Liam Gallagher Wants An Oasis Reunion
Rumors are sparking an Oasis reunion. In a recent interview with "The Times of London," Liam Gallagher says, "I'd love Oasis to get back together. If it happens, it happens. But I'm quite happy doing [my solo career]."
He adds, "We should never have split up, but we did, and this is where we’re at.”
Last year, brother Noel Gallagher said he would be game for an Oasis reunion for £100 million (pounds), which equals about $135 million. Liam then responded that he would get the band back together for free.
Liam has been vocal in the past about mending things with his brother but claims he wouldn't be surprised if his upcoming shows at Knebworth bothers Noel.
"Look, it's got to, hasn't it? I'm sure deep down he's happy, he's not all bad. But there's going to be a bit of 'the f***er's out and about again,'" Liam says. "If he was doing Knebworth, I'd be livid. I don't care how much money you've got, how many houses you've got, how many celebrity mates, when you get home you'd be sitting there thinking, 'f***er.' But the geezer's got many faces, so he can hide behind one of them," Liam declares.
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Foo Fighters Release New Song For Movie “Studio 666”
Foo Fighters are releasing a new comedy-horror movie “Studio 666” next week and now they’ve released a new song to go with it. They dropped the trash metal track “March Of The Insane,” under the name Dream Widow.
The film follows the Foos - Dave Grohl, Taylor Hawkins, Nate Mendel, Pat Smear, Chris Shiflett and Rami Jaffee - as they record their latest album “Medicine At Midnight” at a California mansion filled with supernatural forces that threaten their album session and their lives.
“Studio 666” hits theaters on February 25th. Check out “March of The Insane” to the right.
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Dream Widow March of the Insane
Weezer Celebrates the 30th Anniversary
Weezer turns 30! The band held their first practice with lead singer-songwriter Rivers Cuomo, drummer Patrick Wilson, early bassist Matt Sharp, and early guitarist Jason Cropper on February 15th, 1992, in Los Angeles.
Karl Koch, Weezer's longtime assistant, documentarian, and roadie, celebrates the rock band's legacy in a recent social media post.
"And just like that, it's been 30 years to the day that Weezer was born," Koch writes. "On 2/15/92, Rivers Cuomo, Patrick Wilson, Matt Sharp, and Jason Cropper met at TK Productions at 1956 Cotner Ave in West LA, for the first of 3 days of rehearsals, running through about 20 different songs numerous times, including a few songs that would make it to the “Blue Album” 2 years later."
Koch continues, "For all of this, Weezer wasn't really even 'Weezer' yet, because the band wouldn't get its name until a few hours before their first show on 3/19/92, closing the night out at Raji's after the debut performance of Keanu Reeves' Dogstar.''
Finally, he adds, "But regardless of when the name stuck, the band that has been going strong for 30 years now was born." Check out the full post below:
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The Device Orchestra guy released his version of The White Stripes' "Seven Nation Army".
(He calls it "Seven Devices Army" because he plays it on seven electric devices. They are Two electric toothbrushes, two credit card machines, two typewriters, and one steam iron.)
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COACHELLA and STAGECOACH dropped all Covid-19 precautions for their April festivals.
Attendees will no longer be required to wear masks or show proof of vaccination status or a negative test result. Coachella even mentions on their website, "There is no guarantee, express or implied, that those attending the festival will not be exposed to Covid-19."
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These Rock/Metal Albums Are Turning 50 This Year
Some of the most notorious rock and metal albums turn 50 this year. Let's take a trip down memory lane, shall we?
It is 1972, "The Godfather" is ruling the box office, and Watergate is dominating the headlines. The following bands/artists don't know it yet but are about to release albums that will soon be a signifying piece of their legacy.
- Alice Cooper, “School's Out”
- David Bowie, “The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars”
- Jethro Tull, “Thick as a Brick”
- Emerson, Lake and Palmer, “Trilogy”
- Lou Reed, “Transformer”
- The Allman Brothers Band, “Eat a Peach”
- The Doobie Brothers, “Toulouse Street”
- The Moody Blues, “Seventh Sojourn”
- The Rolling Stones, “Exile on Main St.”
- Yes, “Close to the Edge”
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