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Oasis songwriter Noel Gallaher has slammed his band’s 1997 album Be Here Now as “s**t” and the result of his cocaine habit.

Gallagher, who has since cleaned up, claims Be Here Now was sub-standard because the band were allowed as much time as they pleased and were granted access to anything they wanted.

Speaking on this weekend’s TV show UK Music Hall of Fame, to be aired on Channel 4, he says: “Good times don’t make for good music. All the good music’s made in the bad times. Definitely Maybe – written, unemployed; recorded, broke. Same with Morning Glory – recorded, broke, in twelve days. Be Here Now – three months, anything you want, s**t. Although I never listen to it, I kind of like the fact that it’s there if I ever want to go and listen to a soundtrack to my own cocaine, overweight, alcoholic madness.”

Quelle: iol.ie

Bonehead aka Paul Arthurs formerly of the mighty Oasis answers Poptones.co.uk’s QUESTIONS OF DOOM about Noel Gallagher, dodging dwarves on stage, Alan McGee, Oasis’ scariest fan, the tenth anniversary of Definitely Maybe, the life and times of Oasis, The Seers and the recent documentary DVD of Definitely Maybe.

Quelle: poptones.co.uk

All over the shop ... Liam

LIAM GALLAGHER went searching for his daily bread yesterday.

The OASIS frontman, whose hits include Wonderwall, was spotted swaggering around his local Tesco in North West London with girlfriend NICOLE APPLETON and son GENE.

Smelling the roses ... stepping out with Nicole and Gene

His other kid, LENNON, was nowhere to be seen.

But Liam was wearing his famous JOHN LENNON-style cap as a nod to his idol.

Sugar daddy ... happy families at Tesco

The singer stocked up with a loaf of Hovis white and a couple of yogurts.

As the sign says, it looks like the rock wildman has swopped lairy for dairy.

Quelle: thesun.co.uk