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Liam Gallagher Meets Jonny Buckland and tells him he cannot understand how Coldplay get along!

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Liam Gallagher: Success Is Painful

 

Liam Gallagher says he and his bandmates are “scathed” every day.

 

The rock star has enjoyed a successful career, often grabbing headlines for his no-nonsense behaviour as a member of Britpop band Oasis.

 

Now he is looking to carry on this attitude with his latest venture – Beady Eye – which was formed after he fell out with former colleague and his brother Noel.

 

Liam loves how, even though he is still going strong, his fellow musicians go through pain for the cause all the time.

 

“We’re scathed every f**kin’ day and we wouldn’t have it any other way,” the 38-year-old told Q magazine. “Our new keyboard player’s broke his foot already. Dropped a bowling ball.”

 

But Liam feels as though some of his peers are not being rock and roll enough. He says that he saw British indie band Coldplay and couldn’t believe there was no friction between them, which he thinks is a healthy part of any group. It happened while Beady Eye guitarist Andy Bell was wearing an unusual piece of attire. “I bumped into a couple of the Coldplay lot in the pub,” Liam explained. “Jonny [buckland, Coldplay guitarist] said, ‘We’re just really happy.’ What, not one of you p**sin’ each other off? Nothing happened? People have got to have something to talk about, haven’t they?”

 

Beady Eye will release their album Different Gear, Sill Speeding in the UK on February 28. Liam claims that if people don’t expect much of the record it can only be because he is too much of an icon.

 

“Well, that’s pretty sh*t,” he said when asked how he’ll react if the public doesn’t like his latest project. “If people have low expectations of us it because you’ve been f**kin’ blinded by what you idolise man, that’s what you’ve been. That’s what’s happened.”

 

http://stopcryingyourheartoutnews.blogspot.com/2011/01/liam-gallagher-success-is-painful.html

 

 

It must be noted that Liam Gallagher and Coldplay live within minutes of each other in the same part of London.

All the bands bests have a lot of tension. The Beatles (RIP), Radiohead, and Oasis (RIP) have all had major problems in the past, but have also made some of the best music the world's ever seen.

He is on bargains

http://www.prettygreen.com/shop/category/offer/?label=green

needs something to sale more:P

 

Walked past his newly opened Pretty Green store in Glasgow today. In the posh clothing part of the city!

Wow.

 

So because they're nice guys and friends, Coldplay are not a "healthy" group? :inquisitive:

 

Contention is not a necessity, and it never has been. That is a very unfortunate stance that people today are taking on relationships of all kinds. Many claim that they can't help it, when really they're just too prideful to take the steps required to chage things.

 

"People have to have something to talk about..."

 

Freaking Liam. You're supposed to make music for the public, not material for gossip sessions and the overenthusiastic media.

Well, you don't have to hate/piss off each other to be great I guess :shrug:

They just Luv each other:rolleyes: oh and a bit mature to kiss and make up and know Will is always right:P

Wow.

 

So because they're nice guys and friends, Coldplay are not a "healthy" group? :inquisitive:

 

Contention is not a necessity, and it never has been.

 

Although I do agree that some of the best bands have had trouble in the past.

 

U2 haven't really had major issues and have been the band to beat for the past 30 years. They've had niggling issues in terms of musical direction but nothing full blown. The only major problem they encoutered was nothing to do with hatred but concern over Adam Clayton's conduct with the bottle. Nowadays though Adam's the most clean man in rock music! But there is some truth. In argument comes a determination to prove yourself better than your fellow musician so that no doubt helped many bands!

you never know! their maybe tension in the coldplay camp! but they certainly dont show it outside!

Will is always right[/color]:P

INDEED :lol:

 

And they do have their issues, fights, etc., as mentioned in the Roadie book. Plus didn't Chris say in an interview last year that there was a lot of tension in the band after they got back from America during the Viva tour? Just because they don't go all apesh*t on each other in public, that doesn't mean they don't bicker.

 

Liam is just upset because fans come up to him and sniff the dandruff off his head thinking it's cocaine. /random

All the bands bests have a lot of tension. The Beatles (RIP), Radiohead, and Oasis (RIP) have all had major problems in the past, but have also made some of the best music the world's ever seen.

 

I agree. I think on some level it's healthy to push each others buttons. I think that's how they create the best music, by pushing each other.

And they do have their issues, fights, etc., as mentioned in the Roadie book. Plus didn't Chris say in an interview last year that there was a lot of tension in the band after they got back from America during the Viva tour? Just because they don't go all apesh*t on each other in public, that doesn't mean they don't bicker.

 

Agreed !

 

Plus everybody know about Chris and Guy's fights. I think there are tensions, they're just not big enough to have sort of big impacts (breaking up, whatever). They certainly get along very well, but you can't always agree on every single things !

You have to work on making sure the band gets along well enough to stay together and do well. You can do this for many years like Rush who have the same three guys.

oh I see

 

So , the fact that they dont puch each others faces in public mean that they dont fight ? :inquisitive:

 

Im quite sure coldplay members have their own problems/tensions/discucssions ( as we already know in fact) . Quite good that they are proffesional enough to keep the fights to themselves

oh I see

 

So , the fact that they dont puch each others faces in public mean that they dont fight ? :inquisitive:

 

Im quite sure coldplay members have their own problems/tensions/discucssions ( as we already know in fact) . Quite good that they are proffesional enough to keep the fights to themselves

 

Most definitely. And there's not much point in revealing the band had 'problems' in interviews unlike some other bands who overblow their problems into a big media event.

All the bands bests have a lot of tension. The Beatles (RIP), Radiohead, and Oasis (RIP) have all had major problems in the past, but have also made some of the best music the world's ever seen.

 

and not forget A-ha

 

yes stay professional everything is okay .

 

makes me sick that it was the big war between Morten & Magne because of jealousy between them and all because of a girl.

Agreed !

 

Plus everybody know about Chris and Guy's fights. I think there are tensions, they're just not big enough to have sort of big impacts (breaking up, whatever). They certainly get along very well, but you can't always agree on every single things !

 

I hope .

All the bands bests have a lot of tension.

 

WOW that's some awful English. :embarrassed:

U2 haven't really had major issues and have been the band to beat for the past 30 years. They've had niggling issues in terms of musical direction but nothing full blown. The only major problem they encoutered was nothing to do with hatred but concern over Adam Clayton's conduct with the bottle. Nowadays though Adam's the most clean man in rock music! But there is some truth. In argument comes a determination to prove yourself better than your fellow musician so that no doubt helped many bands!

 

but I hope too Larry's health is better. health problems of a drummer

and is the founder of U2's more tired than others on the career of U2.

I have seen this video concert plays another instruments drum, or synthesizer.

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDaXgFgrpZw]YouTube - U2 Live in Zürich 11th Sept. 2010 I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight[/ame]

 

but I hope too Larry's health is better. health problems of a drummer

and is the founder of U2's more tired than others on the career of U2.

I have seen this video concert plays another instruments drum, or synthesizer.

 

 

Larry's not ill?! He's as fit as a fiddle. He had back problems in the Popmart tour nearly 14 years ago but that's all I'm pretty sure.

The only reason why Liam Gallagher speaks is just to let the air passing out of his mouth :wink3:

His interviews are always useless.....can someone take him away the freedom of speech?? :whip:

The only reason why Liam Gallagher speaks is just to let the air passing out of his mouth :wink3:

His interviews are always useless.....can someone take him away the freedom of speech?? :whip:

 

Genuinly a lovely guy though who takes time to speak to any stranger on the street who goes up to him. That's his eccentricity.

I always got the impression that he's super cool to fans and people who are alright by him and saves the slagging for public figures and other musicians that he dislikes.

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