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Q 50 YEARS OF ROCK’N'ROLL, PART 3 – FROM U2 TO NIRVANA TO RADIOHEAD: THE 1980S, ’90S & BEYOND

The final part of Q’s 50 Years Of Rock’N'Roll, featuring new interviews, untold stories and unseen pictures starring U2, Madonna, Wham, Madness, Public Enemy, Michael Jackson, Guns N’Roses, Prince, Happy Mondays, 2-Pac, Nirvana, Spice Girls, Oasis, Radiohead, R.E.M., Metallica, The White Stripes… and more. Plus The Q Top 40: The 20 singles and albums that changed music forever.

Quelle: q4music.com

NOEL GALLAGHER has warned OASIS fans they will have to wait a bit longer to hear the group’s next album.

He told Virgin Radio’s Ben Jones: “The album’s not going to be out until the end of the year at the earliest – not in June like predicted.”

Noel spoke at a WHO gig for the Teenage Cancer Trust.

PETE TOWNSHEND performed with The Who for the first time since he was cautioned for accessing a child pornography website.

He said: “I was a bit worried about being here, what with the year I’ve had.”

Quelle: thesun.co.uk

Es bleibt wohl oder übel noch abzuwarten was an der vorherigen NME-Meldung dran ist…

The organisers of Glastonbury have been playing down rumours about the line-up for this year’s festival.

It’s being claimed that Oasis and Muse will join Paul McCartney as headliners.

The Glasto press office told Radio 1 they wouldn’t confirm the rumours – but they’ve posted a message on the official site which says they have been talking to Oasis about playing the Friday night.

The official line-up will be announced on 2 June, and tickets go on sale on Thursday.

Quelle: bbc.co.uk

Liam Gallagher

It’s official – Glastonbury headliners revealed

OASIS, PAUL McCARTNEY and MUSE have been revealed as the headliners of this year’s GLASTONBURY FESTIVAL – tickets for which go on sale this week.

Other stars including Morrissey, PJ Harvey, James Brown, Kings Of Leon, Basement Jaxx, Elbow, The Chemical Brothers, Ms Dynamite, BRMC, Franz Ferdinand, The Rapture, The Libertines, Kraftwerkand The Vines are also rumoured to play.

NME.COM understands that on the Other Stage, Glastonbury bosses hope to organise double headliners of one dance band, one rock band each night.

Tickets go on sale at 8pm on April 1 but only debit cards will be accepted. The full line-up will be announced on June 1. Tickets, priced £112, can be purchased on the ticket line 0870 830 2004.

Quelle: nme.com

The Grown-Ups Are Alright!

THE WHO played a triumphant set last night (March 29) at LONDON’s ROYAL ALBERT HALL in aid of the TEENAGE CANCER TRUST.

The Mod legends tore through a career-spanning set, including some of their best loved tracks, as well as treating rapturous fans to new material – their first as a band since 1982′s album ‘It’s Hard’.

Surviving members, singer Roger Daltrey and guitarist Pete Townshend, led the band through tracks including ‘Substitute’, ‘Won’t Get Fooled Again’, ‘The Kids Are Alright’, ‘You Better You Bet’, ‘Who Are You’, ‘Behind Blue Eyes’ and ‘My Generation’.

The Who also played tracks from their film scores, including ‘Quadrophenia”s ‘Love, Reign O’er Me’ and a performance of songs from ‘Tommy’, as well as new songs ‘Real Good Looking Boy’ and ‘Old Red Wine’.

Townshend also spoke out about his traumatic year, which saw him arrested in January 2003 as a part of Operation Ore, the nationwide crackdown on child pornography.

Police said after a four-month investigation, that the 58-year-old guitarist had visited a website containing child pornography, but had not downloaded any of the images.

Visibly moved onstage, Townshend admitted that he had been “nervous” about stepping out in public again before thanking the packed-out crowd and his bandmates for their support.

The set was watched by fellow Modfather Paul Weller and Noel Gallagher with support coming from The Coral.

Quelle: nme.com

For those of you who have seen stories in the press regarding Glastonbury, Oasis are currently talking to the festival about playing on the Friday night but this is not yet confirmed.

We will let you know as soon as this changes.

Quelle: oasisinet.com

With a new OASIS album round the corner, OASISINET are clearing out the OASIS SHOP to make way for an exciting new range of merchandise.

So check out the SHOP for not to be repeated offers on selected T-shirts available from £2.50 (+p&p) and other accessories from as little as £1.50 (+p&p). For every order placed, you will receive your choice of a FREE OASIS sticker pack, badge or keyring (subject to availability – we cannot guarantee which free item will be included, but we will endeavour to send your preferred choice).

This offer is only valid until 25 April 2004, so to avoid disappointment, make sure you order today as the stock will be sold on a first come, first served basis – remember this will be your last chance to get hold of these items, as most of these will not be made available again through the shop!

Quelle: oasisinet.com

THE Gallagher brothers may not be able to drive themselves, but that hasn’t stopped Oasis from producing the number one driving tune according to a survey of male drivers in Watford.

Wonderwall was chosen as the most popular song to drive to by men, while women in the area opted for Kylie Minogue’s Can’t Get You Out Of My Head.

With the Easter Bank Holiday approaching and long traffic queues expected, fast fit centre STS Tyres and Exhausts carried out the survey of 200 local people, which also revealed Britney Spears and Blur to be amongst the most-listened-to acts in the car.

When trying to relax, Boyzone and Robbie Williams come up trumps with women, while men prefer the sound of U2 or The Strokes to relieve the stresses of a hard day’s work.

Retail operations manager Mike Marment said: “As a nation we’re spending more and more time in our cars than ever and it was interesting to discover how important music is to people on both long and short car journeys.

“Specifically, we wanted to find out what songs turn people into the next budding pop idol and what tunes help them forget their worries.”

Quelle: watfordobserver.co.uk

Im kommenden NME wird über Tickets, Tour- und Festivalpläne von einigen Bands, wie Oasis, den Strokes und Franz Ferdinand berichtet.

Oasis – The most euphoric festival band on earth

Where?: Glastonbury, but we didn’t tell you, right?

And, then there were two, when Noel and Liam Gallagher arrived in the pages of NME in 94, they vowed to revive the rock n roll spirit and make excess fashionable again. Ten years and millions of album sales later, they’ve left behind them a trail of broken marriages, enough drug use to prop up the Columbian economy and more great music than most bands can dream about. In the same time Trip Hop, Drill n Bass, nosebleed techno and Nu metal have all come and gone. Few people don’t get a shiver down the spine whenever they hear the garbled glory of Champagne Supernova or Live Forever blasting out the pub jukebox. Who cares if Noel and Liam are now supported by the grinning guitarist from heavy stereo, a bassist who thought up Hurricane #1 and no drummer?
This summer they will play their hits live, Liam will stand at the lip of the stage and sneer and all will be right with the world again.
Oasis, more than ever.

Comedy Cover versions?
A dash through 7 nation army before a sly stab at Take me out? We can but hope.

Chances of Bottles of Piss being thrown?
95% Anyone who remembers Finsbury Park 2002 will be wearing a hat.

Chances of Liam being drunk Onstage?
In a constantly changing world, the fact that Liam will be trolleyed is one thing we can be sure of.

Quelle: nme.com

Family man ... Liam G with Gene and Nicole

NOW we know what pop’s hellraisers get up to on a rainy day.

Partying hard is clearly not on the agenda for LIAM GALLAGHER and LIAM HOWLETT.

Once famed for their drinking and fighting, the pair seem to have turned over a new leaf and instead spent Sunday enjoying tea with the in-laws.

Quali-tea time ... Liam H and Natalie visit her parents

Mad fer it!

They went with better halves NICOLE and NATALIE APPLETON to the girls’ parents.

It?s the first glimpse we’ve had of Nat and Prodigy star Liam H with three-week-old son Ace – he is in that carry-cot, honest.

They were joined by Oasis wildman Liam G, Nicole and their son Gene, two, for a cosy cup of camomile.

Prodigal son ... Liam with Ace

Thankfully there was at least a glimmer of bad behaviour when proud new dad Liam H made a rude gesture to a snapper.

Thank goodness all’s not lost.

Quelle: thesun.co.uk