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    Wednesday, July 16, 2014


      Is Noel Gallagher's New Album Finished?

    It's been reported by a Japanese music website ro69.jp that Noel Gallagher has finished recording his new album in New York last week.

    Speaking earlier this year Mark Coyle said that the album has the spirit of Oasis's debut, which celebrates its 20th anniversary this year.

    "The new record will be seismic," he said.

    "It's so explosive that, on the day it comes out, Virgin Trains won't be able to cope with all the people trying to flee the chaos." Click here for the original article and pictures.  For translation visit the Live4ever forum



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    Wednesday, July 09, 2014


      Oasis single benefits from introduction of streams into UK charts

    Oasis and Coldplay are among the acts to have seen their tracks benefit from the recent introduction of online streaming into the UK charts.

    From the start of this month, the Official Charts Company has been counting 100 streams on sites such as Spotify as being equivalent to one download or physical copy, and historical singles have also now been brought in line with the changes to reflect their online popularity.

    Coldplay’s 2005 single ‘Fix You‘ has been upgraded from Gold to Platinum, reflecting sales of over 600,000, while Oasis’ ‘Champagne Supernova‘ – only officially released as a single in Australia – is now nevertheless Silver in the UK with sales of 200,000.

    “The BPI’s certified awards and Platinum, Gold and Silver discs form part of our country’s music heritage, so including audio streams in the sales data for singles represents an important landmark,” Geoff Taylor, chief executive of the BPI, tells the BBC.

    “It will ensure that our awards remain relevant and up to date in measuring the popularity of our favourite recordings.”


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    Thursday, July 03, 2014


      Fans want Oasis to headline Glastonbury 2015

    NME readers have voted for Oasis as the band they would most like to see headline Glastonbury next year (2015). 

    Readers have been voting for the artists they would most like to see top the bill at next year's event following this year's festival, which brought performances from Arcade Fire, Metallica and Kasabian.

    Despite the fact that Oasis are technically not together at the moment, the constant rumours about Noel and Liam Gallagher's reunion are clearly giving fans hope that a performance on the Pyramid Stage could be a possibility. Closely following the Manchester band on the list of acts who NME.com users would like to play next year is David Bowie while Foo Fighters, Muse and Fleetwood Mac all ranked highly.

    On Sunday morning (June 29), Glastonbury founder Eavis revealed that three headliners have already been booked for next year's festival – and they don't include the long-rumoured Prince.

    "We've got three headliners already – and that's without Prince. We've got some good headliners. We had an agent [for a band] yesterday on the platform by the stage watching Metallica with me, saying, 'My band want to do it next year'. I can't tell you who it was but that was done on the platform watching Metallica. Is it a British artist? He's definitely British, but the band are not British any more."

    Iron Maiden have emerged as bookmaker William Hill's front-runners to headline Glastonbury 2015. Following Metallica's warm reception at the festival, the bookmaker has slashed Iron Maiden's odds of performing next year to 7/1.

    Among the other acts with good odds are Kate Bush (8/1), whose first live dates in 35 years recently sold out, Oasis (8/1), Coldplay (10/1), Noel Gallagher (10/1) and U2 (10/1)


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    Wednesday, July 02, 2014


      Exclusive Stream: Oasis - Bonehead's Bank Holiday


    As part of the new Chasing the Sun series, here's a taster of Bonehead's intended Ringo moment, taken from the forthcoming (What's the Story) Morning Glory? re-release

    They may have sidestepped this year's Glastonbury, but the Oasis anniversary continues with the band's latest reissue: following the repackaged version of Definitely Maybe earlier this year, the second in the new Oasis: Chasing the Sun series is (What’s the Story) Morning Glory?, and will be released on 29 September on Big Brother Recordings, adorned with unheard demos, live recordings and B-sides.

    Featured on disc 2 of the new reissue is Bonehead's Bank Holiday. First unveiled as a vinyl-only track on (What's the Story) Morning Glory and later issued as part of an NME Brat Pack '96 compilation cassette, the song was originally intended to be Bonehead's "Ringo" moment. However, the story goes that the guitarist was too nervous to record his vocals so went to the pub with Liam, got extremely drunk and attempted to sing them again, somewhat unsuccessfully. The final version instead features Noel on vocals, and a lot of nonsensical pub diatribe.

    Listen to the track below.



    via L4e/ source: Guardian.co.uk



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      Rare and previously unheard Oasis demos are to appear '(What's The Story) Morning Glory?' reissue

    Rare and previously unheard Oasis demos are to appear on a new reissue of the band's second album '(What's The Story) Morning Glory?'.

    The album, which was originally released in October 1995 and has since sold over 22 million copies worldwide, will be re-released as part of the Chasing The Sun reissue package – the first of which was 'Definitely Maybe' earlier this year.

    The new edition of the album has been remastered from the original tapes by Ian Cooper at London’s Metropolis Studios, supervised by the album’s producer Owen Morris. The pair were pat of a small team who have managed to hunt down unheard demos and live material, as well as never-seen-before photos and memorabilia which will be included in the new artwork.

    '(What’s The Story) Morning Glory?' Chasing The Sun Edition will be available on standard CD & digital download, special sdition 3 x CD & digital download, 12” vinyl LP (with digital download bundle of all bonus CD content), and a deluxe box set (including the LP, special edition CD, 7” of an exclusive demo, replication of an original 12” promo & merchandise).

    The bonus material includes previously unheard demos of 'She’s Electric' and 'Rockin’ Chair', which were recorded at Mark Coyle’s Manchester studio; demos of 'Some Might Say', 'Hey Now', and 'Bonehead’s Bank Holiday', recorded by Mark Coyle for the first time at the band’s soundcheck, Club Quattro in Tokyo in September 1994.

    In addition, it will include live recordings from gigs including Knebworth, Maine Road Stadium, Earls Court, and Bath Pavilion and all the B-sides to singles (many of which appeared on 'The Masterplan' including 'Talk Tonight', 'Acquiesce', and 'Underneath The Sky'.

    'Oasis: (What’s The Story) Morning Glory? Chasing The Sun Edition' tracklisting:

    Disc 1:
    'Hello'
    'Roll With It'
    'Wonderwall'
    'Don’t Look Back In Anger'
    'Hey Now!'
    '(untitled)'
    'Some Might Say'
    'Cast No Shadow'
    'She’s Electric'
    'Morning Glory'
    '(untitled)'
    'Champagne Supernova'

    Disc 2:

    'Talk Tonight'
    'Acquiesce'
    'Headshrinker'
    'It’s Better People'
    'Rockin' Chair'
    'Step Out'
    'Underneath The Sky '
    'Cum On Feel The Noize'
    'Round Are Way'
    'The Swamp Song'
    'The Masterplan'
    'Bonehead’s Bank Holiday'
    'Champagne Supernova (Brendan Lynch Mix)'
    'You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away'

    Disc 3:

    'Acquiesce (Live At Earls Court)'
    'Some Might Say (Demo)'
    'Some Might Say (Live at Roskilde)'
    'She’s Electric (Demo)'
    'Talk Tonight (Live At Bath Pavilion)'
    'Rockin’ Chair (Demo)'
    'Hello (Live At Roskilde)'
    'Roll With It (Live At Roskilde)'
    'Morning Glory (Live At Roskilde)'
    'Hey Now (Demo)'
    'Bonehead’s Bank Holiday (Demo)'
    'Round Are Way (MTV Unplugged)'
    'Cast No Shadow (Live At Maine Road)'
    'The Masterplan (Live At Knebworth Park)'

    Via L4E Source: nme.com



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