#noel on liam

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[lochallthedoors]

NME Interview, 3 June 2023

[noandneuron]

My theory is that noel LOVES to have somebody around who can make him laugh all the time. He himself has a sense of humour and he makes ppl around him laugh and I bet he’s quite proud of it. But he needs someone else to make HIM laugh.

That’s one of the main things he likes about liam (which has been confirmed in several interviews). And it’s probably part of the reason why he befriended ppl like matt when liam’s not around. He once said on a podcast that the reason he likes matt is because he makes him laugh like no one else does.

No offence to matt he’s lovely but my personal interpretation of that line would be “He [matt] makes him [noel] laugh like liam did”.

“ He’s one of the few people that can make me laugh out loud and vice versa. For someone who’s not got a sense of humour he’s hilarious. He’s got a weird way with words. Only me and him can say the things we say to each other…”

- Noel on Liam.

[moomin279]

[sogivemecoffeeandtv]

Damon Albarn presents Oasis - Whatever (Top Of The Pops, 1994)

[no-distance-left-to-run]

OASIS ARE REUNITING THIS IS NOT A DRILL

[starshapedoasis]

[iamjackstylerdurden]

liam gallagher inventing mpreg while talking about his brother (black & white, 2006)

[arealtrashact]

Anyway, here's Wonderwall.

[riverlarking]

NOEL & LIAM GALLAGHER — Supersonic (2016)

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Oasis' Noel Gallagher is like a bad boyfriend. He doesn't call when he says he will, and when he does show up, it's usually too early or too late. With a new album - "Don't Believe the Truth," out Tuesday - and a pending worldwide tour, he's too busy these days to squeeze chats in between television interviews in Paris and jumping on the Eurostar back to London. But like any bad boyfriend, once you get him on the line, he's as charming as all get out. Cocksure, glib and playful, he's without any of the mean spiritness you might expect from the outspoken rock 'n' roll star whose well-documented battles with other bands and his younger brother Liam are what rock legends are made of. Don't believe the stories, Noel says. "It often sounds to me a lot more vicious than it is," says on the way to a London gig. "It's all said very tongue-in-cheek, ya know? But when it's in black and white, obviously you don't see the smirk on [our] faces when [we're] saying it." But don't expect the bash brothers to let up on the fighting any time soon. "It's something that comes naturally to me," he says, adding, "I quite enjoy it as well." Recently Noel said Liam was like a woman with constant PMS, while Liam called Noel a "f---in' smug c---." But Noel wasn't upset. In fact he embraced it. "Well I am a f---in' smug c---," he says, with a smirk. "Wouldn't you be?" Sure, why not? The Manchester band's latest disc is being heralded as their best effort in years - a return to old-school Oasis - and the four-piece Brit-poppers sold out their first Madison Square Garden date, on June 22, in an hour. "It's quite amazing. I'm quite upset we didn't do it before," he says. "We don't want to go slapping each other on the back yet. We haven't done the gig yet." Oasis wants to make sure they aren't rusty. The band hasn't released anything in three years. They recorded an album with electronica duo Death in Vegas as producers, but scrapped the effort. "The songs weren't good enough. It's as simple as that really," Noel says. How did he know? He gets help from his five-year-old daughter Anais. "She said, 'Daddy I like that one. It's cool. Record that one,'" he says with a devilish laugh. "Of course, that's not true. It would be great though, wouldn't it?" They're also getting older. Noel turns 38 today, but he hates celebrating birthdays and doesn't exchange presents with his brother any time of the year. At times he seems like he only tolerates Liam. "He's good to be in a band with, but I wouldn't go down to bingo with him," he says. In fact, if they weren't brothers, Noel and Liam wouldn't be in the same band anymore. "If I didn't have a band with relatives in it I would be solo, beyond a shadow of a doubt," Noel says. That said, Noel says he looks out for Liam, as an older brother should. "I wouldn't like to leave Liam on his own," he says. "He'd get in too much trouble." Awww. That's so nice. "It is, innit," Noel says.

-NY Post, May 29, 2005

[lochallthedoors]

The Times, 8 October 2017

[faux-sophisticated]

[111papilio]

definitely maybe miku

[figgsandciggs]

Fittest man alive and fuck every Brit that is able to buy tickets

[damondays]

It's happening