#gary crowley

[therealdrownersclub]

Oasis: 10 Years of Noise and Confusion with Gary Crowley ▪︎ 2001

They made our lads share the same glass of water throughout the interview; they must have been on a very tight budget...

Wait, has Noely had his own glass of water on his side all along? Then why didn't he drink from his own--?!

never mind...

[ostensiblynone]

Noel: I think—I think, at—at any point where it started to get too pretentious, we would always just think—[scoffs] hang on. Anyway, you know, because we don't know where we're going to be in five years. So, I think—you know, I—I didn't really—when I started taking it too seriously, you know, he would bring it back down to the level of— Liam: A three-year-old. [thumbs up] Noel: You know, a puppy, a three-year-old dalmatian that's highly-strung. Liam: [nods his agreement] Rockin'. Noel: You know. And—and, at that point where it got too ridiculous for me, I would always try and bring it back to the classroom. [Affects a schoolmaster's accent] Now, you boys, sit down. Don't be silly. Liam: Like a double episode—a double episode of Emmerdale. Noel: [continuing in An Accent] Today, we shall record Rock 'n' Roll History. You, Gallagher, you shall sing. Bonehead, you shall strum. Guigsy, you shall play bass. McCarroll, you shall leave.

Oasis: 10 Years of Noise & Confusion - The Interview with Gary Crowley released Oct 14th 2001

[thisishistoreh]

Gary Crowley catches up with Liam Gallagher for an interview in 2010, for Pretty Green.

[world---in---my---eyes]

Dave Gahan at BBC Paris Studio for live broadcast with Gary Crowley and at The Venue, Victoria (1981) Photo © Justin Thomas Photography Source: RockFotosJT

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[therealdrownersclub]

The Beat interview with Gary Crowley ▪︎ 1994

[ostensiblynone]

January [1996] then came and one night Noel unexpectedly called up, invited me over to the flat he was renting off Johnny Marr. Meg Mathews, who had just started seeing Noel at the time, opened the door. I was impressed. The sitting room was absolutely enormous. Noel was sat in front of a TV watching the interview he and Liam had undertaken with Gary Crowley for Carlton TV's now defunct Beat show. I would soon learn that watching himself on the small screen was and still is one of Noel's favorite hobbies. Many times, as he fixed on the screen, his body language demanding silence, it was as if he was carefully observing not himself but some other fascinating creature. That's how intent his gaze was.

—The Prologue to Forever The People: Six Months on the Road with Oasis by Paolo Hewitt, published 1999

Gary Crowley Show, GLR Radio (UK) (TV Broadcast on "The Beat") filmed November 2, 1995

[thisishistoreh]

Noel Gallagher, fashionably late because he was in the shower + Discussing Liam losing his voice