT -5
Why the fuck do people give a shit how the Gallagher's support their football team? I'd rather Noel be working on the album. I was thinking about this too. Actually, it was mainly the (potentially fake) news stories about Liam breaking into a house 20 years ago, and Noel's war with Gary Neville that made me think of the following point, but the City talk just compounds my argument -- I think this shows that Oasis/the Gallaghers are still very much relevant, at least in the UK. I think that is quite amazing, to be honest - a band that were deemed a decade past their peak, and 2 years broken up still get asked for interviews about their interests. Unbelievable, really. The old adage goes: Is it better to burn out or to fade away.....It may just be possible to say Oasis never did neither in the eyes of the British public. I still think Oasis have been institutionalized into the fabric of English society, although I know some on here disagree to that. |
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Post by KeepOnNoeling on May 15, 2011 5:28:59 GMT -5
In an interview at the final with ESPN, Liam dedicated the day to 'all the LA blues who couldn't make it out today...lightweights.'
What Man City fans do we know that are stuck in L.A?
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Post by sawdustrings on May 15, 2011 5:57:03 GMT -5
Noel  Had I not known about this Football Cup I would have totally thought of this as a hint at them getting back together. |
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Post by Deleted on May 15, 2011 19:10:29 GMT -5
In an interview at the final with ESPN, Liam dedicated the day to 'all the LA blues who couldn't make it out today...lightweights.' What Man City fans do we know that are stuck in L.A? Wow, I can't believe I didn't catch that! I guess I'm stupider than I think I am. ;D |
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Post by J.B on May 15, 2011 19:23:33 GMT -5
Why the fuck do people give a shit how the Gallagher's support their football team? I'd rather Noel be working on the album. I was thinking about this too. Actually, it was mainly the (potentially fake) news stories about Liam breaking into a house 20 years ago, and Noel's war with Gary Neville that made me think of the following point, but the City talk just compounds my argument -- I think this shows that Oasis/the Gallaghers are still very much relevant, at least in the UK. I think that is quite amazing, to be honest - a band that were deemed a decade past their peak, and 2 years broken up still get asked for interviews about their interests. Unbelievable, really. The old adage goes: Is it better to burn out or to fade away.....It may just be possible to say Oasis never did neither in the eyes of the British public. I still think Oasis have been institutionalized into the fabric of English society, although I know some on here disagree to that. The reason why Noel and Liam are still relevant and interesting to wider society in Britain is because no other proper rock n roll stars have come along and shook it up since. Liam and Noel were the last great rock n roll stars and that is sad in itself. If proper rock n roll stars come along Liam and Noel will be dropped like a bag of shit. As much as I love them both here's hoping that they are because it'll mean that rock n roll has been saved from the slow death that it has been dying from since August 1997. Noel and Liam are keeping it alive at the minute but not through their music, through their personalities. |
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Post by oasisfanboy on May 15, 2011 23:25:53 GMT -5
Why the fuck do people give a shit how the Gallagher's support their football team? I'd rather Noel be working on the album. Tut. If you were an English male you would understand! |
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Post by gdforever on May 15, 2011 23:32:53 GMT -5
Why the fuck do people give a shit how the Gallagher's support their football team? I'd rather Noel be working on the album. Tut. If you were an English male you would understand! I understand about people caring about sport. What I don't get is people caring about how much the Gallaghers care about sport. I don't give a shit about how other people support the teams they support. |
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Post by Heebeejeebies on May 16, 2011 0:42:36 GMT -5
I was thinking about this too. Actually, it was mainly the (potentially fake) news stories about Liam breaking into a house 20 years ago, and Noel's war with Gary Neville that made me think of the following point, but the City talk just compounds my argument -- I think this shows that Oasis/the Gallaghers are still very much relevant, at least in the UK. I think that is quite amazing, to be honest - a band that were deemed a decade past their peak, and 2 years broken up still get asked for interviews about their interests. Unbelievable, really. The old adage goes: Is it better to burn out or to fade away.....It may just be possible to say Oasis never did neither in the eyes of the British public. I still think Oasis have been institutionalized into the fabric of English society, although I know some on here disagree to that. The reason why Noel and Liam are still relevant and interesting to wider society in Britain is because no other proper rock n roll stars have come along and shook it up since. Liam and Noel were the last great rock n roll stars and that is sad in itself. If proper rock n roll stars come along Liam and Noel will be dropped like a bag of shit. As much as I love them both here's hoping that they are because it'll mean that rock n roll has been saved from the slow death that it has been dying from since August 1997. Noel and Liam are keeping it alive at the minute but not through their music, through their personalities. What a silly thing to say. Did the public drop the Beatles like a sack of shit? No, not even after death. Paul and Ringo still sell out shows wherever they go, and are adored public figures. Noel and Liam seem to have been adopted in this fashion, and with a little luck (and some quality solo work) they will remain loved, remembered, and consulted for opinions well into old age, just like all their "wrinkly rocker" forebears. I think NL4E is absolutely right. Music that truly touches people's hearts doesn't just get shovelled onto the rubbish pile of history, it get written down and sung again, and Oasis have made that cut without a doubt. And as long as 13 year olds can hear an awesome album, and then pick up a guitar, rock and roll won't die. It won't be the same as it was before, but it can't be dead until I am dead too, and I'm sure there will be others after me to keep the flame burning.  |
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Post by J.B on May 16, 2011 4:19:14 GMT -5
The reason why Noel and Liam are still relevant and interesting to wider society in Britain is because no other proper rock n roll stars have come along and shook it up since. Liam and Noel were the last great rock n roll stars and that is sad in itself. If proper rock n roll stars come along Liam and Noel will be dropped like a bag of shit. As much as I love them both here's hoping that they are because it'll mean that rock n roll has been saved from the slow death that it has been dying from since August 1997. Noel and Liam are keeping it alive at the minute but not through their music, through their personalities. What a silly thing to say. Did the public drop the Beatles like a sack of shit? No, not even after death. Paul and Ringo still sell out shows wherever they go, and are adored public figures. Noel and Liam seem to have been adopted in this fashion, and with a little luck (and some quality solo work) they will remain loved, remembered, and consulted for opinions well into old age, just like all their "wrinkly rocker" forebears. I think NL4E is absolutely right. Music that truly touches people's hearts doesn't just get shovelled onto the rubbish pile of history, it get written down and sung again, and Oasis have made that cut without a doubt. And as long as 13 year olds can hear an awesome album, and then pick up a guitar, rock and roll won't die. It won't be the same as it was before, but it can't be dead until I am dead too, and I'm sure there will be others after me to keep the flame burning. Did I say that their music will be forgotten? No I meant that when a new couple of rock n roll personalities come along the majority of Britain won't care as much about what the Gallaghers have to say just like you never hear Paul McCartney's views on things now. It's happened time and time again in Britain anyway, not sure about Denver. |
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Post by spaneli on May 16, 2011 8:45:35 GMT -5
Tut. If you were an English male you would understand! I understand about people caring about sport. What I don't get is people caring about how much the Gallaghers care about sport. I don't give a shit about how other people support the teams they support. Completely agree. If Noel missed the match because he was truly trying to work on his solo album, then for me as a MUSIC fan, he made the right decision. I really don't give a shit if the Gallaghers are "true fans" or not. Doesn't really matter to me. If it does to other people that they're willing to expound on what is a true fan or not, then I suggest that they get from behind their computer screen and get a life. And please don't say, "you're American and you don't understand". Sports passion is not centralized to one country and it's idiotic to even try to make that argument. But as much as I'm passionate (and I am passionate) about my sports team, I wouldn't give a shit whether any pop/rock star were to be a true fan or not. All that matters to me, is my own "fandom". Whether they've made it part of their image to be a fan or not, I don't care. What the Gallaghers do with the supporting of their own team, is their own business. And they don't need people in front of their computer screens, to tell them how they should act or support their team. That's all I'm saying on a subject, that probably should never have been raised in the first place. |
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