Ha, ha, I some how can't see that happning.

Liam off on one on twitter. Wonder what hes on about here.

That's whom I thought about too

Yes, Alec McKinlay

But what's Guigsy taking em to court for?

To be fair if they're going to court he probably can't go too deep into it

"Stuff", but not music.

Instead of releasing the same stuff over and over again it's almost bizarre they didnt start something like a Vault series yet. So much stuff that doesnt see the light of the day. What a shame.

Honest question, do you think there's that much unreleased material left?

Probably not. Noel didn't do demos back then, bar acoustic guide tracks to start the recordings. Probably some rough "demos" of unheard songs, but as for MG sessions, doubt there is that many never heard before tracks. All those have been released as bsides 25 years ago. Even the "throwaway" Bonehead Bank's Holiday has been released.

What they could do is do stuff like the Beatles and try alternative mixes that would (Like the Goal version of Morning Glory or DYKWIM from 2016) completely change the songs. Now that would be interesting.

We'll get more unheard stuff from post 00s but Noel dont seem interested in reworking that era. yet.

We know that Noel use to send tapes/CD's around to band and others with stuff he was working on ahead of any recording sessions in the 90's. However, I doubt that Noel kept copies and the few that have surfaced have quickly ended up in the hands of collectors. That would pose a challenge to Ignition, as they would need to over pay to get their hands back on the single, existing known copy of some of this stuff (like the studio version of I am the Walrus) and that's if the person in possession of it even wants it to be heard.

On a related note, most of the recording during this period was still done on tape. They almost certainly would just tape over any take that the didn't deem worthy enough to save for mixing, so I fear that most of the good stuff (like Step Out with Liam) would have simply been erased/taped over.

Strange choice of a song to make a lyric video for.