Good new. I like the Oasis. Be Here Now is their best album ;)

when do they expect the album to come out?

 

Whenever they get around to signing a new record deal :lol:

 

They are like Radiohead in that sense, a band who finished with their old record label and not wanting to go back, however they won't do a radiohead and give the record away.

Whenever they get around to signing a new record deal :lol:

 

They are like Radiohead in that sense, a band who finished with their old record label and not wanting to go back, however they won't do a radiohead and give the record away.

 

as far as i know they have already signed with big brother (their own company) and Universal will take care of all the international distribution

Good new. I like the Oasis. Be Here Now is their best album ;)

 

 

i agree

whats your favourite song off the album?

i hope, i think, i know:D. You?

I would have to say the same. I just love that one.

Also a big fan of My Big Mouth, and Don't Go Away.

don't go away is probably number 2 for me

as far as i know they have already signed with big brother (their own company) and Universal will take care of all the international distribution

 

I thought Universal was only taking care of the international distribution of lord don't slow me down, but I stand corrected.

The new album artwork:

 

its funny how Be Here Now is consistantly seen as their worst album, from what ive heard its classic Oasis, the clueless band who make great feel good rock anthems.

 

 

Oh and I can't see the artwork.

Yeah I can't see it either.

http://bp3.blogger.com/_IeVEawIpC_k/R5xtON_ZtKI/AAAAAAAACUM/wQ0zZroeYeE/s1600/new%2Boasis%2Bartwork%2Bcopy.jpg

 

click the link and press 'open'

 

that isn't working for me either :(

haha, me neither

here you go:

:laugh3:

L4E

 

Oasis "Having a great time in LA"

 

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Oasis showed up in full force (no Zak) last night at the Troubodor to check out a show by the band Black Mountain. Also in attendance were Producer David Sardy and Black Crows singer Chris Robinson. L4E member Jilliam got a chance to chat with Noel and Liam who were both happy the way things were going with the new album. Here's some of Jilliam's email :

 

Spoke with Liam for a while about the new album, sez its finished being recorded and our now giving it the "finishing touches" Its real melodic, he's writen a few songs for it, Liam on LDSMD is really THAT Liam. I talked to Liam about Radio Head and their selling tactics...JOKES, Liam sez he's gonna fuckin charge DOUBLE for his album!!!!! ........he did a fuckin spot on impersanation of that radio head twat, adapts accent "Oh I think our music is fablous, we want to give our music away for free. FUCK that!!! He fuckin died laughing. Said he's proud of the songs he's done for th album, "You know I've writing a lot of tunes man, and you know, not everyone gets to go on the album, but, their all fuckin quality! Mr. Gallagher was sporting black jeans, black slip on Vans, a striped black and white shirt and that same black leather jacket he's been snapped around town rocking. Sez the band are really avin' a great time in LA, "fuckin weathers nice".....Gem was sitting next to Liam the whole time was chattin with us. Andy was talking up a storm with some dude from Black Mountain. Great Night!

Radiohead beaten to top spot by Oasis

 

Oxford rock band Radiohead have seen their 1997 masterpiece OK Computer voted the third best British album.

 

Britpop veterans Oasis have demonstrated their place in music lovers' hearts by securing first and second places in the new chart.

 

The Gallagher brothers' 1994 debut, Definitely Maybe, came top in the poll by music magazine Q and retailer HMV to find the 50 "Best Ever British Albums".

 

Radiohead's came third in the poll, followed by The Beatles' Revolver and The Stone Roses' self-titled debut.

 

The group also see their second album The Bends come in at number 11 and latest offering In Rainbows make the number 40 spot.

 

The rock-dominated chart also features records by The Clash, Pink Floyd, Depeche Mode, The Smiths and Queen.

 

Q editor Paul Rees said: "It's clear that, having polled three times more votes than any other act, Oasis are undoubtedly the nation's most loved band.

 

"Similarly, it's evident just who music fans believe the classic and most enduring British acts of each era to be.

 

"And, by that measure, the likes of Keane, Arctic Monkeys, Muse and Amy Winehouse have emerged in recent years to be seen as genuinely classic artists in the eyes of the people that matter most - those who buy music.

 

"In a list that features the likes of Radiohead's OK Computer and The Beatles' Revolver this list is a testament to the popularity of Oasis and their music."

 

The full list: 1. Definitely Maybe - Oasis 2. (What's The Story) Morning Glory? - Oasis 3. OK Computer - Radiohead 4. Revolver - The Beatles 5. The Stone Roses - The Stone Roses 6. Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band - The Beatles 7. London Calling - The Clash 8. Under The Iron Sea - Keane 9. Dark Side Of The Moon - Pink Floyd 10. Urban Hymns - The Verve 11. The Bends - Radiohead 12. Abbey Road - The Beatles 13. Hopes And Fears - Keane 14. Don't Believe The Truth - Oasis 15. Violator - Depeche Mode 16. The Queen Is Dead - The Smiths 17. A Night At The Opera - Queen 18. Whatever People Say I Am - Arctic Monkeys 19. The White Album - The Beatles 20. Never Mind The B******s - Sex Pistols 21. Rubber Soul - The Beatles 22. Be Here Now - Oasis 23. Absolution - Muse 24. Rio - Duran Duran 25. Parklife - Blur 26. A Rush Of Blood To The Head - Coldplay 27. The Holy Bible - Manic Street Preachers 28. Origin Of Symmetry - Muse 29. IV - Led Zeppelin 30. The Wall - Pink Floyd 31. Up The Bracket - The Libertines 32. X&Y - Coldplay 33. Who's Next - The Who 34. Black Holes And Revelations - Muse 35. Back To Black - Amy Winehouse 36. Songs Of Faith And Devotion - Depeche Mode 37. Word Gets Around - Stereophonics 38. The Fat Of The Land - Prodigy 39. Different Class - Pulp 40. In Rainbows - Radiohead 41. Hunky Dory - David Bowie 42. Favourite Worst Nightmare - Arctic Monkeys 43. Everything Must Go - Manic Street Preachers 44. Wish You Were Here - Pink Floyd 45. Behaviour - Pet Shop Boys 46. Ziggy Stardust - David Bowie 47. Parachutes - Coldplay 48. Exile On Main Street - Rolling Stones 49. Unknown Pleasures - Joy Division 50. Let It Bleed - Rolling Stones

 

http://www.oxfordmail.net/display.var.2050809.0.radiohead_beaten_to_top_spot_by_oasis.php

I was wondering who was going to post the results of the latest Q opinion poll

Oasis' Noel Gallagher: 'Jay-Z wrong for Glasto'

 

The guitarist says hip-hop is 'wrong' for the British festival

 

Oasis' Noel Gallagher has said that he thinks the decision to book Jay-Z for a headline set at this year's Glastonbury festival was incorrect.

 

Speaking to BBC News, Gallagher said that deviating from the festival's tradition of booking guitar-based headliners was "wrong".

 

"If it ain't broke don't fix it," he said. "If you start to break it then people aren't going to go. I'm sorry, but Jay-Z? No chance.

 

"Glastonbury has a tradition of guitar music and even when they throw the odd curve ball in on a Sunday night you go 'Kylie Minogue?' I don't know about it. But I'm not having hip-hop at Glastonbury. It's wrong."

 

Noel Gallagher has also spoken about Oasis' UK live plans, responding to repeated rumours the band would play the O2 Arena in London.

 

http://www.nme.com/news/oasis/35873

I'm of two minds on this one. I love the fact that Glastonbury's always been about guitar rock, and I'd like to see it stay the same. But if you want to continue to bring large crowds, you have to keep up with what people want to hear, and people definitely want to hear Jay-Z. (I personally don't mind him, but I want my screaming Manchester guitar bands,lol)

like he's right. glasto has always been such a great rock festival, but it is a business and they are trying to attract crowds. even so i understand what he means. but he should keep his mouth shut for once. he's always trash talking!

and people definitely want to hear Jay-Z

 

O Really?

 

*checks and finds tickets are still available for a festival which has sold out in previous years within a day*

I usually don't agree with Noel, but here I do. Hip Hop should stay out of the Glastonbury festival. It's supposed to be about rock, and that's how it should stay.