Russel Brand’s New Film Inspired by the Gallaghers, Jagger and Morrissey

Russell Brand has said his latest film role has been inspired by the likes of Liam and Noel Gallagher, Mick Jagger, David Bowie and Morrissey. The comic is currently filming for Get Him To The Greek, which sees him reprise his character Aldous Snow from 2008 film Forgetting Sarah Marshall. In the new film, Snow fronts a band called Infant Sorrow, and when he was asked whether any musicians had

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Exclusive Oasis Prints Available For Easter

As a very special Easter offer we are making unique Oasis prints available in a very limited quantity. These stunning black and white photographs are images taken in 2005 by long term Oasis friend and photographer Lawrence Watson. Lawrence has been a rock ‘n’ roll photographer for over 25 years and has worked with artists such as David Bowie, Paul Weller, Ian Brown, Massive Attack and Grace Jones.These are extremely limited at ONLY 50 copies of each print, and will…

Oasis Makes New Prints Available

As a very special Easter offer inet are making unique Oasis prints available in a very limited quantity. These stunning black and white photographs are images taken in 2005 by long term Oasis friend and photographer Lawrence Watson. Lawrence has been a rock ‘n’ roll photographer for over 25 years and has worked with artists such as David Bowie, Paul Weller, Ian Brown, Massive Attack and Grace

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EXCLUSIVE OASIS PRINTS AVAILABLE FOR EASTER!

As a very special Easter offer we are making unique Oasis prints available in a very limited quantity. These stunning black and white photographs are images taken in 2005 by long term Oasis friend and photographer Lawrence Watson. Lawrence has been a rock ‘n’ roll photographer for over 25 years and has worked with artists such as David Bowie, Paul Weller, Ian Brown, Massive Attack and Grace Jones.

Liam during the ‘Lyla’ video shoot (size 20×16") – £40 plus P&P
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Liam Gallagher: ‘David Bowie And T-Rex Have Inspired My Post-Oasis Album’

Liam Gallagher has revealed that David Bowie and T-Rex have inspired his new post-Oasis album.The singer told New York radio station RXP that his new group – featuring former bandmates Andy Bell, Gem Archer and Chris Sharrock – are aiming to head into the studio next month with a view to completing the record in June before releasing it the following summer.”Andy and Gem are on fire at the moment,” he enthused. “There’s a bit of T-Rex and Bowie on…

This Guy Is Really Talented (at Least I Think So)?

Here’s a guy that does spectacular impersonations of musicians.
Liam and Noel Gallagherhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7WPixcXU…
The second side of The Beatles (White Album)http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVS0UV-9C…
Here’s one of Freddie Mercury!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqvafDnk1…
So, what do you think? He also has 386 other videos. He also does David Bowie, Bob Dylan, Ozzy Osbourne, Marc Bolan, George Michael, Neil Young, Elvis and many others.…

If You Were To Pick The Best Male Uk Vocalist Who Would You Pick From The Following?

Liam Gallagher
Robbie Williams
David Bowie
Ian Brown
Thom Yorke…

Complete list of xfm’s 100 Best British Songs

Below is the full list of the results of xfm’s poll of the 100 Best British Songs. First, here’s a sampling of how different artists did on the list:Oasis: 9Muse: 7The Rolling Stones: 6The Stones Roses: 6The Beatles: 5 (6 if you include John Lennon’s solo work)The Jam: 5 (6 if you include Paul Weller’s solo work)Radiohead: 5David Bowie: 4The Who: 4Blur: 4The Kinks: 3Coldplay: 3The Verve: 2The Libertines: 2The Smiths: 2The Clash: 2The Sex Pistols: 2Arctic Monkeys: 2I’m surprised…

Oasis weighs in

LONDON (Reuters) – Angst-ridden Mancunian rock quartet The Smiths have beaten off competition from the Beatles and the Rolling Stones to be declared music bible NME’s most important rock group of the last 50 years.

The band, renowned for its fatalistic lyrics and fronted by the misery-wallowing Morrisey, have not troubled the pop charts for more than a decade, but NME — the fanzine formerly known as New Musical Express — ranked them as more important than Elvis, the Sex …

NME goes glossy to celebrate 50th anniversary

NME is celebrating its 50th anniversary by going glossy.

The new-look NME magazine goes on sale tomorrow.

The anniversary issue will feature the first cover shots of bands including Blur, Oasis, David Bowie, John Lydon, The Prodigy and U2.

The issue will also detail NME’s choice of the top 50 acts in its history.

NME says it will retain its newspaper-style content, but feature a glossy cover, more pages and enhanced photography.

Editor Ben Knowles said: “NME has been instrumental …