Liam Gallagher

[cloggypop]

The Damned are far too good to be in this thread. 

[Bjornebye]

6 minutes ago, Redder Lurtz said:

Also yeah Radio X has been relatively decent company although the week I choose to go camping is the same week Johnny Vaughn is on holiday which is a shame. 

Aah you have missed out. Do you usually listen to him? Has me in tears 

[Redder Lurtz]

Just now, Bjornebye said:

Aah you have missed out. Do you usually listen to him? Has me in tears 

I didn't even know he had a show on this channel til this week. I'll keep a note to listen out for him though, he cracks me up. 

[Bjornebye]

7 minutes ago, Redder Lurtz said:

I didn't even know he had a show on this channel til this week. I'll keep a note to listen out for him though, he cracks me up. 

Defo do mate. 

[Redder Lurtz]

2 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

Defo do mate. 

I go home tomorrow but away camping in yorkshire the following week. I shall fill my boots sir. 

[KMD7]

9 hours ago, Bjornebye said:

I think it says more about his music actually being decent to some people. Not everyone can throw out the turd The Damned do. 

 

Radio X rep though. Only listen to that. Johnny Vaughan is funny as fuck and I like Gordon Smart through the week as well. 

Going to see Liam in Dublin in November.  Friend of mine was at his gig there a few weeks ago and said he was excellent.  Can't wait.

[lifetime fan]

Johnny Vaughan is an unfunny, boring, predictable twat. 

[Bjornebye]

1 hour ago, lifetime fan said:

Johnny Vaughan is an unfunny, boring, predictable twat. 

Absolute bollocks. I wasn't arsed about him until I started listening to Radio X and he is brilliant. Felt the same about Frank Skinner until I listened to him on Absolute Radio 

[Bobby Hundreds]

Radio x is ace. Mexican handbags never fails too make me laugh. I used to not like Johnny Vaughn until I listened but he's very funny. Love the skit they do of two scousers talking about the tyres in formula 1.

[sir roger]

Can't believe I missed this first time around , thanks for the bump so I can soundly go down the 'cunt' route.

 

Not a fan of his brother either.

 

[VladimirIlyich]

1 hour ago, sir roger said:

Can't believe I missed this first time around , thanks for the bump so I can soundly go down the 'cunt' route.

 

Not a fan of his brother either.

 

Vince Vaughn isn't that bad.

[The Midnight Rambler]

 

 

 

[Spy Bee]

Love Once. He's got producing raw, simplistic songs that Noel seems to have lost the art of. He comes across as a really likable fella these days, whereas Noel comes across as a supercilious, Morrisey-channeling, joyless bastard.

[Bjornebye]

Ive just watched As It Was the Liam Gallagher film/documentary. Anyone who thinks he is a bad nobhead needs to watch that. Yeah he is a scallywag (Aren't most of us) but he is sound as fuck. 

 

Mad seeing him go back to his Mams house in Burgage where he grew up. Proper normal northern house, she never wanted to leave.  

[matt1983]

By weird coincidence I watched it last night too. I thought it was very revealing-he’s obviously nothing like his media personification,at least not anymore. 

 

Thought it was was quite interesting the way his family talked about Noel as well. I wonder if there’s ill-feeling towards him from them as well

[Bjornebye]

9 minutes ago, matt1983 said:

By weird coincidence I watched it last night too. I thought it was very revealing-he’s obviously nothing like his media personification,at least not anymore. 

 

Thought it was was quite interesting the way his family talked about Noel as well. I wonder if there’s ill-feeling towards him from them as well

It was only really Paul mentioning him and he wasn't too damning though its well known that Liam has helped Paul out loads when he has been on his arse where-as Noel used to ignore him. 

 

Paul is a horrible prick by the way. He was doing a "DJ Set" supporting Beady Eye years ago in Pompey. He was stood about 10 feet from me and I just went "Alright Paul any chance of a pic?" "I'm busy mixing" "To be fair you are just pressing stop and play..." "Fuck off you fucking dickhead"

 

White jeans on, a big thick parka and a pair of loafers on the twat. 

[matt1983]

At one point his mum said Liam hadn’t changed and that’s why people still love him, I wasn’t sure if the implication was that Noel had? Maybe I’m reading too much into it. 

 

From the outside looking in I’d always assumed the feud was a bit of a ruse to build hype for the inevitable reunion, because I couldn’t imagine that they wouldn’t see each other ever, with family occasions and that. But I’ve revised that opinion now. 

[Bjornebye]

5 minutes ago, matt1983 said:

At one point his mum said Liam hadn’t changed and that’s why people still love him, I wasn’t sure if the implication was that Noel had? Maybe I’m reading too much into it. 

 

From the outside looking in I’d always assumed the feud was a bit of a ruse to build hype for the inevitable reunion, because I couldn’t imagine that they wouldn’t see each other ever, with family occasions and that. But I’ve revised that opinion now. 

They have always argued but that last tour it properly went tits up. Liam wanted free advertising for Pretty Green in the gig programmes. Noel said he needs to pay. It all kicked off and they were at each others throats for months then the night they split, Liam suggested that Noels youngest wasn't his kid. It went right off. 

 

I'd love them to get back together but I can't see it. Noel seems to be happy doing his thing and Liam keeps calling him a potato on twitter. 

[matt1983]

It’s not cool to say it but I’ve always enjoyed both their outputs since the split, so I’m alright with things as they are. 

 

Did you enjoy the documentary? I was interested the whole way through but I didn’t particularly enjoy it, it felt a bit uncomfortable at times. He just seemed a bit sad to me, it was like a public olive branch, but barbed enough to be able to retreat from if and when the call never came. Which presumably it hasn’t. 

[Bjornebye]

18 hours ago, matt1983 said:

It’s not cool to say it but I’ve always enjoyed both their outputs since the split, so I’m alright with things as they are. 

 

Did you enjoy the documentary? I was interested the whole way through but I didn’t particularly enjoy it, it felt a bit uncomfortable at times. He just seemed a bit sad to me, it was like a public olive branch, but barbed enough to be able to retreat from if and when the call never came. Which presumably it hasn’t. 

I enjoyed it but yeah he did appear fragile at times. He badly wants the band back together but can't resist making everyone blame Noel for it. 

[Chocoholic]

 

[Curly]

I’d like to change my vote on this. Utter fucking gobshite 

[Bruce Spanner]

Little known fact but Samuel Beckett was Andre The Giants driver when Andre was a kid at a posh boarding school in Switzerland.

 

This will be the most interesting thing in this thread, I guarentee, and I've not bothered to read the vast majority of it.

[Pete]

CUNT!! (His brother is the bigger CUNT though).

[Bjornebye]

2 hours ago, belarus said:

I’d like to change my vote on this. Utter fucking gobshite 

How come?