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HippiemäIst das dein Ernst? Oder verarscht ihr die Neulinge nur mal gerne?
Na egal, ich nehme es dir einfach mal ab und frage dich: was war denn das für eine Mütze, dass sie weggeflogen ist?Quatsch, hier wird niemand verarscht!(von mir jedenfalls nicht…)
Das war so ne schwarze Wollmütze mit weißem Oasis-Logo, sie ist nicht vom Kopf, sondern mir aus der Hand geflogen… man muss dazu sagen, dass ich leicht dazu neige, irgendwelche Gegenstände auf seltsame Weise zu verlieren… man könnte auch sagen, dass ich es schaffe immer irgendetwas zu verlieren oder zu vergessen… ich rate jedem, mir bloß nichts anzuvertrauen…. I´m too much of a day dreamer I guess…:-)--
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WerbungOasis rocks korean fans
Gem Archer, center, and Liam Gallagher, right, join Noel Gallagher of
Oasis at a press conference in Seoul on Tuesday. Andy Bell, sick with
a cold, was absent from the photo session but performed at the concert.For Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher, it’s either one way or the other.
It can be „fabulous“ _ what he describes himself and his playing. Or it can be like „very, very uncool,“ how he described Metallica’s drummer.
For the straight-talking rocker, his first impressions of Seoul were positive.
„Last night out _ it was nice,“ said the Brit, who told the local press yesterday hours before Oasis’s first-ever show here, he had arrived not expecting much.
„It’s great. It’s really great to be in a country you’ve never been before,
British rock group Oasis is paying local fans a long overdue visit, their stop over in the peninsula made to stage the Seoul leg of their world tour.
Oasis played a set of 18 songs including „Layla,“ „Let There Be Love“ and more off the group’s most recent album „Don’t Believe the Truth“ before a sell-out crowd at the Olympic Hall yesterday evening.
How anxious were Koreans fans to see them?
With the best seats in the house gone within a week of the opening of box offices and left over sold out clean by early February leaving concert promoters no choice but to put up an additional 100 seats for sale on Feb. 15.
Gallagher said he doesn’t like to get involved in anything other than writing songs, which is why it took so long for his band to come to South Korea.
Oasis was formed in 1992 when Noel joined a group started by brother Liam with his fellow schoolmates Paul Arthurs, Paul McGuigan and Tony McCaroll on the condition he be the leader and sole song writer.
Their first album, 1994’s „Definitely Maybe,“ shot straight up to number one on the U.K. chart upon entering. It also went down in British pop history as the fastest-selling debut ever.
The success of the band’s next album „What’s the Story, Morning Glory“ in the American pop scene propelled the band into the international spotlight.
However, their own reputation is not all that has come out of their success. Oasis is credited for kicking off the 1990s British Invasion, having paved the way for other U.K. rock acts like Radiohead and Blur into the international music scene.
When asked of his take on newer groups from the U.K. like Coldplay, he flat out denied feeling threatened in any way.
„Oasis is not Coldplay as is Coldplay not Oasis. The music we make are completely different,“ said Gallagher but at the same time, added that Coldplay is one of the most successful bands to come out of the U.K.
„Chris (of Coldplay) is actually a good friend,“ he said.
While the popularity and public’s demand for the group rose, so did tension between group members. The current line-up _ Noel, Liam, Andy Bell and Gem Archer _ is different from its original, with the exception of the two Gallaghers even though that the brothers are known to have frequent run-ins with each other.
And this may explain why Noel sat alone yesterday at the press conference while Liam met with local cable networks.
Oasis made a strong come back in 2005 with „Don’t Believe the Truth,“ an album that sold over 40 million copies worldwide.
The album also featured numbers written by all the members.
While Noel wasn’t the one to decide to let them (write songs) but now thinks of it as a „real relief“ as he doesn’t have to put out as many alone.
I hope that it will continue. I really like it,“ he said.
Oasis leaves today to make two more stops in Asia, Singapore and Hong Kong, before going on to the Americas to wrap up their world tour in Mexico City on March 31.
By Han Eun-jung
Staff Reporter--
five to sevenOasis made a strong come back in 2005 with „Don’t Believe the Truth,“ an album that sold over 40 million copies worldwide.
40 Mio? Glaube ich nicht!!!!
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Staring at a grey sky, try to paint it blue - Teenage BlueJan Wölfer40 Mio? Glaube ich nicht!!!!
Das erscheint mir aber auch etwas sehr viel…vielleicht 4, aber nicht 40…
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Sir, I'm going to have to ask you to exit the donut!Ich vermute es soll heißen, dass Oasis insgesamt weltweit vielleicht in dieser Größenordnung verkauft haben, aber um derzeit eine solche Menge zu erreichen muss so ein Album mal locker ein Jahr lang weltweit in den Top-10 sein, was bei DBTT ja nun nicht so ganz der Fall war
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Staring at a grey sky, try to paint it blue - Teenage BlueJan WölferIch vermute es soll heißen, dass Oasis insgesamt weltweit vielleicht in dieser Größenordnung verkauft haben, aber um derzeit eine solche Menge zu erreichen muss so ein Album mal locker ein Jahr lang weltweit in den Top-10 sein, was bei DBTT ja nun nicht so ganz der Fall war
Nee, nicht so ganz. So ganz und gar nicht eigentlich.
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Sir, I'm going to have to ask you to exit the donut!war aber, wenn ichs richtig mitgekriegt hab, in japan
das erste britische #1 album seit 20 jahren oder so40 million is naturlich starker tobak. aber in der
bildunterschrift haben die auch liam & gem verwechselt.
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five to seven..ich glaub auch nicht das sie Let there be Love live gespielt haben??
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Jan Wölfer40 Mio? Glaube ich nicht!!!!
Na ja, war immerhin die beste Platte des Jahres 2005. Habt Ihr die etwa nur einmal gekauft?
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songbirdNa ja, war immerhin die beste Platte des Jahres 2005. Habt Ihr die etwa nur einmal gekauft?
ich habe auch sechs exemplare davon rumstehen.
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oha, den habe ich vergessen:
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Faspotunich habe auch sechs exemplare davon rumstehen.
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Translation:
Our team at MILK has never been so nervous before; not only because Oasis is one of the most influential rock groups around, but also our personal affections with the band itself. Oasis was the soundtrack of our youths.
This is Liam Gallagher’s first cover feature with the Hong Kong media – a truly historical and defining moment. Furthermore, we have managed to witness Liam’s becoming of age. Once characterised as a Tazmanian devil with a volatile temper and over-the-top arrogance, he was today suprisingly calm but still confident as ever – perhaps a sign of recognition of the band’s current status and values. As Oasis returns to form, a new wave of British bands are also emerging in 2006. The future, it seems, is looking bright once again.
Seems like you have fallen in love with the guitar?
L: I wouldn’t say I can play the guitar, I’m just doing my best, man. I’ve done it for a few years anyway, but I don’t think I’ll ever play the guitar on stage. It aint something I’m good at.But you’ve written loads of songs right? Will we see more of your tunes in the next album?
L: Sure you will. I’ve got a lot of unfinished bits and pieces. Gonna need sometime to turn them into proper tunes though.We heard you wrote one called ‚The Boy With The Blues‘, how was that going along?
L: After the tour we’ll do some recording, then we’ll put it out.But wasn’t the plan to have an EP out in the summer scrapped?
L: Oh isn’t it? I didn’t know that, is it?Well Noel said so last time
Really? Well, nothing I can do about it then…You guys gonna take a year off after the tour?
L: Yeah…but probably not that long, may be 6 months or so, then we’ll get together and do some demos. I hope we have a new album out next year, I can’t fooking wait that long.What’re you gonna do in the meantime?
L: Sit around, take my kid to the park, things like that.What will the documentary ‚Lord Don’t Slow Me Down‘ be like?
L: Trust me, don’t bother! I don’t like the stuff they were shooting during the tour, you know? Some bits are ok, but most of them are just boring as hell! Who wants to watch us just hanging around doing fook all? It’s ridiculous man!You like Oasis as it is now?
L: Yeah I love it. Probably the best we’ve ever been.You said ‚Live Forever‘ is your overall favourite Oasis song. Which song do you think has the best lyrics?
L: It’d still be ‚Live Forever‘. I love it!You mentioned your son Lennon likes to listen to the McFly, what are you giving him to listen to right now?
L: I’d give him anything. I gave him some Oasis stuff, but recently he’s into the fooking Gorillaz! Well it’s his life, let him decide what he likes.What if someday your son or daughter wants to be in a band?
L: That’s alright. Do whatever they like!Has being a dad changed you?
L: A little bit…nothing too drastic, I don’t feel it myself, you know? Yeah but I guess you know better what your responsibilities are. You gotta take care of your kids.Are you enjoying life much more than before?
L: Yeah it’s wonderful, everything’s fine and I’m happy.Which other UK bands do you like?
L: Kasabian is great. I love everything about them! Their image, their music, they’re just spot-on. And The Arctic Monkeys..I heard some of their stuff but not the album. Sounds alrite. I’d love to go see them live sometime.At the NME Awards last time, Oasis were the only guests who weren’t wearing suits. Why’s that?
L: Why should we fooking dress up like school kids? We aint going to bloody school so what’s a tie for? Those people should spend less time covering up their rubbish music and looking stupid by wearing fooking suits!Will Oasis collaborate with other bands or musicians?
L: No, personally I wouldn’t.Any words of advise for people wanting to form a band?
L: Just do what you fooking want and don’t do anything you’re not supposed to. Go out, stick to your goals and don’t let anything change you. Don’t sell yourself out just to sell more records. Then eventually you’ll make it someday.Ever thought of calling it quits and not performing on stage?
L: Never. As long as I got legs and I can walk. Music is my profession.How was it crusing through the Hong Kong harbour last night?
L: It was great. I’ll remember it (points to his head). Tops.What’re you gonna do after the show?
L: Going back to the hotel. Need to pick up some toys for my kids tomorrow.Before the PR guy started to introduce, Liam came up to me and said: „I know yer. I’ve seen yer before“. It was a short interview at Fuji Rock festival last summer. While I stood there dumbfounded, Liam was proud of his memory and happily proclaimed it’s not just garbage he’s got in his brain.
Doing an interview with Liam was honestly a taunting experience. Before hand, his assistance and record company PR people warned me over and over again not to upset the super rock star. However, at both intervals I saw Liam, he was in jubilant mood and was willing to chat. I felt he’s actually not that difficult to approach, or may be fatherhood has had a substantial impact on him. Of course, the attutude is still there, but with Oasis risen to legendary statuses, it all feels only natural.
The fact that Noel wasn’t doing an interview and Liam not knowing what he said seemed to indicate a lack of communication between the siblings. However both share similar opinions on certain questions, and both managed to put on a good show without even having to look at each other on stage. As Noel pointed out, their relations have proabably improved as they both become more mellow with age.
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five to seven„But wasn’t the plan to have an EP out in the summer scrapped?
L: Oh isn’t it? I didn’t know that, is it?Well Noel said so last time
L:Really? Well, nothing I can do about it then…“
:lol:Ein Liam Gallagher-Interview mit nur fünf mal „fook“- muss man sich jetzt Sorgen machen?!;-)
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Sir, I'm going to have to ask you to exit the donut!Oh, und: danke matis, auch für die Photos und Links…!
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Schlagwörter: Benson & Hedges, Bonehead, Britpop, bros before hoes, Kiffgras, Kokain, Liam Gallagher, Noel Gallagher, Oasis, Proletariat
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