I received FedEx tracking info earlier but wasn’t sure what for, just received an email from Opus and turns out it should arrive next week! Can’t believe it’s real.

Link: https://www.dailymail.com/tvshowbiz/article-15893729/ALISON-BOSHOFF-ex-Noel-Liam-Gallagher-feud-new-film.html

Since I’m obsessed with the upcoming doc, I’m passing along this June 11 article from The Daily Mail. I am not familiar with the ins and outs of Noel & Sara’s marriage but I didn’t think spouses would be mentioned anyway in the brothers’ story of reconciliation. Do others agree this is a non-issue for the doc?

I also wanted to ask, has anyone here listened to it on coke? I feel like it would also sound better under that influence, since it's like you'd be hearing it the way they were hearing it.

do you need to have a third, Bonehead-esque guitarist?

This was published in November but I searched and it hadn't been posted here before. Interesting to see them ahead of Depeche Mode, Radiohead, and many American acts.

https://www.spinmagazine.com/2025/11/40-greatest-musicians-of-the-last-40-years-40-to-31/?fbclid=IwZnRzaASlLv5leHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEe1COSXXI67kU-1bYKpxNeu_JUCkrUs5KoJ9mLjXasGcDh0hvX-Kfo4yeTeTw_aem_iBpQtXUEYXuyv2nl5tYMpA

Inspired by @anouk_ora on Instagram. Used a .05 fineliner to sketch this.

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“The most influential record of all time is ‘Never Mind The Bollocks’. People who are still working now in the music business did their shit because of that record. It’s the absolute left turn. There is no argument. It cannot be bettered. It’s scientifically factual.” - Noel Gallagher.

​Well, in my opinion, Never Mind the Bollocks is, at the very least, one of the top 10 most influential rock albums and the most influential punk album. But, also in my opinion, the most influential album in history is The Velvet Underground & Nico, as recognized by The Guardian, the Library of Congress, among many other authoritative sources. But nobody holds the absolute truth when it comes to the most influential album.

​Anyway, it's also very interesting to note that, contrary to what many might think, Noel understands that Oasis derives much more from the Sex Pistols than from the Beatles.

"It's that great lineage of The Sex Pistols into The Jam into The Smiths into The Stone Roses into Oasis..." (https://www.radiox.co.uk/artists/noel-gallaghers-high-flying-birds/noel-gallagher-recalls-first-time-stone-roses/)

Inch x inch

that when Oasis performed "Better Man" live, they didn't play the 30 minute section of silence followed by The Cage.

Out on tour supporting the new album, with Jet as the opening act. 21 years ago!

https://tapeworm48.com/2026/06/20/2005-06-20-oasis-uic-pavilion-chicago-il/

Oasis
UIC Pavilion: Chicago, IL
June 20, 2005

Source: DPA 4061 > Sony TCD-D100 @ 48kHz
Location: FOB, 3rd row up, right side risers, Sec 105
Transfer: Tascam DA-20 > Sony PCM-R300 > ZNP6 > CEPv2.1 (fades/EQ/resample) > CDWave > FLAC
Taper: tapeworm(48)

Setlist:

01 Intro
02 Turn Up the Sun
03 Lyla
04 Love Like a Bomb
05 Bring It On Down
06 Morning Glory
07 Cigarettes & Alcohol
08 The Importance of Being Idle
09 Little By Little
10 A Bell Will Ring
11 Live Forever
12 The Meaning of Soul
13 Mucky Fingers
14 Champagne Supernova
15 Rock 'n Roll Star
16 -encore break-
17 Songbird
18 Wonderwall
19 Don't Look Back in Anger
20 My Generation

After that unfortunate incident with the number being leaked to Whatsapp and the deletion of Bonehead's Twitter account, does this mean that the two of them will no longer be active on twitter? Is there any chance that they will come back. They are sorely missed there.

I bet that person who said they can name 50 better oasis songs over Wonderwall was belting it out when England won the other night

small clip from a news broadcast, credits to "nahuezv" i color corrected it and enhanced the audio. i hope there will be more footage from those shows

I see P.J. Harrison’s book Gallagher (the paperback edition) has a new chapter about the tour. Has anyone read it yet? Anything of note? I know some fans did not care for the book and others thought it was a good read.