#Liam 2017

[pop-punklouis]

gonna be honest. if we’re talking simon cowell. one of the funniest things a 1d member has done in relation to him is when liam randomly showed up at the brits that one year after the band went on hiatus and snatched that award away from him and leaned into the mic like “one direction forever bye” and left the venue.

[lochallthedoors]

Video clips: Liam at Cardiff, Lock the Box, Oasis at iTunes, Liam at Rockfield

[applecherryandpears]

2017 (Council skies nostalgia?)

ZEITmagazin: Was there ever a time when you got on better with Liam?

Gallagher: Of course, when we were young, there were times when we didn't argue. The big break probably came when I moved from Manchester to London when I was 26. He completely freaked out then. He never forgave me for that. And when the first people told him he was a star, he finally lost it. That's what happened, whether he liked it or not.

ZEITmagazin: Why did you move to London back then?

Gallagher: Because I was bored to death in Manchester. I was going to London more and more often, so at some point it was obvious for me to move there completely. And when I told the family about my decision, Liam freaked out.

ZEITmagazin: Did he feel left alone as a little brother?

Gallagher: But he wasn't alone! There was the rest of Oasis, they all lived in Manchester.

ZEITmagazin: After all, you are his big brother.

Gallagher: (long silence) I think he sees a lot more in me.

ZEITmagazin: What?

Gallagher: Probably a surrogate father. But let's not go there. I moved to London anyway, and my brother became a complete idiot in Manchester.

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I moved to London anyway. Sounds like he knew he was breaking his heart. But, maybe, likely, he thought Liam would follow him. Probably he stayed over at Noel’s when he had to be in London, yet effectively he moved out of his mothers place after he met Patsy.

Alsooo, love how not one word is mentioned of Paul, it’s not he wasn’t alone he was with Paul and Mum, it’s, the rest of oasis was there so what’s the complaint. I don’t know about then but this right in 2017 either seems connected to their u love me so show me power play, or, and, just goes to show how close they were back then and how very aware they both were of it.

[starshapedoasis]

[sainz100]

2024 Hungarian GP | x (edited)

[liloslittlethings]

lilo backstage before louis' x factor performance 8 years ago❤️‍🩹

[wisegentlementyrant]

I found this old Liam Gallagher interview in Spanish: Liam Gallagher: entrevistamos al hermano 'malo' de Oasis and I decided to translate it to English. Please note that I'm no professional, but I did my best. If anyone wants the OG PDF of the translation, you can simply ask me. The date of this is October 2017.

[midnightfruitloops]

my feed is nothing but one direction...welcome back 2013

[texaschainsawmascara]

my 15 year old heart aches for 2011 Liam Payne

[isupportzaynxliamxziam]

Wednesday, 7 June 2017

Photographer Carsten Windhorst makes photos of Liam for his debut single

[velvet-vox]

Hey.

How are you?

Just wanted to tell you, dear @rad10active-ketchup , that I agree with you. This is in reference to an argument that we had a couple of months ago about this post you've made:

I kept thinking about Doll's death and just how sudden it was.

At the time, I was trying to cope with the best coping mechanism possible: accepting her death through the lenses of competent writing. The problem was, you brought up some valid points that challenged said coping mechanism with the possibility of a lack of care by the writers for what they were doing, so I responded with this analysis:

That's a lie

Now, I assume you don't really care about the whole thing anymore and are probably just thinking that I'm a total creep for writing this, and if that's the case, then I'll delete or rewrite this post immediately for providing you with uneasiness.

The thing that I'm trying to say though is... you were right.

I have an indecisive shifting view of Doll's death and how it was executed. At times, I was totally in agreement with this aspect of the story, and other times I was cursing Liam Vickers to all hell and back.

But now that the dust of episode 7 has settled, I can't help but think that Doll was just wasted potential in the end. This is going to age horribly if she were to come back in any way, shape or form, but as of right now her existence in the story feels like a cool plot device for action scenes and character development.

I admittedly wouldn't have thought much of Murder Drones if she didn't exist in the show, her personal conflict with the team just felt way more interesting and grounded than the eldritch, universal, still not as developed threat of Cyn and The Absolute Solver. I like N and can't imagine the show working without him, but his sister was still a very late part of his character development that needed to be addressed after the proper development and pacing, not being broadcast from minute one as "the big thing".

Problem is, I grew too attached to Doll throughout this time, and I feel like I finally learned why: She shares with me so many traits that I haven't seen represented anywhere else in fiction and it led me to identify myself with her to the point that when she died, it felt like part of me died too and she was merely the premonition of my future failure to overcome my flaws.

I was always on board with Doll dying; I just watched the first two seasons of Wakfu and learned how to write a tragic antagonist properly, believe it or not, I actually thought that V was going to be the one to kill her in the end since it looked like the most fitting end to her arc; but I digress now.

It just feels like Bradford Buzzard 2.0 for me: I spent so much time getting invested in a character that the writers never really cared about beyond the action spectacle.

That's a bloody shame, but I guess I shouldn't have been surprised.

[loiutrdxfyuio]

liam on the seedy underbelly of the popular music industry

i read the article a while ago and remembered his takes to have been more compassionate than they seem now. but still, he acknowledges the problem and that men can also be victims in these situations, which is something that gets swept under the rug more often than not.

i wonder what he meant by ‘everyone taking care of their shit’…

source:

[roseandbee]

'History' by One Direction wins British Artist Video | The BRITs 2017

[starshapedoasis]

-2017

[ravennaera]

[searchsystem]

Liam Morrow / Aperture / Sculpture / 2017