This is Liam. Always giving to the fans. Always loving us. Always and flawless performance. These acoustic versions you can hear him so well. Rest well my ❤️
Rio de Janeiro, June 2018
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This is Liam. Always giving to the fans. Always loving us. Always and flawless performance. These acoustic versions you can hear him so well. Rest well my ❤️
Rio de Janeiro, June 2018
I remember Noel saying that during the later Oasis album recording sessions (in the 00s), no one would be allowed in the room when Liam was recording vocals. Even Noel wasn't allowed when Liam was singing his parts. He just wouldn't have anyone in there. And I guess you're meant to feel this rift in the band, you feel Liam's vocal problems bubbling under the surface.
But to be there's one more thing. I remember Liam trying to be responsible in 1997, recording his vocals for Be Here Now on his own while Noel all the way on holiday. How angry Noel had been that Liam recorded the vocals without him, and how Liam knew that even before Noel knew about him recording vocals. How Liam had been so sure that Noel would be mad, that he preferred to call him panicked at 4 in the morning telling Noel that he'd been shot, just to soften the anger in advance of Noel getting back to England and learning that Liam had dared to record vocals without him.
An in light of that, I also see 00's Liam trying to regain some autonomy over Oasis' musical process. And part of me thinks, good for you man. If you want to record vocals alone without Noel's permission, record them alone.
The Oasis power struggle is real.
Dave Sardy in Mojo, July 2025
Evolution of Liam's writing and vocals.
which is your top 3?
the little syncopation in Drag Me Down that just 👌
the perfect catchiness of Strip that Down and his 🕺
For You and how underrated it is
Midnight and its passion and mature big sound
Teardrops for his honesty and hopefulness
A young Liam singing "Last Request" by Paolo Nutini.
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His vocals have always been superb!
Oasis Live Hot Festival Argentina 2001This is the best version of Wonderwall! It has an incredible intro/outro, and Liam sounds top! [HQ] High-quality audioI...
Listening to Midnight first thing after I wake up was the best thing that's happened to me in a while
Same I love Liam voice a lot and I want him to sing like his X factor audition again but tbh I don't think that is going to happen now with Liam singing r&b but well one day maybe :'D also talking about that What do you think of Liam singing r&b ? Like a lot of people think he is trying "hard" lol because of the "bitches" thing that I don't see any problem with it but well also that his voice has autotune , I don't think has a lot but I understand why ppl don't like it since Liam voice +
+ is so beautiful idk if its because its r&b but well the great think I know is that he is going to show his vocals live still I hope the album can show Liam vocals also that I have a doubt like does Liam sing with a mixed voice most of the time ? Like we know he sings low look at this video of his beautiful voice 😍youtu(.)be/MNyZD9XtcCY but he started to sing more high to fit with tenor voices so that means he regular doesn't sing with his chest voice ? :O or how that it's?
Also it's harry a baritone too? Like many people that know Music says harry is a baritone because of his deep voice but some people said that just Liam is thanks x
Hello my Anon and I have to tell you that I do not particularly care for “autotuned” Liam, as he has such a beautiful, deep and impressive voice that it’s a shame not to able to hear it, but I can understand why it was done. I don’t think that Liam will only rap in his album, I think he will also include many singing parts. As for your other question, (and btw, here is the video),
don’t be surprised, most singers use a mixed voice; Liam sang low (with his chest voice) most of the times, but when he need to (depending on the key and the placement of the others), he used a mixed voice, not just to better fit in but to better support the song. There were 5 Boys singing, 3 tenors and 2 baritons (and yes, my Nonnie, Harry is most definately a baritone; granted, he cannot reach as low as Liam but he is a baritone, and he has a few problems because of the lousy treatment his voice was subjected to), and as you can understand, their songs cannot be made “sur-mesure” on each boy’s voice, so they make do. If you want to her the differences between their voice, go and listen the “you and I”, where you can hear each’s boy’s voice clearly (plus Liam harmonising and adding depth), and “Fireproof”, thhe 3 different falsettos.