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new compilation, chosen some songs
Liam meets Nicole
Whatever may be the reason for their “unlikely” reunion, the pair seemed to be happy, and hopefully, mostly for themselves as a family.
A photo was shared by a few sources online — which shows Nicole in a chipper ‘hug and kiss’ mood for the singer.
Nicole has the rest of the year to look forward to her reunion plans with her former pop-band, All Saints.
Although it was believed All Saints were to never reform again after their 2006 release ‘Rock Steady’, Melenie — of all 4 Saint members — had said at the time: “All Saints are never getting back together again. I never want to sing again.”
All Saints will be supporting American boyband Backstreet Boys on the UK and Irish legs of their European tour in 2014.
Reunion dates will occur in Birmingham, Dublin, Glasgow, London and Manchester in March and April of 2014.
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Beady Eye solos, instrumentals &Noel
BEARDY eye :) after me, Andy, Gem, now also Liam.
new compilation, Christmas gift for you ;)... solo, intro, outro, etc.
new compilation, Christmas gift for you ;)... solo, intro, outro, etc.
There are only 3 solos on Noel Gallagher's album (well, Noel said 2), it was very disappointing also musically... even Noel's fans complained about this. Noel admitted he's not a great guitarist and Gem is better than him... of course to sound humble and honest, that is the opposite of what he is.
* "instrumental, no full volume" = means the drums&guitars are not in full volume
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BE instrumentals +Noel
to download here (7 songs, new link working).
and still about Formula 1 and Noel Gallagher of 2 posts ago, here's a song dedicated to him for Christmas, as he hates Christmas, despite his "Christmas" name Noel... sure he often showed to hate himself too (is there anything he doesn't hate? of course if you don't like him, his blinded fans say you hate everybody... and of course they think his cover of Slade Christmas song was written by him).
music: legendary Italian actor Alberto Sordi. It's like saying "did anyone ever tell you to get lost", in funny dialect.
it also says: ...and as you're so precious, tonight I wanna tell you one thing: did anyone ever tell you to get lost, you know how many people are there... go go...to you they'll give the gold medal ...(and using a typical word that means like "fake") - of course without people voting - ...you act as the chief, "high on your horse", you "broadened" yourself too much, hey listen you whats-your-name...
those following the stream are "cods" ("morons"), we are salmons and like to go upstream... the bigger you are, the more you should get lost... and you'll find "it" (the flick of the finger :) in the right place, and you'll see soon or later you like it ahaha
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L'Inter del Palazzo
Ecco il motivo per cui storicamente vincono poco, non ne sono capaci. Gl'interisti hanno pure la loro solita faccia di merda di fare i piangina per il rigore su Palacio... (è l'episodio eclatante a effetto per camuffare quello che c'è dietro...). Guarin doveva prendere 3 cartellini in 42 minuti... manco uno (tra cui un rosso diretto per gomitata). Ne ha preso uno giallo più tardi con 7-8 interventi da dietro. Nagatomo ha pure portato via la palla col braccio davanti alla porta.
Risultato: 3 giornate a Muntari per "un pugno" (?). Ovviamente il derby completamente rubato dell'anno scorso l'hanno dimenticato...
Mazzarri ha detto che l'Inter ha giocato bene... chissà quali partite sta vedendo, l'Inter ha solo giocato gli ultimi 5 minuti, dopo una serie di partite orrende. Aveva pure avuto la faccia tosta di lamentarsi degli arbitri la partita precedente, ovvio che poi non ti danno neanche un rigore evidente.
Sono stati graziati per la squalifica sospesa e hanno fatto i buu razzisti a De Jong e Muntari ...solo gli interisti.
Adesso altri tifosi prima di altri derby faranno casino apposta sapendo che in caso di partita importante, dovrebbe succedere lo stesso, per non avere casini fuori dagli stadi.
Si è passati dai tifosi dell'Inter che dovevano essere squalificati (ma come loro tipico, la fanno franca), a non solo essere ammessi, ma quelli del Milan con le famiglie e i bambini perquisiti per ore da CIA, FBI, pompieri, ecc. durante la festa di Natale (non durante l'anno in cui le "forze dell'ordine" sono impegnatissime eh) e la scenografia (non si dice coreografia, non ballano) che aveva già ottenuto i permessi, non ammessa.
Ma cosa siamo, ancora a Calciopoli col potere interista comunista che controlla tutti tranne ovviamente sè stessi...
Adesso vogliono eliminare la violenza negli stadi in Italia (perchè invece non salvare l'Africa come Veltroni, Prodi e company?) e non riescono neanche a eliminare le FILASTROCCHE dei bambini dell'asilo (creandosi un problema nuovo... tipico degli italiani), il "merda" dei ragazzini delle scuole calcio al portiere avversario, la "discriminazione territoriale", ecc. perchè non hanno capito che non devono e non possono eliminare quelle cose, che ci saranno sempre.
L'unico sistema per la violenza è come è stato risolto in Inghilterra dalla Thatcher, pene più severe, carcere, ecc. ma finora in Italia, paese di mafiosi, comunisti e delinquenti a più livelli, così si diventa una star per anni.
Ovviamente il motivo per cui non riescono (leggasi: non vogliono, in realtà) risolvere il problema (lo spostano) è che i mafiosi, comunisti e delinquenti a più livelli sono anche e soprattutto nelle istituzioni... Quelli che non lo sono, semplicemente servono solo a votarli. Così "funziona" l'Italia...
Gli interisti dimostrano sempre di non conoscere neanche la propria storia (o meglio: fanno finta), quando rivendicano la "milanesità" di una squadra (quasi mai neanche italiana, adesso neanche il presidente, Thohir), persino nata per far giocare gli stranieri, da cui il nome Internazionale. Il Milan è stato fondato da un gruppo di inglesi e italiani, che giocavano.
Adesso vogliono eliminare la violenza negli stadi in Italia (perchè invece non salvare l'Africa come Veltroni, Prodi e company?) e non riescono neanche a eliminare le FILASTROCCHE dei bambini dell'asilo (creandosi un problema nuovo... tipico degli italiani), il "merda" dei ragazzini delle scuole calcio al portiere avversario, la "discriminazione territoriale", ecc. perchè non hanno capito che non devono e non possono eliminare quelle cose, che ci saranno sempre.
L'unico sistema per la violenza è come è stato risolto in Inghilterra dalla Thatcher, pene più severe, carcere, ecc. ma finora in Italia, paese di mafiosi, comunisti e delinquenti a più livelli, così si diventa una star per anni.
Ovviamente il motivo per cui non riescono (leggasi: non vogliono, in realtà) risolvere il problema (lo spostano) è che i mafiosi, comunisti e delinquenti a più livelli sono anche e soprattutto nelle istituzioni... Quelli che non lo sono, semplicemente servono solo a votarli. Così "funziona" l'Italia...
Gli interisti dimostrano sempre di non conoscere neanche la propria storia (o meglio: fanno finta), quando rivendicano la "milanesità" di una squadra (quasi mai neanche italiana, adesso neanche il presidente, Thohir), persino nata per far giocare gli stranieri, da cui il nome Internazionale. Il Milan è stato fondato da un gruppo di inglesi e italiani, che giocavano.
Con quale faccia di merda poi nei loro sfottò nominano ancora la Serie B del Milan, da interisti prescritti...
Gianluca Rossi ha definito questa vittoria la "massima erezione calcistica"... anche perchè, tifando Inter, hanno ben poco da godere. Ma poi non racconta sempre che ci sono altre cose nella vita oltre al calcio, cosa c'entra passare un bel Natale se vinci una partita... e che non gli sono ancora andati giù derby persi di anni fa... e dopo le vacanze (siccome ha perso con la Lazio) ha detto che vincere il derby ti fa star bene PER MESI, e ha contato pure i giorni tra un derby e l'altro... che pagliaccio... è ossessionato dal Milan, ce l'ha in mente tutto il giorno. Parla più del Milan che dell'Inter. Quando poi c'è Suma in studio, non fa più il brillantone...
è il solito stratagemma della gente falsa (tipo Noel Gallagher): quando uno vuole nascondere qualcosa di sè stesso, un difetto, ecc. il miglior modo è di mostrarlo, ovviamente dicendo il contrario...
L'ex arbitro (frocio) che hanno in studio a fare la moviola ha praticamente dato ragione all'Inter (che novità) su ogni singolo episodio
solita ignoranza di Gianluca Rossi... "voi scegliete quali trofei contare"
è un riconoscimento dato ufficialmente dalla Fifa al club più titolato al mondo... certo gli interisti non hanno dimestichezza con queste cose... si chiamano "trofei internazionali", Champions League, Coppe Intercontinentali, ecc. tutte quelle robe che il Milan ne ha il doppio dell'Inter.
"oggi voglio parlare del Milan"... quando mai? si curi...
Ma si può avere una pagina Facebook ufficiale più ridicola di quella dell'Inter? piena di proteste contro l'arbitro, che piangina assurdi. Che stile...
Ovvio che poi il Milan conta 19 milioni di fan, l'Inter 3.
Alvarez: "non abbiamo parlato per tanto tempo"... no, Mazzarri si è lamentato praticamente dopo ogni partita, ovvio che poi gli arbitri non ti danno niente
Gianluca Rossi ha definito questa vittoria la "massima erezione calcistica"... anche perchè, tifando Inter, hanno ben poco da godere. Ma poi non racconta sempre che ci sono altre cose nella vita oltre al calcio, cosa c'entra passare un bel Natale se vinci una partita... e che non gli sono ancora andati giù derby persi di anni fa... e dopo le vacanze (siccome ha perso con la Lazio) ha detto che vincere il derby ti fa star bene PER MESI, e ha contato pure i giorni tra un derby e l'altro... che pagliaccio... è ossessionato dal Milan, ce l'ha in mente tutto il giorno. Parla più del Milan che dell'Inter. Quando poi c'è Suma in studio, non fa più il brillantone...
è il solito stratagemma della gente falsa (tipo Noel Gallagher): quando uno vuole nascondere qualcosa di sè stesso, un difetto, ecc. il miglior modo è di mostrarlo, ovviamente dicendo il contrario...
L'ex arbitro (frocio) che hanno in studio a fare la moviola ha praticamente dato ragione all'Inter (che novità) su ogni singolo episodio
solita ignoranza di Gianluca Rossi... "voi scegliete quali trofei contare"
è un riconoscimento dato ufficialmente dalla Fifa al club più titolato al mondo... certo gli interisti non hanno dimestichezza con queste cose... si chiamano "trofei internazionali", Champions League, Coppe Intercontinentali, ecc. tutte quelle robe che il Milan ne ha il doppio dell'Inter.
"oggi voglio parlare del Milan"... quando mai? si curi...
Ma si può avere una pagina Facebook ufficiale più ridicola di quella dell'Inter? piena di proteste contro l'arbitro, che piangina assurdi. Che stile...
Ovvio che poi il Milan conta 19 milioni di fan, l'Inter 3.
Alvarez: "non abbiamo parlato per tanto tempo"... no, Mazzarri si è lamentato praticamente dopo ogni partita, ovvio che poi gli arbitri non ti danno niente
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High Flying Communists
As Noel said: he "likes a bit of war"... and even "made a career thanks to war"...
Some years ago, Noel Gallagher met Richard Branson (of Virgin) and Button, after coming back from Egypt (the illuminati adore the God Horus - that is a bird... - from Egypt and they must travel to Egypt at least once), and the jinx-evil eye Noel supported England for 2018, of course lost.
When Noel asked Balotelli if he's been to Africa, Noel said "I was in Egypt only"...
Noel is part of a system (Liam tried to tell about it, but was silenced by Noel making fun of him on tabloids) like Vettel in Formula 1, where everybody could win in his place...
Another thing Noel has in...common with Vettel is that the German driver is always looking at the other ones (Vettel the cars), as to copy...
I had always suspected Red Bull was communist illuminati. Also reason why they chose the colour red and a name with a double L and double illuminated bull (not to mention the yeLLow illuminated nose of the Red Bull car...why? it's always a precise choice... in human history, symbols never disappear, they CHANGE... think about it...). Here's the truth. Red Bull was inspired by the tonic drink Lipovitan of Russia. I perfectly remember experts of illuminati things said (before Red Bull dominating) that the illuminati were starting a new world order in 2010, and controlling the entertainment world, music, sports, everything. In fact, since 2010 Red Bull is winning every title.
Virgin Racing was sold to the Russians in 2010.
to be added: also, I remember Red Bull was giving a gift to the girls at every Grand Prix, and it was a necklace with an EYE... (typical illuminati symbol) ...with all the things in the world, an eye... also, what's an eye got to do with F1...
Nowadays, if you want to win, you have to sell your soul to the communist illuminati. Also, in 2010 Blatter (one is clearly dirty in everything he does), from Switzerland (where the illuminati banks are based - UBS main F1 sponsor and their illuminati logo) gave the World Cup 2018 to Russia... (2+1+8=11, illuminati number... not to mention again all the things of Noel linked to 11...). Selling the soul to the illuminati, "I sold my soul for the second time, 'cause the man he don't pay me"...
Saying these things, I'm making them more interesting than they are...
This is serious, there's always a different truth behind everything, and coming out later... and it's about money.
One thing I always noticed in the fans of illuminati things, is that they're like "hypnotized" (typical mind control), and without really knowing why they support something. Noel's and Red Bull's fans can't even see basic things against them
video, song: iLLumination by Paul WeLLer
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Noel&Liam to make peace
The ceremony is to be held at the K Club in Co. Kildare, where there will be free alcohol on hand, and Peggy has warned the rockers they must be on their best behaviour.
A source told the Daily Star newspaper: ''Liam and Noel refused to go at first. They still don't want to see each other. But Peggy has insisted that they are both there. A few family members are expecting it to be very awkward. But Peggy has told them there is to be absolutely no drama or fighting on the day. She thinks they will surprise everyone though by sorting their issues out once and for all.''
Liam and Noel have barely spoken since their bust-up other than a few text messages exchanged and an surprise meeting at a post-Olympics party in 2012.
Liam's new girlfriend Debbie Gwyther was trying to encourage an Oasis reunion by getting the warring brother's older sibling Paul involved to persuade them to perform a series of gigs in 2014 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of their acclaimed debut album Definitely Maybe.
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Alan: everybody wanted to be Liam
LONDON - Here are the reasons why Oasis became very successful.
Continue reading...
Saying "because they had good songs" is naive, only fankids could say so. In fact, many people who are no Oasis fans, think the songs were not good. Many bands have good songs but can't become famous, and sure not as huge as Oasis were, not even if they had better songs than Oasis' (this says a lot about the real reasons), and because Oasis were something else.
I have the right to say two or three things because I was there in those years and know perfectly how it worked.
The first years, the mere attraction of girls for the singer is fundamental, and it's the same for everybody, not only Backstreet Boys and similar boybands. If they like the frontman, half of the audience is yours, but the other half too, 'cause then, many boys want to be like the idol adored by girls.
Sure nobody wanted to be Noel, as he was ugly as fuck. Noel used Liam.
It's something the new fankids can't understand, 'cause they didn't live those times. They're no Oasis fans. They just judge things by what they heard from other people. Now girls say Noel is not ugly, but at those times he was.
Sure nobody wanted to be Noel, as he was ugly as fuck. Noel used Liam.
It's something the new fankids can't understand, 'cause they didn't live those times. They're no Oasis fans. They just judge things by what they heard from other people. Now girls say Noel is not ugly, but at those times he was.
As Noel admitted a night when he was drunk : his masterplan, as he called it (this is the real meaning of the song, nothing godlike as his blinded fans think) was to reach success through the media, instead of the songs. That means through the "fights" with his brother (they never really had a physical fight, despite what people say) and so they were often on the tabloids, specialized in telling bullshit and stories.
Someone says you have to belong to the illuminati to have an instant success, that Oasis had.
We fans seemed "hypnotized" (as today Noel's fans are) by everything Oasis said and did, and wanted be "like them" in everything. It was something beyond music: it was also about attitude, clothes, football, everything.
Believe conspiracy or not, anyway Oasis became part of a system where everything they did, it was something to talk about. At a certain point, if they had shitty songs, it would have been the same.
Noel taking songs from the Real People or from other musicians, it didn't matter. It wasn't really about the songs as it seems.
Oasis was the band formed by Liam, the best voice of the 90s. All the people saying (like: everyday) that Liam would have been nobody without Noel, it's nonsense.
It's the opposite.
Thanks to Oasis, Creation Records was then firing on all cylinders. Oasis "president" Alan: “There was a point where Oasis were so big that anything with their name on it would sell millions. We had become the mainstream, Oasis were everywhere. It got to the point where everybody began to look like Liam Gallagher. I used to talk to people and tell them things because I thought they were Liam.”
McGee did enjoy some of the trappings of success, especially at the expense of his new partners at Sony Music. “Sony hated me because I was horrible and took the piss all the time. Because of Oasis, we had so much power over them that I could take their helicopter. I used to fly by helicopter to Dublin quite a lot to have lunch. I was having a laugh.”
Thanks to Oasis, Creation Records was then firing on all cylinders. Oasis "president" Alan: “There was a point where Oasis were so big that anything with their name on it would sell millions. We had become the mainstream, Oasis were everywhere. It got to the point where everybody began to look like Liam Gallagher. I used to talk to people and tell them things because I thought they were Liam.”
McGee did enjoy some of the trappings of success, especially at the expense of his new partners at Sony Music. “Sony hated me because I was horrible and took the piss all the time. Because of Oasis, we had so much power over them that I could take their helicopter. I used to fly by helicopter to Dublin quite a lot to have lunch. I was having a laugh.”
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party compilation
MILAN - following the previous "Sergio Pizzorno 31 December deejay set in Italy", here's our party mix.
"Dave Gahan LEGEND. LG x"
(Liam Gallagher)
Depeche Mode - Strangelove
Police - Walking on the Moon
Abba - Dancing Queen
Abba - Gimme gimme gimme (a man after midnight)
Five Stairsteps - We must be in love
Stone Roses - Fools gold
Oasis (Liam Gallagher) - Pass me down the wine
Primal Scream feat. Kate Moss - Some velvet morning
Guru Josh Project - Infinity
Lykke Li - I follow rivers (Magician remix)
Bee Gees - Stayin' alive
Beady Eye - Two of a kind
Robert Miles (Roberto Concina) - One and one
Bee Gees - Night fever (feat. John Travolta-Tony Manero :)
Galleon - So I begin
The Fratellis - Chelsea dagger
Gem Archer (Oasis) - To be where there's life
Pulp - Disco 2000
Katy Perry - California gurls
Industry - State of the nation
Sophie Ellis-Bextor feat. Spiller - Groovejet (If this ain't love)
Fratellis - Flathead
Steve Angello & Laidback Luke feat. Robin S - Show me love
Yves Larock - Rise up
Simply Red - Sunrise
Franz Ferdinand - Take me out
Jealousy - Lucy
2Pac Shakur - California Love
Beady Eye - Bring the light
Led Zeppelin - Rock and roll
Fun Lovin' Criminals - Loco
+to add : Brazilian "trenino" di Capodanno :)
don't know why some good bands are totally ignored by the media... for example, there was the Fratellis gig in Milan and didn't even notice there was. Nothing around to announce it.
Or maybe I know why: all is ruled by the illuminati...... I'm not joking, they control the music / entertainment / etc. world... and not only... some say the whole world. This means the Fratellis didn't "sell their soul for the second time, 'cause the man he don't pay them"...(as a certain someone else did... I'm not saying names: Noel Gallagher)
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Pizzorno DJ set in Italy
MILAN - Kasabian's Italian origins Sergio Pizzorno New Year's Eve compilation in Italy.
Ennio Morricone - The good, the bad and the ugly (live in Milan)
Rolling Stones - Jumpin' jack flash
Gossip - Standing in the way of control
Led Zeppelin - Whola lotta love
The Doors - Break on through
Beastie Boys - Sabotage
White Stripes - Seven nation army (Italy world champion)
Prodigy - Girls
Rage against the machine - Killing in the name
Clash - Should I stay or should I go
Blur - Song 2
Mgmt - Time to pretend
Johnny Cash - Ring of fire
House of pain - Jump around
Kasabian - Goodbye kiss
Kasabian - Underdog
The Beatles - Hey Jude
Justice - Genesis
David Bowie - The Jean Genie
Nirvana - Smells like teen spirit
Stealers Wheel - Stuck in the middle with you
T-Rex - Children of the revolution
Beastie Boys - Intergalactic
Luciano Pavarotti - Nessun dorma (by Puccini)
Deee-Lite - Groove is in the heart
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World Cup prediction
MILAN - Since 1967, the year the jinx-evil eye illuminati owl Noel Gallagher was born, England don't win anything (he's a fake fan of England, just like he's a fake fan of Manchester City and supports Celtic). He tried to bring bad luck this time too, saying England would have gone to the playoffs, but then qualified without them.
For England-Italy last year he said England would have won on penalties, and of course Italy dominated the game and won on penalties. His song "What a life" (Aka what a LIE) was the official one for England 2012, that's why it was a failure.
Of course the media darling Noel supported England to host the 2018 World Cup and England lost it, Russia won.
This about England, not to mention all the rest about City (see somewhere down in the right column).
2014 prediction: Spain world champion (we're being superstitious :). We know Italy would probably lose vs Brazil playing at home, but said Italy to have another Italy-Germany :D (d'you know what I mean).
Group C is crazy, everyone can qualify (Greece-Japan-Colombia-Ivory Coast, this group is linked to Italy-England's group).
The best would be if England could beat Spain, to have another England-Argentina, and England scoring with a hand :D (debt with Noel Gallagher's fake friend Maradona, the drug addict and thief as Noel... the photo of him showing "Noel is God, not me" on tabloids was an old fake and everybody believed them, also as if it was something new). Maradona should have been precise and write: Noel is Godlike genius (elected without people voting)share this
Oasis Platinum Disc
Bonehead personally donated this disc after playing at the Royal Albert Hall on 18th October 2013 at A night for Jon Brookes. Jon was the drummer of The Charlatans and tragically died after a long battle with a brain tumour.
Bonehead performed Live Forever and Columbia with Liam Gallagher for the first time since 1999 and also played the shows finale with Beady Eye and the Charlatans with a stunning rendition of My Sweet Lord
All proceeds from the night were donated to The Brain Tumour Charity. This charity relies completely on donations and and only around 2% is spent on research. Even more alarming is the fact that Brain Tumour cancers are the biggest killer of people under 40 in the UK.
The disc is signed by, Liam Gallagher, Bonehead, Gem Archer, Andy Bell, Chris Sharrock, Jay Mehler, Tim Burgess, Martin Blunt, Mark Collins, Tony Rogers and Pete Sailsbury. As each person signed the disc we took photos, some of which are shown clicking here.
All proceeds from the auction will go to The Brain Tumour charity in memory of Jon Brookes.
We started the auction at 1p and there will be NO RESERVE so everyone has a chance.
The disc is on display for viewing at South City Music, 18 Ashley Road, Altrincham, Cheshire.
The item can be shipped WORLDWIDE and will be insured to the amount it is sold for.
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World Cup draw: Blatter rules
tskkkkkkkkkk Italy-England-Uruguay-Costa Rica.
Blatter put the 2 teams he hates (Italy & England) in the same group.
what a joke... a pot right just for Italy.... coincidences eh... we already know he hates us.
Now changing the rules just before the draw... being France the team of Uefa president Platini...
France didn't even had to qualify (but did, thanks to referees, again) and had the worst ranking, now all easy for them.
And the teams going on from this group, would get Spain or Brazil at the quarter finals.
All perfect Blatter, well done!
Congratulations, clowns!
And the teams going on from this group, would get Spain or Brazil at the quarter finals.
All perfect Blatter, well done!
Congratulations, clowns!
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2013 best & worst
album of the year: BE, by Beady Eye (the Japanese bonus edition, with Off at the next exit and Evil eye)
photo of the year: Cara Delevingne in Milan with ambulance (quite meaningful)
hairstyle of the year: Cara's Oasis fringe @ Milan woman fashion week
paparazzi missions of the year: Monica Bellucci, Kate Moss, Kakà, Mario Balotelli
night of the year: McLaren @ Just Cavalli
goal of the year: Balotelli vs Brazil and even Brazilians getting mad for him (but the best one was his goal vs Cagliari, disallowed not because of Mario)
flop of the year: McLaren (the car, not the bikes, winning the difficult Giro d'Italia-Tour of Italy with Nibali & stages with Mark Cavendish. Pretty Green-Oasis mod fan Wiggins struggling :(
bastard acts of the year: Platini & Blatter (winning this every year), doing everything for France (irregular goals and changing rules). Also, totally irregular win of Brazil in the other Brazil-Italy, at the Confederations Cup. And the usual Barcelona helped by referees.
+Vettel
loss of the year: Maria de Villota, Stefano Borgonovo, Nelson Mandela (and Beckham)
2014 is ready... (World Cup, gigs, Senna, Sony McLaren and maybe Led Zeppelin reforming)
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Beady Eye replacing Blur
Popular American alternative metallers Deftones and theatrical Swedish garage band The Hives join the line-up, but the biggest new name is Beady Eye.
new Big Day Out co-promoter AJ Maddah has signed Beady Eye for their first Australian shows in January.
Blur and Oasis played out an at times fractious battle in the media for supremacy of the Britpop movement over 20 years, with Oasis compared to the Rolling Stones and Blur to The Beatles.
One can imagine Liam Gallagher, one of rock's great loudmouths, taunting Blur's frontman Damon Albarn that he will finish what Blur couldn't — electrify the fans at the 2014 Big Day Out.
Pearl Jam and Canadian indie band Arcade Fire will also play at the festival.
17 January - Auckland, New Zealand
19 January - Carrara (Goald Coast)
24 January - Flemington (Melbourne)
26 January - Sydney
27 January - Beady Eye sideshow, the Enmore Theatre, Sydney
31 January - Adelaide
2 February - Claremont (Perth)
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Blatter saving France +"giornalai"
"nice" change for the World Cup draw on 6 December:
to save Uefa president Platini's FRANCE, not only they qualified thanks to the referee (again) against Ukraine, but also they put them in the European pot (despite being 9 teams instead of 8 and France having the worst ranking) and leaving the African pot with 7, with another draw for that one, so Italy and other European teams could have like Brazil or Spain (or Germany or Argentina) with Holland (or England) in the same group. Those bastards think all the people are ignorant and don't understand...
the usual bastard Blatter...
Adesso fanno pure vedere in tv le riunioni private dei giornalisti, per mettersi d'accordo a dire più boiate. Ma sì, vantiamocene pure.
Sono le persone che attaccano quotidianamente Balotelli (e poi dicono: basta difendere Balotelli!! ...ma chi??), se non sono loro a condannare il razzismo, chi altro può farlo visto che in giro è pieno di imbecilli.
E invece no, intellettualeggiano e raccontano i "se" e i "ma", eh ma tanto all'estero fanno anche questo e quest'altro... ah beh allora... Così ci sarà sempre il razzismo in Italia.
Come al solito insopportabile dalle 4 alle 5 del pomeriggio su TopCalcio24, l'interista Gianluca Rossi, dove spara stronzate a raffica, atteggiandosi come Il Più Intelligente Del Mondo (quando c'è Mauro Suma in studio però Rossi non fa più il brillante... perchè lo mette in riga). Però ha detto che non dobbiamo dare retta ai giornalisti (quindi neanche a lui?). E poi durante questo spazio che "era" dedicato all'Inter (hanno capito che non ce la fa) finisce sempre a parlare del Milan, perchè rosica rosica ROSSica... "ma tanto lui scherza eh"...
Sull'argentino Spolli che ha insultato Balotelli: "eh ma in Argentina se ne dicono di tutti i colori..."
Ha pure avuto un lapsus freudiano: "stiamo facendo tanto per i razzisti...ehm..razzismo"... ovviamente attaccando ancora Balotelli, e non credendogli.
Lo chiamano gli ignoranti che non sanno neanche parlare in italiano e gli fanno i complimenti, "tu sì che sei un vero giornalista"... ah sicuro...
"il colore della pelle in Italia non è più un problema"... boiata della giornata. E' quando mette il MA nei suoi discorsi (pieni di "però") che è ancora un problema...
Lo chiamano gli ignoranti che non sanno neanche parlare in italiano e gli fanno i complimenti, "tu sì che sei un vero giornalista"... ah sicuro...
"il colore della pelle in Italia non è più un problema"... boiata della giornata. E' quando mette il MA nei suoi discorsi (pieni di "però") che è ancora un problema...
I discorsi di queste persone, che hanno studiato e sono laureati, sono di un'ignoranza da manuale, camuffata da saccenteria. Ci sono cose sbagliate in ogni santa cosa che dicono, a volte sembra proprio che neanche seguano il calcio, che è il loro "lavoro"... sì, vengono anche pagati bene. Essere incompetenti nel proprio lavoro è tipico degli italiani...
Figuriamoci quelli che non hanno studiato allora...
finito lui, arriva un altro interista, il "piacione" Piacentini falso modesto: "io non devo insegnare nulla, però..." e fa l'antropologicamente superiore. Ma chi è poi questo qui? un attore?
Figuriamoci quelli che non hanno studiato allora...
finito lui, arriva un altro interista, il "piacione" Piacentini falso modesto: "io non devo insegnare nulla, però..." e fa l'antropologicamente superiore. Ma chi è poi questo qui? un attore?
interista Musmarra idem, "ma ci mancherebbe altro che ci mettiamo a difendere Balotelli"... non sia mai.
juventino Chirico pessimo, si comporta come un bambino e odia Balotelli a morte. Poi tifa la Nazionale.
C'è questa coalizione interista-juventina (da comiche) per far fronte persino a questo debole Milan, da soli non ce la fanno. L'unico tra gli interisti che è migliorato è Garioni, imparziale e serio.
Stanno anche criticando la multa perchè 12.000 bambini juventini gridavano merda, perchè "tanto i bambini sono naif...Lo fanno a cuor leggero"... ah crescono in quel modo naif a cuor leggero...
Boban (vedi alcuni post precedenti) ovviamente non è capace di fare l'allenatore, e segue la scia dei giornalai.
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Beady Eye back to Italy
10 February - Coliseum de Lisboa, Lisbon, Portugal
12 - La Riviera, Madrid, Spain
13 - Razzmatazz, Barcelona, Spain
15 - Live Club, Trezzo sull'Adda, Italy
16 - Orion, Rome, Italy
18 - X-tra, Zürich, Switzerland
19 - Les Docks, Lausanne, Switzerland
21 - Rockhal, Esch Alzette, Luxembourg
22 - Essigfabrik, Köln, Germany
24 - Cirque Royal, Brussels, Belgium
25 - Paradiso, Amsterdam, Holland
27 - Bataclan, Paris, france
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Beady Eye for the Philippines
Among the list of items up for sale over the coming weeks include signed items by Suede and Pulled Apart By Horses as well as an exclusive collection of original artwork, collectible prints, signed singles and merchandise. The first auction begins today (November 29) and all money raised will go to the Oxfam Philippines Appeal.
Help Auction 13 was set up by Rebecca Vincent, a tattoo artist, who originally wanted to collect pieces from fellow artists and auction them off. Her husband, Pulled Apart By Horses drummer Lee Vincent suggested asking friends in bands to help too, which is when she enlisted the help of film-maker Charlotte Knight, who has worked with numerous bands.
"After the horrific effects of the recent typhoon in the Philippines, we called on friends and colleagues in the world of art and music to donate items and the response has been astounding," Rebecca Vincent said. "More people are getting in touch every day and the list of donations is growing and growing."
Pulled Apart By Horses' singer James Brown said: "Help Auction are helping people in this world that need help fast and now. So, to support something like this is beyond important to us and should also be for you."
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Beady Eye @ Chatty Man
LONDON - @ Alan Carr, other songs added to the previous post @ Xfm. They will play @ Rockhal in Luxembourg, 21 February, Amsterdam 25 (Paradiso), Paris 27 (Le Bataclan), this means the tour continues, as Liam anticipated
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Beady Eye @ XFM radio (other songs added)
LONDON - First time live: Off at the next exit. More to add soon.
Liam revealed that 2014 would see Beady Eye continue to tour their second album, BE (21 February in Luxembourg, 25 Amsterdam, 27 Paris).
"We've got a Christmas break as from Wednesday. We're kept in the dark about what's going on next year. Which is nice, I guess. We just want to do gigs, you know what I mean? We want to get out there playing. Play this album to people, cos we think it's cool."
Speaking to the XFM Evening Show, Gallagher discussed his opinions on streaming music over purchasing the physical product, saying that he has always preferred listening to his favourite albums on vinyl, during a discussion prior to Beady Eye's XFM Presents with Ford SYNC session, with Danielle Perry.
Revealing that he has record players "coming out of my ears", Liam went on to add: "Listening to it on vinyl is always for me. I don't even know what Spotify is. The first vinyl I ever bought, it really changed my life, got me into music was the Stone Roses album. I remember I bought it in Mr Sifters in Burnage. And then I bought a Greggs pasty right after it. And a big bag of weed. I know exactly what I did that day."
Beady Eye's Christmas session next 4 December at 8pm (UK time) on Absolute Radio
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Milan loves Rangers
then this September at the San Siro stadium (Milan 2-0), AC Milan fans showed to Celtic a banner that read:
"Rangers no surrender"... so the other day in Glasgow (0-3 Milan) their fans showed "pazza Inter amala"...
Just the other day, a Celtic rude fan annoyed us.
He was also Inter fan, living in Milan... he also said he hates Italian girls... of course, you can never win a Milan girl if you're not from Milan...
After all of this... and being Noel Gallagher a Celtic fan and Manchester City fake fan... (see previous post)
Just the other day, a Celtic rude fan annoyed us.
He was also Inter fan, living in Milan... he also said he hates Italian girls... of course, you can never win a Milan girl if you're not from Milan...
After all of this... and being Noel Gallagher a Celtic fan and Manchester City fake fan... (see previous post)
Glasgow Rangers forever :)
(also, Oasis "president" Alan McGee and Noel's wife favourite club)
(also, Oasis "president" Alan McGee and Noel's wife favourite club)
Hateley goal, Milan-Inter 2-1 (1984), I remember this as if it was yesterday... 30 years ago.
Depeche Mode, by the way: Liam tweeted: "Dave Gahan LEGEND. LG x"
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Noel Gallagher-Milan 0-3
Their manager Lennon before the game said at home nobody beats them... lol (they also won vs Barcelona last year).
Goals by Kakà, even Zapata again aha, Mario Balotelli.
Dedicated to stupid Boban (see previous post).
Altro spandimerda interista, stavolta Musmarra (di solito è Gianluca Rossi, che finisce sempre a parlare del Milan), proprio oggi ha detto che i milanisti non si impegnano (invece proprio adesso si stanno impegnando di più, partita col Genoa compresa). E aveva persino da ridire sui "colleghi Mediaset" (colleghi nei suoi sogni).
Gli interisti invece a metà settimana si impegnano a giocare a briscola.
L'idiota Boban, tra le varie boiate, ha detto che Balotelli porterebbe le borse a Van Basten, Weah, Shevchenko... è quello che ha fatto Boban...
Guarda caso non fa l'allenatore ma viene pagato in televisione per dire stronzate, sono quelle le persone da prendere a schiaffi. Sapesse almeno fare il suo lavoro... ha dimostrato ancora una volta la sua ignoranza in materia.
Come se poi essere più ricchi significasse essere migliori, e come se Balotelli dovesse essere più grande del Milan. Non lo sarà mai nessuno.
Ha ragione però, smettiamola di parlare di questo Balotelli... smettiamola di parlarne male! è un odio quotidiano.
Belli anche i suoi commenti sulla vita di Mario... avremmo voluto vedere Boban da bambino abbandonato, adottato, con gravi problemi di salute, cresciuto in un paese razzista come l'Italia, ecc. Di sicuro è Boban che non sta facendo nulla nella sua vita.
Tipico croato razzista, come quelli che all'ultimo Italia-Croazia a Euro 2012 hanno tirato banane.
Bruno Longhi, l'interista ormai rimbambito che tra le varie spalmate di merda ha dato dello schifoso a De Jong e Milan, ha detto che il gruppo del Milan, a differenza di quello della Juventus, era facile... eh beh certo, invece pareggiare contro il Copenhagen (chiiii??) è difficilissimo...
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World Cup 2014 fans
MILAN - video: song by Beady Eye, sexy girls and qualified teams for the World Cup Brazil 2014, draw on 6 December 2013.
The World Cup was made by Milan artist Silvio Gazzaniga (AC Milan fan).
Italian managers @ 2014 World Cup: Prandelli (Italy), Capello (Russia, ex England), Zaccheroni (Japan).
"nice" change for the draw on 6 December:
to save Uefa president Platini's FRANCE, not only they qualified thanks to the referee (again), but also they put them in the European pot (despite being 9 teams instead of 8 and France having the worst ranking) and leaving the African pot with 7, with another draw for that one, so Italy and other teams could have like Brazil and Holland (or England) in the same group.
bastard Blatter
"nice" change for the draw on 6 December:
to save Uefa president Platini's FRANCE, not only they qualified thanks to the referee (again), but also they put them in the European pot (despite being 9 teams instead of 8 and France having the worst ranking) and leaving the African pot with 7, with another draw for that one, so Italy and other teams could have like Brazil and Holland (or England) in the same group.
bastard Blatter
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Beady Eye in Portsmouth
PORTSMOUTH - @ Guildhall. Let's see if there will be lying Noel's blinded journalists "reviewing" here too.
more to add soon
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Alan against London
HAY-ON-WYE - Former Creation records boss Alan McGee, the man who signed Oasis and was responsible for one of the greatest music labels in rock ‘n’ roll history, is telling the story of his incredible life with the publication of his autobiography, Creation Stories: Riots, Raves and Running a Label (with Noel and not Liam on the cover... Oasis was LIAM's band, formed, named and fronted by him. Not going to buy this book).
It’s a riveting, rollercoaster of a read documenting incredible highs as Oasis became the biggest band in the world and crushing lows as the Glaswegian’s life fell apart due to drink and drugs.
However, it was Wales that would became his great redeemer and McGee’s sanctuary from the excesses of the music industry.
Buying a house in Hay-on-Wye in 1997, initially as a holiday retreat, the music mogul moved to the Welsh countryside for good five years ago, desperate to escape London with his wife Kate and their daughter Charlie.
“I think I was going past McCartneys the estate agents in Hay-on-Wye and I saw this gaff,” says McGee, recounting the story of how the border town first cast its spell.
“Now I don’t know if it was a rock ‘n’ roll message being sent because of the name of the estate agent but I’d prefer to say it was all down to Led Zeppelin if I’m honest.
“ I remember when I was 15 and Led Zepplein were walking over the hills in Wales and had these big houses. I thought to myself if I ever make it I want one of them.
“No matter what happens, I’ll never move from here. There’s a ley line under us, Strata Florida, which runs straight through the house, all the way from Glastonbury to Aberystwyth Castle, with us in the middle.”
Describing life in Powys as a spiritual rehab, McGee says he spent five years reading, watching films and bringing up his daughter, happily isolated from the rat race.
The rest was recuperative in every sense because after five years he was ready to re-immerse himself in the music industry, but on his own terms.”
The 53-year-old, who also launched the careers of Primal Scream, Jesus & Mary Chain, My Bloody Valentine and Super Furry Animals amongst others, announced his long-awaited return to the music industry this year with 359 Records – a joint collaboration with long-standing independent label Cherry Red, run from his Powys base.
“The best thing I ever did was going away for five years. Where I live is completely spiritual. I can sit in my room, look at the Black Mountains, and I can just decide should I or should I not go and do this or go and do that?
"I find in London that everything is like a bumrush every single time. It’s just too much."
“We split to Wales because London is such a me-me-me culture,” he adds. “It got so boring.
"You come down here and people are actually nice. You don’t usually meet people in London who are actually nice.
"Everyone has got an agenda. Me and the missus were in London for too long. Plus my daughter was around six or seven and I thought ‘I really don’t want her to become Londonised’.
“I think I’m averse to London,” he adds. “It eats your soul. It’s not people’s fault, it’s just there’s no spirituality in London.
"There may be creativity, but there’s no spirituality. People are on the breadline, and they’re just used up as a resource.
"People just end up using each other, you know, eating each other, it’s a kind of cannibalism. It freaks me out. All I ever want to do in London is get in and get out of it.
“With the technology now, it means you can run everything from home. I’ve got the book out, I’ve got a record company, a publishing company and two films all coming out, and I’m running it from my bedroom in Wales.
“The bottom line is, if I can do it on a Blackberry and a computer, anyone can do it – because I’m not that bright. You’ve got to have the confidence, but once you go after it and do it, then you realise you can do it.”
The reborn music mogul has never been busier. In addition to his autobiography and 359 Music, his first film as producer, Kubricks, has secured a distribution deal and he will be making an appearance in the forthcoming music industry comedy Svengali, which stars Welsh actor Johnny Owen and Sherlock star Martin Freeman.
McGee, who DJs regularly around the world, will be returning to one of his favourite Welsh haunts – the Mountain Ash Inn pub in Mountain Ash – next Saturday for another 359 Music night, after launching the label in Wales back in September.
Being introduced to landlord Tony Rivers through mutual acquaintances, the former Creation Records man admits it’s a place he loves.
“I just came and DJed one Sunday night and there were about 200 of them singing Oasis songs,” he laughs. “I had a blast so I kept coming back.
“When we started the label I said we would come back here and do a 359 Music night, because I like it here. I don’t think this part of the world gets the publicity it deserves. I think too many people see it as a backwater and a forgotten part of Britain.
“When we said we’re going to do the launch in Mountain Ash, people were saying to me ‘well where is it?’
But I love it, it’s this little rock ‘n’ roll haven in the middle of the valleys with posters of The Smiths and Sex Pistols on the wall it’s unlike any pub you will ever see.”
Bill Clinton bunks up
These days I don't travel nearly as much. I'm a family man, and I like the quiet of Wales. People comes to see us.
Bill Clinton came to stay once. I was going to do a gig in New York in May 2001, and on AOL messenger Peter Florence, the director of Hay Festival, said, 'Hi Alan, what are you doing next weekend?'
When I said I was in Amaerica, the next question was, 'Can Bill Clinton stay in your house?' I told (my wife) Kate, and she was very excited. 'What! Of course he can.'
I didn't particularly want Bill Clinton to saty at my house. American presidents, I know what their game is. Clinton's no different to the others, he's just really eloquent. But if Kate wanted it, that's okay: Clinton could stay.
The irony of all ironies was that Kate, who thought she was going to get to hang out with Clinton, wasn't even allowed to stay in her own house! She got kicked out and had to stay with Peter Florence's mum!
That was the end of being a hotel for the literature festival.
Courtney Love
She's been to stay at my house in Wales. She's a keen horse rider.
You can ride out of my place for miles into the countryside. She lost a £40,000 bracelet when she fell off her horse up there and asked me to send out a search party. There's no way we would have found it. For all I know, there's still a £40,000 bracelet up the hill.
Plant and Page
I've many of my heroes through becoming well known in music. I used to see Robert Plant wandering around. In 2005 he phoned me up and asked me to DJ his son's wedding.
Well, you don't get more flattering offers than that, and I showed up at the wedding in Robert's place down the road. Jimmy Page had just got sober and was wandering around. Jimmy Page is a god to me.
I remember putting Lola by The Kinks on as the first song and seeing Jimmy and Robert head to the dance floor and start dancing together, that was the absolute highlight of my DJing career!
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It’s a riveting, rollercoaster of a read documenting incredible highs as Oasis became the biggest band in the world and crushing lows as the Glaswegian’s life fell apart due to drink and drugs.
However, it was Wales that would became his great redeemer and McGee’s sanctuary from the excesses of the music industry.
Buying a house in Hay-on-Wye in 1997, initially as a holiday retreat, the music mogul moved to the Welsh countryside for good five years ago, desperate to escape London with his wife Kate and their daughter Charlie.
“I think I was going past McCartneys the estate agents in Hay-on-Wye and I saw this gaff,” says McGee, recounting the story of how the border town first cast its spell.
“Now I don’t know if it was a rock ‘n’ roll message being sent because of the name of the estate agent but I’d prefer to say it was all down to Led Zeppelin if I’m honest.
“ I remember when I was 15 and Led Zepplein were walking over the hills in Wales and had these big houses. I thought to myself if I ever make it I want one of them.
“No matter what happens, I’ll never move from here. There’s a ley line under us, Strata Florida, which runs straight through the house, all the way from Glastonbury to Aberystwyth Castle, with us in the middle.”
Describing life in Powys as a spiritual rehab, McGee says he spent five years reading, watching films and bringing up his daughter, happily isolated from the rat race.
The rest was recuperative in every sense because after five years he was ready to re-immerse himself in the music industry, but on his own terms.”
The 53-year-old, who also launched the careers of Primal Scream, Jesus & Mary Chain, My Bloody Valentine and Super Furry Animals amongst others, announced his long-awaited return to the music industry this year with 359 Records – a joint collaboration with long-standing independent label Cherry Red, run from his Powys base.
“The best thing I ever did was going away for five years. Where I live is completely spiritual. I can sit in my room, look at the Black Mountains, and I can just decide should I or should I not go and do this or go and do that?
"I find in London that everything is like a bumrush every single time. It’s just too much."
“We split to Wales because London is such a me-me-me culture,” he adds. “It got so boring.
"You come down here and people are actually nice. You don’t usually meet people in London who are actually nice.
"Everyone has got an agenda. Me and the missus were in London for too long. Plus my daughter was around six or seven and I thought ‘I really don’t want her to become Londonised’.
“I think I’m averse to London,” he adds. “It eats your soul. It’s not people’s fault, it’s just there’s no spirituality in London.
"There may be creativity, but there’s no spirituality. People are on the breadline, and they’re just used up as a resource.
"People just end up using each other, you know, eating each other, it’s a kind of cannibalism. It freaks me out. All I ever want to do in London is get in and get out of it.
“With the technology now, it means you can run everything from home. I’ve got the book out, I’ve got a record company, a publishing company and two films all coming out, and I’m running it from my bedroom in Wales.
“The bottom line is, if I can do it on a Blackberry and a computer, anyone can do it – because I’m not that bright. You’ve got to have the confidence, but once you go after it and do it, then you realise you can do it.”
The reborn music mogul has never been busier. In addition to his autobiography and 359 Music, his first film as producer, Kubricks, has secured a distribution deal and he will be making an appearance in the forthcoming music industry comedy Svengali, which stars Welsh actor Johnny Owen and Sherlock star Martin Freeman.
McGee, who DJs regularly around the world, will be returning to one of his favourite Welsh haunts – the Mountain Ash Inn pub in Mountain Ash – next Saturday for another 359 Music night, after launching the label in Wales back in September.
Being introduced to landlord Tony Rivers through mutual acquaintances, the former Creation Records man admits it’s a place he loves.
“I just came and DJed one Sunday night and there were about 200 of them singing Oasis songs,” he laughs. “I had a blast so I kept coming back.
“When we started the label I said we would come back here and do a 359 Music night, because I like it here. I don’t think this part of the world gets the publicity it deserves. I think too many people see it as a backwater and a forgotten part of Britain.
“When we said we’re going to do the launch in Mountain Ash, people were saying to me ‘well where is it?’
But I love it, it’s this little rock ‘n’ roll haven in the middle of the valleys with posters of The Smiths and Sex Pistols on the wall it’s unlike any pub you will ever see.”
Bill Clinton bunks up
These days I don't travel nearly as much. I'm a family man, and I like the quiet of Wales. People comes to see us.
Bill Clinton came to stay once. I was going to do a gig in New York in May 2001, and on AOL messenger Peter Florence, the director of Hay Festival, said, 'Hi Alan, what are you doing next weekend?'
When I said I was in Amaerica, the next question was, 'Can Bill Clinton stay in your house?' I told (my wife) Kate, and she was very excited. 'What! Of course he can.'
I didn't particularly want Bill Clinton to saty at my house. American presidents, I know what their game is. Clinton's no different to the others, he's just really eloquent. But if Kate wanted it, that's okay: Clinton could stay.
The irony of all ironies was that Kate, who thought she was going to get to hang out with Clinton, wasn't even allowed to stay in her own house! She got kicked out and had to stay with Peter Florence's mum!
That was the end of being a hotel for the literature festival.
Courtney Love
She's been to stay at my house in Wales. She's a keen horse rider.
You can ride out of my place for miles into the countryside. She lost a £40,000 bracelet when she fell off her horse up there and asked me to send out a search party. There's no way we would have found it. For all I know, there's still a £40,000 bracelet up the hill.
Plant and Page
I've many of my heroes through becoming well known in music. I used to see Robert Plant wandering around. In 2005 he phoned me up and asked me to DJ his son's wedding.
Well, you don't get more flattering offers than that, and I showed up at the wedding in Robert's place down the road. Jimmy Page had just got sober and was wandering around. Jimmy Page is a god to me.
I remember putting Lola by The Kinks on as the first song and seeing Jimmy and Robert head to the dance floor and start dancing together, that was the absolute highlight of my DJing career!
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French thieves...again
PARIS - Noel Gallagher tried to be a jinx again with his evil eye (see list), saying England would have qualified only thanks to play-offs, but they did without.
To add to the list: he was born in 1967, since then England didn't win any cup anymore.
By the way, Noel Gallagher so it's about thieves... Lupin @ World Cup qualification, France-Ukraine 3-0 (after the 0-2), goal in offside + red card that wasn't, another help for france. Like at the last World Cup, qualified thanks to a Henry's hand vs Milan's Trapattoni Ireland... Oh wait: Uefa president Platini is French...
"nice" change for the draw on 6 December:
to save france, not only they qualified thanks to the referee, but also they put them in the European pot (despite being 9 teams instead of 8 and France having the worst ranking) and leaving the African pot with 7, with another draw for that one, so Italy and other teams could have like Brazil and Holland (or England) in the same group.
bastard Blatter
oh Sweden and Denmark out of the World Cup, after what they did to Italy in 2004 (biscotto)...so sorry eh.
friendly @ Wembley : England-Germany 0-1. I wonder how England can (often) lose against ze Germanz.
Nel frattempo in questi giorni: Inter-Chiasso 0-1, Thohir porta bene...
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To add to the list: he was born in 1967, since then England didn't win any cup anymore.
By the way, Noel Gallagher so it's about thieves... Lupin @ World Cup qualification, France-Ukraine 3-0 (after the 0-2), goal in offside + red card that wasn't, another help for france. Like at the last World Cup, qualified thanks to a Henry's hand vs Milan's Trapattoni Ireland... Oh wait: Uefa president Platini is French...
"nice" change for the draw on 6 December:
to save france, not only they qualified thanks to the referee, but also they put them in the European pot (despite being 9 teams instead of 8 and France having the worst ranking) and leaving the African pot with 7, with another draw for that one, so Italy and other teams could have like Brazil and Holland (or England) in the same group.
bastard Blatter
oh Sweden and Denmark out of the World Cup, after what they did to Italy in 2004 (biscotto)...so sorry eh.
Nel frattempo in questi giorni: Inter-Chiasso 0-1, Thohir porta bene...
"chi non salta rossonero è"... e non salta.
Giornalisti (giornalai) interisti che mettono sullo stesso piano la comunicazione dell'espertone quarantenne in Indonesia, con il macello in Italia... le matte risate. Con una competenza calcistica da tifoso medio sul divano... rimanendo a Giacartone.
Giornalisti (giornalai) interisti che mettono sullo stesso piano la comunicazione dell'espertone quarantenne in Indonesia, con il macello in Italia... le matte risate. Con una competenza calcistica da tifoso medio sul divano... rimanendo a Giacartone.
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Liam @ Italian restaurant, the future's bright
MANCHESTER - Gig review added to the previous post.Restaurant where Balotelli used to go:
The future's bright, the future's orange for Liam Gallagher - who stepped out in Manchester in these bright tangerine trousers (Led Zeppelin song :).
Liam had whisked his new girlfriend, Debbie Gwyther, to Manchester's celeb haunt Italian restaurant San Carlo on Sunday night, after his homecoming gig the previous night with his band Beady Eye at Manchester Academy.
And Liam was clearly king of romance at the King Street West eaterie, splashing out on lobster and cocktails for his dinner date.
My mole tells me: "Liam looked really relaxed and happily posed for photos inside the restaurant with fans.
"He looked like he was enjoying his lobster.
"As he was leaving he was such a gentleman though, he held open the door for a group of girls who were leaving at the same time."
The Burnage boy was clad in those bright trousers as well as a trademark furlined parka jacket as he left the venue with Debbie, who chose a demure black outfit topped off with an on-trend burgundy fedora.
Liam began dating his former personal assistant after the breakdown of
his marriage to All Saints star Nicole Appleton earlier this year, after
allegations he fathered a lovechild with an American journalist.
Former Oasis star Liam certainly made quite a weekend of it back in his home city.
For on Friday he was spotted strolling around the Christmas Markets, checking out the festive treats on Albert Square, Brazennose Street and on Spinningfields.
His weekend of Manc fun certainly seemed to meet with Liam's approval.
For he posted on his official twitter account: "Manchester top of the league."
Naturally, he couldn't have been speaking about the football for a change...
To the email readers: post about Alan's book added.
Former Oasis star Liam certainly made quite a weekend of it back in his home city.
For on Friday he was spotted strolling around the Christmas Markets, checking out the festive treats on Albert Square, Brazennose Street and on Spinningfields.
His weekend of Manc fun certainly seemed to meet with Liam's approval.
For he posted on his official twitter account: "Manchester top of the league."
Naturally, he couldn't have been speaking about the football for a change...
To the email readers: post about Alan's book added.
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Beady Eye in Manchester +review
MANCHESTER - Bonehead said "It was a special moment for me, probably my best feeling on a stage ever".
There's a poster on the Manchester Academy’s Hall of Fame which marks Oasis’ appearance at the venue on their way to world domination.
In those heady days of 1994, Liam Gallagher probably never thought he’d end up back here climbing the ladder with his new outfit, Beady Eye.
But although Oasis may be over, and the venues may be smaller, the cult of Liam lives on.
The excitement of having the Burnage boy back in town, and on his own patch, is palpable, and he delivers a masterclass in how to work a crowd.
As he strides out on stage with his stereotypical swagger, hundreds of adoring fans crush to the front. The fact he just stands and stares only works them into more of a frenzy.
But what will have pleased him most was the joyous reaction to the opening song of the night, Flick of the Finger, from their latest album BE.
The psychedelic Soul Love and Second Bite of the Apple are similarly well-received, before the punchy Iz Rite and Shine a Light allow him to show off his trademark snarl.
This may be the Liam show, but the musicianship on display from the rest of the band, particularly guitarists Andy Bell and Gem Archer, is impressive and gives Liam a platform to shine.
The night takes a nostalgic turn when former Oasis guitarist Paul ‘Bonehead’ Arthurs appears on stage for an acoustic version of Live Forever.
‘Help us out if you know the words’ Liam says, and the crowd duly obliges.
A full-throttle Cigarettes & Alcohol sparks beer-throwing bedlam before more mellow sing-alongs to The Roller and Bring the Light.
A surprise cover of The Rolling Stones’ Gimme Shelter wraps up a triumphant homecoming for Liam, before the sweaty masses pour out into the night.
***** 5 stars
***** 5 stars
Liam: "Manchester top of the league LG x".
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Beady Eye in Leeds
LEEDS - O2 Academy, more to add soon. Who needs an Oasis reunion
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musicians I've seen live
Some others I've seen them more than one time, Oasis many times.
Stone Roses, Expatriate, Beach Boys (California girls ;), Paolo Nutini, Litfiba, Ennio Morricone, Le Vibrazioni, Lenny Kravitz, Cesare Cremonini, Glasvegas, Burt Bacharach, Stereophonics, Aerosmith, The Clash - Mick Jones, Suede, Simply Red, Keane, Smashing Pumpkins, The Thrills, Phil Collins, Alex Britti, Velvet (Tokyo eyes ;), The Kooks, Groove Armada, Kasabian, Gianluca Grignani, Pino Daniele, The Verve - Richard Ashcroft, Amy Macdonald, Florence & The Machine, The Coral, The Seahorses, Echo & the Bunnymen, Oasis, Paul Weller, Led Zeppelin - Robert Plant, Jet, Beady Eye, Franz Ferdinand, Dire Straits - Mark Knopfler, Elton John, Macy Gray, Paul McCartney (Beatles), Ian Brown, Deep Purple, The Smiths - Johnny Marr, The Hacienda, Fun Lovin' Criminals, Jovanotti, Eros Ramazzotti, Samuele Bersani, Tiromancino, Alan Sorrenti, Marina Rei, The Black Crowes, Carmen Consoli, Elisa, Coldplay, Tom McRae, Carly Connor, Marlene Kuntz (song feat. Skin of Skunk Anansie), The Stands, Idlewild, The Rakes, Twisted wheel, Marcilo Agro e il duo Maravilha [with a song saying : now fuck off, lol]
Free Peace, Frou Frou, YuYu, Dana Glover, Articolo 31, Syria, Niccolò Fabi, Biagio Antonacci, Dirotta su Cuba,
many memories, and I'm proud I've seen some of the best music in history.
Some I would never go again, as Coldplay. Some musicians Noel hates (Keane, Simply Red, Elton John, Phil Collins, etc.), well he hates everybody.
+ I met also the mods leader Sting ;) and gave him a cd with a letter, just like to Liam :)
As also Paul McCartney, I gave an invitation to a literature prize of a friend.
meetings with Liam, Richard Ashcroft, Paul Weller, Paolo Nutini, Ennio Morricone, etc. are long stories ;)
The last song is by an Italian duo (Kings of Convenience style) supporting Oasis in Milan 2005 (the first gig that year, anticipating the album), we didn't like them because they made music for sleeping so all the people insulted them... that's probably when they wrote that song, it seems serious but says "and now, go fuck yourselves all... since the beginning we fucking didn't like you, you've got shite faces" ahaha they were not that bad, after all.
Expatriate, we've seen them @ the "would have been" Oasis last gig ever (Milano 2009, the second gig), but live they're not so good, we expected more
many memories, and I'm proud I've seen some of the best music in history.
Some I would never go again, as Coldplay. Some musicians Noel hates (Keane, Simply Red, Elton John, Phil Collins, etc.), well he hates everybody.
+ I met also the mods leader Sting ;) and gave him a cd with a letter, just like to Liam :)
As also Paul McCartney, I gave an invitation to a literature prize of a friend.
meetings with Liam, Richard Ashcroft, Paul Weller, Paolo Nutini, Ennio Morricone, etc. are long stories ;)
The last song is by an Italian duo (Kings of Convenience style) supporting Oasis in Milan 2005 (the first gig that year, anticipating the album), we didn't like them because they made music for sleeping so all the people insulted them... that's probably when they wrote that song, it seems serious but says "and now, go fuck yourselves all... since the beginning we fucking didn't like you, you've got shite faces" ahaha they were not that bad, after all.
Expatriate, we've seen them @ the "would have been" Oasis last gig ever (Milano 2009, the second gig), but live they're not so good, we expected more
UPDATES : Nic Cester, Andrea Bocelli, Canova, Rolling Stones, Cristina D'Avena, Stone Foundation, Ramona Flowers, Daniele Ronda, Mox, Slydigs, Madison Beer, Noel and Liam Gallagher (oh you know them) etc
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Beady Eye in Glasgow
GLASGOW - Barrowlands. "I wanna thank every1 who went to the gig last night in Glasgow that is what I signed up for keep the faith and beware of darkness LG x Glasgow top of the league LG x "
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Beady Eye mix
1 Flick of The Finger
2 Dreaming Of Some Space
3 White Smoke
4 Soon Comes Tomorrow
5 Don't Brother Me
6 Soul Love
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Gem speaks +acoustic
Talking to Nme ahead of the band's show at Dublin Olympia last night (November 7), the first of their autumn Ireland and UK tour, a now-fully recovered Archer recounted how he slipped at home in August and fractured his skull, leading to a week in hospital. He said: "The odd thing is I can't remember falling, or much after it. It was pretty serious, shall we say, and there are a lot of people affected by it, but it seems we're through it. My wife, certainly, and the kids… It was something I wouldn't wish on anybody. I almost feel I missed it all, but they didn't – they went through it and it was horrible."
He continued: "The second fall, two weeks after the first, I've since found out, isn't that uncommon for people who've fractured their skull. Once you've had that, there is the chance of falling again and breaking an arm and/or a leg. At least I didn't do both. It's one of those things. You could think yourself into a corner with these things, worrying, but I'm not one of those guys. I've never broken a bone in my body before this summer, and now I know what it feels like. I'd hate to repeat it. And when I speak to my mam and she's worried, I just have to say 'It could happen again but I'm still here'."
Thankfully now Archer is recovered and says he's "match fit" ahead of the tour starting. He said: "I am fine. In some ways more than fine. There are slight things I see differently, which is always a bonus in life. The weird thing is when I have my guitar strapped on I feel better than ever and walk around without even thinking about what I'm doing. When I don't have it on…there are certain parts of the day when I should have my guitar on to help me. But I am definitely match fit for these gigs."
"Whether I'm completely recovered, that's a different thing. For me, completely recovered would mean being able to run down the street faster than my son and I can't yet, but maybe those days are over anyway?"
He also promised Beady Eye's setlist would be different from the band's shows earlier this year, saying: "We've rehearsed enough stuff to change it up. We'll see, I don't know what tonight's setlist is, we'll see how the soundcheck goes, but we do have a few permutations. Even just for the band's sake it's good to change things and put new songs in, and then there are a lot of people who have already seen us this year."
Finally, he talked of Jon Brookes tribute concert organised by The Charlatans which took place at the Royal Albert Hall in October. On the night former Oasis guitartist Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs stepped in to replace Archer, who watched from the side of the stage.
He said: "It wasn't frustrating, it was weird for everyone else but me, I think. I loved it, and there's no way I could've done it anyway. To see them step up, and Bonehead get up like that, was a bit of a moment."
Liam Gallagher's band are going to play the Ford SYNC studios in Leicester Square, London in front of just 30 winners. The session takes place on November 25.
Danielle Perry announced the news on The XFM Evening Show last night, with help from guitarist Gem Archer.
"It will be stripped down but not too naked. It's acoustic guitars but it's all the keyboards and the sounds and a little bit of precussion but Liam's voice," he said of the performance.
"That's kind of how we approached this album as well. We recorded with Liam singing with the band and if the vocal's a keeper - which nine times out of ten it was - then we just built around that
"It's not just going to be me and Liam or Andy and Liam... it's the band. You say intimate, and I think that's a great idea. There is something to be said for playing quiet."
You'll be able to win tickets on The XFM Evening Show and on xfm.co.uk from Monday.
Beady Eye played their first show back since guitarist Gem Archer fractured his skull in Dublin last night.
The band covered Gimme Shelter by the Rolling Stones during their set at the Olympia.
He continued: "The second fall, two weeks after the first, I've since found out, isn't that uncommon for people who've fractured their skull. Once you've had that, there is the chance of falling again and breaking an arm and/or a leg. At least I didn't do both. It's one of those things. You could think yourself into a corner with these things, worrying, but I'm not one of those guys. I've never broken a bone in my body before this summer, and now I know what it feels like. I'd hate to repeat it. And when I speak to my mam and she's worried, I just have to say 'It could happen again but I'm still here'."
Thankfully now Archer is recovered and says he's "match fit" ahead of the tour starting. He said: "I am fine. In some ways more than fine. There are slight things I see differently, which is always a bonus in life. The weird thing is when I have my guitar strapped on I feel better than ever and walk around without even thinking about what I'm doing. When I don't have it on…there are certain parts of the day when I should have my guitar on to help me. But I am definitely match fit for these gigs."
"Whether I'm completely recovered, that's a different thing. For me, completely recovered would mean being able to run down the street faster than my son and I can't yet, but maybe those days are over anyway?"
He also promised Beady Eye's setlist would be different from the band's shows earlier this year, saying: "We've rehearsed enough stuff to change it up. We'll see, I don't know what tonight's setlist is, we'll see how the soundcheck goes, but we do have a few permutations. Even just for the band's sake it's good to change things and put new songs in, and then there are a lot of people who have already seen us this year."
Finally, he talked of Jon Brookes tribute concert organised by The Charlatans which took place at the Royal Albert Hall in October. On the night former Oasis guitartist Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs stepped in to replace Archer, who watched from the side of the stage.
He said: "It wasn't frustrating, it was weird for everyone else but me, I think. I loved it, and there's no way I could've done it anyway. To see them step up, and Bonehead get up like that, was a bit of a moment."
Liam Gallagher's band are going to play the Ford SYNC studios in Leicester Square, London in front of just 30 winners. The session takes place on November 25.
Danielle Perry announced the news on The XFM Evening Show last night, with help from guitarist Gem Archer.
"It will be stripped down but not too naked. It's acoustic guitars but it's all the keyboards and the sounds and a little bit of precussion but Liam's voice," he said of the performance.
"That's kind of how we approached this album as well. We recorded with Liam singing with the band and if the vocal's a keeper - which nine times out of ten it was - then we just built around that
"It's not just going to be me and Liam or Andy and Liam... it's the band. You say intimate, and I think that's a great idea. There is something to be said for playing quiet."
You'll be able to win tickets on The XFM Evening Show and on xfm.co.uk from Monday.
Beady Eye played their first show back since guitarist Gem Archer fractured his skull in Dublin last night.
The band covered Gimme Shelter by the Rolling Stones during their set at the Olympia.
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Beady Eye @ Olympia
DUBLIN - covering Rolling Stones "Gimme shelter".
Cigarettes & alcohol
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referees helping Barcelona
A penalty given as gift (Neymar is a diver, as usual, and winked his eye at Messi after the penalty...) and goal in offside against AC Milan... nice one, as always, referees helping Barcelona without needing it. It's obvious that they're already stronger.
Same old story, nothing new... it's even boring.
Meanwhile, Inter was playing cards.
punishment: Messi injured until 2014.
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Alan's book
“We were coming out of acid house and people wanted personality again and people wanted rock and roll again," says the 53-year-old Glaswegian, who is returned to the music industry 10 years after turning his back on it.
"Oasis were the first bad boy rock and roll band that had personality so that’s why they made it. I signed them to the label, I was never their manager but they had the right manager and it worked."
Creation Records was one of the key labels of the mid-Eighties indie movement. Founded in 1984, early releases featured artists including Jesus and Mary Chain, Primal Scream, The Jasmine Minks and The Loft.
But it was Oasis that really catapulted the label into the limelight as the nation went crazy for Noel and Liam Gallagher's bad boy attitude and rock and roll antics.
"They sold seven million Definitely Maybes and they went on to sell 21 million Morning Glorys so we went from being in the fourth division to being in the first division," he says.
"But having said that we had some good bands and put out some great records, we just never had the commercial success.
"When you have a label and you get just one band like Oasis, that’s a moment of fucking genius. I don’t mean I’m a genius - no one is a genius in the music business, you just put out records - but what I’m trying to say is that’s a moment of genius because you can’t expect that. If that happens then rock and roll!"
In McGee's upcoming book Creation Stories: Riots, Raves and Running a Label [Noel and not Liam on the cover?? aaarghhh... not buying it... Oasis was Liam's band, formed, named and fronted by him], released on November 7, he is described as, "a charismatic Glaswegian who partied just as hard as any of the acts on his notoriously hedonistic label, he became an infamous character in the world of music."
McGee is the first to admit that he was difficult at times and gleefully recounts the details of those party years before he fled the increasingly corporate ethos of the music industry in 1999.
"The old Alan McGee in the Eighties and Nineties probably wouldn’t make it in this climate," he says. "The only reason that I fit in with this climate now is because I’ve gotten older and more mellow. I never used to be mellow, I used to be a nightmare."
He acknowledges today's up-and-coming musicians face a very different world.
"The music industry has changed since I’ve been away," he says. "It used to be 50 per cent music and 50 per cent attitude but it’s so much harder for a band to make it now. It’s 40 per cent music and 60 per cent attitude.
"Music is less important now than having the right attitude to make it. The people that are making it now must be made of steel, they must have platinum characters.
"Twenty years ago you could be mental and a drug addict but it’s got so hard to make it that you’ll never make it. The attitude has never been more important. That’s what I’ve learnt in the first six months of being back in the music business," he adds.
McGee is refreshingly honest about the future. "It’s going great but what we don’t know is if anyone buys records any more but we’re going to find out," he laughs.
"We live in completely different times and we’re only in the first realms of technology. Before long there’s gonna be a tipping point, we’re either gonna be controlling the computers or they’re gonna be controlling us. We’re gonna merge with computers."
Yet he has fully embraced the power of social media. "I think it’s hugely important," he says. "That’s huge that you can just send it to me on Facebook. And If I like it, I’ll contact the person.
"If someone really wants to get music to me, I do my 359 music night in Liverpool. Come to a gig and give me a physical CD if you don’t want to send me a MP3, or send me a MP3. It's simple."
We have yet to see if within this batch of young talent McGee's spotted another Liam or Noel Gallagher, an artist who McGee credits as having the head for success as well as the drive.
"I met him 20 years ago. He would make any situation work, he would be on Facebook working at it. He’d be on instagram. He’s 47 now, he doesn’t need to do any of that, but the guy I met 20 years ago he would be working it all over the place."
who? Noel Gallagher? he even said the internet is responsible for the decline of society... even "it's the internet's fault for everything" (and videogames responsible for violence... sure, who is not playing some "shoot'em up" - excuse me the 80s term - and then goes out for some massacre?)
ah it was just another of Noel's lies... I see.
McGee may be internet-savvy but that doesn't mean he's embraced everything about today's music industry.
For wannabe musicians taking the X Factor route, McGee can't think of anything worse.
"I think it’s karaoke. We live in a karaoke culture, I think it’s inauthentic. The public gets what the public wants, if they like X Factor then they fucking deserve it.
"We’re living in times where someone picks your clothes, picks your songs, tells you what to say – it’s not authentic. People are puppets, musical puppets."
The advice that McGee gives to singer/songwriters who would rather give up their guitar than sell their soul to X Factor is simple: it's all about having the right attitude.
"Music’s been so devalued that people don’t even buy it any more unless you’re in the top, the little part of the pyramid," McGee says.
"You need to write songs but fuck me you need to get your attitude right, 'cause if you’ve got the right attitude you will win.
"Write songs, play every gig you get offered and learn your craft because that’s what music is."
McGee has returned with 359 Music, a label he co-founded earlier this year. He's already released four records and signed acts including 15-year-old John Lennon McCullagh and Canadian singer/songwriter Tess Parks.
John Lennon McCullagh released his record North South Divide last month after Alan saw him perform in a pub.
"I met him when he was 14 because I went to a pub to DJ and help his dad. Little John got up on stage and absolutely smashed it. So I said if I ever got a record label, I'd like to sign him. I don’t know what it is but kids are becoming super talented really young."
359 Music's second release was It's Not About War from Chris Grant, who McGee met six years ago. "I knew about Chris Grant from MySpace in 2007 and I knew about Pete Mcloud, I met him in LA in 2008," he says.
With Mcloud's record Rolling Stone out today, McGee's now looking forward to introducing music lovers to Gun Club Cemetery, a rock 'n' roll three-piece releasing their self-titled album in a week's time.
Canadian singer Tess Parks' Blood Hot is out on on November 18. "I met Tess Parks on a film set because she was doing some acting work," McGee says. "She reminded me of a younger Courtney Love."
John Lennon McCullagh released his record North South Divide last month after Alan saw him perform in a pub.
"I met him when he was 14 because I went to a pub to DJ and help his dad. Little John got up on stage and absolutely smashed it. So I said if I ever got a record label, I'd like to sign him. I don’t know what it is but kids are becoming super talented really young."
359 Music's second release was It's Not About War from Chris Grant, who McGee met six years ago. "I knew about Chris Grant from MySpace in 2007 and I knew about Pete Mcloud, I met him in LA in 2008," he says.
With Mcloud's record Rolling Stone out today, McGee's now looking forward to introducing music lovers to Gun Club Cemetery, a rock 'n' roll three-piece releasing their self-titled album in a week's time.
Canadian singer Tess Parks' Blood Hot is out on on November 18. "I met Tess Parks on a film set because she was doing some acting work," McGee says. "She reminded me of a younger Courtney Love."
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