stevemah

got this from NME.com A previously unheard OASIS track will be released on October 17 – and could be the last from the band for some time to come. With Noel Gallagher telling NME.COM last week that the band won’t release a new album until at least 2007, possibly even 2010, the band have contributed a brand new song to the soundtrack of the forthcoming football film ‘Goal! The Movie’ called ‘Who Put The Weight Of The World On My Shoulders?’. Written and performed by Noel, insiders who have heard the track revealed: “The song really feels like a classic Noel-fronted track, it’s principally acoustic but has got really melodic strings all over it.” The track appears to reference the band’s current album ‘Don’t’ Believe The Truth’ and the guitarist’s contempt for TV news which inspired it, with Noel singing: “Who put the weight of the world on my shoulders?/ Who put the lies in the truth that you sold us/ Lost behind a silver screen are all the things you could have been to us”. “It’s a weighty, heart-felt lament from Noel,” added the insider, “in a way it sounds like the other side of the coin to ‘Whatever’ (1994 single), epic but really soulful.” Noel’s contribution to ‘Goal!’ came about after director Danny Cannon visited him while the band were recording in Los Angeles earlier this year. Having agreed to take part, the new track was recorded in London just after the band’s short club show tour in May, and was produced by UNKLE. The soundtrack also features other rare Oasis material, with an unreleased mix of ‘Morning Glory’ by ‘Don’t Believe The Truth’ producer Dave Sardy which adds an aggressive edge to the track, plus the new UNKLE ‘Beachhead’ re-recording of ‘Cast No Shadow’ featuring Noel on vocals. B-side ‘Acquiesce’ is not slated for the soundtrack album, but features in the film itself. ‘Goal!’ follows the story of a Mexican illegal immigrant who journeys from Los Angeles to Newcastle hoping to make it as professional footballer, and is released on September 20.

new order - ceremony

hahah great stuff nice chords :)

radiohead - the bends

radiohead - cuttooth

brother and sisters Disposable, collapsable and raw,

oasis - the importance ofbeing idle single and dvd single

does she? i don't know anything about her, only heard the songs

foo fighters - doa i like best of you too

was listening to their best of again today. sounded great

i haven't heard the album but i love the track 'i predict a riot'

oasis - bring it on down

i can't explain it either, i just think they are a great band. they're not on the level of U2 or the Rolling stones but if they work hard enough, why not? who cares at the end of the day, as long as they keep making great music

warning sign In a haze, a stormy haze

It was originally a coldplay song written during the Ruch of Blood tour. As far as i know they played it only twice 2002.11.21 KB-Hallen; Copenhagen, Denmark Chris played it solo on the piano. It was recorded by a member of the audience. (this is the recording you mention) 2003.07.03 Quart Festival; Kristiansand, Norway Played by the whole band. Most of the gig except Gravity was broadcast on NRK radio. Don't know if there are any recordings. The band decided to give the track to Embrace as it more suited their style of music. Thanks Steve

oasis - lyla

nice to know coldplay are influenceing the big artists

sorry if this has already been posted but in the coldplayer diary on the official site he VMA award show is mentioned. apparently the band were slightly late flying into miami after problems with a plane the night before

supergrass - grace

i think they're saving it as they might release it as a single, so they are not playing it now to stop people getting bored of it i dunno, just a guess :)

yeah i read that somewhere too, will have a look and see if i can find it

i think its available in the instrument section, maybe in kapones tabs

oasis - thank you for the good times

oasis acquiesce

blink 182 - obvious