Liam Gallagher suggests he may quit music if new Beady Eye album flops
http://www.nme.com/news/beady-eye/70071

I loved Noels comment after Beady Eye played the Olympic opening ceremony.

“I enjoyed the set by Stratfords second best Oasis tribute band”

😆

To be fair it’ll probably do all right as Oasis fans will buy any old shit. As everything after the first 2 albums testifies

The former Oasis singer, speaking to NME said he instead wanted to title the album ‘Universal Gleam’ but was outvoted by his band and label.

rock n roll 🙄

Well they’re playing this on 6 Music at the moment. And, as predicted, its absolutely bloody awful!!

The same third-rate Beatles tribute band, only without the talented one. Who must be sat listening to this tripe and laughing his socks off. Truly dreadful!

They really are terrible. I could get along with Oasis but Liam was always a **** and now he’s a **** without competent backup.

binners – Member

To be fair it’ll probably do all right as Oasis fans will buy any old shit. As everything after including the first 2 albums
Mended.

I loved Noels comment after Beady Eye played the Olympic opening ceremony.

“I enjoyed the set by Stratfords second best Oasis tribute band”
Pretty ironic, coming from someone who became famous fronting Manchester’s worst ever Beatles tribute band.

They both make me ashamed to be a Mancunian.

Noel (on Liam): “He’s rude, arrogant, intimidating and lazy. He’s the angriest man you’ll ever meet. He’s like a man with a fork in a world of soup.” 🙂

And here’s me thinking musicians made music for passion and art.

Nope, it’s all about the money and self-importance for some it seems – doesn’t surprise me with that jeb-end though

Fingers crossed the albums a flop …

Noel (on Liam): “He’s rude, arrogant, intimidating and lazy. He’s the angriest man you’ll ever meet. He’s like a man with a fork in a world of soup.”

Thanks Birky, that quote is ace!

Thinks there might be a bastardisation of a Half Man Half Biscuit lyric in that quote…

From “Bob Wilson – Anchorman.”

Lord I’ve tried the best I can
I’ve asked everybody in Kazakhstan
But I still don’t understand
Bob Wilson – anchorman

I’ve been to Kent, Gwent and Senegal
I’ve even been to look for Jim Rosenthal
Found him on his knees at the Wailing Wall
Crying: “Bob Wilson – anchorman”

Well I marvel at the things we find beneath the ground
And that man can go faster than the speed of sound
But I still can’t get my head around
Bob Wilson – anchorman

I’m cold and I’m hungry and I’m in Dundalk
I’ve got no bus fare, I’ve gotta walk
It’s raining soup and I’ve got a fork
Where be my camper van?

Well I’d like to meet Stephenson the engineer
And I’d like to meet Faraday and buy him a beer
And I’d love to meet the bloke who had the bright idea of
Bob Wilson – anchorman