stevemah

can't wait for the world cup to start, hopefully it will put the nation in a good mood. Its great when theres a real sense of togetherness during those tournaments. just hope we can play positively.

by the time they finish the tour and promotion for the album in july ish they will have sold loads more

i think they will play it at some point on the world tour esspecially if they're still touring in july 2006, thats miles away!

oasis - let there be love

oasis - the importance of being idle just love it :)

thanks for the pictures :)

the band i would have thought

sounds great :)

haven't listened to it very much will have to put it on and give it a listen

the normal version is where she plays everything herself and the the other version that starts straight awayand has drums is the single edit

they sound great to sing along to when your drunk but when i'm sober they're not really my thing :)

just seen this too OASIS NOMINATED FOR UK FESTIVAL AWARDS 11 October 2005 Oasis have been nominated for two awards for this years UK Festival Awards, the band have been nominated in the categories of Best Festival Headliner and Best Live Rock and Oasis fans have the chance to vote! The awards are voted for online at http://www.festivalawards.com from now till Monday 17th October. So, make sure you check out the festival site and make your vote! The band have just come back from a hugely successful five weeks touring in the US which included playing the legendary Hollywood Bowl and Red Rocks in Denver, as well as headlining the Austin City Limits festival. from http://www.oasisinet.com

Oasis received two awards at the Q Awards at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel yesterday. The band won Best Album for Don't Believe The Truth and the Q’s People Choice award. Richard Ashcroft presented the band with their awards and all the band went up on stage to collect them. from http://www.oasisinet.com

brilliant! :D

goal soundtrack album

snow patrol - starfighter pilot

oasis - let there be love

coldplay - how you see the world

oasis - lyla

kt - tunsall - silent sea

i support liverpool, had a great night when they won the european cup, couldn't believe it! :)

kt tunstall - minature disasters

Kasabian ready to "rage in studio" with Oasis With their month-long stint opening for Oasis in America coming to an end tonight at Atlantic City's House of Blues, British rockers Kasabian are just not ready to let go. "I'm holding on to every last inch I can grab," says frontman Tom Meighan. "We've had some great gigs, and some good nights. It's just been an amazing time for us." The members of the Leicester five-piece chose to end the campaign for their self-titled debut, out last spring, by supporting their teenage heroes. Now mates with the infamous Gallagher brothers (singer Liam and guitarist/songwriter Noel), Meighan and Kasabian guitarist Sergio Pizzorno were even invited onstage during Oasis' set closer last week. "Me and Serge did [a cover of the Who's] 'My Generation' with them," Meighan announces. "Not many people come onstage with Oasis, do they? It's a brotherhood! 'Soul brothers' is what Noel says." And as for frontman Liam, Meighan adds, "He's as mad as a hatter! Fucking nuts. But I understand exactly where he's coming from. I feel his vibe; I feel Noel's vibe. We're buzzing." Offstage, Oasis, Kasabian and fellow openers Jet have indulged in some hotel shenanigans. "Late nights in the swimming pools," says Meighan. "Serge and Liam were going on a mad one, diving in the pool fully clothed, fucking going nuts." Once they've dried off, Kasabian will head back into the studio to work on their second record, which they hope to have out next May. Jim Abyss (DJ Shadow, U.N.K.L.E.) will again produce, helping the boys refine the dozen tracks they've penned, including "The Stuntman" and "Shoot the Runner." According to Meighan, their time on the road has put a new spin on their sound. "Oasis and Jet have influenced [the music], man, of course," he says. "Just the sheer power of Oasis: You know it's them when you hear a song. It's massive, it's big, it's in your face. We want to get in the studio as soon as we can and write that monster second record." Tonight though, Kasabian will be celebrating their final date of the tour in style. "We've been on the road twenty-two months, and to end it like this? With Oasis, the monsters of rock? It just doesn't come any better than that," gushes Meighan. "I've made friends for life in everyone here. There are many good times to come." source: Rollingstone.com can't wait to hear a colaboration between these bands :)

kt tunstall - suddenly i see

kt tunstall - under the weather