#oasis press

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Liam, Noel, Debbie and Katie leaving The Wrestlers pub in Highgate today. Apparently they had a 9 hour bender after the final!

"Closer then been they've been in years" you don't say

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New video of Liam and fans hugging him and petting his head on friday (cc: Southern Heights)

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The Sun incestbaiting in 2025 we're so back

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Official Charts has declared that "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?" is the best british selling album of all time, based on combined sales and streaming data

The all time best selling (no streaming) top three albums are are 1. Queen's 'Greatest Hits', 2. ABBA's 'ABBA Gold' and 3. Oasis' '(What's the Story) Morning Glory?'. (full article)

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Much to Liam's chagrin, Oasis is getting inducted to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame! (full BBC article here)

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Liam spotted at the Villanelle gig on Friday (x) so it was actually him

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The Daily Mirror saying this about the Oasis doc about the reunion— If it's true I don't think I'll survive it (x)

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WELL LIAM, IT WAS REALLY SOMETHING

Nine or ten "incredible" songs have been recorded, apparently...

NME | Music News | 2001

SMITHS guitarist JOHNNY MARR claims to have helped record an “entire record” of LIAM GALLAGHER-penned songs in just “seven days”.

Liam and Johnny Marr have been working on a number of songs written by the Oasis singer over recent months. Speaking in the current issue of Manchester lifestyle magazine City Life, Marr said that the duo completed nine or ten “incredible” songs in a week.

He said: “It was just Liam getting a chance to record nine or ten of his massive back catalogue of songs. When Oasis came off the last tour, he’d really honed them; just him and his guitar."

“I’d heard the songs so much through hanging around houses and dressing rooms that I could almost walk down the road and hear the entire record in my mind; everything down to the guitar overdubs. Liam just wanted to get the songs down but it ended up sounding like an entire record. To all intents and purposes, we made an album in seven days."

"Some of the material is incredible; he’s starting to get his own identifiable thread in his songs. It’s very dark and very deep; not throwaway in the slightest. Nor is it party-time rock’n’roll. It sorta goes through the ‘White Album’ and comes out the other end… like the Whiter Album.”

Marr also said that the track Liam has written for the new Oasis record, ‘Born On A Different Cloud’, is “lyrically as good as anything I’d wanna hear”.

Oasis will release new material in 2002, although it is unclear what will become of the Marr/Gallagher studio sessions.

— NME, 12th October 2001 // Liam and Johnny Marr at the Olympic Studios, London; photo by Jill Furmanovsky (2001)