Liam Gallagher is pissed at Noel over Oasis album anniversary celebrations.
Liam Gallagher has hit out at his brother Noel Gallagher over the Oasis 25th anniversary celebrations.
A new video titled “Return To Rockfield” will be released on YouTube on Thursday, October 1st.
The interview shows Noel Gallagher returning to the studio where Oasis recorded “(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?”.
Liam Gallagher was not included in the project and reacted strongly on Twitter.
He replied to a post from the official Oasis account, clearly showing his disappointment.
“The thing is rite it’s a sad existence to think it’s all about you, breaks my heart,” wrote Liam.
In the video, Noel Gallagher praises his brother’s voice, calling it unmatched on that iconic record.
“Liam’s voice is on another level. Nothing today comes remotely close,” said Noel.
Fans pointed this out to Liam, but he responded sarcastically.
“Without that voice he’d still be ironing Clint Boon’s knickers,” Liam Gallagher replied.
Another fan asked if it really bothered him. Liam responded honestly:
“Yeah man, I have feelings you know.”
Liam Gallagher is pissed at Noel over Oasis album anniversary celebrations.
Noel Gallagher Reflects on Oasis Days
Later in the clip, Noel Gallagher shares memories of Oasis’ peak in the ’90s.
“We got smashing the arse out of it, day and night. I loved the ’90s. Why get old?”
Liam Gallagher Previously Slammed the Exclusion
It’s not the first time Liam voiced frustration over the album’s 25th anniversary.
When a fan asked about his participation, he said:
“I’ve not been asked. Ignition the fucking cowboys just want the potato.”
He added:
“I’ll answer your questions daily. Don’t need a big sing and dance.”
YouTube Special and Vinyl Reissue Announced
On Friday, October 2nd, YouTube will release several exclusive Oasis videos.
The lineup includes remastered HD versions of:
- “Wonderwall”
- “Don’t Look Back In Anger”
- “Some Might Say”
- “Roll With It”
- “Morning Glory”
- “Champagne Supernova”
Oasis also announced a vinyl reissue for the 1995 album.
The limited editions include silver double vinyl and picture discs.
Release date: Friday, October 2nd.
Source: Tone Deaf
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